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Friday, 28 January 2011

Another Teabagging Bimbo Flunks American History

Posted on 07:34 by Unknown
Did I miss something here? Has it become official policy for teabagging conservatives (like Michelle Bachmann this time) to either distort or be ignorant of basic American history? I can understand if ordinary Americans don't really know their own history, but those who run for office and feel themselves qualified to make decisions for the rest of us should really get an education (based on facts, not on what fantasies Glenn Beck and other douchebags make) before they start pontificating and making complete asses of themselves.

And if they really do know their history, and still make these assertions, I'm not sure they could escape the condemnation of racism and bigotry that's already associated with them.

I know these people are obsessed with wanting to seem patriotic, but loving your country doesn't mean being in denial about its past blunders; it means doing your best to overcome that shady past and turn the country into the ideal you'd like it to be.

Anderson Cooper may have been pwned by a bonobo, but he won't be fooled by Bachmann, and that probably tells you something about the difference in intelligence levels we're dealing with here...



And how come all the hotties happen to be Republican and dumber than a retarded dodo bird? My penis is getting really confused here!
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