RacerJim
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ORIGINAL: bipolarber TheHeretic, Sadly, it was really just a matter of time. (Like Obama said today... it's like these people are proud of being ignorrant.) Has anyone else noticed how fucking surreal this election cycle is becoming? I don't mean to derail my own thread here... but McCain giving a pro-nuclear speech in front of the Fermi II reactor outside Detroit? Um... he DOES realize this was the reactor that was the inspiration for both the book, "We Almost Lost Detroit" and the movie "The China Syndrome?" And that just five years ago, it had to be shut down, and local, outdoor school activities had to be canceled, due to possible radioactive steam release? Just askin'... Sadly, it's those people who can't even spell ignorant who are proud to accuse others of being "ignorrant". DOES the poster realize that the opperative words in his paragraph about the Fermi II nuclear reactor outside Detroit are "...Almost..." and "possible"? What if's don't cut the mustard and, moreover, even the worst domestic nuclear reactor incident in history, the actual meltdown of the radioactive fuel-rod core at Three Mile Island, didn't release a harmful amount of radioactive steam. Those of us who can at least spell ignorant have noticed how often Barack HUSSEIN Obama denys, grossly misrepresents, obfuscates, outright lies about and/or can't handle his own previous statements being used against him. "Andy Warhol said we all get our fifteen minutes of fame. I've already had an hour and a half. I'm so overexposed. I'm making Paris Hilton look like a recluse." Sunday Times Magazine, November 5, 2006. "I have always been suspicious of our celebrity culture. And now I find myself in this odd position where I am a part of it, and to some degree a beneficiary of it. We cycle through the new and the novel, and stack story after story on top of individuals, until we lose track of who we're talking about. And if you get absorbed in that, you lose track of who you're talking about." New Yorker, October 30, 2006. "I'm the flavor of the month. This is a celebrity culture, and that culture has to be fed." San Francisco Chronicle, October 26, 2006. "I've got a celebrity that's undeserved and a little overgrown to the actual power I have in this city." All Things Considered, March 10, 2005. Not only did Obama himself thereby compare himself to Paris Hilton but he also admitted he was part of the celebrity culture, and he did so long before McCain's "celebrity" ad appeared. McCain's "celebrity" ad simply confirmed what Obama himself had previously claimed. Truth hurts, eh Obamabots?
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