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My friend's FB status this morning... 100% real. :( and yet XD

Cowboy1985 0 points1 point 2 months ago[-]

well if you're offering...

My friend's FB status this morning... 100% real. :( and yet XD

Cowboy1985 1 point2 points 2 months ago[-]

Dang. Now I want cancer so that I can use that joke.

My 9 yr old borrowed the camera and this is what I found.

Cowboy1985 0 points1 point 2 months ago[-]

That kid's goin' places.

The fetus is not a person. This is not a difficult concept

Cowboy1985 11 points12 points 2 months ago[-]

That's not a fetus and the concept is not so black and white, so it probably is difficult.

I don't know why this protest sign makes me laugh so much.

Cowboy1985 0 points1 point 2 months ago[-]

It has to be. It's a "taking back the night" protest thing. What we have here is a two-for-one gem.

Out of curiosity...how many guys have done this?

Cowboy1985 11 points12 points 3 months ago* [-]

I'm generally terrified of female hygenic products -- so there's no way this is ever happening with me.

Confused citizens demand universal "silly walks" after seeing Monty Python sketch.

Cowboy1985 0 points1 point 3 months ago[-]

No. You're only creating things to respond to. First, the comparisons you drew -- ie. PETA dumping animal corpses in a back alley, etc. -- are examples of undermining an organization by damaging their name/reputation. Or libel. Your assumptions and assertions about what the article insinuates are dishonest or at least selective. Why don't you get indignant on behalf of citizens of Idaho? Or Florida? Why not get upset over how the TEA Party is represented? Libertarians? Or Republicans -- they seem to take the biggest shot in the end of the story. How about coming to the defense of the Idaho politicians mentioned in the story? How about defending the Drug Enforcement Agency? This story could just as easily be a bizzaro representation of the TEA Party and people who simply find things to be outraged about rather than responding to the actual political realities (you come to mind). It could just as easily be about how over-enthusiastic groups sometimes lead individuals to abandon rationality and replace it with the mob mentality. Spoofing the mob mentality in the nation seems the more likely moral of the story -- which I happen to know for a fact is the case, because the guy that wrote the story is someone I work with. When I showed him your accusations he just laughed.

Confused citizens demand universal "silly walks" after seeing Monty Python sketch.

Cowboy1985 0 points1 point 3 months ago[-]

What you were describing earlier has a name, it's called "Libel". If anything you've said were actually true, then organizations like "The Onion" should be sued into oblivion with pretty much everything they say/write/do. The fact that you are finding some "point" being argued or attempting to be "proved" probably says more about you than the actual article itself. http://www.spring.org.uk/2010/02/why-the-media-seems-biased-when-you-care-about-the-issue.php What point, besides just the ability to laugh about the America's political scene, is the article trying to make?

Confused citizens demand universal "silly walks" after seeing Monty Python sketch.

Cowboy1985 -1 points0 points 3 months ago[-]

you're an idiot.

Confused citizens demand universal "silly walks" after seeing Monty Python sketch.

Cowboy1985 -1 points0 points 3 months ago[-]

It still highlights how ridiculous things are in this country, politically speaking.

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