From Freeperville: The Cult of Dumbya Lives !!!!!!

[AussieDave]

Hallelujah and Praise Jaysus !!!!

"He's the first President of the 21st century, the leader of the free world, and the man who is keeping my family safe from foreign attack. He has received more votes for President than any man in history. The light of God shines upon his countenance while millions of people pray for him each and every day. The effects of his existence will be felt for generations and beyond."

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1600229/posts?q=1&&page=901
(post #908)


It's really quite scary - this Kool-Aid must be stronger than I thought........:puke:

[Not Me]

1. They got one part right...

The effects of his existence will be felt for generations and beyond."

[BiggJawn]

6. That's the freakin' Truth...

Provided there WILL be "generations and beyond"...

[Richard Steele]

61. Well, no one said it would be generations of HUMANS.

I betcha the Atomic Cockroaches are gonna remember him fondly!

[Left Is Write]

59. My thoughts exactly.

[katmondoo]

2. He is right about the effects of his existence

We will be feeling it for a long time to come. It will be horrendous. there will be misery and despair for many Americans.

[tanyev]

3. I agree.

The effects of his existence will be felt for generations and beyond.

Sounds like the freeper thinks this will be in a good way, though. That must be where the Kool-Aid takes over.

[northzax]

48. after all, we're still talking about Nero... nt

[TAPat]

4. Gee, ya think so...

"...The effects of his existence will be felt for generations and beyond."

Yeah, and I think we could put together a pretty long list of negative effects!
:puke: :puke: :puke:

[NanceGreggs]

5. Wha' happened?

"What ever happened to treating the President of the United States with some degree of respect?!!"

What ever happened to having a president who is deserving of respect?

Just wonderin' ...

[AussieDave]

10. I wondered the same thing - must be nice living in another reality...

One EARNS respect, one doesn't have it thrust upon them........

[mac56]

16. They got short memories, don't they?!

"What ever happened to treating the President of the United States with some degree of respect?!!"

Like they treated the Big Dog?!

Damn, these people are hypocrites.

[foreverdem]

38. Well, he's not really...

the President of the United States, not legally anyway. Therefore, he is not deserving of our respect.

[Richardo]

7. Note: More people voted AGAINST him than any man is history too.

More voted against Bush than voted FOR Reagan in his biggest landslide.

[salin]

9. they really don't seem to understand "population growth"

[peacebaby3]

22. Bwah...ha....ha! The ignorance would just be hilarious if it wasn't so

frightening. These idiots really don't understand!

[Iris]

8. jeez - isn't "Thou Shalt Not Have Other Gods Before Me" one of the top 3

commandments?

[tandot]

11. The effects of his existence will be felt for generations and beyond."

How true. Generations will be cussing and ranting about how people could have been so f*cking stupid to have elected such an incompetent liar and crook.

Oh, the irony.

[FARAFIELD]

12. I LOVE THAT PART ABOUT MORE VOTES THAN ANYONE!

Under that scenario, bush would be 10 more popular than Lincoln, and only slightly more popular than FDR who until bush had received more votes for prez. Although bush only recieved 2.5 million more votes than GORE and KERRY Combined which means GORE IS 10 times more popular than lincoln to. GOd those freeps are gone in the head

[CottonBear]

13. The Kool Aid is strong: Freepers want Bush on Mount Rushmore. WTF?

Well that would be a reason to completely write off South Dakota. :(
Holy crap! :wtf: Read this only if you have a strong stomach:

To: Dont_Tread_On_Me_888

From an essay by John Reynolds:

After Appomatox, everyone remembered that they had always supported Lincoln, just as (I am told) every Steelers fan now recalls prophesying the triumph of their team in the middle of the season when the playoffs looked hopeless. Such fans, such supporters, are welcome to the party. It is human nature to lose hope in tough times and then to forget that loss when those times change. Nobody would judge such folk harshly, but better still to have been more a simple human, to have been a civilized man. It is the nature of a civilized man to remain undeterred by obstacles in pursuit of his great goals.

There are forty percent, we are told, of such men and women in this war. Aren’t you glad that we can always tell our children that we were in that forty percent and know it is the truth? When we look up at Rushmore and see George W. Bush there, wouldn’t you be glad that before victory was obvious to even a Democrat you saw it coming? These are good days to support the President!

I am proud to be one of that 40 per cent. I have no respect for your opinions, and the reasons I gave in my earlier posts.

Conservatism has many variations. Yours is the "glass is empty, things are crap" wing of conservatism, and you are carrying water for the Rats.

