Woot woot you late voting motherfucking states can go fuck yourselves

[xoxoxoBruce]

@ Dana... It looks like 17 women in the Senate, too.

[Radar]

I never lie on this or any other forum or in person. I realize you know absolutely nothing about being a libertarian, and it's got to be disappointing that a war monger lost, and you think America's military is here to start unprovoked wars against other nations that pose no harm to ours, but today the better man and the more libertarian man won.

Now we can get to work ending the unconstitutional, unwarranted, unreasonable, and unlibertarian war in Iraq as quickly as possible.

[Urbane Guerrilla]

Sorry, Radar, but the evidence goes against your word. I'll take the evidence, thanks, over your narcissistic disorder. There is no libertarian in Obama's makeup, unless he's been cozening the socialist base the whole campaign.

The crushing of ultrastatism is a necessary thing, Radar, to any man of freedom. It is not necessary to you.

[DanaC]

Originally Posted by xoxoxoBruce

@ Dana... It looks like 17 women in the Senate, too.

Awesome!

[Radar]

Originally Posted by Urbane Guerrilla

Sorry, Radar, but the evidence goes against your word. I'll take the evidence, thanks, over your narcissistic disorder. There is no libertarian in Obama's makeup, unless he's been cozening the socialist base the whole campaign.

The crushing of ultrastatism is a necessary thing, Radar, to any man of freedom. It is not necessary to you.

Whatever psycho. Facts, truth, history, and reason are all on my side. You've got nothing on your side but your psychosis, and stupidity.

[Urbane Guerrilla]

Aha. Defeated by history and truth, you leap instanter to namecalling, like that'd prove diddly. Typical of your "thinking," and why you don't have friends, Paul. The merest prick to your exaggerated amour-propre, and bang! like a balloon.

[morethanpretty]

Whatever psychos! You're both defeated by the awesome rainbow shit of Obama. So shut up and hug because we're succeeding in putting the racist history we have behind us.

[elSicomoro]

Now that's HOF material!

[ZenGum]

Seconded!




Although that UG/Radar exchange was kinda

[TheMercenary]

Originally Posted by morethanpretty

Whatever psychos! You're both defeated by the awesome rainbow shit of Obama. So shut up and hug because we're succeeding in putting the racist history we have behind us.

I agree, there can be no more excuses, no more race cards. Let's move forward as one.

[Urbane Guerrilla]

I agree with Merc. The silver lining immediately visible is that the race-hustlers' "Myth of the Hobbled Black" is now exploded, even if the fragments haven't hit the ground yet.

Race-hustlers were the kind of people Ken Hamblin used to give a pasting to, particularly in his books.

[Radar]

I'm happy the race thing is behind us, and I'm happy the most libertarian candidate won.

[TheMercenary]

This was interesting.

http://www.bybriangoodman.com/?p=27

[Urbane Guerrilla]

No senior Democrat is offering even a single libertarian policy, Radar -- it's all socialist bread-and-circuses coupled with substitutes-for-victory. You're not doing too well on the ol' rationality meter there. What you are doing is showing your true colors as a toe-tag Democrat.

[tw]

From the Washington Post of 8 Nov 2008:

Harsh Words About Obama? Never Mind Now
That whole anti-American, friend-to-the-terrorists thing about President-elect Barack Obama? Never mind.

Just a few weeks ago, at the height of the campaign, Representative Michele Bachmann of Minnesota told Chris Matthews of MSNBC that, when it came to Mr. Obama, “I’m very concerned that he may have anti-American views.”

But there she was on Wednesday, after narrowly escaping defeat because of those comments, saying she was “extremely grateful that we have an African-American who has won this year.” ...

The shift in tone follows the magnanimous concession speech from Mr. McCain, of Arizona, who referred to Mr. Obama’s victory Tuesday night as “a historic election” and hailed the “special pride” it held for African-Americans.

The presidential historian Doris Kearns Goodwin said she was hard-pressed to find a similar moment when the tone had changed so drastically, and so quickly, among so many people of such prominence.

“I don’t think that’s happened very often,” Ms. Goodwin said. “The best answer I can give you is they don’t want to be on the wrong side of history, and they recognize how the country saw this election, and how people feel that they’re living in a time of great historic moment.” ...

There are notable exceptions: Rush Limbaugh has given no quarter.

Another extremist is also exceptional.