the Kommisariat's Kontinuing Kronicles: more right-wingery in the USA, 2k11-12

shit it was just up a day or two ago, i forget what it's called tho. something something .jpg

Listening to this clown talk about his paintings is the worst.

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drunk

John Podhoretz ‏@jpodhoretz
Hey, delightful jokes about that wacky North Korea, where millions starve!
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otm

idg how you'd immediately assume abide w/ me was for the munich olympics

reflex anti-nhs sentiment just makes me sad

john is really a substandard iteration of norm

Tennessee doin big things

http://www.nashvillescene.com/pitw/archives/2012/08/01/tinfoil-hat-society-state-legislator-warns-of-obamas-fake-assassination-plot

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=439aPl_8Hxw&feature=player_embedded

saw this on the teevee

Wasn't his thesis on how to kill senior citizens? I thought that was a matter of public record.

(I think I may have served up a hanging curve there for anyone who wants to grab a bat.)

http://freebeacon.com/stop-snitchin-start-donatin/

bush-league weirdo from up here has gone viral

http://youtu.be/Bs7Y9iYf_uk

At an election night party for state Rep. Randy Vulakovich (R-Shaler), Allegheny County GOP chair and former county executive Jim Roddey fired up a couple hundred local Republicans by noting that Vulakovich had defeated his Democratic opponent by a nearly 50-point margin.

Roddey then segued to a less positive note.

"There was a disappointment tonight. I was very embarrassed," Roddey told the crowd, according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. "I was in this parking lot and there was a man looking for a space to park, and I found a space for him. And I felt badly -- he looked like he was sort of in distress. And I said, 'Sir, here's a place.' And he said, 'That's a handicapped space.' I said, 'Oh, I'm so sorry, I saw that Obama sticker and I thought you were mentally retarded.'"

Post-Gazette reporter Tim McNulty observed that the crowd "hollered and clapped" in response to the insensitive joke.

Gee, the Post-Gazette is the only local coverage online I've seen...

Can someone augment the thread title? Year-specific multi-year threads get under my skin fer some reason

what kingfish wants, kingfish gets

thankee kindly

A Fox News contributor on Thursday explained that people who support Christian restaurant chain Chick-fil-A were different from Occupy Wall Street protesters because liberals “maim and rape” each other.

During a segment on Fox & Friends, co-host Brian Kilmeade asked comedian Steven Crowder to compare Chick-fil-A customers to “violent confrontations at Occupy demonstrations.”

“Conservatives and leftists protest in different ways,” Crowder explained. “Conservatives, when they want their voices to be heard, they decide to effect real political change by making their voices heard through voting with their dollars.”

He continued: “Liberals decide to commit felonies and harass and assault and maim and rape their fellow occupiers in tents while tipping over police cars. So, there is a little bit of a contrast.”

The comedian also had some advice for Chick-fil-A critics who disagree with the company funding organizations which work to oppose marriage equality and other LGBT rights.

“You know what I would do if the owner of Pizza Hut started publicly burning Bibles?” Crowder asked. “I wouldn’t eat at Pizza Hut. … Because I’m not a Marxist idiot. I believe that people have the right to free speech.”

He's a funny guy, this comedian.

liberals drive like this

Occupy just needs to start buying the right kind of stocks?

how'd you like to see this coming at you

http://www.yaf.org/theconservativesmovie.html

"2016: obama's America" just opened up in a couple suburban theaters around here, a flick by that douche at Dinesh Dsouz

From the director who brought you... Still Point in a Turning World: Ronald Reagan and His Ranch

wow the trailers for that d'souza thing

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-G1OT5gzb48

HOLY SHIT @ the black kids playing monopoly

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfLsSg9wZlE

Yes thank God the founding fathers didn't have a dream for "the sins of colonialism be set right".

