desperately seeking to be relevant,trench`s friend,jesse the "nobody" ventura.......
/hey trench...why don`t you start a thread letting us know what haystacks calhoun thinks?....
:rimshot :lol:
Jesse Ventura Uncensored
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desperately seeking to be relevant,trench`s friend,jesse the "nobody" ventura.......
/hey trench...why don`t you start a thread letting us know what haystacks calhoun thinks?....
:rimshot :lol:
good going Trenchie, now he's going to bed tonight with his tights and cape on. The Batman under-roos are so yesterday.
the cia,, the bush admin., "the zionists"(lol) - they all had so much to gain by flying planes into the buildings and then controlling a demolition...it makes perfect sense. ...OIL!
/ somewhere out there, a village is missing several of it`s idiots.....
jesse/"Fire can't melt steel".......
now we know why all those steel mills in pennsylvania shut down, after 150 years of trying to melt steel they just gave up....
/oh boy:142smilie
now we know why all those steel mills in pennsylvania shut down, after 150 years of trying to melt steel they just gave up....
/oh boy:142smilie
Hey Lush... Don't mind Weezy. He talks to himself all the time. He often rambles incoherently with his imaginary play friends. I'm not sure what he's rambling about right now, but I think he thinks the WWE was behind 9/11. :142smiliethe cia,, the bush admin., "the zionists"(lol) - they all had so much to gain by flying planes into the buildings and then controlling a demolition...it makes perfect sense. ...OIL!
/ somewhere out there, a village is missing several of it`s idiots.....
more jesse/"How could those buildings fall at the speed of gravity - if you put a stopwatch on them both of those World Trade Center buildings were on the ground in ten seconds - how can that be?" asked Ventura."
i'm going to take a wild stab and say that gravity made the buildings fall at the speed of gravity.....
/this guy was governor?...oh,that`s right,it`s minnesota..
i'm going to take a wild stab and say that gravity made the buildings fall at the speed of gravity.....
/this guy was governor?...oh,that`s right,it`s minnesota..
jesse/"fire can`t melt steel #2
i wonder how those wild west blacksmiths bent the metaL for horseshoes?..
doh!:SIB
i wonder how those wild west blacksmiths bent the metaL for horseshoes?..
doh!:SIB
See what I mean Lush? Weezy just rambles incoherently from one post to another. Jesse Ventura made no mention of 9/11 in the video segments I posted, nor has anyone else, but as far as I can tell, apparently Weezy thinks the World Wrestling Federation brought down the WTC towers on 9/11 with exploding horseshoes. :shrug:
Fek --actually tough to gauge politicians in Minn-
but my preference would be--
Fake wrestlers-comedians-muslims swearing on korans--in that order
Again, Wayne and Wease making fun of Minnesota and its people. Bringing it from Kentucky and from (as far as I know) parts unknown, to use a "wrasslin" term.
Funny how people including both of you rip people for going along with the status quo, and voting in incompetents time and time again, and then rip a state who consistently goes against the grain for that very reason - to not be afraid of certain parts of people if they think the person brings something unique or different to the table and the system. Minnesota is a progressive state with a good education system and is for the most part filled with good people who care about other people. I'm not really sure about the education system in Kentucky, but I'd wager overall that there are more "smart" people in Minnesota than there are in Kentucky. Maybe I'm wrong, but I don't sit here and make fun of other states all that much, so it ticks me off a little bit.
I realize the conservative and right wing mantras deal in large part with the "fear" outlooks on life. Fear of people who are different from you, fear of people coming in your yard, fear of people taking your guns away, fear of any other religion than the one you think is the correct one, those kinds of things. Seems like a narrow and fearful way to go through life, but I don't know. I know it apparently is a far more judgmental way to go through life, and that (to me) brings an inherently "simple" way of looking at things.
As for the individuals you make fun of:
Ventura was the interesting, galvanizing choice in a very close 3 man race which included two boring same-old-same-old politicians besides him. Most people woke up the next day in amazement that he won, and it does prove that free thinking people can change things and the status quo shouldn't always be good enough - unlike most other states. Take Kentucky, for instance, who has re-elected Mitch McConnell every opportunity since 1984 - that's a 24 year run of the same old thing. When I hear him spout off the same old right wing talking points, I see or hear nothing new - and he represents exactly what most people find fault with these days. But, that doesn't stop the cheap shots, does it?
