That song is getting old

10/14/06

Permalink 09:25:16 am, by u235 Email , 264 words, 41 views   English (US)
Categories: Ha ha ha ha Fuck you

That song is getting old

I love how when congressmen are getting nailed for something, lusting after pages, taking bribe money that the tune is consistently and repeatedly going the same way "It wasn't me it was the booze". First Foley, now Ney - these politicians have no simple way of just owning up like real men to their actions it's "Oy, pity me the sad alcohol abuser that I am. I'm not a bad person I need treatment."

Fucking pathetic.

These scumbags can send boys to war to be maimed and injured but when it comes to suffering pangs of guilt, these pussies can't even stand up to the truth.

Listen boys, you know what? America doesn't care if you were fucking drunk as a skunk or stoned out of your head or wacked on crack when you pulled the shit you did. Fucking stand up and be a man for once, get off your tax-fattened ass and take your punishment. Be a fucking man and face reality, for the lives of all the people you've changed, the laws you passed.

In my world I'd have tracking bracelets locked on the ankles of all our politicians, I'd probably put two on the president and vice president. If at any time more than 55% of the Americans they represented disapproved of their actions, I'd have a large and painful electric shock delivered through the bracelet. That would keep the fuckers in line, and it would keep their voters convinced that they really wanted the job, and were tuned to what the voters wanted.

Now, where can I go to patent this?

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Comment from: Roulette [Member] Email
You know, in my job, if I were discovered to be an alcoholic, I'd probably be fired. That's without even having to factor that actions these guys took that were supposedly caused by alcoholism. At the very least, they'd put me into a rehab program and remove me from my position to something less important.

I'd like to note that my position doesn't involve life and death decisions for every single American. One would think being clear headed would be a prerequisite for a job like that.
PermalinkPermalink 10/14/06 @ 15:52
Comment from: odessa [Member] Email
It had been an epidemic in the country to blame someone else for a long time. Spill hot coffee in your lap - Sue McDonalds for it being too hot. Feel urges you know are worped and use your position of power to abuse someone - Blame it on the alcohol. Its all part of the same mentality. We are spiraling into an abyss, where no one is responsible for their own actions, but "society" is responsible for everyones issues.
PermalinkPermalink 10/16/06 @ 05:49
Comment from: Abba Zabba [Member] Email
The McDonalds coffee really was too hot. It was far hotter than any other coffee available, and thus much hotter than the woman expected. She received very severe burns over much of her body from the coffee. It wasn't a frivolous lawsuit.

People need to stop using the McDonald's coffee lawsuit as an example, because they're always wrong about it.
PermalinkPermalink 10/16/06 @ 09:05

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u235

You want descriptions? Get a dictionary. Better go waste time reading the news or play some games on Yahoo or MSN or some shit like that.

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