Dinesh D'Souza braving the horrors of Kenyan trains to bring us the unvarnished truth

when they're talking about the dream of the founding fathers to perfect liberty all the footage they show is of cars

gm or someone please adopt the slogan LIBERTY PERFECTED

I'd love to the Romney version of this movie with a bunch of polygamist compounds and kidnapped children

this is playing out in a working/middle class white-flight suburb here on friday. curious how attendance will be

http://www.runawayslavemovie.com/

Oh boy:

http://www.dove.org/reviewpopup.asp?Unique_ID=9379

Synopsis:
Limited Theatrical Release - In RUNAWAY SLAVE, an intriguing new documentary that opens in theaters this summer, Rev. C.L. Bryant journeys across America to find answers. A one-time NAACP local chapter president, Rev. Bryant discovers that by buying into the entitlement mindset of "progressives," the black community has traded one form of tyranny for another. Using leading black conservatives as "conductors," Rev. Bryant believes it is time for a new Underground Railroad to help liberate all Americans from the Government plantation that has left the black community dealing with a new form of slavery: entitlements.

Dove Worldview:
This is a riveting documentary which attempts to unite blacks to move forward in a focused political front, rather than being divided on perceived racism issues. Rev. C. L. Bryant pursues the idea that conservative Republicans did a lot for the advancement of African Americans in the past, more than Democrats would like to own up to. Republicans were responsible for slavery being ended, citizenship and justice, and the right to vote for blacks. The documentary begins with the 47th anniversary of Martin Luther King's great Civil Rights victory.

This fascinating documentary looks at the history of the Civil Rights movement and where America is at today in terms of the advancement of blacks in society. There seems to be two schools, those who believe blacks have come a long way and their skin color no longer prevents them from anything other races can enjoy, and those who believe it is still an issue in terms of poverty and social advancement.
The documentary features various pastors and community leaders who comment on political platforms and the Tea Party. Pastor Bryant shares that he did not get to enjoy his ninth anniversary at a church he pastored because the leaders of the church did not care for what they perceived to be a liberal comment and he lost his job. The documentary features a wise observation that people must learn to forgive in order to move forward.
This film features a piece of history as well as insight into where we may be headed in the future as a country. We recommend it for ages twelve plus. Watch this one soon. It just might motivate you to become more active in the causes you believe in. It's not often a documentary can do that.
Content Description:
Sex: It's stated that some rap songs promote promiscuity.
Language: A man says he was called "ni*ger" as a boy; H-1; H (as a place)-1; Crap-1
Violence: "Bloody Sunday" is referred to and historical footage features police officers with Billy Clubs, people fleeing and being carried off; fires and smoke; talk of Martin Luther King's assassination; a conservative black man says there was a time he would have led conservatives to the gallows; a comment about 1500 black babies being aborted every day.
Drugs: It's stated some rap songs promote drug usage.
Nudity: Some young men show boxers by wearing pants low in the back.
Other: A man says he believes the Tea Party is racist; a comment from black man about the angry white people; a black man asks an angry black man what makes the angry whites worse than he is and he says, "They are the enemy".

Again, I wonder how much of rightwingers arguments are more about loudly reinforcing their own belief structure to members of their tribe and picking fights with out-groups rather than the other means of argument, that of trying to convince somebody.

Wall St. & the defense industry: still happy on the plantation.

Congrats to Pareene:

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/235806450952323072

*applause*

Oh that is DELICIOUS. That's almost as good as "appletini party boy."

Oh man, another victory

dying

Alex Pareene ‏@pareene
.@realDonaldTrump my investigators in hawaii have shown me some pretty compelling evidence that u mad doggie
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lmao what a peach

HA

Sam Nunberg
@snunberg

@pareene you're a self describe 'cat lover.' Leave your parents' basement and get a life.
12:01pm - 15 Aug 12

Fox falsely links undocumented youth to 9/11 hijackers

(vis a vis people subject to the administration's "deferred action" on immigration applying for drivers licenses)