Kathleen Parker is going on about how persecuted she is for writing retarded columns. To help prove her point, she posts some of the hate mail she’s gotten.
I hate that.
Just for the recorded, I’m sure Charles Manson got hate mail. That doesn’t prove how right he was. All getting hate mail proves is that you’re able to make someone angry. On top of that, death threats only proves you made a crazy person angry, which is certainly not that hard. It doesn’t make you a martyr to make people angry; it more often than not just makes you a jerk.
Frank, you need to go back and edit this one. You’re <={note spelling of the contraction “you are”} in such a lather over this one that “your” [sic] losing a grip on your <= {note spelling of the posessive] usually well written posts. And I love correcting grammar even more than gay sex!
On top of that, death threats only proves you made a crazy person angry, which is certainly not that hard.
The death threats to you from Ron Paul cultists alone must have almost filled up teh interwebs!
…and I hate it when people do that.
“The fact that people laugh at you proves nothing. They laughed at Aristotle, they laughed at Einstein, they laughed at Newton. But they also laughed at Bozo the Clown.”
I wish I could remember who said this but I like it.
Instead of whining yet again about how mean people are being to her after she went PDS, maybe should write something Conservative. Or, go work for the Hufftard Post. 🙂
“It doesn’t make you a martyr to make people angry; it more often than not just makes you a jerk.”
And Obama just being a jerk is probably the least of our worries.
In her articles she called Reagan conservatives backwards, obsolete, a thing of the past and dismissed them as harmful to the movement (she didn’t specify but I’ll assume she meant “conservative movement” and not “my bowel movement”). It was almost as if SHE…hated…THEM.
I remember what my grandfather once told me:
WTF? I’m not sure what’s going on with toddlers in her family, but when my toddlers fall down, they walk up to their mother to get a hug, not to slap her…
#8- I’m with you. If my kid had ever done that, I’d have slapped her back and given her something to cry about. When my child fell down I asked, “Are ya bleeding?” Cause unless we had to call 9-1-1 it was no big deal, and she is one tough cookie now, I assure you.
#8- That’s what I thought, too. I have two nieces and a nephew and a bunch of little cousins, and not one of them has EVER done that.
#9- My sister found out early on that her kids actually freak out a lot less when they fall down if she doesn’t make a big deal out of it. They’re tough little cookies, just like your daughter.
the story about the kid falling down proves she is a liberal.
I knew there was a reason I never liked her.
I’m glad I’m not the only one that read the whole child falling down analogy wrong.
I don’t think I’ve ever seen a child fall and the come and try to open up a can on their parents.
“MOM! I’ll show you for giving me these feet I tripped over!”
(Insert Adam West Batman fight scene here)
Good grief.
Gay sex and grammar? don’t ask, don’t tell, oh god, what’s that smell?
Who? Must not be that important of a person.
Better luck next time miss barker.
#4- It’s Carl Sagan:
But the fact that some geniuses were laughed at does not imply that all who are laughed at are geniuses. They laughed at Columbus, they laughed at Fulton, they laughed at the Wright brothers. But they also laughed at Bozo the Clown.