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What Do Michelle Obama, Carla Bruni-Sarkozy and Tila Tequila Have in Common?
Commented Jun 15, 2009 at 13:10:33 in Style
“Gosh, it'd be so nice for this much passion to be expressed for humans. With respect to flaunting wealth Russ, a bit of hypocrisy seems to come from celebs who are the purest examples of indulgence and lack of thinking outside of their own beings. It's interesting animals would even get a second thought from such people.”
cucumber replied on Jun 16, 2009 at 02:48:34
“Now, why would it be more altrustic to fight for your "own beings?" Which, by the way, most people do. It seems pretty simple to fight for those who look just like you, and much harder and more altruistic to fight for those who don't look like you, who can never thank you, and who are suffering terribly for very trivial reasons (like fashion and taste preferences).”
michaleenflynn replied on Jun 15, 2009 at 15:54:53
“Cesaria - excellently said!”
Letterman Quietly Ushers in the Next Wave of Feminism
Commented Jun 15, 2009 at 13:06:27 in Media
“I agree 100%.”
Brian Moran: Too Tacky for Virginia
Commented May 20, 2009 at 12:03:52 in Politics
“Thanks - I did just that.”
President Obama - Give Us an LGBT Advocate
Commented May 03, 2009 at 16:39:46 in Politics
“Good point. That line stopped me too.”
Tanyars5 replied on May 03, 2009 at 17:07:59
“I thought many of the LGBT community stopped supporting Obama when he asked Rev Warren to pray at the inauguration. Remember, they stopped supporting him before he officially became the president. Many in this group continue to disrepect the President and demand he keep promises. Unbelievable this group.”
The Specter of Arlen Specter
Commented Apr 28, 2009 at 22:49:43 in Politics
“Yes, the majority will be there but will the votes?”
Obama's California: Angst and Irony for Winning Democrats
Commented Apr 28, 2009 at 22:05:03 in Politics
“I work in San Francisco. Have been a SF Bay Area resident for years and it seems that the people who know Gavin and his absent mayorship are the ones who don't want him as governor let alone the Democratic representative.”
BottomLine2008 replied on Apr 29, 2009 at 09:05:35
“Newsom goes to Davos more than Schwarzenegger does!”
ASU Says "We Blew It," Alumni Rescind Donations
Commented Apr 15, 2009 at 11:32:46 in Politics
“Ditto.”
Take the Steering Wheel out of Geithner's Hands
Commented Mar 23, 2009 at 13:27:48 in Politics
“I don't know, I seem to trust Axelrod more on this issue right now. It's surreal this versus issue is even happening.”
Conservative Campaign Against Steele Growing
Commented Mar 13, 2009 at 19:33:14 in Politics
“A big comedy act. And the Dems better work it on both fronts. One hand Obama/Biden and cabinet handling what needs to be handled and the other the Dems helping out the Repubs with the circular fire. Steele is just the right man for the Repugs - that party picking him just another sign they haven't a clue.”
Michael Steele's Heavy Handed Hip Hop
Commented Mar 04, 2009 at 14:42:22 in Politics
“Steele's words, his actions and attitude go hand in hand with the willful ignorance of the Republican party. When I listened to him after he was appointed to his position I had to laugh because it was a 'He still doesn't get it' moment. I'm not even offended by his foray into hip hop because it's pure comedy.”
Gregg's Jilting of Obama Epitomizes the GOP's Collapse
Commented Feb 12, 2009 at 19:16:44 in Politics
“Obama/Biden can't say they didn't try as well as the Democrats. Now it's time to move on and get serious about the business of governing. There have to be some great Democratic candidates - goodness.”
tobytucker99 replied on Feb 12, 2009 at 20:32:26
“I'm sure there are. The White House is calling up the IRS for a list of tax cheaters right now!”
Notorious: The Biggie Biopic is Great But it Still Doesn't Answer, "Who Shot Ya?"
Commented Jan 14, 2009 at 22:29:43 in Entertainment
“I'm seriously surprised Biggie got a movie made about him. I guess I'm too much of a Tupac fan to see what the deal was about Biggie and that set.”
lilkunta replied on Jan 15, 2009 at 10:47:08
“cesaria: Biggie has a film bc he has beter ppl preserving his legacy: his mother, Pufffy, widow Faith Evans.
Marion Suge Knignt mishandled 2pac's affairs. By the time Afeni Shakur won the rights Knight has ruined everything.”
Marion Suge Knignt mishandled 2pac's affairs. By the time Afeni Shakur won the rights Knight has ruined everything.”
CIA: The Panetta Pick and the Feinstein Factor
Commented Jan 12, 2009 at 22:50:39 in Politics
“Diane has been a Democrat in name only for so long she's out of touch with a lot of things.”
Faith, Not Race, The Big Factor in Prop 8 Vote
Commented Jan 10, 2009 at 16:02:02 in Politics
“You are a prime example of the ignorance of the gay community right now. You know nothing but are whining and shouting from the top of the your lungs acting as if you know something. Remain curious and utterly devoid of knowledge, it worked well for prop 8 didn't it?”
