I'd rather be known for a festival emotion than the festival of ignorance and stupidity you communicate.
It never ceases to amaze me how snarkey liberals still go after pettiness as they attempt to erode someones statement, while the point, like a tree in the middle of the road, they willingly miss like they are blind. You really don't get any milage out of that tactic. It's obvious to others.
I'd say that's a more obvious indication of ignorance and stupidity than an occasionally misspelled word. So to observe that you were distracted is really not quite surprising.
It never ceases to amaze me how snarkey liberals still go after pettiness as they attempt to erode someones statement, while the point, like a tree in the middle of the road, they willingly miss like they are blind. You really don't get any milage out of that tactic. It's obvious to others.Whatever, dude. You may be incoherent, but you certainly are consistent.
On the subject of pettiness: there are few acts more petty than calling someone a "faggot" -- jokingly or not -- because you disagree with them politically. It's not brave, it's not informative, it's not thoughtful. It's just mean. It's the equivalent of flipping the bird in traffic. Ann's smarter than that, but she doesn't seem to want to prove it.
Ann Coulter has become a caricature of herself, and she doesn't seem to be aware of it. She got to the cover of Time magazine by being nasty, and now she's got to keep topping herself at the price of her credibility and any semblance of respectability. It's a shame.