[Steely Tom]

Which government agency funded Facebook? Which one funded Google?

[Hardraade]

Well, of course the internet wouldn’t exist without Al Gore. And metatags.

[FlyingEagle]

Impossible for me to understand this law professor.

[Gator113]

Obama is a pathological liar.

“an advanced, responsible society.” LOL

An advanced, responsible society is one that actually has JOBS and REAL leadership.

Go back to your ghetto and preach, you filthy racist bastard son of a communist whore.

[saywhatagain]

I am living in a time warp.

A sitting president of the United States uttering words my beer drinking reefer smoking liberal associates argued 20 plus years ago after our weekly softball games in the bar.

Difference is they stopped smokin and stopped drinkin and grew up to become adults.

Sad how debase we have allowed our leaders to become and by extension the masses who will never learn nor understand the difference

[Right Wing Assault]

He forgot the part where he’s supposed to say, “No one could get to work if it weren’t for the roads built by the government!”

Must have been a glitch in the teleprompter.

[Right Wing Assault]

the Ryan budget “is of an America where everybody is fending for themselves, a few are doing very well at the top, and everybody else is struggling to get by.”

Coming from the guy whose family has taken more huge vacations on our tab in three years than most people will take in a lifetime.

[zeugma]

As always, Hussein Obama is an idiot. Government funded the basic initial infrastructure that was ARPANET primarily as an investment in national defense infrastructure. All of the good and marvelous things that have come from what became the internet came from investment by business, and innovation by individuals.  The internet is a great example of how a small infrastructure can go into great things as long as the government stays out of the way. The real key to the growth of the internet and the services you can find there is that for the most part the government stayed out of the way beyond that small initial investment in basic research and infrastructure.

Hey FedGov, get out of our freaking way, and eat our dust!

Imagine what would happen to the U.S. economy if we could finally get FedGov off our backs.