Stupid liberal idea of the day

[silenus]

@jayjay

It seems amazing that at his age, he can get his leg high enough to kick his own head…

Not that high. Clothy’s head is far up his ass, sure, but it’s still at the end of his legs.

[Lobohan]

@Clothahump

Nope. I point out something that chaps the collective asses of the collective asses on this board, and since it can’t be refuted, the namecalling commences.

You clowns are a continual source of amusement, and you are soooo predictable. I toss something out and teh stooopid ensues with your responses.

Now you may all proceed with your “no you” responses.

It’s refuted by the fact that the CR has attacks on Obamacare added to it.

So the reason that you are wrong, is that the CR to keep the govt. running has a poison pill attached by Republicans in the house. Threatening to shut down the most powerful government on Earth and cause billions in economic damages, just to get your way on a partisan issue is something that a jerk would do.

I don’t expect you to answer this, because you’re a silly bitch.

[Clothahump]

@Lobohan

It’s refuted by the fact that the CR has attacks on Obamacare added to it.

So the reason that you are wrong, is that the CR to keep the govt. running has a poison pill attached by Republicans in the house. Threatening to shut down the most powerful government on Earth and cause billions in economic damages, just to get your way on a partisan issue is something that a jerk would do.

I don’t expect you to answer this, because you’re a silly bitch.

So you now consider a CR the same as a budget bill and use that to refute me. And you call me stupid?

[Not_Carlson]

@Euphonious_Polemic

I disagree.

I think he’s a liar, and he’s particularly bad at lying because he does so stupidly.

A stupid liar?
Yeah, that sounds right. Although stupid lying shit-stirrer has a nicer ring to it.
(Did Clothy just tell someone to “fuck off” upthread? That ain’t cosher is it? )

[Lobohan]

@Clothahump

So you now consider a CR the same as a budget bill and use that to refute me. And you call me stupid?

The CR is an attempt to keep to the previous budget for the next month or two.

You insipid twat.

[mhendo]

@Clothahump

And you call me stupid?

Yes. Yes we do.

[Euphonious_Polemic]

@Clothahump

And you call me stupid?

OK, no problem…
You’re stupid.

[Knorf]

@Clothahump

And you call me stupid?

This is among the mildest of the epithets you have earned, you shit-caked gangrenous pustule on the ass of a leprous hillbilly.

[elucidator]

You guys. Too verbose. “Clothahump”. Succinct.

[jayjay]

@elucidator

You guys. Too verbose. “Clothahump”. Succinct.

I refuse to use “Clothahump” as an epithet, as it was originally the name of a favorite fictional character of mine. This Clothahump is Clothahump-from-the-internet. Totally different person.

[Kolak_of_Twilo]

@Clothahump

And you call me stupid?

Yeah. Yeah, we do.

Way back yonder in good ol’ post #1177 you state the Dems in the Senate “haven’t passed a budget bill since 2009”. You then go on to opine how this is part of the Dem (!!!) strategy to block the CR at every opportunity.

Well pardner, you’ve been shown multiple times that simply isn’t true.

The fact you choose to ignore this means you’re either stupid or a liar.

I vote to keep it simple and call you “stupid liar”.

Or dipshit.

[Gyrate]

Here’s a relevant opinion piece from a blatantly left-wing website:

@FoxNews

The resolution that is at the root of this crisis already establishes sequestration-level funding that President Obama and Senate Democrats have repeatedly said is unacceptably low but which they were willing to swallow in order to avoid a government shutdown.

That is the kind of compromise that, under normal circumstances, Republicans should celebrate.

Republican complaints that the president and Senate Democrats refuse to compromise ring hollow.

“Compromise,” to these demagogues, is to mandate that Democrats scrap President Obama’s signature domestic legislative accomplishment, which was passed by Congress, signed into law by the president, upheld by the Supreme Court and ratified by voters who returned its architect to the White House last November.

Belatedly, Republicans have complained that Senate Democrats won’t compromise by refusing to go to a budget conference committee. This request was all the more insincere when it arrived immediately before the government was due to shut down this week.

Let me just highlight the key message there: Obama and Congressional Democrats have been more than willing to compromise, and the Tea Party has shut down the government and is damaging the Republican Party through its intransigence… according to FOXNEWS.

[Euphonious_Polemic]

@Gyrate

Let me just highlight the key message there: Obama and Congressional Democrats have been more than willing to compromise, and the Tea Party has shut down the government and is damaging the Republican Party through its intransigence… according to FOXNEWS.

Let me just speculate… Corporations (such as the one running Fox News) have come to the conclusion that (at least in this instance) they are not going to keep supporting the crazies.

I imagine they’ll be back to supporting the TP Republicans after this goes away.

[BrainGlutton]

@Euphonious_Polemic

Let me just speculate… Corporations (such as the one running Fox News) have come to the conclusion that (at least in this instance) they are not going to keep supporting the crazies.

Because government shutdowns are bad for business.

[Euphonious_Polemic]

@BrainGlutton

Because government shutdowns are bad for business.

Exactly. At some point the financial backers of the TP Republicans are going to say “OK kiddies. You’ve had your fun. Now it will stop.”

And it will stop.

[elucidator]

From your lips to the Ears, but I’m not so sure. The money republicans will yank the chain, but is there anybody left on the other end of that chain? That’s the big question.

Come to think on it, they probably already have applied whatever pressure they posses, to no result.

[zoid]

I had a friend I would see every couple of weeks to grab a beer. We’d met at a local bar and watch a game, pound back a few beers and catch up.

One week he showed up with a really nice new watch. I asked him about it and he said he only bought it to spend the last of this month’s pay. This seemed odd so I asked about his line of thought on this. He told me he had gotten in an argument with his wife. They were living in her parent’s basement and were trying to save for a place of their own. He had asked his wife to start saving with him but his wife spent her pay completely every month without saving (to be fair she made a pittance at a boutique that she used for clothes while he make enough to easily save for both of them without hurting his lifestyle). His reaction was to decide that he would spend his entire monthly income to spite her.

In short he was willing to bring his family to financial ruin because he couldn’t impose his will on his partner. Seems to be catching…

In a completely unrelated note, I stopped hanging around with him and eventually had to de-friend him of Facebook because of the racist anti-Obama screeds he posted daily. He seemed like a nice enough guy, but after Obama’s election he just lost his mind.

[Frostillicus]

I just realized that the Tea Party cretins in Congress all think the same way as Clothahump. And then I started weeping.

[Gyrate]

@Frostillicus

I just realized that the Tea Party cretins in Congress all think the same way as Clothahump. And then I started weeping.

OTOH, this does suggest a potential career path for Clothahump. The right district with the right constituency and it’s “Hello cushy government job!”.

[elucidator]

Too reasonable and moderate for Houston Republicans.