[MD] The relativity of the MoQ

[plattholden at gmail.com]

On 5 Sep 2009 at 17:36, ARLO J BENSINGER JR wrote:

> [Platt]
> Calling your scummy vitriol "hate-spewing" is just being truthful.
> 
> [Arlo[
> No, that's just typical evasion, a classic Pee-Wee.

No evasion, a statement of fact.

> I point out that your
> statement is moronic, you counter by criticizing me for being "hateful". Its a
> nice evasion away from the truth that your statements are baseless and moronic
> distortions, the idiotic stuff of talk-radio. Maybe I am "hateful", but if so I
> just hate moronic ideologues who squalk idiotic and distortive hyperbole.

The predictable bucket of bile.

> [Platt]
> Such an "embarrassment" that intelligent legislatures (an oxymoron) removed the
> death panel provision from the proposed health bill. 
> 
> [Arlo]
> Only proving that enraging an uninformed mass of people, fueling a riot-like
> mentality via distortion and deception, will move politicians to actions.
> Kudos, Platt! Nooooo one figured THAT out before!!!

Yes, we know. From your exalted throne in your ivory tower you look 
down on regular working people as a bunch of stupid yahoos. Your 
sanctimonious elitism never ceases to amaze.  
  
> Not to mention, again, that this SAME provision was in Bush's 2003 Medicare
> Act, and I don't recall any moronic squalking about "death panels" then. Unless
> you can point out to me in the archives where you squalked "death panels" back
> then? Can you? Waiting....

The provisions are NOT the same. Look it up. Nor was there an Obozo 
health care czar who promotes a "level of productivity" to determine 
individual access to medical care.
 
> But like has already been demonstrated, your vitriolic hyperbole is simply
> embarrassing to us all. You lower the IQ of the forum when you post such
> garbage. Please stop. "Death panels"...  you really are a fucking idiot.

And you're a pathetic whining radical left-wing knucklehead.

> Or, back to Ron's point, all the moronic squalking about Obama's school address
> is just more evidence of the hypocritical and distortive rhetoric that we all
> should be embarrassed to see here. After all, Bush gave a similar address in
> 1991, and I can't find any moronic squalking about "captive audiences" back
> then. A few democrats opposed (they were wrong) but nothing like the vile
> rhetoric surrounding Obama's address. 

Rhetoric justified by Obozo's lesson plan asking grade schoolers to write 
an essay on how they can "serve the president." That's right out of the 
playbook of Obozo's buddy, Hugo Chavez.  
 
> You should be ashamed, and we should all be embarrassed, that you post such
> absolute nonsense here.
 
Thank you, Rigel.