<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.



You really, REALLY missed my intent. I don't go out seeking examples of why "the other side" is a bunch of deluded buffoons and why "my" side is so much more (insert good adjectives here). I didn't look for this, it found me and I felt like describing it. Usually I'm sitting in the lab doing something non-sociable with Matlab or electronics. Is it just to me that this whole thing seemed so fucking surreal? He was so goddamed earnest and intent that he saw the enemy, France EVERYWHERE! I thought the story was balanced, nowhere did I marginalize him except for his over the top cowboy gedup.

I'm fucking speachless. Something that doesn't apparently come often to you. I realize you have a large quota of bougeois propaganda to fill, but take the time to read something and get a feel for what is actually being said before you launch a fucking pointless flame, even if you don't like me. I was typing on a piece of shit kiosk with sever faulty keys so it limited my ability to write a more comprehensive post king fucking corporate salad tosser.

At some point T-bone, you're going to have to get over the fact that you missed out on the 70's cause you're a disaffected ectomorphic (no relation thank FUCK!) wretch spanking it with your slide rule. Don't even try to deny it there captain soft-core porn screan saver with jiz laminated pages of Rand. Psyc 101. Subject feeling disaffected from a certain group gravitates to the groups ideological antipode. Not even fucking interesting.