Ted Rall for June 16, 2016

C’mon, Ted. There’s a Yoooge difference, unless you’ve bought all the winger BS for 25 years.

I’ll be voting for Hilary on 8 November 2016.

Hillary is not as crazed as W the liar was.

Ted wouldn’t be happy with Stalin!

uhhhhhhhhhh

So every male who went to college during Vietnam was a “draft dodger” except the ROTC scholarship recipients? Because getting a temporary reprieve for a temporary physical problem hardly counts. .Learn a little history before you shoot off your mouth, fool. If you can’t make Trump look bad without looking like an idiot yourself, you should put away your pens and get a job at McDonald’s.

Ted, I’m sure you will be delighted with Trump.

I remember when there wasn’t a dime’s worth of difference between Bush and Gore. What’s that divided by three thousand? I’m wondering what a life is worth.

are you gonna vote for the crazed warmonger who says “some fights are too important to stay silent. Preventing gun violence is one of them” or the draft-dodger who calls for a ban on Muslims?

I was in the first Vietnam era draft lottery and received a very high number, ensuring that I would not be sent to war. I’ve since been accused many times of being a draft-dodger.

Ted just seems to lash out at everybody without making a salient point. Maybe he should hire an idea person and stick to making his great and iconic characters.

I put my beak on the line and got a conscientious objector draft status.

I hit the underground railroad to Canada with a 5A (no longer wanted) draft card in my wallet, and encountered the best and brightest from the US in Vancouver, not one known to be a dodger. We lost a generation – dead in ’Nam or in exile to free countries.

Let’s see what Bernie does…

At least he evolved on it.

Gandhi’s views in regard to basic aspects of the caste system changed in the last years of his life. In the 1920s he had held that every Hindu “must follow the hereditary profession” and that “prohibition of intermarriage” between people of different varnas was “necessary for a rapid evolution of the soul.” But later he gradually became “a social revolutionist,” advocating intermarriage between Brahmins and Untouchables in order to dismantle the caste system “root and branch,” and acknowledging that “When all become casteless, monopoly of occupations would go.” The changes were due in part to the influence of two opponents of the caste system whose integrity he held in high regard: Ambedkar and Gora.

CeraboogeI hardly think so. If Ghandi had believed that, he would have never studied law and been content to be a grocer..Night-Gaunt49Unfortunately, the Supreme said it was constitutional, although that decision seems more politics than reading the Thirteenth Amendment.

W was as crazy as a coot.

BERNIE LOST—Suck it up.Hillary 2016