Good Monday morning, everyone – time to suit up and see what’s in this week’s selection of toxic Freeper stupidity. Let me get the outer airlock door closed. OK. Here we go.
Our Sarah, like St. Ronnie, still enjoys the unalloyed support of the Sheeperati, even when it requires holding two conflicting beliefs in their alleged minds at the same time. I think there’s a term for that besides “cognitive dissonance” – what is it, now? Ah – I’ve got it – “idiotic pigfuckers”.
She was in favour of Brown, who turned out to be the Antichrist. Therefore Our Sarah is the savvy political saviour of all true conservatives.
Observe.
Palin
calls to congratulate Brown
Politico ^
| 01-19-10
| ALEXANDER BURNS
Posted onTuesday, January 19, 2010
10:11:51 PM byeuram
Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin placed a phone call to Sen.-elect
Scott Brown Tuesday night to congratulate the Republican on his upset
victory in Massachusetts’s special Senate election.
“Governor
Palin spoke with a very happy Senator-elect Brown this evening and
congratulated him on his most historic victory for not only
Massachusetts but the nation,” Palin spokeswoman Meg Stapleton told
POLITICO.
In an appearance on Fox News after The Associated Press
called the election for Brown, Palin hailed the Republican’s win as “a
step for taking our country back.”
(…)
Asked by Van Susteren to explain why she did not
formally endorse Brown before the election, Palin praised Brown’s
campaign for relying on “shoe-leather” campaigning instead of national
surrogates.
“I would have” endorsed him, she said, “if he had
requested it.”
In a posting on her Facebook page, Palin added:
“Americans cheered for Scott Brown’s underdog campaign because they
viewed his candidacy as a vote against the Democrats’ health care bill.
You know that there’s something wrong with this legislation when
opposition to it inspired a Republican victory in a state that currently
has no Republicans in Congress and last sent a Republican to the Senate
nearly 40 years ago.”
1
posted on
Tuesday, January 19, 2010 10:11:51 PM
by
euram
So, Our Sarah was really cagey in only endorsing Brown on her Facebook page rather then in person?
Yeah.
Previously, it was this :
WHERE IS
SARAH???
fr ^
| 3/1/10
| me
Posted onSunday, January 03, 2010
2:27:05 PM byAmerican Dream 246
I am not sure I understand why we did not hear from Sarah Palin about
Yemen – the terrorist bomber – AND why she is not speaking out to help
Brown in MA. Your thoughts?
1
posted onSunday, January 03, 2010 2:27:06 PM
byAmerican Dream 246
Get a life.
39
posted onSunday, January 03, 2010 4:00:43 PM
bybmwcyle
(Free the Navy Seals)
div class=”a2″>To: American Dream 246
Do you need her to make out your grocery list as well?
40
posted onSunday, January 03, 2010 4:03:40 PM
byrabidralph
(“Precedenting” is a lot tougher than community organizing.)
div class=”a2″>To: bmwcyle
wow…nice..no wonder why we have so many problems when people
like you are around.
42
posted onSunday, January 03, 2010 4:05:57 PM
byAmerican Dream 246
And now they’re all – Flush Brown Down!!
Scott
Brown switches vote to advance financial regulation overhaul
Boston Globe ^
Posted onThursday, May 20, 2010 3:13:38
PM byAlanD
Senator Scott Brown switched a key vote from yesterday and joined 57
Democrats and two Republicans this afternoon in advancing a massive
financial regulation overhaul.
The Massachusetts Republican said
that over the last 24 hours he received assurances – from the chief
negotiators in the House and Senate, Senator Christopher J. Dodd, and
Representative Barney Frank — that changes he was seeking would be
addressed. Those assurances came during a phone call with Frank last
night, while the Newton Democrat was working out in the House members
gym. Brown was further convinced during a 40-mile bike ride he went on
this morning with Senator John Kerry.
“We recognize that there’s
going to be some fixes here, more than likely, and the conference
committee,” Brown said after voting. “I’m satisfied that all of our
efforts – Senator Kerry and my efforts – will benefit and protect jobs
in Massachusetts.”
“I spoke at length over a 40 mile bike-ride
with Senator Kerry about it,” Brown added. “He’s a very good athlete.”
This might help Scott Brown be re-elected in Massachusetts, but will
hurt any chance of his being on the national ticket. On the other hand,
maybe a conservative would tap him as a VP in 2012 or 2016, to balance
the ticket.
1
posted onThursday, May 20, 2010 3:13:39 PM
byAlanD
To: AlanD
“he received assurances – from the chief negotiators in the House
and Senate, Senator Christopher J. Dodd, and Representative Barney Frank
— that changes he was seeking would be addressed”
Gee, you can’t
tell that he’s new to DC now can you? What a moron.
8
posted onThursday, May 20, 2010 3:17:05 PM
byeast1234
(It’s the borders stupid! My new environmentalist inspired tagline:
cut, kill, dig and drill)
div class=”a2″>
A lot of people on here were giddy about Scott Brown, saying how
great it would be if he ran for President right after his election. It’s
time that many of you took off your Republican colored glasses and
realize that most of the Republicans in Congress aren’t much different
than the Democrats, especially in the Senate. Once a RINO, always a
RINO. There are very few good people in our government. Dark days are
ahead. USA=Greece in 3 years.
