SedanChair posted:

Bashir is a shameless, cake-eating hitman. He can never leave obvious slams on the table.

Rexicon1 posted:

Ok ok. For television bashirs comment was out of line, but can we get a consensus that someone should poop on palin

Rexicon1 posted:

Ok ok. For television bashirs comment was out of line, but can we get a consensus that someone should poop on palin

Acquilae posted:

Who's to say someone hasn't done that already, and we've found the cause for why it keeps coming out every time she talks?

Star Man posted:

I'm more concerned about who's nailin Palin.

Star Man posted:

I'm more concerned about who's nailin Palin.

Star Man posted:

I'm more concerned about who's nailin Palin.

quote:

"My role is to accept his apology and be humble enough to accept it and move on," Palin said during an appearance on "Fox & Friends."

"But I just hope that unprovoked attacks like that don't result in people being hesitant to jump in the arena anyway, to get out there and serve the public or start a business or really commit themselves to changing within their family, their community, their world, doing whatever that they can, despite the fact that in this world, you are gonna be hurt and attacks will come your way. I just hope an attack like that doesn't make people hesitate."

http://talkingpointsmemo.com/livewire/palin-hopes-bashir-s-unprovoked-won-t-stop-people-from-starting-a-business

Miltank posted:

Left wing radio could work, but it will never exist because there is no money in it.

Incorrect Username posted:

I followed the Sandra Fluke facebook page as well as the page of Rush's sponsors who pulled out after the incident and yes, thats exactly what they believed.

Rush Limbaugh, 12/5/2013 posted:

Let me address something here. Right when the program began, Mr. Snerdley asked me, "So are you gonna play all these pope sound bites that you've got building up?" I said, "No, I'm not gonna play 'em," and this is why, exactly what we're talking about now. This is another manufactured controversy. I happen to be a villain in this massive soap opera script. I give you an illustration.
Remember there was a woman once who testified before a fake congressional committee who demanded $3,000 worth of birth control pills, paid for by everybody else, and we calculated that you'd have to be having sex, I mean, 25 times a day to run through that much birth control pills? So I used a word to describe it and I actually did not use the word I meant to use but I used the word, and you remember for two weeks that is all anybody was talking about.
There were massive efforts to cancel this program and get me thrown off the soap opera, to get me written out of the script, if you'll recall that. You do? You recall that? Okay. Now, let's go back to this guy named Martin Bashir. I told you a joke. I used an inappropriate word. I didn't even use the word I intended to use. (Frankly, I don't even know if it makes sense to revisit it.) The word I did use, I thought, meant the same thing as the word I wanted to use.
Anyway.
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There was one other thing too that the pope said that I reacted to. The pope was critical of "trickle-down economics." Now, come on, folks. What is trickle-down economics associated with? Even low-information voters know trickle-down economics equals Reagan equals what? "Hatred of the poor! The rich get richer, income inequality, all of that. It's nothing but lies." Trickle-down is supposedly a failure. It doesn't work.
What the left wants everybody to believe trickle-down is that the rich, many of whom are rich unfairly, will give their money away. "Knowing that they have more than they need and seeing their fellow citizens suffering, the rich will give that money away -- and you know, it never happens. Therefore, trickle-down doesn't work." That's not what trickle-down is. George Soros isn't giving his money away. He's donating it to causes for which he expects a return, but he's not giving it away.
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Isn't that timely? So the pope comes out against the growing inequality, and a week later, here comes the president of the United States out there talking about income inequality. Just a little too cute. Now, there are two big so-called Catholic groups that are leading this attack on me and trying to get cable news to discuss this in terms of the soap opera, and they are both funded by George Soros.
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The more people spend and the more commerce there is, the more trickle-down. What the left wants you to think is that when the rich get their money, they hoard it and they don't spend it, which is asinine. When's the last time you saw a really rich person driving, what, a four-cylinder turbo-charged little lawn mower? You don't see it. You see 'em in Mercedes and Bentleys and Rolls-Royces and whatever the hell else.
They have these huge homes that there are people that work at. You would not believe the landscaping budget some of these evil rich people. Trickle-down is precisely what works, and the more of it, the better. It is how people earn more money, but the left has got this butchered, convoluted definition of it that the rich either don't give their money away or they don't spend it, because they don't want to share. They've got theirs, but you're not gonna get yours, and they got theirs by taking yours.
That's the asinine, cockamamie theory that they want everybody to believe, and to hear the pope regurgitate this? I can't tell you how disappointing that was. The pope is one of the most powerful men in the world, and we would expect him to be one of the most informed. If it weren't for trickle-down, the Catholic Church wouldn't have any donations. Trickle-down is a good, good thing. It's exactly what happens. But the left has defined it in such a way that it's got a bad taste.
It's got bad PR. It's got a bad brand, bad image. "Trickle-down? Yeah, that doesn't work." It does, every time it's tried. Just like abstinence, by the way. It works every time it's tried. Everybody who engages in commerce is engaging in trickle-down. There's nobody, other than a welfare recipient, who is only on the receiving end of trickle-down. By the way, one of these Catholic groups all over me supports "abortion rights," and they call themselves a Catholic group.
I mean, it's all a phony bunch of politicians.

