To: vannrox
Censure for no barf bags provided.
Actually, the HYPORATS tend to live off the creativity of "fundamentalists," conservatives, etc. while blaming them for 101 ills the selfishness and greed of the HYPORATS have fostered.
It is wishful delusion contrary to statistical facts that more creativity, innovation and genius has arisen from the rebellious, God-hating, hedonistic, selfish, lazy, living-off others socialists who's major claim to fame is Olympic class whining.
Check out Jewishness and Nobel Prizes as well as other major inventiveness and scientific progress in your favorite search engine.
It only stands to reason, those walking closest to THE CREATOR tend to be the ones demonstrating the most creativity.
Besides all that . . . talk about stereotyping . . . I thought socialist commie liberal idiots were against stereotyping--oh, that's right--only when it serves their selfish or globalist tyranny goals and priorities.
Sigh.
/rant
30 posted on
02/03/2004 5:36:33 PM PST by
Quix
(Choose this day whom U will serve: Shrillery & demonic goons or The King of Kings and Lord of Lords)
To: Quix
"The contempt for art and artists among the reactionaries and fundamentalists"
I don't know whether I'm a reactionary or a fundamentalist, but I sure have contempt for most of the "art" that comes out of Hollywood.
Why don't some of these other liberal "artists," like the Baldwins and Babs, take the same road to New Zealand? Is it the airfare? Surely we could take up a collection...
To: Quix
...Actually, the HYPORATS tend to live off the creativity of "fundamentalists," conservatives, etc. while blaming them for 101 ills the selfishness and greed of the HYPORATS have fostered... After reading your post - for the second time - I got this verse from a U2 song stuck in my head. The song is So Cruel. The verse and how it's applicable - especially after considering our president's "compassionate conservative" agenda/approach:
...I gave you everything you ever wanted It wasn't what you wanted...
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