Comments on: Michael Moore: “Gustav is proof that there is a God in heaven”

By: BRS

BRS — Tue, 02 Sep 2008 07:58:57 +0000

“Sick, demented, deranged, son of a b*tch. ”

Oh, the humanity!

Clearly, they’re refering to Dobson’s (et al.) endless pleas to God for rain on Obama’s acceptance speech. And I was looking for your self righteous outrage at other pronouncements from conservatives re: God’s meteorological retribution and guess what? Not there. Go figure.

And let’s face it: it’s quite ironic. God musters hurricanes ’cause “the gays” are planning outlandish parades in N.O. 3 years ago (Hagee) or for acts of faggotry gone by (Falwell, Robertson) – but when you beseech God for a little rain on your political enemies’ big night, he sends ya a hurricane for YOUR big party!

Oh that God! So unpredictable….

By: I R A Darth Aggie

I R A Darth Aggie — Mon, 01 Sep 2008 19:30:53 +0000

Are these the same libs that raised hell when Falwell claimed that Orlando was being hit by multiple storms as a “punishment from G*d”?

By: Cylar

Cylar — Mon, 01 Sep 2008 06:31:43 +0000

It’s amazing that some people think Rush Limbaugh is some kind of disgusting, hateful bigot (for telling the truth about liberals), but Michael Moor is a blessing (for lying about conservatives). Or that Sean Hannity is some kind of moron, but Jon Stewart is some kind of genius. The only good news is that those most inclined to take guys like Moore, Olbermann, or Stewart seriously were those already inclined to vote Democratic…if they vote at all.

By: Mat

Mat — Sun, 31 Aug 2008 20:08:42 +0000

I think the first video pretty much sums up the definition of “libtard.” As far as the second video goes, I doubt anyone on the left will ever see it. Too bad.

First of all, I can’t even take Keith Olbermann seriously. After all, he was on the desk at ESPN before he moved over. I like ESPN, but I don’t exactly get my political news from there, you know? Michael Moore lives in some sort of dreamworld, so I can’t really get riled up over him. I know what he’s like and if the Democrats want to cozy up to him, oh well.

I would like to point out a couple of things with the Olbermann-Moore talk. I especially loved the part about Iran. Moore doesn’t even want to hear about Iran. Isn’t that adorable? Unfortunately, reality steps in and Iran will force people to listen to them, especially if they start firing nukes at Israel. The ‘Michael Palin of Monty Python fame’ comment by Olbermann pretty much proves that Keith’s a dumbnut. If you get a chance, see Jon Stewart’s reaction to McCain’s pick, and it’s pretty much the same nonsense. Some people seem to think that Stewart’s a legitimate political pundit.

The fact is that we on the right will be listening to this drivel for the next two months. I the Democrats want to build sandcastles next to the ocean, so be it. Like I said before, I think the election results on Nov. 4th will speak for themselves.

By: Matthew

Matthew — Sun, 31 Aug 2008 17:05:08 +0000

Do these people actually believe the crap that they spew? I guess it’s easy for people to dislike others when they do not even like themselves. Forget about trying to carry on a rational conversation with one of those fools; their perception of reality is skewed by their hate. That self-described conservatives have been found to classify themselves as “very happy” nearly twice as often as those who call themselves “liberal” or “very liberal” has been true for at least 35 years. No wonder.