Like the brave Sarah Palin, I, too, support our allies in North Dakota
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I'm surprised Caribou Barbie got it wrong. She can easily see the Korean peninsula from her house. 
http://www.cnn.com/2010/OPINION/11/24/martin.michelle.obama.palin/index.html?hpt=T2
I'm starting to think she's got an OJ thing going on. She just keeps saying impossibly stupid stuff over an over until she starts actually believing it herself.
But when it comes down to it, who's fault is she really? She's cashing in. If society as a whole weren't so ****ing stupid, she (and the others like her), wouldn't have anyone paying any attention to them.
She's marketing a brand. And she's getting rich doing it. So who's the stupid one really?
I'm starting to think she's got an OJ thing going on. She just keeps saying impossibly stupid stuff over an over until she starts actually believing it herself.
But when it comes down to it, who's fault is she really? She's cashing in. If society as a whole weren't so ****ing stupid, she (and the others like her), wouldn't have anyone paying any attention to them.
She's marketing a brand. And she's getting rich doing it. So who's the stupid one really?
Well, everyone else being stupid enough to create a marketable brand out of it doesn't make her any less stupid.
This kind of sh*t terrifies me because I realize that we might, as a nation, be just hopeless enough to elect a retard lunatic like that. I hope not. I suspect not. But there were certainly a lot of people who thought the best part of McCain/Palin was Palin.
Its not just her. This is republican milieu. If you keep saying something over and over and over, the retarded American public begins to except it as fact. You know, like tax cuts pay for themselves, Saddam has WMD, and the wealth trickles down.
This town is full of them. In fact most people in this town thought McCain was too far left and were hoping he'd check out so Palin could be president.
Oh of course.....I was not implying that she was an evil genius by any means.
And yes....it is very disturbing that "they" consider being smart "elitist" and a liability.
Even in 2004, I remember people saying that they liked W because he seemed like "regular people" and someone they'd want to have a beer with.
I keep saying it, you should want you nation's leader to be WAY smarter than you.......
Only an American would want to have a beer with a white knuckle dry drunk who was in charge of the nuclear codes.
I'd have a beer with him if I had the chance. At least that way I could be close enough to glass the prick in the face. After I finished my beer of course.
I am surprised she did not correct herself.
Well, there was that period of profound retardation from 2000-2008.
Not to mention we were all dumb enough to elect a do-nothing president afterward.
Yeah, maybe we should have gone with Hilary.
I swear to Christ, Barry still thinks he can work with the GOP. He's dumber than Palin (Trig, not Sarah...)
(And yes, I understand that he got America close to accepting that openly gay people can kill foreign poor children. That's a hell of an accomplishment, Mr. President.)
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No he didn't. His AG is fighting it.
i havent seen it
The problem with Palin is twofold.
There is a tiny, tiny sliver of conservatives who slavishly support her, and there is nothing you can say to change their mind.
The other problem is the everyone else follows and listens to what she says, even though we ridicule her.
Part of it is our fame-oriented culture. Before MTV and the internet, we followed people who actually did something, whether it was a great athlete, war hero, a scientist, or a talented musician.
Now the most famous people are Lindsay, Kanye, and Paris.
Palin is in a perfect position to exploit this. Now that she quit as governor, a very calculated move, people still follow every word she says but there is no accountability because she actually does NOTHING.
Everyone other political figure we pay attention to is actually a serving elected official.
There is a tiny, tiny sliver of conservatives who slavishly support her, and there is nothing you can say to change their mind.
The other problem is the everyone else follows and listens to what she says, even though we ridicule her.
Part of it is our fame-oriented culture. Before MTV and the internet, we followed people who actually did something, whether it was a great athlete, war hero, a scientist, or a talented musician.
Now the most famous people are Lindsay, Kanye, and Paris.
Palin is in a perfect position to exploit this. Now that she quit as governor, a very calculated move, people still follow every word she says but there is no accountability because she actually does NOTHING.
Everyone other political figure we pay attention to is actually a serving elected official.
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...and wasn't Jon Stewart one of the original veejay's on MTV? So in effect, this is all his fault!!
(Anyone see what I did there? If so please explain it to me.
(Anyone see what I did there? If so please explain it to me.
The gaffe of confusing North and South Korea is minor, although it is a quick soundbite displaying about how ignorant Palin really is.
I also listened to the rest of the interview and it is really scary.
I think the Korea dilemma is amazingly complicated. How can you make a desperate country whose leaders seem to defy any logic to comply to any peaceful solution without pissing off their patron, the largest country in the world?
I could say, "Bomb NK back to the Stone Age!" and you may agree or disagree, but we are not making the decision, are we? We don't even have a sliver of influence on the decision.
Palin actually does. What she says influences voters who in turn influence their elected officials.
Watch "Thirteen Days" for an appreciation of how an international situation is handled successfully. The Cuban Missile Crisis was littered by false flags and posturing, it took a calm but strong hand to find the right solution.
I am still hoping 2012 ejects Palin to the trashdump of ex-celebrities.
I also listened to the rest of the interview and it is really scary.
I think the Korea dilemma is amazingly complicated. How can you make a desperate country whose leaders seem to defy any logic to comply to any peaceful solution without pissing off their patron, the largest country in the world?
I could say, "Bomb NK back to the Stone Age!" and you may agree or disagree, but we are not making the decision, are we? We don't even have a sliver of influence on the decision.
Palin actually does. What she says influences voters who in turn influence their elected officials.
Watch "Thirteen Days" for an appreciation of how an international situation is handled successfully. The Cuban Missile Crisis was littered by false flags and posturing, it took a calm but strong hand to find the right solution.
I am still hoping 2012 ejects Palin to the trashdump of ex-celebrities.
I hope to only see her on another one of those "plastic surgery gone wrong" shows.
It just baffles me that some people still see her as having leadership capabilities when she has demonstrated a lack of interest in actual politics. Had she had been a Democrat and stepped down as governor, the GOP would have ripped her to shreds.
but then again...she hasn't let anyone drown in a car....
dems overlook manslaughter...republicans overlook sheer stupidity.
Stupidity has killed rather a lot of people though......
and their thinking is..."at least they aren't our people."
Not true, Obama is trying to bring the executive in check. The bush administration took allot of those powers from congress. It's congress's job to legislate, not Obama's and people are saying he isn't doing his job "pushing his agenda through" though that isn't his job. He is the head of the executive, the needs to EXECUTE the laws, not make new ones.
I give Obama very little, but one thing I will give him is bringing back some sort of check and balance system
No, he's not.
On civil liberties, he's as bad as Bush. Possibly worse. Unlike our former retarded head of state, he knows better.
Fair enough, he isn't rolling back what bush did, and is there for setting a precedence. BUT he isn't trying to pass laws from the white house. Bush took away one right after another, Obama isn't giving them back
Silver, I thought you were a displaced Canuck...have you come over to the dark side...err, naturalized?
As idiotic as Palin is, I beleive this was a slip of the tongue. Nothing more, nothing less. By now she has enough handlers pumping her full of "knowledge" that she can at least point to the general area of the world in which N Korea lies. W/ a maximum of 2 instructor assists...
As idiotic as Palin is, I beleive this was a slip of the tongue. Nothing more, nothing less. By now she has enough handlers pumping her full of "knowledge" that she can at least point to the general area of the world in which N Korea lies. W/ a maximum of 2 instructor assists...
No, I used the term "our" because I'm in the passenger seat.
Unfortunately, the driver is an amphetamine fueled religious maniac.
Unfortunately, the driver is an amphetamine fueled religious maniac.
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