Most people agree that we’ll achieve victory when blargle hoofa pooolillicker gasfrump numinyblox.

Also, Obama had that guy killed, but the files were never recovered.

Oh, & your oil’s going to Exxon, too.

Most people would also think it would be nice to have a totally non-fattening chocolate bar. Not going to happen, because “non-fattening” and ‘chocolate” are at odds.

“Democratic” and “pro-US” can only fit together if “democracy” is redefined by the same sort of dickheads who think Hugo Chavez is a dictator.

Aah, who am I kidding. If anyone is going to keep my peace, it’s Aeryn Sun.

He makes my favourite website less funny.

DN is an obsessive ass

Forgive D.N., forged mostly by the desire to purge the ranks of the progressives from frauds, ratfuckers, wingnuts in sheepskin robes, and the like. I advance that it may be better to err in that regard than to say, hey, big man Nader, assumin’ he ain’t gonna knock ovah mah charcoal grill, will up and saaaaaave the whole lot of us n’sumsuch.

Or you could be the prequel version of Matt Y. So it’s up to you.

who can’t let go of a worthless argument

Shan’t bother you, really, seeing how you ignored it the first time years ago. What concerns do you have with some schlump with his many sockpuppets and ca-raaaaa-zy views on how progressives should act! like! progressives! and all? Ignore that ass. Open that big tent wide, let that camel walk right in. So what if he’s actually McCain, mavericks be mavericks and all that.

I apologize for mentioning “Halliburton”. It seemed like good snark at the time, worth a chuckle or two. Now I realize that “Halliburton” is like “Candyman”

It’s fine. Go back to sleep.

But…good lord, that could only mean that DN is an obsessive ass who can’t let go of a worthless argument! I can’t accept that!

Halliburton is not on there. The source of the claim is probably this passage:

In the financial disclosure form Nader filed on June 14, the Green Party presidential candidate revealed that he owns between $100,000 and $250,000 worth of shares in the Fidelity Magellan Fund. The fund controls 4,321,400 shares of Occidental Petroleum stock.

So, he owned a mutual fund that owns a subsidiary/associate of Halliburton, in 2000. No indication of if/when he sold that. Pretty weaksauce if you ask me.

Beginning of the peace, my ass. Keep track of the number of deadly bombings: it’s pretty well a flat line from 2005 to now. It can be made to SEEM peaceful to the info-challenged – wow, look at how low US casualties are – but US casualties went down in Vietnam during the “Vietnamization” period, too – the simple truth neocons can’t stomach is that today’s version of LIC-insurgency warfare makes real military victory a pipe-dream … & the article conveniently fails to note that peacekeepers are only really needed in WAR-ZONES – or places in crisis, on the eve of war.

How about actually putting a big contingent of UN Peacekeepers in Iraq? Somehow I sincerely doubt Bush, Cheney, Rice & Co. would be fond of the idea, let alone the event. That’s the same UN they had to terrorize into LEAVING Iraq before they could “shock & awe” it.