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  1. OMGLULZ says:

    OMG FIRST POST!!!111oneoneeleventyone

  2. ema says:

    Yes, srsly

  3. Jane says:

    Ummmmmm, is it wrong that I can see some sense in Paris Hilton’s energy plan?

    • fillerbunny says:

      No, though I consider it funny that teh Talking Heads™ (not the band… “and the days go by”) seem to think it’s a better plan than either candidates, when from what I’ve heard, it sounds pretty damn similar to Obama’s…. But hey, gotta keep the horserace going and the viewers tuning in…

      • hobo erectus says:

        Actually, she spouted McCain’s plan without knowing it. (Of course, it would be interesting to find out if Obama later amended his to make it more like the “Paris” plan … after all, he made his big speech after her ad….

        hmmmmmmm………

        • jellybeans says:

          Actually she took key points from both plans and merged them … which is actually the smart thing to do.

          • hobo erectus says:

            not really, though …. McCain has had both a short term plan (drill), a medium term plan (effiency standards, build nuke plants, other proven technologies) and long term (invest in research of renewable technologies).

            Obama tends to be all long-term and non-specific, unless he’s revamped his plan in the last week or two.

        • herb says:

          Way to reverse the truth.

          Pre-Hilton, McTaint’s plan was Drill Here/Drill Now with a bonus prize for the person to invent an electric car battery that gets 100 miles/charge (ignorant of the fact that in this country there are already two such batteries in small production.

          (That’s what I don’t get about dittoheads: how can McCain be for wind and solar energy when he consistantly votes against them?… Oh, yeah: the same way he’s “for the troops”)

      • Ayla says:

        Is it wrong that I have this overwhelming urge to point out that the Talking Heads song is called “Once in a Lifetime” ? :)

  4. dhatth says:

    man were all fuked no matter what

  5. Evil Pundit says:

    Paris Hilton has more substance.

    • herb says:

      Her energy plan is more comprehensive than McCain’t.

      • Evil Pundit says:

        She’s more intelligent than Obamoron.

        • katillac says:

          Obvious troll is obvious.

          • ema says:

            because it’s so obvious that she’s more intelligent than Obama

            • herb says:

              Which is why she took out student loans to attend Harvard and taught Constitutional Law at the University of Chicago for 12 years?

              • Steve says:

                No, she is smarter because she did not do all of that and STILL has a better idea (which happens to be McCain’s idea) for a comprehensive engergy program. That is why she is smarter. And, seriously, if you have read both plans, actually read them, and honestly believe that Oballama’s is more comprehensive, then we know you did not go to Harvard. Oballama weasels around the nuclear issue like a snake in jelly. Now, if you believe it because you are just a dumbass, then you get a pass.

                • laura di says:

                  she had a better idea? you think she actually came up with this plan?

                  silly silly steve.

                  like everything, paris is told what to say.

                  yet, i’d still vote for her.

                  • ema says:

                    “like everything, paris is told what to say.”? –So is Obama.

                    • herb says:

                      Like McCain can even keep his stories straight.

                      But just remember, folks, as his campaign advisor said, John McCain does not always speak for the McCain Camp.

                      • ema says:

                        I’m not all that happy with McCain lately, but Obama is a radical socialist that will destroy our fragile economy with more taxes and social programs that never seem to really help anyone. So, I have to vote for McCain and hope he choses well a VP.

                        • herb says:

                          Obama is not a radical socialist by a longshot: he’s a centrist Democrat. If you want a real Leftist, look up the plans Dennis Kucinich wanted.

                          I notice you fear the threat of increased taxes, which must mean you’re in the upper 1% of income, as that’s the bracket he wants to tax (while somehow not returning it to the Republican standard under Eisenhower, a whopping 91% of income).

                          We’re not going to agree on social programs, so I won’t argue that point.

              • HumorFail says:

                School means nothing. It teaches you how to find canned bits of information, injest, retain, then regurgitate it at will. Not that this is not valuable, it just isn’t enough. Real problem solving takes practise, will, experience, and conviction above all. You could go to Harvard and be no better than the guy who went to Hooters. Inteligence is the same way. The man with the highest recorded IQ is just a bouncer in Alaska, while there are Nobel Prize winners with IQs only in the 130s (higher end of average). The only determining factor in eminence is the “rage to conquer;” that will to actually use the God given talent or opportunity that has been afforded. If Hilton got her plan from a culmination of informed sources (even if those sources are presidential candidates), and produced a legitimate plan for energy then it doesn’t matter where she went to school. She deserves credit for thinking at all, and not blindly following one idea or the other exclusively. For the record, I’m not 100% on board with her, but kudos for stepping out.

        • DaftPyramid says:

          Obama gives better BJ’s though, from what I’ve seen on this site.

        • n8 says:

          Whee! Baseless assertions are fun!

