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Topic started on 24-4-2009 @ 12:03 AM by pluckynoonez
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(Side-note: Charles Grodin is a rhetorical scholar/genius.) You get to Grodin's interview after Hannity blabs for a while...at 2:30 into this first
video
And part 2
Hannity says he is for "enhanced interrogation" and will subject himself to waterboarding for charity. And, thus...
Olbermann Calls Hannity's Bluff: $1000 For Every Second Of Waterboarding (VIDEO)
www.huffingtonpost.com...
I say under 30 seconds. Sean Hannity will tap-out in under 30.
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reply posted on 24-4-2009 @ 12:16 AM by David9176
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Hannity is a pig.
I heard about this today. 30 seconds? Don't give him so much credit.
He makes himself look more like a fool with each word he speaks.
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reply posted on 24-4-2009 @ 12:18 AM by GreenBicMan
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Right on
Olbermann said tonight he would give him $1000 for every second I believe lol
Whats the OVER/UNDER ON THIS..
Ill take the action lol
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reply posted on 24-4-2009 @ 12:25 AM by pluckynoonez
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reply to post by David9176
I believe he can make it 30 seconds because that is about average for humans holding their breath underwater. The bravado of Hannity in that
situation will be tenuous, 30 seconds later he will be gasping for Dick Cheney to save him.
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reply posted on 24-4-2009 @ 12:51 AM by paperplanes
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Oooh! I'm going to guess 25, but even that seems too high. Watch the "Christopher Hitchens Gets Waterboarded" video on YouTube for an idea of what
it might be like for Hannity. Hitchens didn't last anywhere near 30 seconds. The panic causes you to give in long before you would if you were merely
holding your breath under water.
Edit to add: 25 seconds
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reply posted on 24-4-2009 @ 01:08 AM by Jazzyguy
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He'll probably come up with an excuse not to do it (to backtrack). So I guess the answer is 0.
Unless someone has the leverage and willingness to make him do it.
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reply posted on 24-4-2009 @ 01:12 AM by neo67
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what is wrong with you people???????????? seriously are you a bunch of hypocrits or what?
remember the left doesnt beleive in waterboarding its not a ok for a terrorists BUT ITS OK FOR SEAN HANNITY?????
its ok for a republican? or someone on the right?
you people on the left like to think your better than everyone else. how about time you actually show it.
and the responses in this thread IS NOT showing it.
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reply posted on 24-4-2009 @ 01:39 AM by pluckynoonez
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Originally posted by neo67
what is wrong with you people???????????? seriously are you a bunch of hypocrits or what?
remember the left doesnt beleive in waterboarding its not a ok for a terrorists BUT ITS OK FOR SEAN HANNITY?????
you people on the left like to think your better than everyone else. how about time you actually show it.
and the responses in this thread IS NOT showing it.
You must be a "right-winger" because anyone who does not agree with you is a leftist. Well, let me tell you, I am for neither party, they are both
crooked in their own special ways. So before you label me and other people on this thread as "the left" look at your own ilk (grammar-wise as
well).
The term "terrorist/s" is meant to reduce human beings to nothing, less than human. It is a form of xenophobia. And it is scary. The same people
who say "well, they say he's a terrorist so he has no rights" are the same people who call people from Mexico "illegals." (Check out Peter
Boyles on DENVER AM radio, he can't shut up about it.) Where is your wretch-factor? I mean, are we talking about human beings or dead and diseased
dogs on the side of the road? I find the such labeling of human beings to be disgusting.
So, waterboarding is a practice that is used frequently. Sean Hannity is shrugging his shoulders saying it is no big deal, and to get over it. Well,
let's put some water where his mouth is and see how harmless the practice is.
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reply posted on 24-4-2009 @ 01:59 AM by Jazzyguy
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Hey, hey, hey, it's just a harmless wager, come on, why take it oh so seriously. It's for charity, if he's man enough, he ought to do it don't you
think?
I mean it's just waterboarding, it's like going to the water park for a tough guy like Hannity, what's the big deal? It'll be fun really. There's
no need to call people hypocrites... heh, heh.
BESIDES, perhaps once Hannity shows that waterboarding is not torture and harmless (no permanent damage), people will agree with this enhanced
interrogation technique. It's safe, Hannity has nothing to be afraid of.
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reply posted on 24-4-2009 @ 02:00 AM by neo67
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honestly from your posts i dont care what you think you posted what you thought and so did i.
so i am moving on.
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reply posted on 24-4-2009 @ 02:09 AM by pluckynoonez
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"Right-winger" is a term coined from a book I read about some guy who tried to be rhetorically astute, yet revealed his leanings by the very
language he used.
I dislike Republicans more than Democrats. It is their sex with young boys that bothers me. At least Democrats have sex with people their own age
(or of legal age). So, yeah, my leanings should be apparent.
The truth remains, this whole issue, and how Republicans approach it, is purely from emotion. "Oh my Gord! the terrorists might kill my kids!" So
you have people like Hannity and O'Reilly that romanticize the issue hoping the investigation will go away. I am more level-headed than that. Take
Ellis Henican, he is a rhetorical scholar and genius himself. I have the biggest non-sexual crush on him, and he slam-dunks O'Reilly on this
issue.
