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- Now THERE'S a delightful combination.
- The vacuous musings of Donald Rumsfeld.
- It's official: we're progressive.
- Sites that really deserve more attention.
- Another member of the Canadian right-wing wankerhood.
- So much for that "not allowed to applaud" bullshit.
- The art of being lazy.
- Americans are dumb.
- Sorry, John, but there are limits to our superpowers.
- Dear Stephen: Let. It. Go.
- This should make you suitably nauseous.
- Web sites I like that are starting to piss me off.
- Still waiting ...
- The Barbara Kay investigations: when sloppy think...
- So much for that "last throes" thing.
- "The most cowardly war in history."
- Filling up for democracy: Buy your gas at Citgo.
- Donald Rumsfeld's act wearing just a bit thin.
- Your Saturday morning coffee links.
- Dear Dems: Lord, but you're a bunch of pussies, a...
- Aaaaaaaawkward ...
- Poor Peter. This must be getting tedious.
- NEWSFLASH: Iraqi insurgency in last throes of inc...
- Viewer discretion is strongly advised.
- Friday Jew blogging: When bad rabbis attack.
- Sorry, what was all that "last throes" stuff again?
- When unbounded capitalism meets painful reality.
- Hey, good news, everybody!
- Boooooooooooooring.
- December 31, 2005: Whither Iraq?
- The Washington Post, rewriting history.
- Oh, those wackily optimistic business experts.
- Apparently, God just doesn't like conservatives.
- Family values? Or wads of cash? Grapple, grapple.
- Dontcha just hate mixed messages?
- The Rachel Marsden Watch: Stewie-sized version.
- There's hyperbole, and then there's hyperbole.
- What do Barbara Kay and LGF have in common?
- Someone who gets it.
- It seemed like such a good idea at the time.
- Coming soon: The Barbara Kay watch?
- Why I'm not a big fan of organized religion.
- Canadian waterheads on parade!
- Open thread, Monday morning edition.
- Barbara Kay "academic bias" followup: a question ...
- Canada, academic "bias," and complete and utter BS.
- The power of PowerPoint.
- Those were the days.
- "As It Happens" and the 9/11 hijackers myth.
- The Terri Schiavo watch: Day 5,621.
- Time for an office pool, I think.
- Oh, man ... back into the anti-Semitism brouhaha.
- The Rachel Marsden watch: Totally gratuitous side...
- The Rachel Marsden watch: Jesus, is it worth it?
- The War on Terror: Oh, those adorable College Rep...
- Terri Schiavo: And isn't this an embarrassing deve...
- An online poll you'll really want to make a mess of.
- Continuing fun and games at Media Bias Watch.
- New York Times screws up, publishes actual facts.
- Gurmant Grewal and reality: not on the best of te...
- New blogroll coming one of these days.
- Some decisions just aren't that difficult.
- Dear American Public Broadcasting fans: You are S...
- That gosh-darned American liberal media.
- Canadian conservative values.
- More Media Bias Watch stuff.
- Another reason to really, really , REALLY hate Mic...
- Well, isn't this precious?
- Off to the races.
- Exit strategy? We don' need no steenkin' exit str...
- Just how big a dick is Pete Rempel?
- Sometimes, over-reacting just makes you look like ...
- U.S. missile defense: A bad idea, getting worse b...
- The few, the proud ... the really fucking desperate.
- "Hidden agendas" and right-wing media bias griping.
- Open thread.
- Sometimes, this is just too easy.
- Canadian right-wingers emulate U.S. counterparts a...
- Life just gets better for the Conservatives.
- And now we see what's behind the curtain.
- When Christian telemarketers attack. Or whatever.
- Sometimes, you can't even put good spin on it.
- But can any of them make a radio out of a coconut?
- Alright already, I've been book tagged!
- Alone on the high seas with Bill O'Falafel. Not.
- More academic bias nonsense south of the border.
- When high technology turns on you.
- "You can never have too many firearms."
- Well, OK, give me TWO reasons.
- ... then garnish with Velveeta slices ...
- And you thought Canadian politics was boring.
- The lighter side of Intelligent Design.
- People who no longer qualify as truly human.
- Can you explain that whole "air space sovereignty"...
- And with Monday coming up fast ...
- With apologies to Gordon Lightfoot.
- I'll take "Really weird shit" for $400, Alex.
- Things just fine here. Why do you ask?
- Really entertaining creationist wingnuttery.
- It's never too early to beat up on Tom Friedman.
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8 comments:
Agreed. I'm not going to post my entire commentary, but if you want to read it, go to http://www.prometheusgroup.ca/forums/viewtopic.php?t=97.
I actually prefer the more succinct version here. Bravo.
And I thought Canadians were known for diplomacy.
Besides, they'll figure out they're wrong eventually.
Amen.
Over 2 years have passed since the beginning of Bush's illegal, immoral, and unsanctioned-by-France invasion of Iraq. According to the flashing neon tote-board in Michael Moore's living room, over 1600 troops have died without dignity. We've tried everything in the book to make the Shrub take his war toys and go home. Petitions. Protest marches. Organized hissy fits. Yet despite all our feminine hysterics, the chimp simply won't listen to reason.
But I have the perfect plan to finally convince the swaggering fascist cowboy chimp to surrender his so-called "War on Terror":
I am going to marry a man. And I'm going to encourage everyone to marry someone of their own gender. And if we can get enough people, we can have one big ceremony on the White House lawn. And then, after the marrying, comes the hot man sex...We are going to make Chimpy McHitlerburton watch live amateur gay porn on his front lawn in punishment for allowing and encouraging every travesty his cabal of bastards commits upon the world.
The event will be video taped, and copies sent to each member of Bush's bloodthirsty cabal, with a warning that Progressive Paul is fully prepared to have even more man sex until all US forces are withdrawn from the Middle East.
Don't think I won't, Shrub!
Progressive Paul
But but but it's religiously intolerant to prevent me from being religiously intolerant. Bigots got their rights, too.
I believe that's roughly the counter-argument.
How refreshing. You acknowledge that there is such a thing as "right" and "wrong". You're more than half way to being a Conservative.
How refreshing. You acknowledge that there is such a thing as "right" and "wrong". You're more than half way to being a Conservative.
And once, having identified the differences, you consistently pick "wrong", you're all the way there. :)
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