11
posted onThursday, May 20, 2010 3:18:46 PM
byjsdjason
.
To:AlanD
A man who won’t defend our unalienable right to Life won’t defend
our unalienable right to Liberty either.
Scott Brown is a Liberty-hating liberal scumbag!
13
posted onThursday, May 20, 2010 3:19:13 PM
byJim Robinson
(JUST VOTE THEM OUT! teapartyexpress.org)
Jimbo, Jimbo, Jimbo – I thought you and Sarah liked his rugged manliness?
Not so much now, huh?
To: AlanD
This might help Scott Brown be re-elected in Massachusetts, but
will hurt any chance of his being on the national ticket. On the other
hand, maybe a conservative would tap him as a VP in 2012 or 2016, to
balance the ticket.
You, sir, are out of your mind.
18
posted on
Thursday, May 20, 2010 3:20:42 PM
by
tx_eggman
(Liberalism is only possible in that moment when a man chooses Barabas
over Christ.)
…which brings us back to this week’s theme.
Freepers are batshit, completely, unrepentantly, irredeemably, unapologetically, consistently, toys-in-the-attic, bugfuck crazy.
To: Kenny500c
Hard to watch birth of a RINO.
No grass under our feet. How do we
oust him and when. These politicians have to know we will not tolerate
RHINOS. If they sneak in, we have to weed them out.
33
posted onThursday, May 20, 2010 3:27:23 PM
byBitsy
“Stil…jerking the wrist!”
To: AlanD
One thing you can say about Scott Brown. He really likes making
deals with the devil. We do need financial reform. We need to go back to
Glass-Steagall. There is a lot of garbage in this bill. Including
crimes against the American people that are not related to reforming the
markets, but are intended to spy on, intimidate, and control Americans.
35
posted onThursday, May 20, 2010 3:29:12 PM
byRevel
Excuse me a minute:
blockquote>
To: AlanD
As-s-s-s
I want the hundreds of dollars back that I sent to his campaign.
40
posted onThursday, May 20, 2010 3:31:16 PM
byReagan69
(Let me know when those health insurance premiums go down.)
"You drank up the whole fifty bucks she sent you? Fifty bucks! Look what you did to him!
You could've killed him with fifty bucks bucks of whiskey all at once."
blockquote>
To: fightinJAG
Jeez guys, give him a break! He stopped the take over of the
Health Care industry single-handily. Oh wait… never-mind.
50
posted onThursday, May 20, 2010 3:35:26 PM
byBushCountry
( I spoken many wise words in jest, but no comparsion to the number of
stupid words spoken in earnest)
Idolize in haste – repent at leisure.
More after the jumpola.
Ok – this is a strange one.
A writer has his first look into Freeperville and is appalled by what he sees there.
Freepers rebut byreflexively affirming everything he said about them.
blockquote>FreeRepublic: Neither
Free, Nor a Republic (Barf)
South Florida Gay News ^| 5.16.2010 | SFGN Staff
Posted onSunday, May 30,
2010 11:40:27 PM bylibh8er
A few weeks ago the Palm Beach County Human Rights Council (PBHRC)
celebrated a victory: LGBT discrimination will not be tolerated among
what is one of the county’s largest employers. Namely the school board.
The article ran on page two in our May 3 issue. The following Monday Joe
Jervis of JoeMyGod. com contacted SFGN contributing columnist Tony
Adams. The email title read, “Tell Sebastian he made Free Republic.” I
was told by Tony, “Being singled out by the Freepers is a great honor!”
I followed the link, but went back to my work. Not having heard of the
site before I thought FreeRepublic.com was a liberal website. Later,
when closing open websites, I decided to really check the site’s
comments on my article.
I was…surprised.
“Nice. The gay lobby’s continuing attempts to force more fag teachers
down the throats of our kids (if you’ll pardon the pun). Parents living
in Palm Beach might want to consider homeschooling if they haven’t
already.”
And this erudite response, “They won’t [be stopped] and if we don’t stop
them what has been previously seen as horrors will become common place.
What we are seeing is a devolution of culture and human behavior.
People have become believers of what is nothing more than propaganda.
Sexual liberalism is destroying this country. It is adding the fuel for
tyranny in the name of diversity and perceived slights.”
I realized this was not some ultra liberal, group. I also quickly
realized the website does not really stand for a free republic. They
want a minority, conservative Christians, to control Washington. What’s
“free” about that?
My writing, does ostensibly foster our “homosexual lobby,” this is
something of which I am proud. The rest of the comments – rants really,
that refer back to Sodom and Gomorrah as if it is historical, not what I
consider a literary reference point—are pure gold.
“The end result is to teach our kids not to discriminate between good
and evil. It is more than that…it is to have sex with our kids!! They
want to use them as playthings. They want fresh meat! This is what
happened in Sodom and Gomorrah.
