Originally posted by: Aharami
meh. i wouldnt bother going. you should rally up people to not go. an empty seat speaks waaay more than any question you could ask. what is she gonna do? throw the empty seat out?
and the Dems wouldn't miss it for the world either. face it, controversy is appealing.Originally posted by: 2Xtreme21
Originally posted by: Aharami
meh. i wouldnt bother going. you should rally up people to not go. an empty seat speaks waaay more than any question you could ask. what is she gonna do? throw the empty seat out?
There's enough College Republicans that are having wet dreams about her coming to have an empty crowd.
I never said he couldn't. I just said it was childish. And it is. Grownups don't throw pies at each other. And they don't hurl random insults at each other either.Originally posted by: SirStev0
Well said. Doesn't mean you can't practice your constitutional right to speak against them.Originally posted by: Whoozyerdaddy
Originally posted by: her209
What if it was the KKK?Originally posted by: Whoozyerdaddy
Just curious... If you don't like her, why bother to go? To make a scene? Do you yell at the TV when there is something on that you don't like rather than change the channel? Kind of childish if you ask me.Originally posted by: 2Xtreme21
I. Can't. Wait.
Unfortunately there's a mandatory coat check and you're not allowed to take anything in with you. Any ideas of what to do or say during the "Q&A"? :laugh:
Whenever some agenda driven hack I disagree with comes to my town to make a presentation, I don't go. Just like when there is a show on TV I don't want to watch, I change the channel.
I've never understood the need for some people to make bigger asses of themselves than the asses they despise. Grow up. Let Ann and her sychphants have their fun. Save your money for a ticket to Al Gore's next show at your campus.
Then I definitely wouldn't go.
There are some disgusting people out there with some seriously messed up and vitriolic views/opinions. But the constitution applies equally to everyone. Even assholes.
Originally posted by: 2Xtreme21
Originally posted by: Aharami
meh. i wouldnt bother going. you should rally up people to not go. an empty seat speaks waaay more than any question you could ask. what is she gonna do? throw the empty seat out?
There's enough College Republicans that are having wet dreams about her coming to have an empty crowd.
Originally posted by: SirStev0
Originally posted by: 2Xtreme21
Originally posted by: Aharami
meh. i wouldnt bother going. you should rally up people to not go. an empty seat speaks waaay more than any question you could ask. what is she gonna do? throw the empty seat out?
There's enough College Republicans that are having wet dreams about her coming to have an empty crowd.
Hokay, just to change the convo a little bit here. How do the republicans in here who don't like her or the fact that liberals claim she is backed by republican feel that the youth groups associated with your party (your party's future) love her and are willing to pay her to speak for the group?
Originally posted by: SirStev0
Originally posted by: 2Xtreme21
Originally posted by: Aharami
meh. i wouldnt bother going. you should rally up people to not go. an empty seat speaks waaay more than any question you could ask. what is she gonna do? throw the empty seat out?
There's enough College Republicans that are having wet dreams about her coming to have an empty crowd.
Hokay, just to change the convo a little bit here. How do the republicans in here who don't like her or the fact that liberals claim she is backed by republican feel that the youth groups associated with your party (your party's future) love her and are willing to pay her to speak for the group?
Originally posted by: eits
Originally posted by: LordMaul
I would make beautiful religious sacraments in her honor outside the auditorium.
Yes, I'm conservative. Yes, I think she rules.
:Q
you disappoint me, man![]()
Originally posted by: LordMaul
Originally posted by: eits
Originally posted by: LordMaul
I would make beautiful religious sacraments in her honor outside the auditorium.
Yes, I'm conservative. Yes, I think she rules.
:Q
you disappoint me, man![]()
I must support all things ultramanly, which pretty much sums up the conservative viewpoint (when was the last time you saw a liberal lumberjack? :confused.
She's a woman, I hear, but dammit is she ever manly.
Originally posted by: 2Xtreme21
Any ideas of what to do or say during the "Q&A"? :laugh:
Originally posted by: moshquerade
is it really any different than inviting someone like Michael Moore to speak?Originally posted by: jjsole
I think its thoroughly disgusting that your school has even invited her after all of the hate and vitriol she constantly spews.
Originally posted by: jpeyton
Her 15 minutes should have been up years ago.
The fact that she's not behind a drive-thru window just illustrates what is wrong with our country.
Just because she's a blonde-haired blue-eyed redneck's wet dream, don't give her a soapbox to preach on.
Questions will be screened, dissenters will be thrown out, it's already been decided.
You'd be better off not going and giving her a sea of empty seats to stare at.
Originally posted by: moshquerade
oh c'mon, she's probably a tiger in the sack. :laugh:Originally posted by: eits
Originally posted by: RichardE
Ask her what she would have done if her significant other had been killed in 9/11 making her a widow.
she's got a significant other? jesus... wtf is the world coming to?
yeh, nice of me to put that image in your head, eh?![]()
Originally posted by: 2Xtreme21
I go to a school that voted overwhelming to name a new dining hall the Stephen Colbert Dining Facility![]()
Originally posted by: eleison
Originally posted by: 2Xtreme21
I go to a school that voted overwhelming to name a new dining hall the Stephen Colbert Dining Facility![]()
And they say liberalism isn't being taught in our schools... go figure![]()