This is why Vox rocks.
Dodo Bird:
This is pure poker. Trump, Corsi, and Farrah called his bluff, and...well, Obama had the hand.
Vox: Producing a pair of aces hand-drawn on a napkin is not considered a legitimate hand in poker. Especially when one of the suits isn't hearts, diamonds, clubs or spades.
From HERE.
Too funny. The Obamatons will never admit defeat or fail in their deifications. Not even if Da Won were to be decapitated on live TV and revealed as an alien cyborg.
More Vox-isms...
Shutterbug: 5/2/11 8:44 AM: What set him off is when he asked me point blank if I believe he's going to Hell, and I calmy replied, "Yes."
Vox: The amusing thing, and something that perhaps you should have pointed out, is that it is utterly absurd to get angry about someone telling you that you are destined to go to a place you do not believe exists. Mild bemusement is the most that is rationally justified, actual anger is indicative of the sort of deep-rooted psychological problems that far too many atheists appear to harbor.
When I was agnostic, I sure never felt the need to mock anyone for their beliefs. But let someone think themselves an "atheist" and they seem to have furious anger against a judgement that should - by their own words and in their own "learned eyes" - be absolutely impotent.
Telling, that.
This is pure poker. Trump, Corsi, and Farrah called his bluff, and...well, Obama had the hand.
Vox: Producing a pair of aces hand-drawn on a napkin is not considered a legitimate hand in poker. Especially when one of the suits isn't hearts, diamonds, clubs or spades.
From HERE.
Too funny. The Obamatons will never admit defeat or fail in their deifications. Not even if Da Won were to be decapitated on live TV and revealed as an alien cyborg.
More Vox-isms...
Shutterbug: 5/2/11 8:44 AM: What set him off is when he asked me point blank if I believe he's going to Hell, and I calmy replied, "Yes."
Vox: The amusing thing, and something that perhaps you should have pointed out, is that it is utterly absurd to get angry about someone telling you that you are destined to go to a place you do not believe exists. Mild bemusement is the most that is rationally justified, actual anger is indicative of the sort of deep-rooted psychological problems that far too many atheists appear to harbor.
When I was agnostic, I sure never felt the need to mock anyone for their beliefs. But let someone think themselves an "atheist" and they seem to have furious anger against a judgement that should - by their own words and in their own "learned eyes" - be absolutely impotent.
Telling, that.
Labels: B. Hussein Obama, Obama The Magic Negro, Obamafuscation, Vox Day
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