Franken was highly funded and well known - representing publicly the views of most liberals in a liberal-leaning state. He challenged - openly - the administration and could speak well on most subjects. Although many (including myself) had reservations about him for plenty of reasons, he represented a powerful figure for the left not only in this state but nationally. He's easy to make fun of, for obvious reasons, but he does bring a lot to the table, and shares many of the same ideals and feelings of Paul Wellstone - who was beloved here. Not to mention - a vote for Franken was in many cases a vote against Coleman (who is disliked by many here) and especially against Bush, who Coleman took many raps publicly for. Personally, I wouldn't care if it was Will Ferrell or the Goat Boy guy from SNL if they replaced Coleman.
As for Ellison, I honestly don't know that much about the race or too much about his background. Clearly, in his area, having a muslim faith background did not scare off a large percentage of people. Personally, I don't think a base religious view being brought forth by a non-violent person should preclude them from elected office in an open election. Again - people evidently didn't vote out of sheer fear of a religion or color. Hard to understand, I know, in some areas of Kentucky, or parts unknown, but some people don't vote out of fear or ignorance. They vote for other reasons, like intelligence, communication ability, etc. Again - probably hard to understand in some areas of Kentucky, or parts unknown.
I didn't vote for any of these people, for the record. But I do defend those who just wanted to see something different in politics. People in other states seem to be FOR that way of thinking, but they don't ACT on it. Fear can be a very motivating thing, though... it has worked for many for a long time.
Refresh my memory, if you care to, Wease? What state are you from again (or for the first time)? And, since you seem to drone on about this point - do you REALLY think Ventura doesn't think wrestling was mainly and act and rehearsed? Do you REALLY think that? Is that because you heard him say it's real? Really real? Or was he just spouting off wrasslin talk? Do you understand the difference? Oh, wait - I forgot - from parts unknown... that's right... carry on.
Funny how people including both of you rip people for going along with the status quo, and voting in incompetents time and time again, and then rip a state who consistently goes against the grain for that very reason - to not be afraid of certain parts of people if they think the person brings something unique or different to the table and the system. Minnesota is a progressive state with a good education system and is for the most part filled with good people who care about other people. I'm not really sure about the education system in Kentucky, but I'd wager overall that there are more "smart" people in Minnesota than there are in Kentucky. Maybe I'm wrong, but I don't sit here and make fun of other states all that much, so it ticks me off a little bit.
I realize the conservative and right wing mantras deal in large part with the "fear" outlooks on life. Fear of people who are different from you, fear of people coming in your yard, fear of people taking your guns away, fear of any other religion than the one you think is the correct one, those kinds of things. Seems like a narrow and fearful way to go through life, but I don't know. I know it apparently is a far more judgmental way to go through life, and that (to me) brings an inherently "simple" way of looking at things.
As for the individuals you make fun of:
Ventura was the interesting, galvanizing choice in a very close 3 man race which included two boring same-old-same-old politicians besides him. Most people woke up the next day in amazement that he won, and it does prove that free thinking people can change things and the status quo shouldn't always be good enough - unlike most other states. Take Kentucky, for instance, who has re-elected Mitch McConnell every opportunity since 1984 - that's a 24 year run of the same old thing. When I hear him spout off the same old right wing talking points, I see or hear nothing new - and he represents exactly what most people find fault with these days. But, that doesn't stop the cheap shots, does it?
Franken was highly funded and well known - representing publicly the views of most liberals in a liberal-leaning state. He challenged - openly - the administration and could speak well on most subjects. Although many (including myself) had reservations about him for plenty of reasons, he represented a powerful figure for the left not only in this state but nationally. He's easy to make fun of, for obvious reasons, but he does bring a lot to the table, and shares many of the same ideals and feelings of Paul Wellstone - who was beloved here. Not to mention - a vote for Franken was in many cases a vote against Coleman (who is disliked by many here) and especially against Bush, who Coleman took many raps publicly for. Personally, I wouldn't care if it was Will Ferrell or the Goat Boy guy from SNL if they replaced Coleman.