        • fillerbunny says:

          Bot

        • kaitlin says:

          NO U

      • hobo erectus says:

        McCain’s is most comprehensive (and the bulk of it long-standing; see his speech from April of LAST YEAR). The one that Paris Hilton was given is a subset of McCain’s plan. Obama’s plan is a subset of Paris Hilton’s plan.

  6. kaitlin says:

    Policies and platforms aside… McCain’s horrible at campaigning.

    • Ceefax says:

      Negative campaigning this early on shows just how badly his campaign is going (That and right-wing terrorists in a panic, shooting up churches, assassinating Democrats, creating arms caches and making death threats to Obama)

      • ema says:

        All the islamo-nazi terrorists are being real real quiet so everyone will vote for Obama. They like him.

        • Seth says:

          Seriously? You’re going with ‘Terrorists like Obama?’ THAT is your plan of attack? That is SO original, did you come up with that yourself? Islamo-nazi, nice touch, it makes them sound scary, yet at the same time, you can always claim its a joke.

          • ema says:

            He is the candidate endorsed by Hamas and I didn’t come up with islamo-nazi, but it fits – islamic extremists want all the jews dead. That is very nazi like, no? Anyway there are more of them than any “right wing terrorist in a panic” and they are way more organized.

          • Steve says:

            It is logically true. Try telling anyone that Terrorists, after have been chased all over the globe by a Republican administration for eight years, are not rooting for a Democraft president, with the hope that things will be different? The Viet Minh did the same thing. They were of the opinion, correctly so, that eventually America would give up and a leader sympathetic to the feeling would be elected. They thought that all they had to do was wait it out, take their pot shots, and they would eventually have their way. It worked then, and, logically, the terrorists think Obama being elected would be a step in that direction. I really do not know what Obama would do, but I do know that he would at least feel as though he had to continue to show muscle so as to avoid being labeled weak in his early time in office.

            • ema says:

              Well, we do know Obama’s security advisor thinks it would be a good idea to follow the sage wisdom of Whiney the Pooh when dealing with our enemies. Makes me feel safe.

              • herb says:

                “You can bomb the world to pieces, but you can never bomb it to peace.”

                As McCain wants to go to war with Iran, and insists on pissing off Russia, while still “winning” in Iraq, plus whatever the hell is going on with Afghanistan, my question is: where is he going to get the manpower and the money from?

                Giving the reaping of the Iraq cash-cow by private contractors ($.80 to the dollar), I’m sure his paramilitary lobbyists are encouraging his support of war, but I can’t see how he can pull off his plan.

                (Just don’t call him a warmonger.)

                • ema says:

                  It’s been pretty quiet lately as far as terrorist attacks in this country go. I hear what you are saying though about the military being stretched thin. But just saying ok, that’s it, no more war for us is not going to change things in the rest of the world, or the sentiments of those who want us to submit to them. They will see it as weak, it is what they expect us to do. They will continue with attacks on all fronts, economic, legalistic, etc.

                  • herb says:

                    It has /always/ been pretty quiet on the American front.

                    Terrorists tried to bomb the WTC in ‘93, but thanks to [the heroic actions of Bill Clinton not carpet bombing the Middle East]*, the [Islamo-conservatives]* stayed in the shadows until a Republican entered office.

                    * No, these are not my genuine opinions; these are facetious examples i am putting forth for the purpose of discussion.

                    I don’t believe I’ve ever heard Obama say that he’d just throw up his hands and hide under a tea cozy; he’s for a timetable for withdrawal from Iraq, but only to focus on Afghanistan and lean a little pressure on Pakistan (you know, the country that’s harboring bin Ladin) to be a bit more transparent. /After/ Barack states this position, Bush (and subsequently McCain) begin talks of setting up something that is a timetable in everything but name.

                    Yes, Obama is willing to have diplomacy with Iran, if only in the attempt at averting war. War should never be the first option.

                    And please, as someone who believes in the teachings of Jesus, please stop with the assaults on Islam. Most Muslims are not rabid anti-American ultra-conservative radicals; they are followers of the same God as the other two Abrahamic religions and deserve a modicum of respect for that. Lumping them into the same group of sociopathic nutjobs is disgraceful to all sides. Terms like “Islamofascist” other and dehumanize people of the Muslim faith; ; who you want to suffer under the banner of “child-raping warmongering Christijihadists”? Because, you know, all Christians fuck alterboys and want to kill everyone brown.

                    • ema says:

                      I use the term islamo-fascist to separate the crazies from the moderates which are generally good people, as good as any average Christian or Jew. It is not meant to lump them ALL into the same category.

                    • ema says:

                      Oh, and the problem with the Catholics and altar boys is a sad human condition called pedophilia… All people of all religions suffer from it.

                      • ema says:

                        as a group of course, not all individuals…

                        • HumorFail says:

                          I’m afraid your correction sounded worse than if you had just left it. I’m sure we all know what you mean.;)

                        • ema says:

                          Oh, I don’t know, you never know who is reading this stuff… Just wanting to be sure. Of course Jesus would simply have called it sin from which we do all suffer individually, so my first post could stand without correction in that case.

