Most Liberals are Hateful and Nasty Individuals

[Bricker]

By the way – I haven’t said anything here that could be construed as hateful or nasty – in fact, I specifically repudiated the OP’s nonsense.

And yet the liberals that have responded to me…

[Really_Not_All_That_Bright]

@tiescore

I worked the Republican campaign in 2004. After the polls closed I called the head of the local DNC campaign office to congratulate him on a well run campaign. He told me to go F… myself.

It was then I realized I am to the left, just a revenue source and not a citizen. My government worker friends feel I need to pay more taxes, the investments I have to make to save for my meager retirement… while they get pensions with annuity values in the multiple millions handed to them on my dime.

You figured all that out from two words? Your powers of deduction are impressive.

[Marley23]

@Really_Not_All_That_Bright

You figured all that out from two words? Your powers of deduction are impressive.

Remember that time the vice president tiescore helped elect told a U.S. senator to go F… himself? Anyway, liberals sure are rude.

[ElvisL1ves]

@tiescore

I worked the Republican campaign in 2004. After the polls closed I called the head of the local DNC campaign office to congratulate him on a well run campaign. He told me to go F… myself.

Are you sure you didn’t sound like you were calling to gloat? Are you sure you weren’t? Was an F-bomb *really *not appropriate in response? Don’t kid yourself.

Did you also call the Republican counterpart to chide him for the campaign *they *ran? Or to congratulate them on choosing the means necessary to achieve the end?

[elucidator]

@Bricker

By the way – I haven’t said anything here that could be construed as hateful or nasty – in fact, I specifically repudiated the OP’s nonsense.

And yet the liberals that have responded to me…

Oh, you poor dear! Need a moment?

[Miller]

@Bricker

By the way – I haven’t said anything here that could be construed as hateful or nasty – in fact, I specifically repudiated the OP’s nonsense.

And yet the liberals that have responded to me…

“…include one guy, with whom I have a long history of animosity, who called me a dipshit!”

I’m not sure what lesson you expected us to read into your post, there, Bricker.

[gaffa]

@tiescore

I worked the Republican campaign in 2004. After the polls closed I called the head of the local DNC campaign office to congratulate him on a well run campaign. He told me to go F… myself.

No, he
[quoted that great Republican Dick Cheney]
(http://politicalhumor.about.com/b/2004/06/25/cheney-to-leahy-go-fk-yourself.htm).

[kaylasdad99]

@Lightnin

Back when Obama was first running, and the “socialist” word was being thrown around like a frisbee at a Republican picnic, I started to wonder how far back I could search to see when they first started using that epithet for their opponents.

Republicans throw frisbees around at their picnics?

I thought they just handed the frisbee to their valet and instructed him to carry it over to the other fellow…

[elucidator]

The username bigdfrombigd and the troglodyte attitude of the remarks lead me to the conclusion that the “frombigd” suggests that he is from Dallas aka Big Odessa. What inference is to be drawn from the “bigd” part I refuse to speculate.

[elucidator]

@kaylasdad99

Republicans throw frisbees around at their picnics?

I thought they just handed the frisbee to their valet and instructed him to carry it over to the other fellow…

Certainly, but the valet may simply pass it along, he is not required to snatch it out of midair with his teeth. Unless the dog is being groomed, of course.

[kaylasdad99]

@elucidator

The username bigdfrombigd and the troglodyte attitude of the remarks lead me to the conclusion that the “frombigd” suggests that he is from Dallas aka Big Odessa. What inference is to be drawn from the “bigd” part I refuse to speculate.

I wasn’t sure if “bigd” meant “Dallas” or “Denver.”

Or Davenport, Iowa.

[elucidator]

Denver is the “Mile High City”, now more than ever. And Davenport is, well, Iowa.

[Lamar_Mundane]

@Strassia

While there are probably plenty of liberals with wacky ideas, there are only two anti-factual liberal policy positions that I can think of with any mainstream backing: 1) Alternative medicine 2)anti-nuclear power

The Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994, which started the explosion of “alternative medicine”, was sponsored by Orrin Hatch (R-UT.) The very republican state of Utah probably has more companies making these products than any other. They’re everywhere.

[Bricker]

@Miller

“…include one guy, with whom I have a long history of animosity, who called me a dipshit!”

I’m not sure what lesson you expected us to read into your post, there, Bricker.

That wasn’t the only response, was it?

[elucidator]

When was the last time we had a group hug for Bricker?

[Bricker]

@elucidator

When was the last time we had a group hug for Bricker?

See?

[Eonwe]

@Bricker

See?

Come witness the violence inherent in the system!!!

[Chimera]

@Eonwe

Come witness the violence inherent in the system!!!

I’m still waiting to see a nursing woman yell “Help, help! I’m being expressed!”

[Eonwe]

@Chimera

I’m still waiting to see a nursing woman yell “Help, help! I’m being expressed!”

[Miller]

@Bricker

That wasn’t the only response, was it?

Are you seriously suggesting that elucidator’s post could be remotely construed as “hateful or nasty?”