Some people shouldn't have the privilege to work in media.

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Go ahead and hate me you oh so tolerant libs, cause I listen to Rush too.

I don't think it's that they hate you, gelf.

I, myself, reserve a sense of pity and yet hope that you may soon realize what a fat-assed, hypocritical, drug-addict, windbag Rush Limbaugh is.

"People who do drugs should go directly to jail and burn in hell." "What? Yes, I take 30 doses of Oxycontin a day, I'm not a drug addict, I have teh preskrpshunz!!!"

Oxycontin, by the way, is pure china-white heroin. You'd be hard pressed to find shit that pure on the street. And, before you go off on "Well, it's FDA approved!!OMGZ!" All you need, once you've procured a pill is a little ether to cook it with and you have introveinous heroin.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

I think this whole liberal/conservative linear graph bullshit is ridiculous. It gives people some sort of broad label, making it easier for them to group anyone who does not agree with them into the category of the "other."

I'm conservative economically, but not socially. I think some sort of subsidized healthcare system would work, notice I didn't say "nationalized." On the other hand, I believe in fewer taxes (while trying to optimize the spending in regards to our income), no corporate welfare and, well, fuck if you want to marry someone who is the samesex, go ahead. In fact, I'd probably abolish government regulation of marriage (this includes giving tax benefits to married couples, it's discriminating against single people, if you ask me).

I think that my ideas are pragmatic, not that they uphold one moralistic view over another. I try to be a fairly tolerant person, but, unfortunately, a majority of the human population is not socially evolved enough to be tolerant. That's fine, it might change over time. It might not. The idea is to minimize the impact of intolerance in the general populace without infringing on the rights of individuals.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

I wouldn't really describe myself as Libertarian, anymore, though.

I do vote Libertarian quite often, because yes, quite a few of my political views do fit the Libertarian "agenda," but they don't support subsidies for social programs like healthcare. They believe it should be left entirely upto to corporations and their respective HMO/PPOs.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

You know, that seems to be most of the mainstream media (political commentary or otherwise), though nothing profound or entertaining, yet we're still subjected to their drivel.

I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body?

I think she's a dumb bitch who wants to be taken seriously.

Wesker, I can laugh at what Ann Coulter has to say, but it's not because I necessarily agree with her arguments, she's almost like a really big charicature of the right-wing.

Bill Maher is incredibly funny, even when he's not using anything politically loaded in his routine. The difference between Coulter and Maher is that Maher is sort of an independent (He says he's a libertarian). He's not that liberal, he's more of a centrist.

Al Franken is, well, he's Al Franken, I don't really find him to be that funny.

I would like to see someone who is a political Nihilist, actually poking fun at both sides.

How ya doing, buddy?