Al Gore can do anything, right? An Oscar is only a small part of Gore’s bag of tricks, the poster child for grade inflation in our generation.
Man of letters – Professor Gore
Expert ranter – Populist Gore
Invented the internet – Entreprenureal Gore
Honorary Doctorate of Climatology – Doctor Gore
Nobel Peace Prize? – Al Gore, Man of Peace
Vice President – Yes-man Gore
What can’t Al Gore do in one lifetime?
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February 26th, 2007 at 3:13 am
“Belgium”
February 26th, 2007 at 5:15 am
You’re so jealous. I can just hear it.
February 26th, 2007 at 7:18 am
Well, he won an Oscar. I guess this means that everything he’s been saying is right after all.
February 26th, 2007 at 9:51 am
Rodney – “Don’t Panic!”
February 26th, 2007 at 4:04 pm
Well – the chances of Gore being given the key to the idealogical city by a fawning Hollywood were better than an ice cube melting in a frying pan. As Gomer Pyle might say: sahprize, sahprize, sahprize. Great. As if Sideshow Al wasn’t insufferable enough already, he keeps building momentum with steps like “An Inconvienient Truth”, an Oscar, etc. It’s like watching America gleefully hurtle towards a cultural cliff. In May, Gore will release a book called “The Assault on Reason: How the Politics of Fear, Secrecy, and Blind Faith Subvert Wise Decision Making, Degrade Our Democracy, and Put Our Country and Our World in Peril.” I’m sure Al Gore’s supporters heil…er…hail every alarming step of his rise as “a wonderful thing”, however.
Can’t people see the writing on the wall as far as how people are seen who might “dare” [gasp!] to question anything about the “commonly accepted facts” ['cause we all know that if something is popular, then it must be true, right?] concerning climate change/global warming? The term “Climate Change Denier” is a bad enough label some paste on anyone who might say anything that doesn’t jibe with the “commonly accepted facts” on climate change jive, but it’s steadily being morphed into the even more derogatory term “Climate Holocaust Denier”. Words matter. Labels matter. So, anyone that might not go along with the Human-caused Global Warming program is like those who Deny the Nazis killed six million Jews [and a whole lot of other folks, sometimes people seem to forget]. I’m not quite sure how it is that someone could deny that as a historical event. Can you imagine getting a 100 people to tell the same made-up story, let alone millions? Wow, now that’s what I call a conspiracy! All the details about all those fake experiences those people had. It must have been hard to remember all of them, and in the correct order too, for all those people for all that time. And not one of them said “Ha Ha, just kidding! We made it all up! What a hoot, huh?!” during thier whole lives, either. Even children who were very small at the time were somehow taught to all tell the same big fib about that time in thier lives, a truly amazing feat! Somehow, all those Jewish parents allowed crude numbers to be tatooed on thier kids for the sake of a big cover up. Then there are the German guards, thousands of them, who have said [some on film and some with great regret] “Ja, we did that”. So, during a war when they needed all thier soldiers, Germany sent a bunch of ‘em to just sit around doing nothing so that they could later give credence to a Jewish conspiracy? Do you really see the Nazis doing that? One thing that can be said about the Germans is that they are an efficient people. They kept all kinds of records on all sorts of things to do with the Nazi Holocaust. So, [the "accepted fact" that?] they took the time during an intense war to fake all those records – and make them all match up – is a great feat of forgery, huh?
The truly…um…alarming and dangerous thing is that people that hold similar opinions to folks like Al Gore want to generate the same sort of disgust toward “Climate Holocaust Deniers” as is assigned to the silly deniers of what the Nazis did. Is that really what we want to see happen? I guess many humans will go along with any program, no matter how wrong or ultimately evil, as long as it’s “commonly accepted”.
Hey Al – that unusual smell is the coffee.
http://www.spiked-online.com/index.php?/site/article/1782/
February 27th, 2007 at 8:49 am
What can’t Al Gore do in one lifetime?
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Please tell me the counter-example is George Bush.
March 2nd, 2007 at 2:47 am
Why do conservatives have such a visceral hatred of Al Gore that they do not have for Kerry, Dukakis, Mondale and other living Democratic losers? Real hatred for Gore, who is not even a liberal. Does it have something to do with guilt over the stolen 2000 election?
March 2nd, 2007 at 12:11 pm
Blog-hole – we are not fonda kerry either. Dukakis and Mondale have been behaving themselves – not making a mockery of a movie and calling it science. Also, Mondale and Dukakis were liberal, but they really believe in their principles, I have no problem with that.
Stolen election ? You libs just won’t let it go. Even the liberal Washington Post determined that Bush won Florida – and oh yes, what about just recounting democrat precincts? Oh that’s right – Dems are the only ones that can’t read a ballot coreectly?
What about the GOP counties that Bush decided not to recount, b/c it would be too devisive? What about Missouri and Philly where the polls were left open too long? It is not the GOP trying to steal elections my friend – the Dems have a long history of disenfranchisement – starting with Jim Crow in the south.