I have nothing further to say to you, and further posts you make will be taken in the spirit which you obviously intend.
915 posted on 03/22/2006 6:11:16 AM PST by Miss Marple (Lord, please look after Mozart Lover's and Jemian's sons and keep them strong.)
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[AussieDave]

20. Oh my - fortunately I DO have a strong stomach

I actually don't mind going there, if for nothing else than the comedy value. What these moonbats come out with sometimes is just priceless.

The unfortunate part is there are so many of them - some rabid, some milder, but all cut from the same cloth. It's funny and sad at the same time.

[CottonBear]

28. I rarely go there, however, it is necessary to know one's enemies.

I usually wait for braver DU souls than I to take the plunge into the hell hole that is FR and report back. ;)
How are thing in Australia post-cyclone? It seems as if the emergency response has been immediate and well-coordinated.
:hi:

[AussieDave]

30. The Army was delayed in getting to the area

and heavy rain has washed out some roads - they're trying to get generators to restore some electricity until the power lines can be fixed.

Two towns (Innisfail and Babinda) were all but destroyed, and banana and sugar crops have been wiped out - the price of bananas tripled here overnight. There are many volunteers going up there to help in the cleanup, and fortunately there were no deaths and few injuries. It'll take a long time to rebuild, but people persevere as we all should do.:hi:



(on edit: misspelled "suger") :rofl:

[CottonBear]

41. It's amazing that no one was killed! What good news (and good planning.)

I saw a picture of a destroyed banana plantation. The banana trees looked like someone took a giant weed whacker to them. :( Fortunately, sugar and bananas don't take too long to re-establish unlike other crops such as the nutmeg trees that were destroyed on the island of Grenada when it was hit hard by a hurricane. It could take decades for their nutmeg crop to fully recover. (I have Grenadian friends who lost their homes. Over 90% of the homes there were destroyed.) :(

My husband's family survived hurricane Katrina. Some no longer have homes. My sister-in-law still doesn't have her roof fixed and she doesn't live in the worst hit area (there was no flooding of her home.)

I hope that y'all persevere and that your government does a better job than ours. Let us here on DU know if there is anyway we can help you guys down there.

:hi:

[one_true_leroy]

35. i thought "moonbat" was just for liberals....

i like the term and reserve it from freeps.

[AussieDave]

36. I like moonbat, asshat, shitbird

they all apply to freepers.......

[giant_robot]

32. Good. I hope he remembers he was one of the 40%...

...when his children and grandchildren ask him how people could have let the bush administration damage the country so badly.

[Clark2008]

40. Don't worry about Bush being on Mount Rushmore.

If it's like everything else he's ever done, a year or so after it's carved, it will start chipping away and then cause the whole damn cliff to crash, forcing Poppy's relatives and friends to bail out the park from the ensuing mudslide.

:7

[mnmoderatedem]

43. makes sense to me

somebody has to service and clean the structure. :evilgrin:

[CottonBear]

45. Hee, hee! n/t

[Tyranny of Evil Men]

14. Why bother?

Do you think it's news to anyone? Freaks worship freaks.

You'll only hear Republicans complain about RINO's just like you only hear Democrats complain about DINO's.

Rarely will the party faithful disparage a sitting POTUS.

[Fleshdancer]

15. Did you know that the Left controls Congress?

I learn new things every time I visit that hell hole. :eyes:

Get this post:

But Congress is already controlled by the left. When you add the RATs to the leftist Republicans, and when you see what type of legislation emerges from Congress, nobody here can doubt that the left already controls Congress. Everybody here on this forum should be working to make our guys stop legislating as leftists.

This is why we need a president to override the leftist Congress, and that has not happened. We need to work on the here and now, not worry about the next election. We need to show these leftists in Washington that the voting public demands conservative agenda. After all, we did vote in Republican control in all three branches. The problem is that Republican does not guarantee conservatism as we have witnessed.


__________________________

The president should "override" Congress? They really DO want a king. This has to be one of the most unpatriotic things I've seen in a long time.

[Richardo]

18. What the hell? If this guy was right Bush would have 3,000 vetoes by now

...intead of ZERO.

What an idiot.

[CottonBear]

23. What leftist congress are they talking about?

This particular Freepeer is beyond unpatriotic: he's bordering on treasonous. :(

[salin]

26. So more purges within the party

in order to better back the policies of bush that the public no longer supports... is going to help their cause how?

[TheBaldyMan]

31. how did they vote in all three branches of government ?

it must have been that leftist congress.

to be honest I went over there for the first time in a long time today and I had forgotten how absent debate was from that site. I saw a bunch of idiotic posts and the general tone of them left me wondering about their sanity. I know there are a few DUers that lurk and occassionally post for amusement value but my god are those freepers dumb. I hope against hope that all the stuff I saw over there was satirical but suspect it's for real.

