Yeah, cause MSNBC was all "facist this" and "facist that" whereas Fox News has straight up told the crazy right wing not to do that kind of bullshit, and not, like, given them million dollar contracts.
I think it's more that the conservatives are just now making these protests, but they slobbered all over G-Dub when he was around. Anger doesn't seem to be the word, so much as bemused disdain for these fair-weather Niemollers.
Right.... because Obama really does want to instill a "totalitarian philosophy of government that glorifies state and nation and assigns to the state control over every aspect of national life." (That's from that damned partisan Columbia Encyclopedia, 5th ed.)
Not like that nice Bush boy with his "small government," and Department of Homeland Security bureaucracy, and anti-gay marriage amendment, and illegal wiretaps of American citizens (with pro-American corporate help!), and torture of furren evil-doers, and anti-Roe v. Wade-tested Supreme Court Justices, and...
Yes, IOZ. Liberals called Bush names. And now conservatives are calling Obama names.
Let's not pretend that there aren't, sometimes, legitimate reasons to call people in power descriptive names, shall we?
Let's not pretend that there aren't, sometimes, legitimate reasons to call people in power descriptive names, shall we?True, yet perhaps "fascist" is not really descriptive of anything in either case? "Shitty, evil, totalitarian" fits the bill a bit better. That's just off the top of my head.
"Right.... because Obama really does want to instill a "totalitarian philosophy of government that glorifies state and nation and assigns to the state control over every aspect of national life." (That's from that damned partisan Columbia Encyclopedia, 5th ed.)"
because Obama really does want to instill a "totalitarian philosophy of government that glorifies state and nation and assigns to the state control over every aspect of national lifeWell doesn't he?
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no way man, let them wreck themselves. yo
stay out of malibu, lebowski.
And stay out of the Woolsworth!
Yeah, cause MSNBC was all "facist this" and "facist that" whereas Fox News has straight up told the crazy right wing not to do that kind of bullshit, and not, like, given them million dollar contracts.
Olbermann called Bush a "liar" several times during his broadcast.
He also called Bush a 'fascist.'
http://rawstory.com/news/2008/Olbermann_Bush_panoramic_invasion_of_privacy_0215.html
I think it's more that the conservatives are just now making these protests, but they slobbered all over G-Dub when he was around. Anger doesn't seem to be the word, so much as bemused disdain for these fair-weather Niemollers.
Filing with my copy of "Liberal Fascism". The Gopers, err I mean non-partisan, grassroots activists are inspiring or something ..
http://whiskeyfire.typepad.com/whiskey_fire/2009/04/youre-no-teabagging-fun.html
The title of this blog post could become a whole new blog in itself.
For someone less lazy than me to run it.
File it under "Our shit don't stink."
Right.... because Obama really does want to instill a "totalitarian philosophy of government that glorifies state and nation and assigns to the state control over every aspect of national life." (That's from that damned partisan Columbia Encyclopedia, 5th ed.)
Not like that nice Bush boy with his "small government," and Department of Homeland Security bureaucracy, and anti-gay marriage amendment, and illegal wiretaps of American citizens (with pro-American corporate help!), and torture of furren evil-doers, and anti-Roe v. Wade-tested Supreme Court Justices, and...
Yes, IOZ. Liberals called Bush names. And now conservatives are calling Obama names.
Let's not pretend that there aren't, sometimes, legitimate reasons to call people in power descriptive names, shall we?
Let's not pretend that there aren't, sometimes, legitimate reasons to call people in power descriptive names, shall we?True, yet perhaps "fascist" is not really descriptive of anything in either case? "Shitty, evil, totalitarian" fits the bill a bit better. That's just off the top of my head.
Obama IS in fact a very totalitarian fellow who believes in an Executive branch with massive power.
I just wish that the people pointing that out in the media weren't a bunch of god damned loons.
"Right.... because Obama really does want to instill a "totalitarian philosophy of government that glorifies state and nation and assigns to the state control over every aspect of national life." (That's from that damned partisan Columbia Encyclopedia, 5th ed.)"
Well aren't you?
Your kids will meditate in school!
because Obama really does want to instill a "totalitarian philosophy of government that glorifies state and nation and assigns to the state control over every aspect of national lifeWell doesn't he?
of course he does. he loves him some America.
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