Yes, folks — Foreign policy dicated by The Invisible Sky Pixie and the Baby Jeebus.
Make it stop…..
11 Replies to “Somebody Come Save Us, Please….”
Hey, kids, remember the 80s?
When the world was run diplomatically…to the max? WELL THOSE TIMES ARE BACK!
You can shave a monkey, dress him in a suit, put him in a prominent political family of no-nothings, hell, even make him president of a powerful nation…but he’s still a shaven monkey.
Re: Hey, kids, remember the 80s?
Must…erase…naked…monkey…in…chief…from…memory…
*scratches his own eyeballs out on the way to his amygdala*
Re: Hey, kids, remember the 80s?
Not far enough, Slappy. Keep scratchin’.
That isn’t the problem…
It isn’t even close to one of his problems. Believing in a moral order is not a bad thing. Ghandi did it, and so did Truman.
Bush’s problem is that he is a very selective bigot.
Don’t even begin to lump all Christians in to the same camp as George Bush, you are too intelligent to be the same kind of bigot he is.
Re: Hey, kids, remember the 80s?
Yes, but by disabling the amydala I’ve stopped caring about a lot of stuff, and my view on reality is even more skewed than that of those derned politicians.
“Plus, I can kill you with my brain…”
Re: That isn’t the problem…
Aren’t all bigots selective?
Re: Hey, kids, remember the 80s?
I think I will refer to him thus from now on. Monkey-in-Chief. I like it.
from Sam Harris
The President of the United States has claimed, on more than one occasion, to be in dialog with God. Now, if he said that he was talking to God through his hairdryer, this would precipitate a national emergency. I fail to see how the addition of a hairdryer makes the claim more ludicrous or more offensive. – Sam Harris
We should demand that they start making sense, and if they fail to make sense, we should stop listening to them. – Sam Harris
I don’t have a problem with someone believing in God or using their beliefs as a basis for setting policy. I do, however, have a big problem with Bush’s interpretation.
Re: Hey, kids, remember the 80s?
He’s obviously a Chimpanzee and not a Bonobo, so it kinda fits. Personally, I love Scott Bateman’s icon for him…
Hey, kids, remember the 80s?
When the world was run diplomatically…to the max? WELL THOSE TIMES ARE BACK!
You can shave a monkey, dress him in a suit, put him in a prominent political family of no-nothings, hell, even make him president of a powerful nation…but he’s still a shaven monkey.
Re: Hey, kids, remember the 80s?
Must…erase…naked…monkey…in…chief…from…memory…
*scratches his own eyeballs out on the way to his amygdala*
Re: Hey, kids, remember the 80s?
Not far enough, Slappy. Keep scratchin’.
That isn’t the problem…
It isn’t even close to one of his problems. Believing in a moral order is not a bad thing. Ghandi did it, and so did Truman.
Bush’s problem is that he is a very selective bigot.
Don’t even begin to lump all Christians in to the same camp as George Bush, you are too intelligent to be the same kind of bigot he is.
Re: Hey, kids, remember the 80s?
Yes, but by disabling the amydala I’ve stopped caring about a lot of stuff, and my view on reality is even more skewed than that of those derned politicians.
“Plus, I can kill you with my brain…”
Re: That isn’t the problem…
Aren’t all bigots selective?
Re: Hey, kids, remember the 80s?
I think I will refer to him thus from now on. Monkey-in-Chief. I like it.
from Sam Harris
The President of the United States has claimed, on more than one occasion, to be in dialog with God. Now, if he said that he was talking to God through his hairdryer, this would precipitate a national emergency. I fail to see how the addition of a hairdryer makes the claim more ludicrous or more offensive. – Sam Harris
We should demand that they start making sense, and if they fail to make sense, we should stop listening to them. – Sam Harris
I don’t have a problem with someone believing in God or using their beliefs as a basis for setting policy. I do, however, have a big problem with Bush’s interpretation.
Re: Hey, kids, remember the 80s?
He’s obviously a Chimpanzee and not a Bonobo, so it kinda fits. Personally, I love Scott Bateman’s icon for him…
Someone is trying to…
D.