A comedian more than doubles Beck's pathetic crowd

bravo said:
Sorry sonny....I didn't say a damn thing about the event except to answer the left wing braggarts harping about the 87k to 210k lies being thrown around....
I wasn't there and didn't see any coverage, so I can't even comment on its content or lack of content....
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more anger, just breathe!
 
bravo said:
Did that sound angry ?....Was it the word "damn".....or are you psychic?
Or maybe just have a runaway, over active, imagination...
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Yes, I do!

I think it was the sonny, it was a term my grandfather used when he was angry!
 
Jarod said:
The whole point of trying to compare size of the crowds is part of the joke, why would anyone care. It was a JOKE.....
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They care about size it has to do with certain underdeveloped parts of their anatomy!
















Their brains!
 
Rana said:
I'll type slow...it is like Tina Fey and Sarah Palin, is that a little clearer, and parody is funny! Dave Chapelle being Prince, like that! IT is humor!
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A little play acting like Chapelle/Prince or Fey/Palin is parody......

Organizing a large demonstration, a rally, at the same location is copying....
The reason for the copying is irrelevant to me....and only a fool would claim this wasn't a political rally, it was and it was meant to be one...2 days before the election is not a coincidence...

Didn't you believe Steward....

The Wall Street Journal quotes Jon Stewart as saying, "This was not a rally to ridicule people of faith or people of activism or to look down our noses at the heartland or passionate argument or to suggest that times are not difficult and that we have nothing to fear."

Did Stewart just lie?....It sounds like a serious, sincere remark...

A parody is to spoof, to lampoon or ridicule, a work created to mock, or make fun at an original work, its subject, by means of humorous, satiric or ironic imitation.

Stewart himself denied that.....

Now I wasn't there and I saw absolutely no coverage of the event....talked to one person that was there and he claimed it was pretty lame except for the some of the music....
so if you need to think it was parody, have an organism....I can't stop people from lying to themselves....
 
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bravo said:
A little play acting like Chapelle/Prince or Fey/Palin is parody......

Organizing a large demonstration, a rally, at the same location is copying....
The reason for the copying is irrelevant to me....and only a fool would claim this wasn't a political rally, it was and it was meant to be one...2 days before the election is not a coincidence...

Didn't you believe Steward....

The Wall Street Journal quotes Jon Stewart as saying, "This was not a rally to ridicule people of faith or people of activism or to look down our noses at the heartland or passionate argument or to suggest that times are not difficult and that we have nothing to fear."

Did Stewart just lie?....It sounds like a serious, sincere remark...

A parody is to spoof, to lampoon or ridicule, a work created to mock, or make fun at an original work, its subject, by means of humorous, satiric or ironic imitation.

Stewart himself denied that.....

Now I wasn't there and I saw absolutely no coverage of the event....talked to one person that was there and he claimed it was pretty lame except for the some of the music....
so if you need to think it was parody, have an organism....I can't stop people from lying to themselves....
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The organism I would like tohave, a young man around the age of 30, but I don't thnik Bud would approve! He is weird that way!

To me it was a parody, I am sorry if my opinion gets your nickers in a knot!
 
Rana said:
They care about size it has to do with certain underdeveloped parts of their anatomy!



If they didn't care, the left wing blogs, like huffington and others would not have been burning up their keyboards Sunday morning claim a bigger turnout than Beck....which turns out to a lie anyway....but then who cares.....lol











Their brains!
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bravo said:
A little play acting like Chapelle/Prince or Fey/Palin is parody......

Organizing a large demonstration, a rally, at the same location is copying....
The reason for the copying is irrelevant to me....and only a fool would claim this wasn't a political rally, it was and it was meant to be one...2 days before the election is not a coincidence...

Didn't you believe Steward....

The Wall Street Journal quotes Jon Stewart as saying, "This was not a rally to ridicule people of faith or people of activism or to look down our noses at the heartland or passionate argument or to suggest that times are not difficult and that we have nothing to fear."

Did Stewart just lie?....It sounds like a serious, sincere remark...

A parody is to spoof, to lampoon or ridicule, a work created to mock, or make fun at an original work, its subject, by means of humorous, satiric or ironic imitation.

Stewart himself denied that.....

Now I wasn't there and I saw absolutely no coverage of the event....talked to one person that was there and he claimed it was pretty lame except for the some of the music....
so if you need to think it was parody, have an organism....I can't stop people from lying to themselves....
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Yes, these gentlemen were totally fucking serious and Jon Stewart's statement in the WSJ was 100% heartfelt and sincere:

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I love that photo, those men were clearly dressed to make a serious statement to the American People...

Just the outfits made it funny, I dont even care what they said.
 
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