skylabdown: Jake Havechek: skylabdown: Of course "Death of a President" was perfectly fine.



That's a British film, you consummate fool.

...That was lapped up by folks like you. It also played in theaters in the US.



Holy shiat, you're pathetic. Keep grasping those straws, sparky.

I wonder what the gop reaction to this would have been if some dim dem had done that to pubes and several other gop important faces. No doubt there would be public and bloody crucifixions of those involved. Mother farking disparity. How does it work?

CalvinMorallis: Practice on the one to be ready for what you'll encounter with the other.

Ahh, I get it you think if there were actual people out there who rabidly espoused those points of view they would admit it in public, and engage in debate.

Thats so cute.

All you can do with them is ignore them, both the mythical troll that operates without the anonymity of the internet and the paid trolls. And I dont mean Ignore them by hitting the now very convenient ignore button, I mean ignore by not responding.

They thrive on the responses they get its either the paycheck, or the occasional ego boost. Deny them the responses and the outsourced trolls will be removed as ineffective and the actual idiot trolls will go back to stormfront where they can get positive reinforcement from their real "friends".

The real story here is the trolling, lame-ass Fark headline. Mods are really falling over themselves to turn Fark into DailyKos, Jr.

AbbeySomeone: 'Black" man is targeted in VA?
No way!
Why do these people think they can get away with this sh*t?

Because they can.

skylabdown: Jake Havechek: skylabdown: Of course "Death of a President" was perfectly fine.



That's a British film, you consummate fool.

...That was lapped up by folks like you. It also played in theaters in the US.

The saddest thing I've witnessed over the last few years is the fact that the folks who were so anti-Bush seemed to actually care about good leadership but now it turns out they were just partisian shills all along... turning a blind eye to things like Obama trying to re-write FOIA rules to hide truth from the American People. All because he's "their guy."

Funny. I was under the impression that the country's two largest theatre chains refused to show it.

Well, I thought it was funny...

skylabdown: The real story here is the trolling, lame-ass Fark headline. Mods are really falling over themselves to turn Fark into DailyKos, Jr.



Please, do us all a favour.

skylabdown: The real story here is the trolling, lame-ass Fark headline. Mods are really falling over themselves to turn Fark into DailyKos, Jr.

WAAAAAHHHH!!!!!!

That's what you sound like.

Go over to Freerepublic.com then, that's more your style.

CalvinMorallis:

Funny. I was under the impression that the country's two largest theatre chains refused to show it.

He's kind of a liar.

No shiat, they should have just made a movie about his assassination... did it with Bush and no libs cried.

Joe Blowme: No shiat, they should have just made a movie about his assassination... did it with Bush and no libs cried.

Again: a British film. Go take it up with the limeys, wussyboy.

Who cares. People get shot everyday. Brothers too

Joe Blowme: No shiat, they should have just made a movie about his assassination... did it with Bush and no libs cried.

ok. you guys are just messing with us now, right?

Jake Havechek: skylabdown: The real story here is the trolling, lame-ass Fark headline. Mods are really falling over themselves to turn Fark into DailyKos, Jr.

WAAAAAHHHH!!!!!!

That's what you sound like.

Go over to Freerepublic.com then, that's more your style.

So you support trolling, dishonest headlines... ok.

Palin tshirt with NSFW language. Perhaps the wearers think her cunning. (new window)

same sentiment, another shirt
The left sure loves the C word.

Jake Havechek: skylabdown: Jake Havechek: skylabdown: Of course "Death of a President" was perfectly fine.



That's a British film, you consummate fool.

...That was lapped up by folks like you. It also played in theaters in the US.



Holy shiat, you're pathetic. Keep grasping those straws, sparky.

Straws? You're "defense" is to say it was a British film. Well, it played in more theaters in the USA than all other countries combined and it also made most of its money here, 75%. So, I'd say it was supported whole heartedly by the lefties here more than anyone in the world... hence my straw!

What's your point? If something is made elsewhere but widely distributed here by US citizens, it's ok since it originated elsewhere? Oh that's right, you don't have a point.

skylabdown: Jake Havechek: skylabdown: The real story here is the trolling, lame-ass Fark headline. Mods are really falling over themselves to turn Fark into DailyKos, Jr.

WAAAAAHHHH!!!!!!

That's what you sound like.

Go over to Freerepublic.com then, that's more your style.

So you support trolling, dishonest headlines... ok.

What color is the sky in your world? Are you seriously this dense or is it a medical condition?

Oh good, where is your chimp now?

Subby, would it have been so difficult to write "County GOP?" You know for accuracy?? I am sure you weren't trying to give the impression that this was nationally sanctioned, were you?

It was wrong when those on the left made death images with President Bush and it is equally wrong for those on the right to make death images of President Obama.

It is not cool....EVER.

Well, in the picture he is a zombie. Maybe it's just a thumb hole.

theknuckler_33: CalvinMorallis: sniderman: Call me when they release a mockumentary of his assassination.
[images.moviepostershop.com image 270x389]

/it's all for art. really.

Jesus. Farking. Christ.

As I already said...this was condemned, by high-ranking democrats, big hollywood, and the liberal media.

