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Bill Maher

Posted: March 16, 2010 09:53 AM

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12:13 AM on 03/21/2010
Thinking Bill is an intellectual and a political expert is akin to thinking Bill Murray is a golfer and businessman. Look up satire in the dictionary. I love Bill. He is smart, hip, and funny. What more can we ask for?
05:06 PM on 03/20/2010
miles120........lol......don't forget cut and paste.
05:00 PM on 03/20/2010
He is a comedian and a satirist. Get real folks. Political commentator he is not. He knows Mormons are not racists, just like you do. Go Bill!!
07:15 AM on 03/17/2010
They're not racist, they're just really greedy! The mormans that regularly show up at my training stable to convert me are usually elderly and terribly sweet. I listen politely to their brainwashing, nod my head thoughtfully every once in awhile and give them some ice tea or lemonade (spring and summer appear to be their most active conversion time) and just let them patter on for about 20 minutes until I give them the PBO; they're not racist - what they really want is your hard earned dollars. I very much want to keep all my hard earned dollars. As I stopped attending Methodist services in my early 20's, I'd rather send any extra $$$ that I have lying around to charities of my own choice rather than hand it over to the already super-wealthy mormons.
MGhamma
Reality is 100% biased!
11:36 PM on 03/16/2010
Luv me some Bill Maher.
09:28 PM on 03/16/2010
Love Him
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rollingrock
08:15 PM on 03/16/2010
Well, they do allow guns in bars and classrooms these days, so why not coffee shops? (Rednecks who are well-armed and intoxicated...now that's what you call Darwinism in action).
07:32 PM on 03/16/2010
"natural selection is doing its job" per se..

ROLF..
03:57 PM on 03/16/2010
Big fan but one thing really bugged me this week that I am surprised he did not jump all over. When discussing the incident with Romney and the "Rapper". (I love how his job title becomes his name). Mr. Hill Harper brought up the most important point that the "rapper" was removed from the plane and not Romney. No issue with that? This is a huge problem to me.
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HoldenLitgo
04:40 PM on 03/16/2010
Fanned. Agree. Huge problem. Not surprising, but a huge problem with that.
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06:42 PM on 03/16/2010
I have a huge problem with Maher suggesting that Romney, and indeed all Mormons, are racist. That was slimy.

I would like a complete and accurate description of what happened in that plane. That rapper was removed from the plane suggests that the incident occurred while the plane was on the ground, in which case rapper had no business putting his seat back.
Eric4969
Type Today Post Tomorrow
02:55 PM on 03/16/2010
Bill And John The real News PEOPLE, who tell it like it is Props to Those 2. and Colbert lol
02:35 PM on 03/16/2010
I think it would be in the national interest for Starbucks to restrict gun-toters from consuming more than 30 cups of coffee per hour, or at least advising other patrons when this occurs so that they can choose to vacate the premises.
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scarletxoxoxo
I was born in a ditch and I eat babies.
02:29 PM on 03/16/2010
HOT!!!!!!!
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FrankenPC
12:43 PM on 03/16/2010
The only thing that would make this scenario any better would be to sell alcohol along with coffee.
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novo organon
11:55 AM on 03/16/2010
The public plays hardly plays a role, except for a choice every four years within a narrowly ideological framework of choices crafted by state-corporate managers. One consequence is fragmentation of society and slavery of isolated individuals with self-destructive ambitions and crushing debt. A feature of these self-serving games of manipulation and control is the vigorous efforts of the business class to instill a consumer oriented and materialistic society in order to serve their ends. In the early 1900's, it was realized by state planners that it was no easy task to keep the population in-line through the use of force, and that it would therefore be imperative to use propaganda and concept control to slow the achievements gained by the population in order to ensure that the wealthy few were protected from the rest of the population. Today, these are very important psychological tools used by modern state capitalism to ensure there remains the illusion of democracy.
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GOATLEY3
Dream in lightyears, accomplish step by step.
01:19 PM on 03/16/2010
Uhhh....go away
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novo organon
01:34 PM on 03/16/2010
Not until I'm viewed, novenas are chanted, blessed, and six feet under.
01:38 PM on 03/16/2010
when the lobbyists
go away,

when supreme court decisions that are outrageously political or allow corporations to contribute unlimited funds to the candidates of their choice
go away,

and when some politicians and some of the media no longer get away with spewing untruths,
then novo organon's ideas will
go away.
01:33 PM on 03/16/2010
Yes, did you see the movie The International? It was about how a world bank keeps control over all countries of the world by keeping them in huge debt. It was also about how that bank financed both sides of many conflicts, and controlled what weapons were sold to each side.

The same is true with our government and its citizens. Debt is the objective. Keeping people in debt is keeping them "controlled" or enslaved. Thus, our consumer driven society. There is a reason we don't hear our government telling us that debt is bad, and why anyone can get a credit card or 10 credit cards.
02:28 PM on 03/16/2010
Unfortunately, understanding what is actually going on in the world is like trying to understand the cosmos....too much is hidden from us. Maybe we get a glimpse of truth now and then.....
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novo organon
02:51 PM on 03/16/2010
Art imitating reality. There's some truth to that movie.
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fla kracker
Fame is a weed, reputation an oak tree
10:49 AM on 03/16/2010
I was disappointed in Bill ,a rare occurrence, in the way he let Amy Holmes take over the show Friday As usual conservatives think that talking over people is a way to win the argument
11:47 AM on 03/16/2010
I thought he cut her down a few times, and appropriately... like when she was talking about global warming and said something ret@rded, and he pretty much shut her up by saying something about how she should read... or when she was accusing people of using scare tactics when talking about Global warming, and he just said "because it's scary"... I thought he made her look positively simple-minded. Loved it!
06:17 PM on 03/16/2010
I cannot stand Amy Holmes....that girl drives me nuts. She is nothing but a republican talking points machine.
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Anne Johnson
Fairly Unbalanced
11:56 AM on 03/16/2010
Yes I noticed that too. In fact most of the times there are conservatives on the panel, they feel the need to talk over everyone else to get their empty-headed talking points across instead of engaging in an honest debate.