huh! purple prose. I learn something every day.

saying that republicans want to destroy the USA. rash and hysterical. don't need any crazy in political discussions.

why didn't he say they just don't care,
http://www.salon.com/news/david_sirota/2011/07/13/great_recession_elitism_slideshow/slideshow.html?slide=1
they 'know' that whatever happens, they'll still be millionaires or better.

That's a sober statement, and close to a fact.

>> ^marinara:
huh! purple prose. I learn something every day.
saying that republicans want to destroy the USA. rash and hysterical. don't need any crazy in political discussions.
why didn't he say they just don't care,
http://www.salon.com/news/david_sirota/2011/07/13/great_recession_elitism_slideshow/slideshow.html?slide=1
they 'know' that whatever happens, they'll still be millionaires or better.
That's a sober statement, and close to a fact.


Meh. Wanting to destroy and destroying are close to the same thing--and exactly the same outcome. Also, motives that are shady make it even closer.

That aside, it should be called, "Rapeanomics."

Just saying--because we need more hyperbole

yeah i understand where you're coming from.

But when you're preaching to a crowd that already believes the left-wing rhetoric, then you can embellish and exaggerate.

When you're actually trying to convince the millions of poorly informed people who voted for George w. bush because they ...(i can't actualy remember anything but the swiftboat) then you need to avoid crazy talk.

cheers lawdeedaw

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