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ColoradoSucksable (December 31, 1969 at 4:59 pm)
lol Cant look much worse than letting Colbert treat you like a puppet. Obvious "follower" who will do anything for a little publicity/money. Why would he not just tell Colbert to quit being rediculous? Didn't want to hurt his feelings? LOL typical liberal.
Solidlojik (December 31, 1969 at 4:59 pm)
Democrat policies are only terrifying to mindless sheep who have allowed media outlets such as FOX to cloud the facts around those policies. Like healthcare for all foolishly being labled as 'deathcamps for grandma'. Ridiculous. I have little more tolerance for bleeding heart liberal Democrats than the fraudulent, ignorant conservative Republicans but I can say that at least the Dems HAVE policies. Reps just start wars to distract people from the bigger, more important issues of real governance.
Solidlojik (December 31, 1969 at 4:59 pm)
Last I heard Goldman Sachs paid back their bail out with interest, along with several other bailed out companies. You're mistaken if you think I'm 'giving credibility' to those responsible for the mess, and mistaken if you think the current administration should answer for the poor economic judgement of the previous 4 presidential administrations for no better reason than they may be 'similar' to their predecessors. None of this has anything to do with FOXs murder of responsible journalism.
frei1furimmer (December 31, 1969 at 4:59 pm)
Just HOW THE HELL do you "edit" a DUMBOCRAT to look worse?! Jesus Christ, their policies are terrifying at face value! I think you people have no sense of humor, after all, what you libtards in the media do to conservatives is appauling.
Gethighonfire (December 31, 1969 at 4:59 pm)
Oh man, FOX got trolled so hard. I STILL cannot stop laughing!
WesSeid (December 31, 1969 at 4:59 pm)
And don't forget how So Important it was to buy up "toxic assets" so the world didn't explode that very instant. That's what Congress supposedly voted "yes"to, they say.
Then, suddenly, that's not the plan anymore, and we need to give the money to GS so they don't go bankrupt and can use it to prospect in the stock market, and to banks so they can use it to buy up other banks. Those guys got 100% on the dollar for their bad investments. If you don't think America got scammed, so be it.
WesSeid (December 31, 1969 at 4:59 pm)
Having to deal with it in that way is certainly not a fact, it's an opinion. I don't know why you give such problem-solving credibility to those people when it's the same/similar people who oversaw the creation of the problem. If their past actions don't bestow credibility, what gives them credibility now?
Why would anyone trust them to even hold their wallet, much less give them the power of Section 8?
Solidlojik (December 31, 1969 at 4:59 pm)
Who caused the tenuous situation or why doesn't change the need for the end result. It remains a fact that it had to be dealt with the only possible way it could while maintaining some semblance of economic viability. Now the worst is over, it's time to make sure it doesn't happen again. I agree it would not have happend in the first place if not for constant deregulation by both political parties. Corporations without regulations are nothing more than common brigands. That includes the media.
WesSeid (December 31, 1969 at 4:59 pm)
The economic collapse that Goldman Sachs guy Hank Paulson told people behind closed doors he would implement if Congress didn't agree to his 700 billion dollar scam? The pending economic collapse that these same people helped cause in the first place? Yes, I'm aware of that.
How many toxic assets that were "so important to buy now or the world will explode" were bought again? Oh yeah, zero. Hard to believe ANY Congressperson voted for the bailout with the ridiculous Section 8 in there.
Solidlojik (December 31, 1969 at 4:59 pm)
I have in fact seen the 'liberal media' go out of it's way to correct even the most inconsequential of mistatements in order to deny FOX a foothold for legitimate claim that such manipulations occur. I cannot speak for all 'liberal media' sources of course, as there are more than I have time to observe in a day. Suffice it to say, your statement that FOX is 'the only truth in the media' is nothing more than a blatant admittance that you are cattle easily brainwashed by sensationalism. |
