I was looking through all the comments. All the people expressing their pain over the loss of a dear human life. I knew as I sifted through those I would come across some like yours. The sad news is that we all do die, but the sadder news is that you haven't figured out the value of a life. Apparently not even your own. I am sorry for Andrew, but in fact, I am sorrier for you. He knew how to live, you only know how to hate.
As others have said, these are just useful idiots. They are not the enemy. Don't be confused and don't underestimate the enemy.
Wow. Just wow. My condolences to the family. Those who love freedom have lost a mighty warrior.
Come on, this whole thing is to drum up business. Phony as pro-wrestling. They couldn't give a rip if Cohen shows up dressed like Maude or BHO. It's is ALL marketing. So, being the soft, compliant consumer I am, I think I'll read a good book Oscar night.
Nah, she's just passing some silent but deadly gas and then appreciating the bouquet.
Actually, here's a thought: Here is clear evidence that Iran is a country run by Neanderthals. They are using Stone tools.
There's other words also, equally valid: vapid, stupid, gullible, moronic. Every time this guy exhales valuable oxygen is bound up in CO2 until the planet corrects it. He has embraced a country that would destroy his home. I am stunned by the idiocy of such a move.
+1 Ennio Morricone's theme to "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly" is my absolute favorite.
Oh, I don't know. They could class it up with a fly camera and John Madden doing a play-by-play commentary.
I agree that it is hard to feel sorry for them, but guess what? You're next (or maybe me). This administration believes deeply that it can make better decisions then the citizenry. I don't feel sorry for the bishops (other that their handicap of only being able to move diagonally, but that's another story), but I understand that we are all in this together. If we don't fight for the Catholic right to religious freedom, we will all lose a big portion of our freedom. Right now it is the freedom of religion that is under attack, tomorrow it will be the right to bear arms. Which of your freedoms do you hold dear and how long until it comes up on the liberal radar as being a threat to the state?
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