The 100 People who are Screwing up America

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Originally Posted by j2k4

BTW-Bernard Goldberg is not a right-winger.

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compared to.................. :unsure: :lol:

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Originally Posted by Biggles

Harry Belafonte? :ohmy:

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"I work for the United Nations. I go to places where enormous upheaval and pain and anguish exist. And a lot of it exists based upon American policy. Whom we support, whom we support as heads of state, what countries we've helped to overthrow, what leaders we've helped to diminish because they did not fit the mold we think they should fit, no matter how ill advised that thought may be." - Harry Belafonte interview on CNN Larry King Live, October 15, 2002

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This or he uses his congas to send morse-code messages to terrorists.. :unsure:

Highly deadly black tarantula

Daylight come and I want to go home.

Dayo!

:lol:

Blimey! if every working class musician who expressed left wing sentiments were to be considered a danger to the country in the UK we would have a list half a mile long. :ohmy:

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Originally Posted by Biggles

Highly deadly black tarantula

Daylight come and I want to go home.

Dayo!

:lol:

Blimey! if every working class musician who expressed left wing sentiments were to be considered a danger to the country in the UK we would have a list half a mile long. :ohmy:

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I thought Harry was dead.

down de way where de nights are gay
and de sun shines daily on de mountain top
I took a trip and on a sailing ship
and when I reached Jamaica I made a stop.


pass me a rum man.:lol:

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Originally Posted by j2k4

One thing that jumps out at me is that most on the list (and all of the top five) are typically possessed of a need to use extreme rhetoric.

That would be one of the main reasons I would include them on any list of my own.

BTW-Bernard Goldberg is not a right-winger.

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Ok call him conservative then. I like him as a reporter 'cause he seemed very logical. His book however is not, at least, not on the surface. It's logical in that it will sell books. That is all. Ffs he calls Courtney Love a ho....and that's fucking it....just "Ho!" :ermm:

He basically says that these folks are screwing up America but that's only 'cause they are pissed at where America is going (this doesn't apply to all of them though).

I doubt I'll bother with this sensationalist book. :dry:

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Originally Posted by bigboab

I'll have to have a wee word with you when I have a spare minute. You included the Teletubbies but exclude the likes of Pingu.:ph34r:

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How could you say such a thing as that? Pingu rawks in any language...:clap:

Now....Andy Pandy....that's a completely different matter.... :devil:

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Originally Posted by Biggles

Harry Belafonte? :ohmy:

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Tallied too many bananas?


He was teh roka.

I will have to agree with Ludacris.

His popularity has young people using his moniker as a substitute for the spelling of "ludicrous," which is pleasingly ironic, but also depressing.

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Lol, Bill O'reiley doesnt like Ludacris.

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Originally Posted by Busyman

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Originally Posted by j2k4

One thing that jumps out at me is that most on the list (and all of the top five) are typically possessed of a need to use extreme rhetoric.

That would be one of the main reasons I would include them on any list of my own.

BTW-Bernard Goldberg is not a right-winger.

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Ok call him conservative then. I like him as a reporter 'cause he seemed very logical. His book however is not, at least, not on the surface. It's logical in that it will sell books. That is all. Ffs he calls Courtney Love a ho....and that's fucking it....just "Ho!" :ermm:

He basically says that these folks are screwing up America but that's only 'cause they are pissed at where America is going (this doesn't apply to all of them though).

I doubt I'll bother with this sensationalist book. :dry:

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i'd read it for a laugh.


it might kinda terrify me a bit though