As for Ellison, I honestly don't know that much about the race or too much about his background. Clearly, in his area, having a muslim faith background did not scare off a large percentage of people. Personally, I don't think a base religious view being brought forth by a non-violent person should preclude them from elected office in an open election. Again - people evidently didn't vote out of sheer fear of a religion or color. Hard to understand, I know, in some areas of Kentucky, or parts unknown, but some people don't vote out of fear or ignorance. They vote for other reasons, like intelligence, communication ability, etc. Again - probably hard to understand in some areas of Kentucky, or parts unknown.
I didn't vote for any of these people, for the record. But I do defend those who just wanted to see something different in politics. People in other states seem to be FOR that way of thinking, but they don't ACT on it. Fear can be a very motivating thing, though... it has worked for many for a long time.
Refresh my memory, if you care to, Wease? What state are you from again (or for the first time)? And, since you seem to drone on about this point - do you REALLY think Ventura doesn't think wrestling was mainly and act and rehearsed? Do you REALLY think that? Is that because you heard him say it's real? Really real? Or was he just spouting off wrasslin talk? Do you understand the difference? Oh, wait - I forgot - from parts unknown... that's right... carry on.
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Sadly Chad, for some on this forum and for millions of Americans like them, the fact that Ellison's a Muslim makes him a radical. Their minds are so closed, they don't even know or care that one of the founding principles of this country was "freedom of religion". They couldn't care less where Ellison might stand on issues or that he represents an ethnically diverse district. They only care that he's a black muslim and in their closed minds, there's no room for ethnic or religious diversity in the legislature, the judiciary or the oval office.
ellison`s a joke....http://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2006/09/015165.php
.but, he`s abe lincoln compared to jesse "the nobody" and franken...
i think theres something in the water up there...
/i like chad....obviously there are exceptions to every rule...
.but, he`s abe lincoln compared to jesse "the nobody" and franken...
i think theres something in the water up there...
/i like chad....obviously there are exceptions to every rule...
I'm sure it's just a coincindence that the founders of www.powerlineblog.com are a couple of neoconservative Minneapolis lawyers. I'm sure they have no political axe to grind with Ellison. Naahh, that'd never happen. :142smilie
Weez, why don't you tell us in YOUR words why Ellison's "a joke"? I'm just curious because I don't know that much about Ellison and you seem to have a well-formed opinion of him. :shrug:
THe State of Minnny ran ok when Jess was there. Is Jess a former navy seal. Or was it Special Forces?
jesse was a one term governor(either he knew he was out of his depth or the minny voters "got it" after being clubbed with the cluebat).....
ellison?....he`s known as the "cop killer`s best friend"....he`s supported the symbionese liberation army and the black panther party, digs louis farrakhan.....supported cop killers assata shakur(now in exile in cuba after escaping jail) and ...well,theres more...but that`s enough for now...
oh yeah...he`s the cream of the crop...at least in minnesota(which makes sense).......lovely fellow...
ellison?....he`s known as the "cop killer`s best friend"....he`s supported the symbionese liberation army and the black panther party, digs louis farrakhan.....supported cop killers assata shakur(now in exile in cuba after escaping jail) and ...well,theres more...but that`s enough for now...
oh yeah...he`s the cream of the crop...at least in minnesota(which makes sense).......lovely fellow...
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Chad I have no prob with people of Minnesota--especially if all are like you--however their representaives are a bit odd to me--
but can go for odd over the --:s8: :142hump: and :s1: kurby in Mass--that down right mindboggling.
but can go for odd over the --:s8: :142hump: and :s1: kurby in Mass--that down right mindboggling.
So, another slam on Minnesotans from Wease, and another avoidance of representing where you are from. Pretty easy place to shoot from, really...
:wall: :00x31 :s2:
:wall: :00x31 :s2:
Skimming a brief overview of some of the Powerline Blog entries and links - yes, quite the illustrious conservative Bible of hysteria there - no wonder wease has them on speed dial...
Here was my favorite in the quick look - someone who has a problem with the qualifications of Ellison and brandishes a commentary header like this one:
"THE DEEP MEANING OF SARAH PALIN"
:142smilie
Here was my favorite in the quick look - someone who has a problem with the qualifications of Ellison and brandishes a commentary header like this one:
"THE DEEP MEANING OF SARAH PALIN"
:142smilie
he has stated what state he lives in and he doesn't like it there.
hint: a very liberal state
