Stay classy republicans....

What is sad is that there is probably a large group of people that would wear that with pride.

Meh, not really surprised to be honest with you.

My rules of sociology (abridged greatly):

1) People are stupid

2) Bigotry, hate, blindness, self-loathing, and ignorance know no sides, no color, and no politics. They are everywhere and seem to be breeding.

3) Where there are people, there's someone trying to make a buck propagating idiocy.

I'm sure any group would love to say "Whew, at least we are different than them." but they aren't. We are monkeys with cool toys and a superficial image of elevated society, nothing more.

It will be interesting to see whether Obama will change it to some other name.

Originally posted by roche
It will be interesting to see whether Obama will change it to some other name.

How could he change it to another name? It is the White House, as it has always been. I fail to recognize the connection with paint and skin color?

AAC

"Hurr, hurr - dats funny 'cuz Obama is black".

Anyway, I'm just curious but is there anything conspiritorial/alternative about this? Seems like this should be more "political" than "alternative" news.

Originally posted by KrazyJethro


My rules of sociology (abridged greatly):

1) People are stupid

2) Bigotry, hate, blindness, self-loathing, and ignorance know no sides, no color, and no politics. They are everywhere and seem to be breeding.

3) Where there are people, there's someone trying to make a buck propagating idiocy.

If there was a #4, would it be a positive characteristic?

AAC

Originally posted by AnAbsoluteCreation

If there was a #4, would it be a positive characteristic?

AAC

lol, well not to be a Donnie Downer, but yeah there are positive ideas in my rules of human nature and sociology, but this was a seriously abridged version (which I've considered putting into more of a book).

It covered the most salient points, which is to say that oddly people have the view that we are somehow educated (when few really are). They confuse paper with learning or don't care about it at all.

Just found out one of my co-workers (24 years old) had NEVER finished a book in his entire life. And he meant never.

I'd be surprise to find out this wasn't common, so it probably is to varying degrees.