It goes back to his days at Bain . . . all those laid-off workers didn't have families either. They were just liabilites, to be shed, for the sake of the almighty bottom line.
LCR are pretty weird, but I think even worse are their archrivals, <a href="https:\/\/picasaweb.google.com\/lh\/photo\/KSaTp0x5fmQC3ypQvyAKE4-b4fZmWQN-iEoaUQXz0Pg\?feat=directlink" target="_blank">GOProud</a>
ETA: bah, IntenseDebate&#039;s features page suggests you can embed imgs, but it don&#039;t work
i have to say, as much as i never want to see this tool 100 miles or 10,000 years within shot of the presidency, i also get the willies thinking about the poor SOBs who had to work for him.
I think I read elsewhere that this blatant example of Mitztler rMoney&#039;s complete incomprehension of the concepts of compassion and empathy is from his days as Governor. But allow me to use this to highlight another item - this also exemplifies the all too common bastardization, and dog-whistle-fortifying, of an important word: <i>Family</i>. Witness how his pin-point-narrow definition disallows him to even recognize that Goodridge - or any LGBT persons - <i>have a Family</i>.
The dehumanizing effect is beyond chilling to me, and is all I would have ever needed to know to shun him as unworthy of <i>any</i> consideration whatsoever, let alone allowing him anywhere near being POTUS.
A single quote that summarizes pretty much Romney&#039;s entire campaign, if not life: <i>[...] he says he&rsquo;s not sure Romney intended to be offensive. &ldquo;It felt like there was a lord/serf relationship,&rdquo; remembers Friedes.</i>
I think that&#039;d better describe the angry mob&#039;s reaction after beating whatever little sense is left in Mitten&#039;s head out of him with rubber chickens.
It goes back to his days at Bain . . . all those laid-off workers didn&#039;t have families either. They were just liabilites, to be shed, for the sake of the almighty bottom line.
LCR are pretty weird, but I think even worse are their archrivals, <a href="https:\/\/picasaweb.google.com\/lh\/photo\/KSaTp0x5fmQC3ypQvyAKE4-b4fZmWQN-iEoaUQXz0Pg\?feat=directlink" target="_blank">GOProud</a>
ETA: bah, IntenseDebate&#039;s features page suggests you can embed imgs, but it don&#039;t work
i have to say, as much as i never want to see this tool 100 miles or 10,000 years within shot of the presidency, i also get the willies thinking about the poor SOBs who had to work for him.
My Roomba (which I call Callista because it&#039;s a robot that sucks) thanks you from the bottom of its heart.
I think I read elsewhere that this blatant example of Mitztler rMoney&#039;s complete incomprehension of the concepts of compassion and empathy is from his days as Governor. But allow me to use this to highlight another item - this also exemplifies the all too common bastardization, and dog-whistle-fortifying, of an important word: <i>Family</i>. Witness how his pin-point-narrow definition disallows him to even recognize that Goodridge - or any LGBT persons - <i>have a Family</i>.
The dehumanizing effect is beyond chilling to me, and is all I would have ever needed to know to shun him as unworthy of <i>any</i> consideration whatsoever, let alone allowing him anywhere near being POTUS.
Yeah, but he&#039;s not even a real person, so it&#039;s ok.
Leftie_Left, if you&#039;re out there, I wanna change my vote.
<i>Rossum&#039;s Universally-detested Romneys</i>
Been trying to pull that stunt for ages.... first to succeed gets 100 p-ness points!
That puts them 200 years ahead of the Catholic church. Who knew: Mormons are downright progressive!
It&#039;s a &quot;requested feature&quot; that has yet to be added to his programming.
Only if he gets elected...
I think you mean, &quot;Money badger doesn&#039;t give a shit.&quot;
Wingnuts consider this a feature, not a bug.
In other words, &quot;if your question doesn&#039;t pertain to me making more money, I don&#039;t give a frack.&quot;
A single quote that summarizes pretty much Romney&#039;s entire campaign, if not life: <i>[...] he says he&rsquo;s not sure Romney intended to be offensive. &ldquo;It felt like there was a lord/serf relationship,&rdquo; remembers Friedes.</i>
&quot;<i>Pleasant</i>&quot;?
I think that&#039;d better describe the angry mob&#039;s reaction after beating whatever little sense is left in Mitten&#039;s head out of him with rubber chickens.