[underpants]

37. Culture of victimization

see sig line

[devinsgram]

17. This is a person who demonstrates

and is the perfect example of tenacity. No matter how many times you show them the truth by spelling it out in black and white, they still don't get it. They just don't get it.

[4dsc]

19. Check out 901 response

"I saw a replay of the press conference. The President was great!"


I cannot stand to watch AWOlbush for more than a minute.. He's such a dumbass that deserves no respect..

[AussieDave]

24. I find it embarrassing to watch him - truly embarrassing

After all his years in the public eye he still comes across as the village idiot.

Pathetic.

[mwb970]

39. Actually, he seems to get worse as time goes by.

I've never been able to stand watching him speak - it's just too painful. If he's on script, he is mouthing nonsensical talking points he can barely read correctly. If he's off script, he speaks in gibberish and non sequiturs, often falling back on personal cliches like "hard work" and "heck of a job".

What an ass.

[kurth]

56. They always say "The President" or "President Bush" – never just "Bush"

just like "The Chairman", "Chairman Mao", "Comrade Stalin", "Dear Leader".

Shit worship.

[SammyWinstonJack]

21. That's correct and not in a good way.

"The effects of his existence will be felt for generations and beyond." These people make me :puke:

[ninkasi]

25. I shouldn't have gone there

One poor delusional person thinks the reason the budget is out of control is...are you ready...even though the Cons control Congress, this is a LEFTIST congress, and there are too many liberal Cons in it. It's also because of all of the huge increases in spending for things like Medicare, and other social programs. They really do live in another world, don't they?

[Webster Green]

27. They are cowards, one and all...

I can't imagine shaking in my boots, scared shitless of terrorists all the time.

Stupid, wussy freepers. The terrorists are having their way with them. The goal of any terrorist is to spread fear. The dumb-ass bush-bots are letting the terrorists achieve their goal of fear and intimidation.

[sinkingfeeling]

29. By the way Freeper, there are millions more who pray to God to

remove the Bush cancer from the USA each and every day.....and they seem to out number you about 2 to 1!

[Daphne08]

33. The light of God shines upon his countenance... ??

That does sound cultish.

We are supposed to have a President (not a religious leader) of the U.S.

[lectrobyte]

34. Who says "countenance" anyway? Even my Bush-true-believer

nutjob relatives are still pissed about the ports deal. I'm having trouble figuring where this 30% approval is coming from. It sure ain't from anywhere I can see.

[Tyler Durden]

42. This ain't KOOL AID: it's PURE windowpane LSD

I never had an acid trip like the one THESE nuts are on.

[NanceGreggs]

44. I don't worry too much about the hard-core Freepers ...

... most of them are obviously too stupid to vote anyway. Most of them are busy looking for polling stations in February - 'cause every dummy knows you vote on President's Day, right? Duh, where do you think the name came from?

[Initech]

46. They must be injecting the Kool-Aid straight to their veins at this point

[baby_mouse]

47. They will be worshipping this man for DECADES.

They have sold themselves.

Fear not. Europe had the Black Plague... It won't last forever...

[Initech]

51. Hell no, I have a feeling it will be like Nazi Germany...

Ten years from now, when our country is bankrupt, people are paying $15 / gal for gas, all our jobs are outsourced to India so Dell can save a couple million, and we've lost all our allies, people are just going to have a complete mental block of the W cabal. It will be a forgotten chapter of American history.

[kurth]

49. Abject worship of a deceitful, corrupt, conniving, lying piece of excremen

How sickening.

[johnnie]

50. Reminds me of something

Hmmm??

[Ganja Ninja]

52. Now tell me that doesn't sound like a member of some ...

insane cult. I really believe these people will start jumping off bridges if Bush is impeached.

[ronnykmarshall]

53. Cool!

I can just imagine them throwing themselves on the ground screaming in agony.

[Rocknrule]

54. I imagine there will be a mass suicide when/if Bush leaves office

[moobu2]

55. All this Christian adoration was paid for by US!!!

In the form of Faith based payola.. Sickening!!

[AnnInLa]

57. In other words: He IS the LORD!!

Look busy.

[geniph]

58. Dude, UP THE DOSAGE!

His Haldol scrip musta run out.

[VOX]

60. * is "the 1st President of the 21st century?" Hmm...on 1/19/01...

And for part of 1/20/01, Bill Clinton was the president of the United States, making him indisputably the first American president of the 21st Century.

As for the first elected president of the 21st Century, that would be Albert Gore, Jr. :)

[lonestarnot]

62. KrazyKat hits again!