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reply posted on 24-4-2009 @ 02:17 AM by schrodingers dog
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Mr. Hannity has plenty of practice holding his breath whilst having his head up his own poopmaker ...
I dare say he can probably hang in there for the full hour not even breaking for commercials.
Did someone say pay per view?
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reply posted on 24-4-2009 @ 02:21 AM by LiquidLight
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And who exactly will be doing the waterboarding? I'm skeptical that they won't be taking it easy on him.
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reply posted on 24-4-2009 @ 02:21 AM by neo67
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Originally posted by pluckynoonez
reply to post by neo67
"Right-winger" is a term coined from a book I read about some guy who tried to be rhetorically astute, yet revealed his leanings by the very
language he used.
I dislike Republicans more than Democrats. It is their sex with young boys that bothers me. At least Democrats have sex with people their own age
(or of legal age). So, yeah, my leanings should be apparent.
The truth remains, this whole issue, and how Republicans approach it, is purely from emotion. "Oh my Gord! the terrorists might kill my kids!" So
you have people like Hannity and O'Reilly that romanticize the issue hoping the investigation will go away. I am more level-headed than that. Take
Ellis Henican, he is a rhetorical scholar and genius himself. I have the biggest non-sexual crush on him, and he slam-dunks O'Reilly on this
issue.
what did you do sit there and think of the most ridiculous thing you could think of in order to bait someone into a fight????????
sorry to dissapoint but the next contestant can fight with you
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reply posted on 24-4-2009 @ 02:24 AM by king9072
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HAHHAHA I am soooo glad that I watched to the very end:
Hannity: "I would rather live in a world without fascism, naziism, without totalitarianism.."
Grodin: "WHAT? WHAT? YOU WOULD RATHER LIVE IN A WORLD WITHOUT FASCISM (the US is a fascist state for those under a rock)?? YOUR FASCIST!
Hannity: "Ill accept your apology"
hahahahahahahaa
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reply posted on 24-4-2009 @ 02:28 AM by weedwhacker
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Well....I'd sure like to see both blowhards water-boarded....just so they'd shut-up for a few seconds!!!
O'Reilly.....oh dear, oh dear! Feeble-minded prattling pomposity!!!
He is the quintessential bully....just shout, shout, shout....and spout lies and misconceptions.
In only the last three minutes he managed to say speak so many lies whilst attempting to drown (oh, oh....let me!!) out the other guy....standard
motus operandi. Spouting the BS about the LA attacks, when it's already been shown that the Bushies lied about that, the timing is in the record.
Hannity....well....hard to tell who is the biggest liar. I just hope they film the water-boarding. These bozos need to be taken down a few hundred
notches.
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reply posted on 24-4-2009 @ 04:06 AM by TheAgentNineteen
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Originally posted by David9176
Hannity is a pig.
I heard about this today. 30 seconds? Don't give him so much credit.
He makes himself look more like a fool with each word he speaks.
He actually makes himself appear more like a tenacious genius with each word he speaks.
As for Olbermann, HA, he should be the very last person on Earth to open his mouth in regards to Interrogation Resistance. Keith would be crying the
moment he was laid flat upon his back.
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reply posted on 24-4-2009 @ 04:10 AM by TheAgentNineteen
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Originally posted by pluckynoonez
I dislike Republicans more than Democrats. It is their sex with young boys that bothers me. At least Democrats have sex with people their own age
(or of legal age). So, yeah, my leanings should be apparent.
You happen to take the award for one of the most ignorant, asinine comments ever before posted in ATS. Your mouth outpaces your brain at a truly
Olympic rate.
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reply posted on 24-4-2009 @ 05:31 AM by weedwhacker
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Nice post, plucky....(pay no attention the nasty trolls....)
Heck, I don't have much, but I'd follow Keith Olbermann's example and pledge $5 per second, as long as it is televised!!!!! I'd gladly pay to
see....oh....like 'Pay per View'! I get it!!!
*edit*....to the same charity....*end edit*
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reply posted on 24-4-2009 @ 08:56 AM by Fremd
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he'll just hold his breath for 30 seconds and be like "i did it!"
subject him to the full treatment until he cracks and breaks down like a whiney baby and gives us his encore presentation like when he reacted to
Press Secretary gibbs before Obama became president (i dont remember the link...that thread exists here somewhere)
But my question is simply why?
What purpose does this serve? That waterboarding isnt that bad?
That waterboarding isnt that cruel?
If that is true, then why did our country get all up in arms at the Japanese for doing it to us?
Sticking up for your party's ideals is one thing. But sticking up for their gross lack of morality and hideous disregard for decency is something
completely different.
Sean Hannity is just another Rush Limbaugh. They both subscribe to 'whoever screams loudest is right' or more pointedly 'the squeaky wheel gets
the oil'
just tune them out.
It's been years since i gave Sean Hannity one second of my time.
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