Intel&Sebastian posted:

gently caress I remember when we crowdfunded to get a few nice Brazilian ladies to actually poo poo in eachothers mouths.

Sir Tonk posted:

Pacifica has been around since the 60's.

SedanChair posted:

But what if they seize the means of production, and poo poo in our mouths? It's enough to make a man retire from job creation.

Ronald McReagan posted:

I travel and stay in hotels a lot for work; recently I've noticed a sharp uptick in the frequency of people coming into the breakfast area and shouting about how the staff NEED TO COME OVER AND GET THIS TV CHANGED TO THE FOX NEWS PLEASE. HNNHH. Has there been some kind of "make sure you get fairness and balance with your continental breakfast!" campaign going on, or is it just my luck?

kik2dagroin posted:

http://www.rushlimbaugh.com/daily/2013/12/05/i_won_t_play_villain_in_the_pope_soap
What was that word, Limbaugh? I think there is even audio of you saying it. And that Congressional testimony? Phony. Staged. Purely setup by George Soros and his dirty money to sully Limbaugh's good name!
On top of all this he was going off during his opening monologue about how the Republican party was the party for the poor up until Obama did his speech about income inequality yesterday

Really I shouldn't be surprised, but dude just straight up lies to his listeners in practically every sentence emanating from his jowls and his listeners continue to eat it up.

PUGGERNAUT posted:

Rush Limbaugh, a grown man, has literally no idea how birth control pills work.

PUGGERNAUT posted:

Rush Limbaugh, a grown man, has literally no idea how birth control pills work.

PUGGERNAUT posted:

Rush Limbaugh, a grown man, has literally no idea how birth control pills work.

PUGGERNAUT posted:

Rush Limbaugh, a grown man, has literally no idea how birth control pills work.

ponzicar posted:

It stills exists, at least in some areas.

KTLK in the Los Angeles area for example. It used to be part of Air America, but now it's owned by Clear Channel.

PUGGERNAUT posted:

Rush Limbaugh, a grown man, has literally no idea how birth control pills work.

Joementum posted:

Here, have a Fox News think piece titled Pope Francis is the Catholic Church's Obama.

WampaLord posted:

Dominican boys don't need to take the pill.

Dr Christmas posted:

I'm an ex-Christian atheist, but somehow I still manage to be offended on Jesus' behalf by the anti-poor rhetoric offered by ostensible right wing Christians.

ToxicSlurpee posted:

condoms don't do anything except make sex less fun

Gozinbulx posted:

To be fair this totally 100% true.

Joementum posted:

Here, have a Fox News think piece titled Pope Francis is the Catholic Church's Obama.

CommieGIR posted: