Originally Posted By cmpaley >>Well, for a start, they want to send Rumsfeld to a Stalag.<< Considering Stalags were in Germany under fascist (corporate state) rule, that wouldn't be under communism. Then again, considering the close ties of the Republican party to corporatism... I think the word you want is gulag.
Originally Posted By vbdad55 Colonel Klink: Schultz, into the cooler they go. Throw away the key. Carter: Don't we get a trial or anything? Colonel Klink: This is Germany. Although I do appreciate your sense of humor.
Originally Posted By SingleParkPassholder Bush: Rummy, into the cooler they go. Throw away the key. Mohammed: Don't we get a trial or anything? Bush: This is America. Although I do appreciate your sense of humor. Sorry, had to do it.
Originally Posted By oc_dean Next president: into the cooler he goes. Throw away the key. Rove: Don't I get a trial or anything? Next president: This is America. Although I do appreciate your sense of humor.
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Originally Posted By friendofdd It was long, disjointed and full of mame calling for particular politicians.
Originally Posted By Beaumandy The new nomenklatura "One of the bitter ironies of the 20th century was that communism, which began as an egalitarian doctrine accusing capitalism of selfishness and calloused sacrifices of others, became in power a system whose selfishness and callousness toward others made the sins of capitalism pale. The ruling elites of the Soviet Union, called the "nomenklatura," had their own separate and superior stores where ordinary citizens were not allowed to shop, their own separate and superior medical facilities, as well as their own separate and superior living quarters, all off-limits to the masses. Everyone in communist societies addressed one another with the egalitarian term "comrade." But some comrades had the arbitrary power of life and death over other comrades. Soviet communism is now history but people who talk equality and practice elitism, who wrap their own selfishness in the mantle of idealism, and who sacrifice others on the altar to their own vision without a moment's hesitation are not only still with us but have become the norm on the left. They don't have nearly the power that the Soviet dictatorship had. But they use whatever power they do have in the same spirit. The green ideology of today, like the red ideology of the past, takes it for granted that other people do not have the same rights as the new nomenklatura. " Read it all to see how the libs are very much like communists. <a href="http://www.townhall.com/columnists/column.aspx?UrlTitle=the_new_nomenklatura&ns=ThomasSowell&dt=09/06/2006&page=2" target="_blank">http://www.townhall.com/column ists/column.aspx?UrlTitle=the_new_nomenklatura&ns=ThomasSowell&dt=09/06/2006&page=2</a>
Originally Posted By Eric Paddon Another bash Karl Rove thread, how quaint. Instead of bashing him, Rove is owed an apology of the first order by every paranoic leftist that tried to implicate him in the non-existent Valerie Plame "scandal." So says David Broder of the Washington Post, a man of impeccable liberal credentials for many decades, but a man who unlike those who have followed him in the business in succeeding generations and willingly checked their journalistic integrity at the door in favor of doing the bidding of the Democratic Party, still believes in journalistic integrity first, and knows that Rove was smeared big time for a reasony as phony as Dan Rather's National Guard documents.
Originally Posted By ecdc "Eric, surely you realize being rational doesn't count here." He'd have to post something rational first ("willingly checked their journalistic integrity at the door in favor of doing the bidding of the Democratic Party" - huh???)
Originally Posted By YourPalEd <<<Another bash Karl Rove thread, how quaint. Instead of bashing him, Rove is owed an apology of the first order by every paranoic leftist that tried to implicate him in the non-existent Valerie Plame "scandal." So says David Broder of the Washington Post, a man of impeccable liberal credentials for many decades, but a man who unlike those who have followed him in the business in succeeding generations and willingly checked their journalistic integrity at the door in favor of doing the bidding of the Democratic Party, still believes in journalistic integrity first, and knows that Rove was smeared big time for a reasony as phony as Dan Rather's National Guard documents.>>> You are an enemy to the united states of america
