Republican Party, Teabag Party and the Libertarian Party absolutely SUCK!

[Exterminator]

Why do we let these morons vote; seriously?  Bullets are cheap...we should declare open season on stupid people...consider it a practice session for the zombie apocalypse.

I actually sort of hope that Romney wins...it won't affect me at all because, well, my income is well into the upper 20% and I file single with no dependents on a 1040 EZ so I have nothing to lose.  When these pathetic breeders start losing their exemptions for their hell-spawn to pay for futher tax cuts for the rich, I will laugh my ass off while they whine.  Let's get real...no more tax exemptions for breeders...no more dependent exemptions on their tax return...people who have kids pay higher property taxes to cover schools than people who don't...I'm over paying for their kids. 

And here's another idea...let's stop paying for college tuition for these pukes unless and until they have already served their country.  In what world do people get paid for the promise of work done?  Send your kids to Afghanistan, Henry...we'll pay for their college education after they've earned it.  A responsible parent would have planned for his children's education before he bred them rather than relying on my tax dollars to do so.

Fucking hypocrite!

[Palehorse]

The thing that I find so hilarious is that these people are being punked, obviously, and they are so blinded they don't even realize it!

[Exterminator]

They're complete idiots, PH; there is no other explanation fot it.

[Palehorse]

They're complete idiots, PH; there is no other explanation fot it.

Based upon a preponderance of the evidence, I'd have to agree! 

[The Troll]

  It's just like I said, Henry doesn't know shit about the  oil industry, global warming or the environment.  Just Bat Crap Crazy.   

  The American oil industry producing 3 million new jobs?                      

[Henry Hawk]

There is ONE thing I do know, if and when Romney gets elected, we will see a return on our investments.  If Obama continues to be in power, we will see yet another strong recession, and more and more unemployed.  It does not take a rocket scientist to see that.

[Palehorse]

There is ONE thing I do know, if and when Romney gets elected, we will see a return on our investments.  If Obama continues to be in power, we will see yet another strong recession, and more and more unemployed.  It does not take a rocket scientist to see that.

^- - - -Exhibit "A"

[Henry Hawk]

The thing that I find so hilarious is that these people are being punked, obviously, and they are so blinded they don't even realize it!

Palehorse, I see it just the opposite.  With the exception of the few on here, most of the folks I work with and know very well see the democrat party as a threat to our country right now.  The few democrats I do know, are that way because they belong to the Union, but when it comes to economics, most of them are not eager with what is going on the last four years.

How is it, that two strong, differing opinions can be?  It is chrystal clear to me, that we MUST have the pendulam swing back to the right if we are to ever prosper once again as a nation.  I realize you think I am not a "critical thinker", and I am not out to prove anything to the left.  I am in favor of doing what I know is best for my family.  I want my kids to be able to get good a education,  (which they are) and then go out and get good jobs (which is very difficult right now).

I am in favor of helping the helpless, but tired of bailing out the clueless.  I want a country where NOBODY has to go 20 months before they can find a job, and where they are dependent upon our government to get them by.  Foodstamps has doubled since Obama has taken over the reins.  Our economist are not optimistic right now...we are on the verge of another recession.

I'm not saying the republicans are perfect, but I clearly see their plan as one that will make our economy stronger, which is first and foremost, above all other issues.  If our economy fails, we all fail.

sorry for the ramble, of the many people on here on the left, you are still one that makes the most sense when you talk, but I still just don't agree with you.

[Exterminator]

[The Troll]

There is ONE thing I do know, if and when Romney gets elected, we will see a return on our investments.  If Obama continues to be in power, we will see yet another strong recession, and more and more unemployed.  It does not take a rocket scientist to see that.

  Just Bat Crap Crazy.  See a return on our investments?  You got to be kidding the old man.  I lost $63,000 under George W., under Obama I have it all back.  Romney is a stalking horse, a con man, a tax evader.  And you little man, one who doesn't have any big money wants to support the the big Multimillionaire who want's tax cut for himself, has a war on women and the middle class.  Henry, you're full of shit.  Oh, hear the numbnuts sing . 

  Just a plain Monkey Boy, see no evil, hear no evil and speak no evil of the Republican Party who can't see what the damage the Republican Party has done to America and it's people's lives and you want to give the bastards another time at the bat.  To strike out and make America a third world county.  They almost did it the last time they were in.  Just Bat Crap Crazy.     

[me]

And you accuse HH and me of getting lying garbage off the net?  ....What a crock. 

[Exterminator]

And you accuse HH and me of getting lying garbage off the net?  ....What a crock.

Which part about the similarities between the ideologies of the Taliban and the Tea Party is incorrect, exactly?

[me]

Which part about the similarities between the ideologies of the Taliban and the Tea Party is incorrect, exactly?

Pretty much all of it.  Have you noticed them blowing things up lately?   I know that's not in there I just threw that in as a side note.

