2016 Republican Debate BS Bingo

[themanintheseersuckersuit]

Because it's socially acceptable among the group of people they associate with to mindlessly ridicule what the group wants to marginalize. I used to be one of those people who participated in that. As an example off the top of my head, in college I mindlessly made fun of Reagan and actually used phrases like "Ronald Ray-Gun, Zap" when referring to him. I was not familiar or interested at that time about the facts of the issues facing our country at that time. I just went along with these "political views" because it seemed funny and cool and it was accepted by the crowd I was in.
This is the same thing as these people who mindlessly refer to 'Faux' News. It has no basis in fact, just emotion. In my opinion, the Good Pastor will never accept anything that comes from Fox News because he buys into the idea that anything they report that conflicts with his group's narrative is a bunch of lies. Rush Limbaugh (here's one for you SSS) calls them Low Information Voters. But then again, anything he says, no matter how much the facts support him, is irrelevant for the same reason.

Flock this is for you
https://twitter.com/ClareCoffey/status/ ... 60/photo/1

[silverscreenselect]

You are just so full of cliches. Maybe someday you will come out and experience the real world.

I do experience the real world, just not the version that you get filtered through the likes of Hannity and Fox News.

[flockofseagulls104]

You are just so full of cliches. Maybe someday you will come out and experience the real world.

I do experience the real world, just not the version that you get filtered through the likes of Hannity and Fox News.

You forgot Limbaugh and Glenn Beck. I listen to all of them all at once to save time so I can go out to shoot my semi automatic AR 47's in the air because I wannabee like John Wayne because Jesus told me to be like him. Once I'm done with that, I go to Wal Mart so I can practice oppressing various minorities and wage a war on women, cause there's lots of em there. Then maybe I'll buy some stuff, but only if it's made by Koch Industries. I stop for lunch at Chick-Fil-A and make fun of gay people. Three nights a week, I go to the combined Tea Party/KKK meeting sponsored by the local police and the local Republican party. There we are all injected with liquified solution of Fox News and try not to overdose, given our instructions for the next day and released. On weekends, I try and shoot as many various animals as I can.

That's me in your 'real' world.

[mrkelley23]

Because it's socially acceptable among the group of people they associate with to mindlessly ridicule what the group wants to marginalize. I used to be one of those people who participated in that. As an example off the top of my head, in college I mindlessly made fun of Reagan and actually used phrases like "Ronald Ray-Gun, Zap" when referring to him. I was not familiar or interested at that time about the facts of the issues facing our country at that time. I just went along with these "political views" because it seemed funny and cool and it was accepted by the crowd I was in.
This is the same thing as these people who mindlessly refer to 'Faux' News. It has no basis in fact, just emotion. In my opinion, the Good Pastor will never accept anything that comes from Fox News because he buys into the idea that anything they report that conflicts with his group's narrative is a bunch of lies. Rush Limbaugh (here's one for you SSS) calls them Low Information Voters. But then again, anything he says, no matter how much the facts support him, is irrelevant for the same reason.

Flock this is for you
https://twitter.com/ClareCoffey/status/ ... 60/photo/1

Now that is hilarious.

Speaking of mindless.

Although the comments seem to come more from flock's side of the PC fence.

[BackInTex]

Although the comments seem to come more from flock's side of the PC fence.

Please explain the rationale of your thought here.

[mrkelley23]

The comments are more of the outrage I would expect to see from people who identify as right of center, rather than the political left. That they didn't understand that this quote comes from economist Friedrich Hayek, rather than the pictured Salma Hayek, contributes to the hilarity. That's all.