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Turborama

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41. Bill O'Lielly agrees...

Reply to bigtree (Original post)

Fri Dec 7, 2012, 11:38 PM

Dec 2012

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Like I Needed Another Reason To Hate 'Gangnam Style' [View all] bigtree Dec 2012 OP

Ugh. He shouldn't be appearing at the Christmas in Washington concert cali Dec 2012 #1

he went too far bigtree Dec 2012 #2

Agreed. And neither should anyone who approved of torture. nt raouldukelives Dec 2012 #12

touche bigtree Dec 2012 #13

He'll be disinvited by sundown...bank on it! bullwinkle428 Dec 2012 #32

Criticizing Rappers for their Shock Lyrics is so last Century. CBGLuthier Dec 2012 #3

what a silly, silly comment. cali Dec 2012 #5

bullshit bigtree Dec 2012 #7

he is not a rapper snooper2 Dec 2012 #30

We will be paying for Iraq for a long time to come. randome Dec 2012 #4

It had/has to be rough bigtree Dec 2012 #8

that's not an excuse for this kind of dogshit. cali Dec 2012 #10

Maybe not an excuse. randome Dec 2012 #11

It's a fucking line dance. A dance for non-dancers! immoderate Dec 2012 #6

it's annoying and boring bigtree Dec 2012 #9

Considering the song's not actually the one the article tantrums about, I don't see the offense. nt Posteritatis Dec 2012 #38

I was against the Iraq war as well cali Dec 2012 #15

And neither did Psy. JoeyT Dec 2012 #31

It's a great song, and your objections are comical and Fox-worthy cthulu2016 Dec 2012 #14

it's a lame song and an even lamer dance bigtree Dec 2012 #19

Your belief that discourse in other countries should adhere to your standards is noted cthulu2016 Dec 2012 #26

I don't think their discourse should adhere to what I want to hear bigtree Dec 2012 #27

I find it funny the amount of troop worship that goes on here... Taverner Dec 2012 #16

"Troop worship"? No, just a measure of respect being shown to those who have served,... OldDem2012 Dec 2012 #21

If one disparages the troops in anyway, that is seen as treason here Taverner Dec 2012 #25

Did someone accuse you personally of treason or anything similar?.... OldDem2012 Dec 2012 #40

they should aotumatically get respect?!?!?!?!? bowens43 Dec 2012 #28

"the 'troops' deserve no more respect then the plumbers, carpenters or greeters at walmart".... OldDem2012 Dec 2012 #39

what, are they and their families just some abstract, or pariahs. Are they people? bigtree Dec 2012 #22

nonsense. the justified implication is that many here think 'troops' bowens43 Dec 2012 #29

well, that's a specious slam on criticism of his remarks bigtree Dec 2012 #33

"not more than the rest of us" and "less than the rest of us" are not synonymous. (nt) Posteritatis Dec 2012 #37

Are RW sources making too much of this to gin up the outrage? pinboy3niner Dec 2012 #17

whoever that is doesn't own regard for military families bigtree Dec 2012 #23

That was eight years ago...he may not feel the same way about Americans now.... OldDem2012 Dec 2012 #18

Do. Not. Care. maxsolomon Dec 2012 #20

you don't have to 'worship' troops or the 'military' bigtree Dec 2012 #24

But it's NOT HIS COUNTRY maxsolomon Dec 2012 #34

Americans don't have a lot of room to demand that from foreigners lately. (nt) Posteritatis Dec 2012 #35

I wish I could say the timing of these articles surprised me even a bit Posteritatis Dec 2012 #36

Bill O'Lielly agrees... Turborama Dec 2012 #41