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Re: No Wolf Whistles for Sarah Palin’s Compassion (Guest Voice)

undertoad — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 07:34:23 -0000

It turns out Alan Colmes had this item first

http://www.alan.com/2008/09...

...and when you visit his links... what a great idea, links...

http://www.adfg.state.ak.us...

...it turns out to be a simple animal control issue.

More manufacturing dissent. I want to hurl.

Re: No Wolf Whistles for Sarah Palin’s Compassion (Guest Voice)

RememberNovember — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 07:03:52 -0000

They really don't consider themselves Americans do they(AIP)? Talk about gold-rush cognitive dissonance.

As far as the grim practice of aerial wolf shotgunning( yeah they use shotguns because a rifle is inaccurant and a shotgun takes longer for the wolf to die)

you can watch a video about it here:

http://tw.youtube.com/watch...

Re: No Wolf Whistles for Sarah Palin’s Compassion (Guest Voice)

RememberNovember — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 07:00:15 -0000

yep. Sag Harbor- still a beautiful little town- a breath of fresh air away from the hustle and bustle.

Re: No Wolf Whistles for Sarah Palin’s Compassion (Guest Voice)

RememberNovember — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 06:57:48 -0000

"It's pathetic that this far-to-the-left-of-the-public site relies in or employs such self-discrediting and, metaphorically to intelligent and decent people, self-and-SITE-destructive sources insofar as reputation is concerned."

"The Good People"- are you being an elitist DLS? "The Left is society's waste basket "( nice to see the Kool Aid's still working and you continue to demonize your fellow tax paying Americans, )
(***snicker***)

The funny thing is The Far Right Extremists tend to take anyone who disagrees them as being far left, when in reality ( you know that thing called reality, right?) everyone is to the left of them. Talk about elitist hyperbole.

Re: No Wolf Whistles for Sarah Palin’s Compassion (Guest Voice)

RememberNovember — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 06:50:30 -0000

foreign relations? She was having relations with foreigners? Ha! What foreign relations? Did she go fishing with the eskimos of Diomede island? Teach them non-proliferation and trade defecits? You have bought into the "story" of Sara Palin, not the biography- which usually sits in the NON FICTION part of the bookstore.
It is the quality and temper of that experience I call to account( though she has less than Kate Sebellius as governor, who governs in the HEARTLAND of this country and not a petro welfare state ).
Why won't she speak to the press if she has so much experience???

Re: No Wolf Whistles for Sarah Palin’s Compassion (Guest Voice)

Ricorun — Sun, 07 Sep 2008 20:11:31 -0000

RN, that would be Shelter Island, NY right? That was my old haunting grounds. Well, almost. I lived in CT but my aunt and uncle lived and grandparents on my mother's side lived in North Haven and Sag Harbor (different places at different times). I spent lots of time out there and tons of fond memories. And if what you say is true, that's incredible.

Re: No Wolf Whistles for Sarah Palin’s Compassion (Guest Voice)

Leonidas — Sun, 07 Sep 2008 19:56:53 -0000

Whenever I see someone post about Palin'r experience being greater than Obama's being an "ourgageous" statement, I just have to shake my head and wonder. She has been in politics longer, has done more in the foreign relations and business areas, have held executive office, and has a history of making hard decisions and challenging her own party. I think the only "outrageous" statements are those people who are outraged at realistic statements that say she does have more experience. But lets leave the comparison of Palin and Obama alone for a minute and look at Obama vs McCain. McCain has over 6 times, more than 600% the experience of Obama. That speaks volumes. Obama in fact has only 1/3rd the experience in national office as Dan Quayle, yet his supporters would criticize a woman running for the 2nd spot on a ticket who has experience which at worst can be said to similar to the guy they have decided has enough to be qualified for the top spot. Talk about hypocrisy.

Re: No Wolf Whistles for Sarah Palin’s Compassion (Guest Voice)

RememberNovember — Sun, 07 Sep 2008 17:37:14 -0000

honestly, when America wises up and cuts out the 20% through greener energy means. We can give Alaska back to the Russians- or maybe Canada, eh. Sewards folly indeed- oh wait, i know- they can disburse that annual payola to the rest of America, or maybe they should pay income tax like most of us poor shlubs.

