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Judge strikes down most of Walker's anti-union law

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outofplace said:
Armchair_QB said:
Ronnie "Z-Man" Barzell said:
As far as I'm concerned, the rushed vote in the assembly that brought about Hintz's comment was far more offensive than the comment itself.

You know, this...



So, just to be clear, you're saying it's ok to call a woman a c*nt as long as she's a republican.

That about sum it up?


Not at all what he said, but why not jump right in with old_tony in misrepresenting anybody who dares to disagree with your politics.

He said the vote was more offensive. That doesn't mean the comment wasn't.


I'm sorry but screaming "C*UNT* at a woman is more offensive than a legislative vote you don't agree with. Anyone who thinks otherwise is a forking idiot.

And it came from a supporter of a president who dared lecture this country on the tone of its discourse. YGBFKM...
 
Ohh no!!!! Not "C*nt!" Anything but THAT!!!! Great thing about a word is that it vanishes into thin air immediately after it leaves lips. The aftereffects of legislation that affects tens of thousands of people? Kinda lingers a while longer.
 
BitterYoungMatador2 said:
Ohh no!!!! Not "C*nt!" Anything but THAT!!!! Great thing about a word is that it vanishes into thin air immediately after it leaves lips. The aftereffects of legislation that affects tens of thousands of people? Kinda lingers a while longer.

Tell you what, yell c*nt at your wife and see what happens.

Unbelievable.
 
Ronnie "Z-Man" Barzell said:
As far as I'm concerned, the rushed vote in the assembly that brought about Hintz's comment was far more offensive than the comment itself.

You know, this...

Yeah, it was 1 in the morning because the Democrats filibustered for two days. A real "rush" they put on it.
 
Ronnie "Z-Man" Barzell said:
And that's not the only time they pulled that, here's the Voter ID vote...



Mike Ellis is being VERY mature here.
Yes he is, actually. Risser wants to fillibuster against the rules. And do you really want to claim they "rushed" a bill that had already been passed twice before and vetoed by the previous governor?
 
Armchair_QB said:
BitterYoungMatador2 said:
Ohh no!!!! Not "C*nt!" Anything but THAT!!!! Great thing about a word is that it vanishes into thin air immediately after it leaves lips. The aftereffects of legislation that affects tens of thousands of people? Kinda lingers a while longer.

Tell you what, yell c*nt at your wife and see what happens.

Unbelievable.
It really goes to show how phony the faux outrage at Limbaugh was a month ago.
 
old_tony said:
Cubbiebum said:
old_tony said:
It's hilarious how they want to be called "Democratic" when they have no respect for election results, election integrity or the Constitution.

You sound like a very mature 8-year old and by that I mean you sound like a punk teenager.

I'm a moderate who votes for both party's for the record. I just can't stand morons who insult, trash and what have you people of the other party. It fuels everything that is wrong with our politicians.
Tell you what, you try living and working while protesters are screaming at you and coming up to your office with the glazed-over look in their eyes. Or how about owning that your side is the side that yelled loudly calling the Lieutenant Governor a "forking c*nt." There's been a shirtload of immaturity at the Wisconsin Capitol the last 15 months and 98% of it is coming from your side. Own it.

What part of moderate do you not get? I don't have a side.
 
Armchair_QB said:
outofplace said:
Armchair_QB said:
Ronnie "Z-Man" Barzell said:
As far as I'm concerned, the rushed vote in the assembly that brought about Hintz's comment was far more offensive than the comment itself.

You know, this...



So, just to be clear, you're saying it's ok to call a woman a c*nt as long as she's a republican.

That about sum it up?


Not at all what he said, but why not jump right in with old_tony in misrepresenting anybody who dares to disagree with your politics.

He said the vote was more offensive. That doesn't mean the comment wasn't.


I'm sorry but screaming "C*UNT* at a woman is more offensive than a legislative vote you don't agree with. Anyone who thinks otherwise is a forking idiot.

And it came from a supporter of a president who dared lecture this country on the tone of its discourse. YGBFKM...


One, see BYM's point. He nailed it and your response to him does nothing to counter his point.

Two, you still misrepresented Ronnie's comment. He never said the use of the word c-nt was not offensive. You either failed badly in reading comprehension or you are just lying to try to make a point.
 
Armchair_QB said:
BitterYoungMatador2 said:
Ohh no!!!! Not "C*nt!" Anything but THAT!!!! Great thing about a word is that it vanishes into thin air immediately after it leaves lips. The aftereffects of legislation that affects tens of thousands of people? Kinda lingers a while longer.

Tell you what, yell c*nt at your wife and see what happens.

Unbelievable.

Considering she joking called me out for "being cunty" a couple of days ago, I don't think it will be an issue. Some people have the ability to get over language and realize words are totally powerless unless you're dealing with an uptight fork with zero coping and reasoning skills.
 
old_tony said:
Armchair_QB said:
BitterYoungMatador2 said:
Ohh no!!!! Not "C*nt!" Anything but THAT!!!! Great thing about a word is that it vanishes into thin air immediately after it leaves lips. The aftereffects of legislation that affects tens of thousands of people? Kinda lingers a while longer.

Tell you what, yell c*nt at your wife and see what happens.

Unbelievable.
It really goes to show how phony the faux outrage at Limbaugh was a month ago.

Rush is a hypocritical chickenshirt bully who deserved the response that he received.

I've listened to him for a few minutes (which is all I can stand of him) a few times. One time a few weeks ago, he flat-out admitted that if there was a Fairness Doctrine rule, that he would be out of business.

Of course he didn't say the reason why, although we all know what it is: Someone would call him out on his bullshirt right in front of him. And, like a bully, he can't take it when the victim fights back.
 
Armchair_QB said:
Ronnie "Z-Man" Barzell said:
As far as I'm concerned, the rushed vote in the assembly that brought about Hintz's comment was far more offensive than the comment itself.

You know, this...



So, just to be clear, you're saying it's ok to call a woman a c*nt as long as she's a republican.

That about sum it up?


No, it's not. I didn't say that.

I was saying that it's worse that the Republicans rammed through a disastrous piece of legislation while most of the opposition wasn't even seated.

Also, Gordon Hintz didn't say c---, he said "you're forking dead" and later apologized for doing so.

Old Tony was referring to Joel Kleefisch's (Republican assemblyman, husband of the Lieutenant Governor) claim that a protester came up to him and screamed "You're wife is a forking c---"...However, there's no evidence that this actually happened.
 
Yeah, here's the thing. If something is offensive, and something else is MORE offensive, it doesn't make the first thing inoffensive. This is one of those shades of gray things that Bush-ite Republicans in particular seem to struggle with. It's the same line of reasoning that holds that anyone who says America can do something better is saying that America sucks.
 

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