Was he aware that Spain was on our side? Ah well. It feels good to show our vast superiority over those ignorant middle-American rednecked shitsacks, doesn't it?
It's interesting how boycotts are objects of ridicule when undertaken by conservatives, but high political nobility when undertaken by liberals.
When I was in the college dorm, we had two sections for grapes in our cafeteria...regular grapes (boycotted by all GOOD liberals) and certified Cesar Chavez union-approved grapes. Both, of course, appeared exactly identical, and less cynical people than myself suspected they both came from the same bag somewhere in the back. And then there was the feminists boycotting orange juice to get at Rush Limbaugh.
Does having to fly from George Bush Intercontinental make you a bit testy?
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