Incidentally I was on Shelter Island this weekend- I saw tons of American Flags on rustic Gingerbread victorian houses, and tons of Obama yard signs. Not a single McCain sign in town.

Where I come from are some of the oldest towns in America, dating back to the 1600's. F you if you call us unpatriotic, we invented the term (patritotic)here.

Re: No Wolf Whistles for Sarah Palin’s Compassion (Guest Voice)

T-Steel — Sun, 07 Sep 2008 17:13:20 -0000

Yeah, I don't quite grasp the "score one for the Good People in large number in this election". Does that means McCain/Palin's beliefs are aligned with the "Good People" of this country?

Re: No Wolf Whistles for Sarah Palin’s Compassion (Guest Voice)

christoofar — Sun, 07 Sep 2008 16:53:49 -0000

haalp..I've fallen into the Waste Basket & can't get out!!

Re: No Wolf Whistles for Sarah Palin’s Compassion (Guest Voice)

Ricorun — Sun, 07 Sep 2008 16:46:41 -0000

Brasch raises the question about the asymmetric phenomenon (because the Left is society's waste basket) about some of the worst behavior and the predictability of the worst of the worst now that Palin has been selected, was a delightful and worse to scum, a positive, surprise to better people, making it already possible, despite a desperately-degenerate left-wing media's attacks, that she and McCain will prevail and score one for the Good People in large number in this election.

Anyone care to try to diagram that sentence? Lol!

I'm intrigued about the "Good People" part. The fact that it was capitalized leads me to believe it's a kind of club or something. Sounds elitist. If so, Obama must be a member.

Re: No Wolf Whistles for Sarah Palin’s Compassion (Guest Voice)

undertoad — Sun, 07 Sep 2008 16:46:04 -0000

Ooohh Kaayy... I guess Sarah Palin has lost the "Journalist professors with P.E.T.A.-like animal rights philosophies" vote then.

If I were in Palin's camp I'd tell them to promote this article far and wide.

Re: No Wolf Whistles for Sarah Palin’s Compassion (Guest Voice)

onleyone — Sun, 07 Sep 2008 16:34:36 -0000

DLS:

blah, blah, blah.

note that just because joe posts something it doesn't mean he endorses it. THIS is an example of where the Real Far Left actually is, not in the "MSM". how much of this kind of tripe did we see on clinton when she was running? but that was all "fair and balanced", right?

maybe if palin actually talked to the press (what a CRAZY, librul idea!), the diarrhea would slow down to a trickle.

Re: No Wolf Whistles for Sarah Palin’s Compassion (Guest Voice)

onleyone — Sun, 07 Sep 2008 16:25:16 -0000

weird. i lived in fairbanks '00--'04, and though i have nothing against wildlife management (including regulated hunting) per se, this despicable aerial wolf "hunting", when it comes down to it, really does seem to be about producing as many moose as possible. alaskans have a strong sense of ownership: their state, their wolves, their mines, moose, and oil. and as wacky a character as joe vogler seems to the rest of us down here in the "Lower 48", he had/has a lot of fans up there. as fringe-y as the AIP comes off to us, there is an awful lot of sympathy in alaska for its goals.

Re: No Wolf Whistles for Sarah Palin’s Compassion (Guest Voice)

DLS — Sun, 07 Sep 2008 16:24:14 -0000

It's remarkable enough that you're so far to the left of the US public (inviting correction at will by many). But to rely on extremists and nut-cases as guest contributors -- the generously tiny remonstration has made you very, very lucky.

Re: No Wolf Whistles for Sarah Palin’s Compassion (Guest Voice)

DLS — Sun, 07 Sep 2008 16:00:59 -0000

It's pathetic that this far-to-the-left-of-the-public site relies in or employs such self-discrediting and, metaphorically to intelligent and decent people, self-and-SITE-destructive sources insofar as reputation is concerned.

Moderate? [*** SNICKER ***]

Enjoy your post-Palin-selection diarrhea.