...just when I thought it was safe to go back in the water

[primroseburrows]

Apparently some of the Bush-era asshats stayed around after their Leader left the scene, as evidenced by

Exhibit A (for asshat):

and Exhibit B (for, I dunno, something horribly, terribly insulting that begins with B):

There isn't a word for how furious both of these asshats make me. Because holy shit. These guys make Ann Coulter seem tame (I couldn't even finish watching the second one. I mean, I'm nauseated enough today).

If this is supposed to be comedy, it's not even close to being funny. It's disrespectful and hurtful and just plain MEAN.


(links from maggiesox and mcollinknight)

Comments

[peacey.livejournal.com]

Free speech goes both ways, though, which means that I have the right (and IMO the obligation) to scream at ignorant arseholes like this guy and for being, well, ignorant arseholes.

As I said in a previous response, absofreakinglutely you do. For someone like me who actually enjoys intelligent, unemotional confrontation, I live for it.

As for the rest of your reply, yes. In fact, had I been at either funeral, I likely would have come away from it with my first mugshot for trying to kick the living shite out of said Mr. Phelps. So much for unemotional confrontation, eh? ;)

[primroseburrows.livejournal.com]

In fact, had I been at either funeral, I likely would have come away from it with my first mugshot for trying to kick the living shite out of said Mr. Phelps.

Hey, after you're famous, you could autograph the picture to raise money for some anti-defamation league, or something. :)