June 12, 2009

"She is fair game"

"I am so offended."

Click on that and try not to puke as a bunch of media types (oooh, I'm sorry, that must be the "code words" that they're offended that we're upset against "some Americans" who are "celebrities") try to justify a joke about the daughter of a political opponent getting fucked in front of the crowd at a baseball game.

I don't have kids, but I think I might be offended if one of you fucking pukes suggested that it was okay that one of my daughters was held up to ridicule in front of a national audience.

And, hey, let's just wonder if it was one of Obama's daughters. Or, let's not. Because you fucking cowards would have an entirely different standard, and you know it. Oh, but there wouldn't be jokes there in the first place.

Posted by: Sean M. at 05:10 AM | Comments (6) | Add Comment
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1 Sean, you don't have daughters but your common sense and general goodness tells you (hourly, daily, weekly) that the bitter, nasty direction of hateful attention to the daughter of a former political candidate is wrong. As conservatives (which means we are believers of traditional values) we would never think of targeting the Obama daughters as the butt of nasty, sexual jokes. We see them as two cute girls who are being raised by dumb shits and hypocrites but that is beside the point. They are just children and we will leave them out of the political landscape until they decide they will be as ignorant, attention whoring and wrong as let's say...Meagan McCain (I probably spelled her name wrong but she really isn't worthy of the time it would take for me to look it up).

Posted by: mare at June 12, 2009 05:23 AM (X1fsj)

2 Actually, I saw this meme damn near verbatim was being trumped up by Olbermann, going so far as to call the Palins the villains in this deal.

This sort of coordination doesn't happen in a vacuum. They were caught off guard by the Palinite response, and this appears to be their counterattack.

Posted by: eddiebear at June 12, 2009 06:57 AM (WuKn1)

3 I have cousins of that age.  A quick story (actually not that quick.)

I called home to mom on sunday, like I did every sunday, but my family from out of state were by visiting and mom was gonna take them into the city, so mom was in the shower, and since the phone rang, my aunt answered the phone.

We exchanged niceties, as soon as she got over the "who the hell is this?" greating I offered when I heard someone that wasn't mom answer the phone.  We talked about the cousins and the second cousins, I was close to both, and I noticed she didn't mention one of my second cousins, for context, I will call her "bristol."

So I asked so how's "bristol,"  and aunt said something like "Oh she's doing good, but it looks like we will have to have a belated sweet sixteen, I guess the baby will be born within a couple weeks of that."

I went all sheila broflawski "WHUH WHUH WHUH!"

Aunt tells me the story, my 15 year old second cousin got knocked up by a 21 year old gas station attendent.

I Lost it.  I almost NEVER use foul language in front of the female members of my extended family, even the ones I don't like, but I LOVE my aunt.

Aunt was laughing so hard listening to me go off about how much I will kill the punk who knocked up my second cousin (her granddaughter) finaly handed the phone over to mom, mom gets a little bit of the insane hatred and hunger for retribution from me, and she finaly says something like "well gotta take the kids to the museum, and maybe cheesecake factory" or something like that, so I hang up.

After mom hangs up the phone, my aunt says to mom "Doug is a very nice boy and I appreciate his concern over 'bristol' but. . .he uh, isn't allowed at the house for a while."

she wasn't upset with me, she was worried that I really would kill her grandaughters "fiance'"  Which I probably would have.

Not exactly bad news, they got married, and have more kids, and aren't on welfare.  Things could be worse.

Posted by: Douglas at June 12, 2009 09:01 PM (uU+Ss)

4 Oh, another part of that story, aunt asks mom "why didn't you tell doug about 'bristol'?"

mom, "Because I knew that this is almost exactly how doug would react."

"That's sweet of him."

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