[Cultural Jihad]

Original posting:
http://www.freerepublic.com/forum/a39b09d010a26.htm

[Cultural Jihad]

BTTT

[Cultural Jihad]

"Reactionary piece?!" snopes is off my Christmas card list.

[lizma]

I thought the Taco Bell dog was funny.

I don't care who wrote it. It's a hoot! Thanks for posting it.

[Bogey78O]

Why'd ya post this? I know the ocassional freeper will attribute it to Ted Nugent but I haven't seen anyone do that in a while.

[gonzo]

"...If not Carlin, then who did write it? ..."

I WROTE IT, DAMMIT, NOW GET BACK TO WORK!!

Kids today...geez............FRegards

[Husker24]

George Carlin doesnt believe people should be allowed to own property, he is also an athiest and a Socialist, he couldnt possibley have written this. He is funny though.

[Pontiac]

We don't need more laws! Let's enforce the ones we already have.

This is the only line I would change.

I think we have Way to many laws and we should get busy repealing as many as we can.

[NYCVirago]

This essay appeared in the FreeRepublic.com on-line forum back in September 2000 under the title "I Am a Bad Republican" (picking up title changes and additions since then as it was forwarded around the Internet), and the person who posted it there has taken credit for it in a recent message in that same forum.

Bootyist-monk took credit for it when he first wrote it and published it here. To wit, "A Democrat friend of mine sent me a list of how to be a "good Republican". This was my response." This was on 9/1/2000. It's pretty clear that he's the author of this -- too bad it's not quite so clear to snopes.com.

[gitmo]

I believe a self-righteous liberal with a cause is more dangerous than a Hell's Angel with an attitude.

How true.

[Texaggie79]

Ping

[RangeRatt]

this has been attributed to Carlin, Leary, Miller, and even Kid Rock. Personally, I could not care less who wrote it, other than to say that I agree with it wholeheartedly, it makes me smile and laugh every time I read it, and I can now print it to post on my frige. Thanks, CJ!

[luvbach1]

Carlin did write a somewhat-similar style piece in which narrow views were ascribed to conservative Americans. I thought it was well established that Carlin is a liberal. He didn't start out that way, but the 60s hippie movement seemed to adversely and permanently affect him.