Digitus Impudicus

Idiocy

I'm sorry. I don't get the communist thing. It's failed everywhere and at all times. The obviousness of this seems to escape the 20-somethings and aging hippies you see on the corner harassing and guilting you for the wages you just spent 10 hours at a computer or at a lathe to earn

Why earn it if somebody just gives it to you.
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Therapeutic

Expressing my emotions is supposed to be helpful. Cleansing, fung shui or some shit.

Not working overmuch.

It wouldn't stop me from thinking that this country of mine is overloaded with fatass denizens of midtown Manhattan who spend their time living off trust funds and Gucci protesting.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p6yLQRF-cEU&ob=av3n
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Hate in Seattle

I heard an Occupy Wall Street person say today that he would want 9/11 to happen 9 hundred and eleven times again.

I hate that person, I hate the Communists who laze on their couches Waiting for their parents to pay for their worthless degrees in something that won't get them a job.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p6yLQRF-cEU&ob=av3n
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Hey Man, Nice Shot

Personal note: My bro did me. While helping me he closed my eyes by the smooth hand of compassion.

I should have known, been more cynical. A tweaker meth-head will lie to you creatively, and all day long.

Life gives lessons. I pain that he saw me as a tool. But I made myself that.

Hey, man, nice shot.
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Proof?

Anti-American? The Reverend Jeremiah Wright. Continual apologies to depots about a country he obviously feels is inferior to all those others. Calling us "lazy" and "soft," and saying that we're too scared to vote correctly - i.e. we're stupid. Not to mention that we bitterly cling to our guns and god, and don't like people who don't look like us. Oh, did I mention Jeremiah Wright?

Racist? Obama's creature Attorney General Eric Holder. That about sums it up.

Leftist? Where do I start? Obamacare, obviously. "Spread the wealth around" to Joe The Plumber. Oh, and siding publicly with the anti-American, antisemitic, anti-capitalist and increasingly violent revolutionaries of Occupy Wall Street.

Actually, that last item applies to all three characterizations I laid on Obama.
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What I Said...

It's spooky, that my 2010 post brings us right back to where we were with the superhero of diplo-groveling,

If you don't remember, Senator Obama said that he'd "negotiate" without "preconditions" with the man who willingly kills teenage girls for the offense of being raped. Denies that gay men exist in Iran. Iran, the land that gave us Freddy Mercury.

Is it any wonder that we're now looking at Iran getting nuclear weapons? What's tragic is that this was entirely foreseeable, given the naivete demonstrated by a first-term senator foolishly elevated to the presidency.

Everybody tells us that Obama is the smartest man in the room. This confuses me because one would think that a person of even modest intelligence would compare his preconceived notions with the reality around him. Not so with Mr. Obama. But I guess that being a rabid anti-American racist Leftist means never having to say, "oops."
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Ah, Yes... Imagine a World Without Nuclear Weapons (it's easy if you try you're stupid)

Well, Mullah Obama has taken the next logical step in disarming the Great Satan. Instead of our adversaries thinking twice about launching a chemical or biological attack on us, because they may get a nuke right back at 'em, they can now freely contemplate such actions, fearing only, "a series of graded options."

Oh my. Such harsh language, Barry! I'm sure Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is quite intimidated.

The happy thought here is that this internal threat will only last until January, 2013, when we get a pro-American president into office.


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MY Independence Day Thought?

We would not exist without France. France could not exist without us.
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Liberal vs. Conservative Versus Liberal and Conservative

My profile...

Conservative:
Pro winning the war in Iraq.
Pro winning the war in Afghanistan.
Pro low taxes.
Pro very limited regulation.
Pro property rights.

Liberal/Libertarian:
Pro free speech.
Pro life.
Pro gay marriage.
Pro freedom of/of non religion.

That ought to start a firestorm, categorizing as I have.
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Well, No, I'm Back Now.

The editor seems a little more friendly now, more than a year on.

Ahem... so, just when you thought it would be safe to get back in my face again I return.

I was on hiatus (hm, the spell-checker in Firefox is online, too. Good) because I was elsewhere. But this time I'm going to take a few people with me back here to make it interesting.

Oh hey, this editor is really quite nice. Good to see they got their shit together. (Yes, first swearword in the first post... that's how I roll).

I'll speak to Obambi's newest switcharoo (Iraq) in a future post, except to say that there's nothing that recommends a future president who thinks he's up for the job more than being entirely wrong about a war.

Oops.

McCain, though I certainly have issues with him, never went Harry Reed ("the war is lost") and limp-wristed on this one. McCain got that important issue right by staying on the fight, and not sucking the testicular protuberances of the America-hating Left.

Ahhh. Nice to break free again, opinionating at will.
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I'm Back. Just When Great Britain Left

I've got lots to say about the British servicepeople who were recently released from Iran. However, I'm not going to say it. At least not yet because I really don't know what to think. Instead, I'll quote what former Englishman John Derbyshire recently said on National Review Online.

The Diana-ifictaion of Britain [John Derbyshire]

Iain:

I am at the point with this business about the British hostages where I really can't trust myself to post any more, I'm so mad. Toby Harnden indeed says much of what needs saying, but I think he is too kind to the enlisted men. They are saps and worms, insults to the Queen's uniform. I'd better change track right here—see what I mean?

One thing the whole business has revealed to me is how it is possible to hate your own country, a thing I never understood before. Not that I hate my country—which is, as of five years this coming April 19th, the blessed U.S. of A. I maintain strong sentimental ties to England, though, and I've been burning with anger and shame at the dishonor these giggling buffoons have brought to their country, the country of my ancestors (all English, for as far back as I know), the country I was raised in. Yes, there have been moments when I've hated England.

I've told this story before, so I hope I'll be forgiven for telling it again. My Mum, Esther Alice Knowles (1912-98), eleventh child of a pick'n'shovel coal miner, in one of the last conversations I had with her, said: "I know I'm dying, but I don't mind. At least I knew England when she was England."

I discounted that at the time. Old people always grumble about the state of the world. Now I understand it, though. I even feel a bit the same way myself. I caught the tail-end of that old England—that bumptious, arrogant, self-confident old England, the England of complicated games, snobbery, irony, repression, and stoicism, the England of suet puddings, drafty houses, coal smoke and bad teeth, the England of throat-catching poetry and gardens and tweeds, the England that civilized the whole world and gave an example of adult behavior—the English Gentleman—that was admired from Peking (I can testify) to Peru.

It's all gone now, "dead as mutton," as English people used to say. Now there is nothing there but a flock of whimpering Eloi, giggling over their gadgets, whining for their handouts, crying for their Mummies, playing at soldiering for reasons they can no longer understand, from lingering habit. Lower the corpse down slowly, shovel in the earth. England is dead.

That's not the first thing he's had to say about this.
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