Donks lose it over clown wearing Obama mask at rodeo

[CID1990]

If you half-wits could read/comprehend, the uproar isn't over the mask - it is over the announcers goading for Obama to be killed by a bull.

Yes and it surely merits investigation by the secret Sẻvice, the FBI, and any other agencies your like-minded friends at the NCAA can come up with.

[CID1990]

If you half-wits could read/comprehend, the uproar isn't over the mask - it is over the announcers goading for Obama to be killed by a bull.

Yeah it's totally worse than this, sweetheart:

[houndawg]

If you half-wits could read/comprehend, the uproar isn't over the mask - it is over the announcers goading for Obama to be killed by a bull.

Yeah it's totally worse than this, sweetheart:

looks like Neil Young

[Bronco]

If you half-wits could read/comprehend, the uproar isn't over the mask - it is over the announcers goading for Obama to be killed by a bull.

Don't see where anyone called for his death...I'll come back after you post the evidence

Ficken announced special guest "President Obama" at the rodeo.
At one point, he said, "Watch out for that bull, Obama," but otherwise he was not part of the performance, according to Watkins.

http://www.cnn.com/2013/08/15/politics/ ... bama-clown" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Still looking for the link where they were calling for BHO's death

Must be there because you added name calling emphasis to your post

[Ibanez]

So who exactly is complaining..?
I thought it looked great (for a Rodeo Clown)

Typical attempt at making a mountain out of a mole hill...


Stupid conk fvcks aren't even smart enough to have a sense of humor.

I think you are confused.

[Skjellyfetti]

Yeah it's totally worse than this, sweetheart:

Oh yeah.

Thanks for reminding us about Conks freaking out about that.

(Including you apparently).

[CID1990]

Yeah it's totally worse than this, sweetheart:

Oh yeah.

Thanks for reminding us about Conks freaking out about that.

(Including you apparently).

Yes it was prominently hashed out ad nauseum on MSNBC <cough>

It actually didn't wind up being that much of a bug deal to most people, although I'm sure you can pull down some links to right wing websites that could indicate otherwise.

Are you saying this was a big deal, or not?

[houndawg]

If you half-wits could read/comprehend, the uproar isn't over the mask - it is over the announcers goading for Obama to be killed by a bull.

So what, still not a big deal. All public figures should be made fun of routinely.

[CID1990]

If you half-wits could read/comprehend, the uproar isn't over the mask - it is over the announcers goading for Obama to be killed by a bull.

So what, still not a big deal. All public figures should be made fun of routinely.

100%

[Chizzang]

This guy sums it up nicely
It's a very short article rounding out the stupidity

http://www.themoderatevoice.com/185633/ ... est-voice/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

"To announce that there must be no criticism of the president, or that we are to stand by the president, right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic and servile, but is morally treasonable to the American public."

[JohnStOnge]

If you half-wits could read/comprehend, the uproar isn't over the mask - it is over the announcers goading for Obama to be killed by a bull.

I don't think that's true. For example, here is a quote from the first link:

“I think that a hate crime occurred,” Mary Ratliff told KXNT Radio in Las Vegas Thursday. ”I think a hate crime occurs when you use a person’s race to depict who they are and to make degrading comments, gestures, et cetera, against them.”

Ratliff says it’s an outrage that taxpayer dollars were used to disrespect the president.

“We are taxpayers in the state of Missouri,” Ratliff said, “and when taxpayer money is utilized to discredit and be disrespectful to our president, whether he be black, white, Hispanic, Latina… it is an outrage.”

Clearly that woman's focus was on showing disrespect for the president. Not that I believe she was sincere in that last set of statements about use of taxpayer funds for something that disrespects "our president" being an outrage regardless of who "our president" is.

[JohnStOnge]

And by the way I've never agreed with that "respect the office" crap. The President is the Chief Executive of the Executive Branch of the Federal Government. There is no mystical, magical aura about the position. It's just a position. And the person in that position is a public servant, not a ruler. He works for the People rather than visa versa. This stuff about bowing down and burning incense is ridiculous. If you have someone who has not earned your respect in the position there is no reason for you to respect them.

[houndawg]

If you half-wits could read/comprehend, the uproar isn't over the mask - it is over the announcers goading for Obama to be killed by a bull.

I don't think that's true. For example, here is a quote from the first link:

“I think that a hate crime occurred,” Mary Ratliff told KXNT Radio in Las Vegas Thursday. ”I think a hate crime occurs when you use a person’s race to depict who they are and to make degrading comments, gestures, et cetera, against them.”

Ratliff says it’s an outrage that taxpayer dollars were used to disrespect the president.

“We are taxpayers in the state of Missouri,” Ratliff said, “and when taxpayer money is utilized to discredit and be disrespectful to our president, whether he be black, white, Hispanic, Latina… it is an outrage.”

What a dumb squat. How is a rodeo clown "taxpayer's money"?

Every public official should be insulted on a daily basis.

[houndawg]

And by the way I've never agreed with that "respect the office" crap. The President is the Chief Executive of the Executive Branch of the Federal Government. There is no mystical, magical aura about the position. It's just a position. And the person in that position is a public servant, not a ruler. He works for the People rather than visa versa. This stuff about bowing down and burning incense is ridiculous. If you have someone who has not earned your respect in the position there is no reason for you to respect them.

You're way out of touch Johnny boy, as usual. There is indeed a ruling class in this country.

[Skjellyfetti]

What a dumb squat. How is a rodeo clown "taxpayer's money"?

Missouri State Fair funded by Missouri taxpayers.

Situation is still dumb and a complete non-story, though.

[AZGrizFan]

And by the way I've never agreed with that "respect the office" crap. The President is the Chief Executive of the Executive Branch of the Federal Government. There is no mystical, magical aura about the position. It's just a position. And the person in that position is a public servant, not a ruler. He works for the People rather than visa versa. This stuff about bowing down and burning incense is ridiculous. If you have someone who has not earned your respect in the position there is no reason for you to respect them.

You're way out of touch Johnny boy, as usual. There is indeed a ruling class in this country.

[Ibanez]

Is this a hate crime? No. Was it in poor taste? Personally, yes. This is a non issue.

[CID1990]

What a dumb squat. How is a rodeo clown "taxpayer's money"?

Missouri State Fair funded by Missouri taxpayers.

Situation is still dumb and a complete non-story, though.

Not according to your butthole buddy Jon it isn't.

You sure you haven't made a big deal out of people on this very forum making fun of Obama?

[JohnStOnge]

One thing I really don't like is that now all the OTHER rodeo clowns who want to work in Missouri have to go through "sensitivity training." That kind of thing happens way too much nowadays. It calls to mind the "re-education" process in "1984."

That's really happening a lot. There is a lot of effort devoted to "thought control" nowadays. To me it's pretty scary. Not for me personally. I'm old. I'll be dead soon in relative terms. But what's going on is not good news for my descendants. It's getting downright suffocating.