Moby's anti-Bush tricks (Kerry supporters admit to TROLLING conservative sites to hurt Bush)

The Daily News ^ | 2/09/04 | Rush & Molly

[Billthedrill]

...I'm finding it difficult to maintain my Republican thinking...

Oh, brother. What was the tipoff? Do these guys realize they sound like the dumb kid at the end of the bleachers at the high-school pep rally?

[LisaMalia]

Moby is a descendent of Herman Melville, author of Moby Dick. His real name is Richard Melville Hall. A

nd your point is????? I may be a descendent of Betsy Ross, doesn't mean I can sew.

[Sabertooth]

Y'know, 'tooth... I can only think of two ways in which my statement might have conceivably irked or offended anyone here:

Not surprising.

I don't recall you ever openly stating Number One... and I'd just as soon go on believing that you haven't shifted over towards Number Two.

Correct.

Therefore, you should reexamine the premise of your first comment.

[Dead Dog]

Funny, this is a two way street. How about going on to the DU and describing Kerry's killing of wounded communists in vietnam.

[manic4organic]

Moby is a techno "artist." Actually just a friggin' DJ from what I can surmise. One of his given names is Melville, sooooo someone clever must have made the Moby connection. Clever, huh? He's basically a weenie and I wish Eminem would kick his A$$ like he said he wanted to. As for being a threat...does anyone actually listen to his music, much less his opinions?

[dirtboy]

I dunno, I'm a descendent of King George III, and I'm just as nuts as he was.

[Constitution Day]

Point well taken, just found it to be an interesting fact.
Calm down and try to use fewer question marks.

CD

[Constitution Day]

What what!

[dirtboy]

Kneel before royalty, knave...

[KentTrappedInLiberalSeattle]

Not surprising.

No need to play coy (it just makes you look foolish); and neither is there any need to be insulting. If you cogently express some viable reason why individuals openly advocating for a pro-tax, pro-abortion Democrat should be cut slack on a conservative message board: state it, please. I'm listening.

Therefore, you should reexamine the premise of your first comment.

I'm afraid I'll need just a bit more than your say-so -- unsupported, as of this writing, by anything but a few snarky insults -- to occasion any "reexamination" on my part just yet, 'tooth. Again: the ball is in your court. :)

[Dane]

If anyone is stupid enough to have their vote swayed due to something they read on the INTERNET, then this should be the LEAST of their worries

Well you worry enough to spam your anti-Bush screeds on FR.

[Constitution Day]

Is that you, Farmer George? LOL.

[P.O.E.]

Just goes to show the poverty of their politics.

[SquirrelKing]

His campaign was willing to use these kinds of voter suppression tactics against members of his own party in Iowa and New Hampshire,

There's that damn Vast Right Wing Conspiracy again!

[dirtboy]

Is that you, Farmer George? LOL.

Careful or I'll throw you in London Tower in a cell with Boy George.

[txhurl]

I resent being called a conspiracy. We're all up front about it.

[Protagoras]

Start the purge there.

Stifling the opinions of others by purge is a Stalinist tactic.

[Modernman]

I can think of a civil issue: libel -- the deliberate publishing of false information in an attempt to defame or otherwise injure.

Such lawsuits are nearly impossible for public figures to win. Plus, a politician would be a fool to actually sue somebody for libel or slander. The bad PR is just not worth it.

[Constitution Day]

Yikes. I'll be quiet now.

[JFC]

HEAR YE TROLLS.....

THIS REPUBLICAN NO LONGER WATCHES YOUR STUPID MOVIES, GRAMMY'S, CBS, ABC, NBC, TODAY SHOW.

I NO LONGER GIVE YOU ANY OF MY HARD EARNED $$$$ FOR YOU TO LIVE A LIFE OF DIS-RESPECT.

AND BY THE WAY, I AM A 40-ISH MOM WHO IS SICK OF YOUR LIFESTYLES AND LACK OF MORALS.... SO ARE MY CHILDREN.

WE THINK PRESIDENT BUSH IS A TRUE HERO AND SOMEONE TO LOOK UP TO.................