On Monday, July 20, 2015 at 1:20:47 PM UTC-4, Ed Huntress wrote:
On Mon, 20 Jul 2015 10:01:43 -0700, Martin Eastbourne
wrote:

On 7/20/2015 9:15 AM, Captain Obvious wrote:
On Mon, 20 Jul 2015 15:51:07 +0000 (UTC), One Party System
wrote:

Martin Eastbourne wrote in news:moj3tc$a4u$2
@dont-email.me:

On 7/20/2015 8:18 AM, One Party System wrote:
Martin Eastbourne wrote in news:moiujv$j1l$2
@dont-email.me:

On 7/20/2015 5:26 AM, One Party System wrote:
Martin Eastbourne wrote in news:mogsa7$2kv
$3
@dont-email.me:

The fat lady hasnt sung yet.

No "cull"; no "list"; no "those who keep the list"; no "264mph
motorcycle ride"; no "8-10' rattlesnakes"; no "wiped down pay phone".
It's all bull****, gummy-bitch, you nutless squat-to-**** faggot.



You sound a trifle nervous.

Not in the least.


Worried are ya?

Not in the least.



Then you aren't very smart.

I'm plenty smart - certainly much smarter than you and gummy-bitch.
gummy-bitch's prattle about a "cull" etc. is nothing but lunatic raving
and bull****. You know this.



Well for one thing oyu know absolutely nothing about me. What kind of job I
have and the tyoe of smarts needed for it.

Let's just say it is heavily dependant on logic.

You're full of ****. It is entirely illogical to believe one word of
the cull nonsense. There isn't a scintilla of evidence it exists, but
a ton of evidence that it is wholly the invention of one dopey
pathological liar.

I contend that this dope knows gummy-bitch is full of **** on this
"great cull" nonsense, but because he sympathizes with gummy-bitch's
basic political values and beliefs, he's willing to pretend there may be
some reasonable possibility of it. It explains all of the fake
solidarity with gummy-bitch shown by the other knuckle-draggers like
Terrell, Gardner, Chris Young, and that ****wit/jailbird Kenny Frenchu
who has a weird compulsion to adopt the names of obscure bass players as
his posting nym. Oh, and Spammy, too. *All* of them know that
gummy-bitch is bull****ting about a "great cull," but because they share
his benighted political views, they won't come out and say it.

It's more of an attitude than actual political views. Their politics
derive from their attitudes.

This is the dark side of paleo-conservatism, the branch that just
doesn't like anything upsetting their system. We have some in my
wife's family, multi-generation farmers from central Illinois. They're
really fine people, but they have a collection of attitudes that
they've cultivated for generations, and nothing is going to change
them -- facts, least of all.

When you look at Gunner and some of the others, who really aren't part
of that generational conservatism at all, what I think you see is a
partial adoption of paleo-conservatism, fueled by a vast amount of
personal, individual resentment and bitterness. It makes a really foul
stew, in which stories about killing people bring on the Very Big
Grins.

It's a social pathology. In an earlier time, they would have been the
White Trash. Now, supported by the social programs and safety net that
they pretend to despise, they aren't reduced to eating roots and
'possums, and they can put siding over their tar paper.

--
Ed Huntress

And there's a lien on Wieber's house, with at least two year's unpaid taxes. But he has a new cell phone.