If it turns out she’s serious, so much the better—-nuthin’ helps our cause as much as having all the drooling imbeciles on the other side.

“I remember when I was his age. While I was unfortunately unfit to serve in our armed forces”

Case closed.

You mean like

“American Deaths: 3003 (Sad but worth it!)
Towelhead Deaths: 650,000 (estimated – The world is a better place now!)”

When I see Liberal filth like The Jon Stewart show and Fox News on our televisions every day,…..

But this is something – stated more reasonably – Ballmer was trying to float with the Novell agreement, so neither here nor as evidence.

I like the Neil Young post.

“It ain’t gonna be a cakewalk and winning ain’t gonna mean some kinda ceremony celebrating victory on a battleship like in the old days. ” – Shelley

COME ON PEOPLE!! NOT THAT HARD!! sheesh

Thus my philosophical/tactical question of the day: when does parody of the right become not only counterproductive but dangerous? Discuss.

It would become dangerous when it starts leading political action like the real thing. Like if it comes up with the next ‘War on XMAS’ thing, or something else that hurts real people or truly helps Right Wing Authoritarians.

Also I guess if it coarsens society in a wide-ranging way because most people like it?

As this blog that is under scrutiny now looks, it seems like it is coarsening the right wing further, encouraging them to drop pretenses of being anti-racist and come out against blacks in an open way. That could be tactically useful, as long as society hasn’t decided in the meantime that it wants to be more racist too.

“I don’t know how many guys and gals are sitting in air-conditioned quarters and drinking designer coffee, but it’s a substantial number. Enough of that.”

Just repost it exactly as is without attribution, in a lefty context.

Sit back and watch heads explode.

Last month, the Microsoft corporation revealed that they own most, if not all of the patents in the Linix Program.

Bwaaaahhh! It’s a parody, alright. :-D

Send that site to a couple of people that you know are on the fence politically. You can’t stay on the fence after reading that shit. Chances are good they’ll move leftward.

As to creating an army of super-assholes, I saw very few ideas on that site that didn’t come from some other source, implying that it’s based in fact. That said, the presentation of those ideas would make most real conservatives ashamed.

I have to say, though, it’s pretty funny to think of them writing the State of the Union address!

I can’t tell if this is parody or not, but it’s certainly funny as hell. Like, “Special Olympics” funny.

Gotta hand it to them, though. They have officially topped Landover Baptist. Check out the linked blogs on the contacts page. Even more buffoonery. Tristan Shuddery’s Dobsonia is just plain fucking weird. Somebody has been smoking a massive amount of herb. I love the internets.

Thus my philosophical/tactical question of the day: when does parody of the right become not only counterproductive but dangerous? Discuss.

SM, I think Blogs for Bush was promoting Swift’s article on how the Republican Party needed to learn something from the Taliban.

I remember plodding around TheJacksonianParty.blogspot.com when Brad did the brilliant take down on the Glenn Reynold’s Iraq Symposium Results. The guy thought that his time spent playing Axis and Allies taught him the skills he needed to win the War on Terror. Some of ‘em are completely beyond parody.