[me]

Can't swear that's what Akin meant but this does make sense if you think about it.  Yes, it was still a stupid statement and if it was what he meant he should have thought it out a little better and rephrased it to reflect exactly what he meant.


posted on August 28, 2012 by Gary DeMar
Rape Victim Stands Up for Todd Akin


Rebecca kiessling_CroppedIt's hard for men to speak out on the issue of abortion and rape. First, men do not get pregnant, and second, men rarely get raped by women, although it does happen. Rape is not about sex. It's about power and domination.

So when Todd Akin used the phrase "illegitimate rape," it sounded chauvinistic. Is there any other kind of rape? Isn't all rape "illegitimate"? By definition, rape is illegitimate.

I believe the reason so many men like Sean Hannity and Mitt Romney threw Akin under the bus so quickly is that there was no way they were going to win an argument with an already biased pro-Obama media and the pro-abortion attack machine that's always on the march.

While doing my daily reading to keep up on the news, I can across a post from a victim of rape. Not only was she raped, but she was conceived as the result of a rape. Her name is Rebecca Kiessling, and she writes the following:

"Though I've previously written that the comment [by Congressman Akin] was a faux pas and unnecessarily uttered, I'd like to address the underlying implications of such a statement, which was very similar to Ron Paul's phraseology about an 'honest rape' when he too was asked about abortion in the case of rape. Are legislators really to blame for implying that there are false claims of rape? Is there a history of illegitimate rape claims, particularly as it relates to this issue of pregnancy and rape? Do some women fabricate these claims? If so, who is to blame for any tendency in our society to question the veracity of rape victims' accounts? Skeptical lawmakers, judges, juries, media, and the public, or the women who have cried wolf?

Remember that Rebecca is a victim and product of rape. When she was in law school she was beaten up by her "boyfriend" that left her with a broken jaw, loose teeth, and a crushed upper jaw. This experience led her into family law. She continues:

"As a young attorney, I was idealistic and naïve – absolutely indignant that any judge or Friend of the Court referee would dare question the claims of a victim of domestic violence. After all, she finally had the courage to leave the abusive situation after having been threatened, abused and terrorized. How on Earth could a judge or Friend of the Court referee doubt her account and refuse to grant, or dismiss, a Personal Protection Order? I thought that these people must be uncaring women-haters, showing deference only to men. Maybe they were even abusers themselves?!"

It was through experience that she learned that some of her clients lied about their claims of domestic violence so they could get the upper hand in a divorce or child custody dispute. "Finally, the reality struck me," she writes. "These judges are skeptical because there are women who cry wolf. That's when I began seeing the judges in a new light, and my resentment grew toward the women who lied. I saw the reality that my clients who really were abused had a difficult time with the court system because of these other women who were ruining it for the real victims."

Because she needed extensive reconstructive dental work done, she had been referred to a free service of the Give Back A Smile Program. Because it was free and offered to people of domestic violence, she had to prove she was a "legitimate victim," that she wasn't a fraud. The scrutiny was not because the people involved in the program were not sensitive to the issue of rape; it was "the result of women who have cried wolf."

Do women lie about being rape? Not all of them, and it's the liars that make it bad for real victims. Rebecca Kiessling mentions "the Duke LaCrosse team false rape claim case." But there's an even more famous case that served as the basis of the 1973 Roe v. Wade abortion case — the testimony of  Norma McCorvey — Jane Roe. It was her claim of rape that set the case in motion. This is her testimony on January 21, 1998, before the Subcommittee on the Constitution, Federalism, and Property Rights of the Senate Judiciary Committee:

"My name is Norma McCorvey. I'm sorry to admit that I'm the Jane Roe of Roe v. Wade. The affidavit submitted to the Supreme Court didn't happen the way I said it did, pure and simple. I lied! Sarah Weddington and Linda Coffey needed an extreme case to make their client look pitiable. Rape seemed to be the ticket. What made rape even worse? A gang rape! It all started out as a little lie, but my little lie grew and became more horrible with each telling."

The death of tens of millions of pre-born babies is the result of the pro-abortion community lying about rape. Rebecca Kiessling sums it up nicely:

"So the next time you hear anyone complaining about Todd Akin's 'legitimate rape' remark, I want you to remember that abortion rights activists are the women who cried wolf. They are the ones who are squarely responsible for the skepticism we see today regarding women who claim to be pregnant by rape, and they've set an example for other women to lie about it too. For those on the left who criticize Akin, I can assuredly call you out as hypocrites.

Let's petition to get Rebecca Kiessling to speak at the Republican National Convention. Every American should hear her story.

Read more: http://politicaloutcast.com/2012/08/rape-victim-stands-up-for-todd-akin/#ixzz24rOoAuea

[Exterminator]

Pretty much all of it.  Have you noticed them blowing things up lately?   I know that's not in there I just threw that in as a side note.

No, it's not in there because the analogy is being made between their ideologies, not their methodologies.  Again, please adderss specifically with which points you disagree and we will address them individually.