They were abusing children too. A preacher told me this once. Is there
any other preacher/ bible scholars here that can confirm this?”
They included a link to an article about sexual misconduct between
teachers and students, mostly in reference to Palm Beach County and
South Florida. Ironically, the article in question, which appears in the
Palm Beach Post, only has one case of same-sex sexual misconduct. Also,
one of the schools mentioned, and one of the lewdest segments of
released email, comes from a teacher at a Christian school in South
Florida.
The article came two days before the April 28 case won by PBCHRC, yet
the Palm Beach Post article makes no reference to it. This either
indicates the newspaper was unaware of the impending School Board
meeting or extending LGBT equality protection is not something they
feared.
Conservatives however put blinders on when it comes to knowledge not
outlined in the Bible. Unsurprisingly, they infer the worst when they
are unenlightened. National polls find that most Americans do not think
gay and lesbian educators would harm children.
To use their words,
“I’m confused. If we say equality for everyone—Why do we now have to
list each group?”
Did they read the article? The Supreme Court ruled in the 1950s that
they must be mentioned specifically. Did they notice that in 1996 the
Supreme Court once again ruled in favor of specific enumeration?
“Technically such language would protect teachers who engage in
teacher-student sexual relations. It’s just another way of expressing
who they are.”
In no way does it say that. If school employees and teachers are
interested in sex with students then obviously they are disbarred from a
career in education.
Exercise caution –the link points to a homo site.
1 posted on
Sunday, May 30,
2010 11:40:28 PM by
libh8er
How dare he say things like that about our beloved Freeperati??
Well – set him (heh) straight, Freepers!
To: libh8er
gays support liberal agenda, which in turn, has not
supported the war on terrorism, which if the terrorists had their way,
they would take the heads off of gays, so go figure?
5 posted onSunday, May 30,
2010 11:47:44 PM byseastay
I’m still wondering why these guys and their jihadi brothers-in-arms haven’t hooked up – they have so much in common – all you have to do is switch Jesus for Muhammad and you’re both ready to go kill some gay people!
To: libh8er
I realized [Free Republic] was not some ultra
liberal group
lol…the poofter’s a real sharpy.
10 posted onSunday, May
30, 2010 11:57:01 PM byMr. Mojo
And this sharpie’s a real…
Nevermind.
To: Mr. Mojo
I realized [Free Republic] was not some ultra
liberal group
He thought ‘free’ meant free as in free love (homo love, ie)
12 posted onSunday, May
30, 2010 11:59:16 PM bylibh8er
Oh, dear. Somehow we’ve made the intellectual leap from “Free love” to homosexually.
Millions of hetero sexual hippies will be crushed.
To: libh8er
And we’re posting an article written by some faggot in the “South
Florida Gay News,” why? He’s human garbage. Why would we care what he
says?
20 posted onMonday, May
31, 2010 12:24:06 AM byLouAvul
“One of you boys throw another..”
Nevermind.
Oops – this one was removed by a Moderator
Comment #26 Removed by Moderator
…but I think I can get the gist of it by the replies:
Opinions about gay marriage as public policy, and
the gay political agenda, are one thing — but the name-calling and
outright hostility against gay people is frankly, disgusting and
outrageous.hostile. As for me, it was righteousjustice
from the Lord.
There are those who would characterize God’s smiting of Sodom and
Gomorrah as
28 posted onMonday, May
31, 2010 12:53:23 AM byre_nortex (DP…that’s what I like about Texas…)
div class=”ecxa2″>To: Jim Robinson
What do you think? Should we tone it down?
I hate to be the one to break it to you, but that little laundry list can be filled by one visit to your localfemale hooker. You’ll have to do better than that.
Brown’s just keeping Michael Capuano’s seat warm for him until 2012.
Not being all that familiar with Romans of the past, I wondered who this Titus Cincinnatus is that is held in such esteem by a FReeper. I figured he was a general, but it turns out he’s so much more!
Politically, Cincinnatus was a persistent opponent of attempts to improve the legal situation of the plebeians [that’s Latin for “regular folk”]. His son Caeso Quinctius often drove the tribunes of the plebeians from the forum, preventing them from reaching a formal decision. In 461 BC, these actions finally resulted in a capital charge against Caeso. After Caeso was released on bail and escaped to the Etrurians, he was condemned to death in absentia and his father had to pay an immense fine, forcing him to sell most of his lands and retire to a small farm, where he and his family were able to subsist on the work of his hands.
Hahahahaha! The FReeper’s hero was a member of the “elite” who made it his life’s work to oppress working people until forced to do manual labor because his son got a little carried away trying to impress dad. In spite of being treated so shabbily by his fellow “elites,” Cincinnatus took 16 days off from working the farm to politely tell the Aequi to cut it out.
(The entry reads like it was written by someone who was home-skooled, possibly even the Freeper in question himself.)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cincinnatus
Karen Marie – he’s just Victor Davis Oedipus Rex Psuedolus Hysterium Hanson marked down to clearance price.
Tommy