Recent Comments

1. almost 10 years ago on Dan Wasserman

   Motive, are you saying that Lesbian Liz Cheney is the future of the GOP? Is that the same GOP that fears rescission of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” because they fear GLBT serving openly? Does that mean Liz has to officially go back into the closet or qare they officially revising history to eliminate her coming out in the first place?

2. almost 10 years ago on Zack Hill

   For those who have not visited it before, go to www.ThisIsTrue.com and sign-up for the newsletter. Randy Cassingham regularly includes a new story about ZT and how out of control it has become. The never ending stream of stories proves that ZT does not stand for Zero Tolerance, it really means Zero Thinking.

3. almost 10 years ago on Zack Hill

   If you have not visited it before go to www.thisistrue.com and sign-up for the newsletter. Randy Cassingham regularly includes a new story about ZT and how out of control it has become. The never ending collection of horror stories clearly proves that ZT is not Zero Tolerance, it is Zero Thinking.

4. almost 10 years ago on Lisa Benson

   ^^ omQ R, how can you pretend to be such a simpleton? The West is not now and never has been the reason for the abject hatred and vile desire to kill all those who refuse to bow down to “their god.”

   Note I said, “bow down” not “convert” because that has not been the goal of such as Iran’s “I’m A Dinner Jacket” and his ilk. He and his cleric handlers fully understand they need their Dhimmis to pay the “your are not muslim” tax to maintain their level of personal enrichment - at the expense of the Dhimmis and the “believers” who are not part of the religiously ordained royalty.

   The BS you spew in trying to vilify Israel and the West is transparent in its racism and stupefying in its glorification of terrorism. Try accepting responsibility for promoting war over peace, hatred over acceptance, and bigotry over mutual respect. You cannot consistently espouse “your side is always wrong and mine is always right” without losing all claim to rationality and reason.

   You cannot realistically expect anyone with even one working brain cell to accept the notion that Iran would not have sought nukes if only the US (as proxy for the West) had not “interfered” in the Middle East. Iran, through its puppet president, has repeatedly declared they are seeking nukes to carry out their idea of their religious obligation to eliminate Israel and bring about their version of “the end of times.” In their (and I suspect your) twisted imaginations they will be rewarded with a heaven that provides 70 virgins (do the virgins see that as hell). So thousands of years of mankind and its achievements are disposable at the whim of some fat-cat mullahs who are happy to order other people’s children to die so that they and theirs do not have to.

   It is clear that you have given this subject “so much” thought. Your keen insight and analytic writings are an inspiration to the terrorists.

5. about 10 years ago on Views of the World

   USA! USA!

   My departed poodle liked to watch sports with me. He used to chase the puck when I watched hockey. And he would growl when someone got into a fight with one of our players. It would have been fun to share the Olympics with him.

6. about 10 years ago on Citizen Dog

   It is called CRS - Can’t Remember S…

   Stuff, yeah that’s it. It couldn’t possibly be anything else, could it?

7. about 10 years ago on Tom Toles

   ^^ The Constitution was written to protect The People from The Tyranny of the Majority. We have a bicameral Congress, an Electoral College, an Executive branch, and a Judicial branch setup by design to oppose each other specifically to blunt the overwhelming effects of simple majorities. The filibuster rule is a prime example of such a safety net.

   The US political system is inefficient. That is good. An efficient Federal Government could be a great danger to an apathetic populace. By being so bloated and self-interest centered, Congress moves slowly enough that even our media and mildly slow thinkers can catch on before the damage is irreparable.

8. about 10 years ago on ViewsMidEast

   christmasinthehouse, Please do not think I was spraying wasp repellent. You touched a nerve you could not have known was open and raw.

   A little background is in order… I spent a good portion of that day tolerating an imbecile lecturing me on how “the holiday season” was a time in which it was “the duty of all ‘non-believers’ to ‘come to their senses’ by accepting his brand of ‘the true lord’ (I used lowercase to denote my disdain for his idiotic disrespect to me and all others who don’t believe in his brand of deity). So, if I came across too gruffly to you please consider the context and don’t take it personally.

9. about 10 years ago on ViewsMidEast

   Charlie555, I don’t know what your friends are like but mine wish me a Happy Hanukkah and I wish them a Happy Hanukkah, Merry Christmas, Happy Kwanzaa, Happy Grimwaldi, Happy Day(s) Off, etc, as appropriate to their beliefs (or lack thereof).

   A true friend is one who respects you and your beliefs at least as much as he expects everyone else to respect his own. Doing so does not constitute promoting a religion that is not his own; it is showing respect for a fellow human being.

10. about 10 years ago on ViewsMidEast

    christmasinthehouse, wishing Merry Christmas to an Israeli cartoonist is like wishing Happy Eid to a Buddhist. Would it really kill you wish him a Happy Hanukkah?