Faith, Not Race, The Big Factor in Prop 8 Vote
Commented Jan 10, 2009 at 16:00:45 in Politics
“Unlike the gay community, the black community fought for their rights and didn't stand back waiting for them to be given. So no, the black and gay communities are far different and you can keep that pathetic label for it's the gay community crying right now.”
FearlessFreep replied on Jan 10, 2009 at 23:51:36
“IMHO a lot of gays today are fighting for their rights. Cesaria is guilty of generalization and lazy thinking.”
Faith, Not Race, The Big Factor in Prop 8 Vote
Commented Jan 10, 2009 at 13:36:14 in Politics
“This type of ignorance coupled with the victimization syndrome that the gay community has been using only amounts to whining. No answer can be given on whether a relationship existed between the black and gay community so that votes could be counted upon. No answer can be given on what outreach the gay community did along with the black community to be sure that votes could be counted for. No answer can be given on what the gay community actually did in their fight against Prop-8 outside of relegating responsibilities on other groups to attain victory. It looks like when the gay community has no leaders, no foundation they look towards the outside for people to carry them on their backs. When all else failed, they complained, pointed fingers that should have been pointed inwards and showed their own impotent rage that they somehow failed to show with passion during this fight against 8.”
FearlessFreep replied on Jan 10, 2009 at 23:36:51
“Only blacks are allowed to claim victimization.”
Faith, Not Race, The Big Factor in Prop 8 Vote
Commented Jan 10, 2009 at 13:22:47 in Politics
“It wouldn't be for a community who ran their own campaign into the ground.”
lizr replied on Jan 10, 2009 at 14:44:39
“and would you be a part of that community that screwed up?
sounds like it.”
sounds like it.”
Faith, Not Race, The Big Factor in Prop 8 Vote
Commented Jan 10, 2009 at 13:20:07 in Politics
“Gavin Newsom's voice was used in Pro-prop 8 radio spots. When he officiated gay marriages he yelled ' Whether you like it or not... it's going to happen'. The pro-prop 8 people used that line in their ads to spur the anti-gay marriage sentiment as if he was saying it was inevitable. Do you get it? Goodness. His voice did more harm than anything, I guess you aren't from the SF Bay area so you have no idea what you're talking about and it's not surprising really.”
lizr replied on Jan 10, 2009 at 14:43:39
“so no one not from the Bay Community has the right to weigh in on this topic?
Interesting concept.
Who IS allowed to discuss it? just curious.”
Interesting concept.
Who IS allowed to discuss it? just curious.”
Faith, Not Race, The Big Factor in Prop 8 Vote
Commented Jan 10, 2009 at 13:17:29 in Politics
“It's a shame the gay community is rolling in it.”
lizr replied on Jan 10, 2009 at 14:45:13
“following the example of the black community apparently.
Pretty immature on all our parts, really.”
Pretty immature on all our parts, really.”
Faith, Not Race, The Big Factor in Prop 8 Vote
Commented Jan 10, 2009 at 13:04:34 in Politics
“Just as before Nov 4th when they didn't care to build the coalitions and make sure that they existed, they don't care except to lay the blame on others for their failures as a whole.”
FearlessFreep replied on Jan 11, 2009 at 00:07:52
“Unlike the black community, which is eager to build coalitions with the gay community--or is it?”
Faith, Not Race, The Big Factor in Prop 8 Vote
Commented Jan 10, 2009 at 13:01:32 in Politics
“LOL, I live in the SF Bay Area. Gavin Newsom should ring a bell. His was the voice I heard on Progressive Radio used in Pro-Prop 8 spots -Whether you like it or not...
Obama clearly stated he wasn't for gay marriage but wasn't for a constitutional ban.”
Obama clearly stated he wasn't for gay marriage but wasn't for a constitutional ban.”
lizr replied on Jan 10, 2009 at 13:09:53
“what? how could he be for Prop 8.
its hard to evaluate some of the wild claims being made around here.”
its hard to evaluate some of the wild claims being made around here.”
AnotherTry replied on Jan 10, 2009 at 13:09:29
“It obviously wasn't that clear.”
Faith, Not Race, The Big Factor in Prop 8 Vote
Commented Jan 10, 2009 at 12:58:49 in Politics
“Odd since you have no problem launching an assault on the black community for what you perceive as them putting Prop 8 over.”
McCain's 'Country First' Actually "Republicans First'
Commented Jan 07, 2009 at 19:43:14 in Politics
“I rather though McCain's speech was pretty hollow and after running such an awful campaign and all that was included in it, I wasn't moved. Therefore this country first stuff doesn't surprise me.”
Hamas Is Responsible for the Civilian Casualties in Gaza
Commented Jan 05, 2009 at 12:36:59 in World
“From an outsider's point of view it seems that if this truly were the case, there would be a Palestinian state. With the US's backing the tried mantra of 'Israel not existing' will never come true so I'm baffled by this premise that somehow the Israeli's actually care more for the Palestinian people and actually even know why they would perhaps be upset with Israel. I will agree that the Palestinian people are used as props and their cause exploited by their Arab neighbors, but I somehow cannot agree with the Israeli side of the argument. It always rings hollow to me in terms of their justification for all their actions in which they are somehow never, ever wrong.”
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