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BiggJawn

(23,051 posts) Sat Mar 31, 2012, 01:53 PM Mar 2012

A "Real Real American" and his delusion.

Saw this in the comments on, of all things, a story on the 100th anniversary of the sinking of "Titanic"...

"You right-wing-hating liberals are the most pathetic people I have ever encountered. Don't you have anything better to do than to put your nose where it doesn't belong? Liberals are the also the worst busybodies I have ever witnessed. How could you ever call someone on the right, reich-wing? The left are the Nasis (sic) in it's purest form, they just do a better job at hiding it. Truly a pathetic life form the U.S. could do without."

Really? Well, he's right. The "busybodies" are so good at hiding it that I have failed to find ONE piece of legislation they've introduced requiring women to be raped with a sonogram wand.

oh, right... THAT is the responsibility of the Right, isn't it?

The Kool-Aid runs out these people's noses when they bend over, they're so full of it...

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A "Real Real American" and his delusion. (Original Post) BiggJawn Mar 2012 OP

The Nasis? XanaDUer Mar 2012 #1

Not Godwin. Maybe the Greenhouse Law. pinboy3niner Mar 2012 #4

"What's bizare?" hfojvt Mar 2012 #2

The problem I see here is that you are expecting the right to use reason... wandy Mar 2012 #3

XanaDUer

(12,939 posts)

1. The Nasis?

Reply to BiggJawn (Original post)

Sat Mar 31, 2012, 02:37 PM

Mar 2012

Does that invoke Godwin's Law?

pinboy3niner

(53,339 posts)

4. Not Godwin. Maybe the Greenhouse Law.

Reply to XanaDUer (Reply #1)

Sat Mar 31, 2012, 02:54 PM

Mar 2012

I think it's short for Nasturtiums.

hfojvt

(37,573 posts)

2. "What's bizare?"

Reply to BiggJawn (Original post)

Sat Mar 31, 2012, 02:43 PM

Mar 2012

"We're all pretty bizarre. Some of us are just better at hiding it, that's all." The Breakfast Club

Is a sonogram law the only way to be a busybody?

wandy

(3,539 posts)

3. The problem I see here is that you are expecting the right to use reason...

Reply to BiggJawn (Original post)

Sat Mar 31, 2012, 02:45 PM

Mar 2012

You are expecting the right to apply some common sense. It don't work that way.
Imagen you come upon a dog that has been scratching at his ears until bath ears are red raw.
If you try to explain that his actions only make things worse the only result is...
The dog growls at you and continues scratching.
If you try to put Neosporin on the dogs ears the only result is....
The dog bites you and continues scratching.
About the only thing you can do is have a vet instill one of things cone things on the dogs head.
Even at that the dog will bark that you don't have a valid birth certificate and try to bring that to the supreme court.
Or worse yet. The dog will check if you're wearing a hoodie and flat out shoot you.
It just doesn't matter! Dumb dogs gonna keep on scratching.

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