                    • HumorFail says:

                      I would like to express my sincere appreciation for this well thought, well expressed argument. Though I have disagreed with almost every post I have ever seen you write, and I have a very different vision of a future with Obama in the oval office, this is the best apologetic* case I have read on this site. Well done!

                      *(the original Greek translation: apologtikos -suitable for defense; a defensive argument)

                      • ema says:

                        herb is one of the best posters here and I’m not sure how someone like myself ended up one on one with him! :D I should probably be yelling “First!” somewhere. But my point is, how many peace talks have we had now in the middle east? How many more are we going to have while people are continually blowing each other up in the meantime? They don’t seem to be doing any good at all. And now they are bringing it to our country. Maybe Obama could do better? I’m not sure why though. I am not happy about war at all, but even the bible says there is a time for war and a time for peace.

                        • herb says:

                          Aww… many thanks for the kind words- er… which of us is the crotchwaffle and which one is the douchenozzle? I still haven’t figured that one out.

                          And I love Ecclesiastes. (You reference Chapter 3: “To everything there is a season, and a time for every purpose under Heaven…”)

                        • Jane says:

                          Crotchwaffles lean to the right, douchenozzles to the left. Politics PK style my friend.

                        • eddiepscetti says:

                          and wankstains piss off everybody!

                        • Jane says:

                          I think some club soda might get those out though.

              • Ceefax says:

                Well either way, McCain or Obama, the absolute bonanza that terrorists have enjoyed under Bush is at at end – neither candidate is going to benifit Al-Quaeda as much as Bush has done over the past eight years, so we should be thankful for that at least. Sadly, they’ll be reaping the rewards for some time yet.

                • Evil Pundit says:

                  You’re silly.

                  Al-qaeda has been almost wiped out.

                  • herb says:

                    How do you wipe out an ideology? Seriously, the more we randomly shell villaes the more we inspire people to take up arms against us. That’s why we were never ‘greeted with open arms’ upon entering Baghdad.

                    al-Qaeda isn’t an army; there is no leader. It’s like a sea sponge: we can tear it asunder and it will only reform that many more times. al-Qaeda needs to be contained, disarmed, and defused. “Contained” in this sense is not locking them up and humiliating them in places like Abu Gharib and Gitmo; it is grouping them into an area where we can attempt to discuss things like civil beings.

                    • ema says:

                      We could also replace their Koran’s with copies of Whiney the Pooh! There are people you cannot talk to, they have been trained since childhood in the madrassa schools that Americans and the west are evil. Things you learn as a child tend to stay with you as truth all your life especially if you are in the company of friends and family that believe the same thing. And, their hatred has nothing to do with anything we have done to them in our own defense. They would despise us even more if we did nothing to defend ourselves.

                      • herb says:

                        I have no counterpoint to this. You are absolutely correct, and it saddens me.

                        (Your last few lines remind me of the lyric “They hate when you’re clever/ and despise a fool”)

                    • hobo erectus says:

                      Um…. al-Qaeda is an organization, not an ideology.

                      Not that al-Qaeda’s ideology isn’t beginning to melt down, too, though.

                      You might want to read up on how some of the theorists that bin Laden based his ideas upon have begun to turn their back on him, his tactics and his ideas of Islam.

                  • Ceefax says:

                    Al-Quaeda is not an organized army, anyone anywhere in the world can be “Al-Quaeda”. All you need is a chip on your shoulder, a bath and a fertiliser. Leave a video saying you did it for “Al-Quaeda” and someone claiming to speak for them will be more than happy to claim responsibility, even if you’ve never spoken to anyone else who’s declared themselves a member. This ios not something you can wipe out just by killing or capturing all their ‘troops’

                    • hobo erectus says:

                      al-Qaeda is an organization. Saying “anone here can be al-Qaeda ” is like saying “anyone here can be Mafia”.

                      Sheesh.

                      • Ceefax says:

                        What absolute rubbish, do you really believe that?

                      • herb says:

                        More like “anyone here can be an East Coast Gangsta”. The Mafia has a very specific hierarchy that is lacking in al-Qaeda, which is why the latter is such a dangerous organization.

                        I guess the best analogy would be that al-Qaeda is a like a Greek Fraternity; in theory There is a central structure, but for the most part it’s forming a charter and a chapter. We may take out one δΦµ house, but nothing prevents another from springing up to take its place.

    • ema says:

      I really have to agree, sadly… and not entirely because of negative campaigning either because there is a place for that in a campaign.

    • Steve says:

      Who is worse, McCain or Hillary?

  7. hobo erectus says:

    Obama is worse than Hillary is worse than McCain

  8. hueydoc says:

    Morgan Freeman for President ?

  9. fuzz on the concept says:

    That’s a work of art right there.
    Nicely done.


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