TFA seems to indicate that high-ranking Republicans denounced the zombie Obama with bullet hole image too, so it's all good, right?

Nah... he's frothing at the mouth too much this morning to recognize his own hyprocrisy.

skylabdown: So, I'd say it was supported whole heartedly by the lefties here more than anyone in the world... hence my straw!


You could say that, but you'd be wrong, as you've proven that even this early in the morning, your head has little more use for you than a hat rack.

It was in bad taste but that's about it. The real crimes are GOP policies.

Yeah, ol' Mark Sell looks like he'd be an excellent arbitrator of what's funny and what's not.

http://www.loudouni.com/news/-dartboard/2010-03-06/mark-sell-wins-lou d oun-gop-chair

CalvinMorallis: skylabdown: Jake Havechek: skylabdown: Of course "Death of a President" was perfectly fine.



That's a British film, you consummate fool.

...That was lapped up by folks like you. It also played in theaters in the US.

The saddest thing I've witnessed over the last few years is the fact that the folks who were so anti-Bush seemed to actually care about good leadership but now it turns out they were just partisian shills all along... turning a blind eye to things like Obama trying to re-write FOIA rules to hide truth from the American People. All because he's "their guy."

Funny. I was under the impression that the country's two largest theatre chains refused to show it.

It made 75% of it's box office gross in the US.

skylabdown: So you support trolling, dishonest headlines... ok.

this headline isn't dishonest, it was a local GOP group and they sent out a mass email with Obama with a bullet in his forehead and the member of the group said it was "a light-hearted attempt...".

Uncle Wiggly: Nothing wrong with a Zombie Obama ... just no bullet holes, you morons ...

Yep.

skylabdown: Jake Havechek: skylabdown: Jake Havechek: skylabdown: Of course "Death of a President" was perfectly fine.



That's a British film, you consummate fool.

...That was lapped up by folks like you. It also played in theaters in the US.



Holy shiat, you're pathetic. Keep grasping those straws, sparky.

Straws? You're "defense" is to say it was a British film. Well, it played in more theaters in the USA than all other countries combined and it also made most of its money here, 75%. So, I'd say it was supported whole heartedly by the lefties here more than anyone in the world... hence my straw!

What's your point? If something is made elsewhere but widely distributed here by US citizens, it's ok since it originated elsewhere? Oh that's right, you don't have a point.

From what I gathered in this thread, the posters in this thread consider that film to be bad and in poor choice. And the media at the time considered it to be bad and in poor choice. So what is your point? "The British did some bad stuff so vote Republican"?

rebelyell2006: skylabdown: Jake Havechek: skylabdown: Jake Havechek: skylabdown: Of course "Death of a President" was perfectly fine.



That's a British film, you consummate fool.

...That was lapped up by folks like you. It also played in theaters in the US.



Holy shiat, you're pathetic. Keep grasping those straws, sparky.

Straws? You're "defense" is to say it was a British film. Well, it played in more theaters in the USA than all other countries combined and it also made most of its money here, 75%. So, I'd say it was supported whole heartedly by the lefties here more than anyone in the world... hence my straw!

What's your point? If something is made elsewhere but widely distributed here by US citizens, it's ok since it originated elsewhere? Oh that's right, you don't have a point.

From what I gathered in this thread, the posters in this thread consider that film to be bad and in poor choice. And the media at the time considered it to be bad and in poor choice. So what is your point? "The British did some bad stuff so vote Republican"?

Hah, "poor taste". I need more coffee.

skylabdown: CalvinMorallis: skylabdown: Jake Havechek: skylabdown: Of course "Death of a President" was perfectly fine.



That's a British film, you consummate fool.

...That was lapped up by folks like you. It also played in theaters in the US.

The saddest thing I've witnessed over the last few years is the fact that the folks who were so anti-Bush seemed to actually care about good leadership but now it turns out they were just partisian shills all along... turning a blind eye to things like Obama trying to re-write FOIA rules to hide truth from the American People. All because he's "their guy."

Funny. I was under the impression that the country's two largest theatre chains refused to show it.

It made 75% of it's box office gross in the US.

The film was screened in the U.S. for 14 days, showing at 143 theatres at its widest release. (new window)

Yes, it was quite the blockbuster.

the Chairman Obama presidency has been such a disaster of Biblical proportions that no one is optimistic about the future.

this could be bad, as a failed presidency can have a long effect on the country.....

Nacc: I wonder what the gop reaction to this would have been if some dim dem had done that to pubes and several other gop important faces. No doubt there would be public and bloody crucifixions of those involved. Mother farking disparity. How does it work?

Bush hittler? Bush assassination movie? You been under a rock last 10 years or what?

I'm absolutely shocked. Shocked that it wasn't the Arizona GOP.

/Arizonan

/Grist.

winterwhile: the Chairman Obama presidency has been such a disaster of Biblical proportions that no one is optimistic about the future.

this could be bad, as a failed presidency can have a long effect on the country.....

Nice.

skylabdown: CalvinMorallis: skylabdown: Jake Havechek: skylabdown: Of course "Death of a President" was perfectly fine.



That's a British film, you consummate fool.

...That was lapped up by folks like you. It also played in theaters in the US.

The saddest thing I've witnessed over the last few years is the fact that the folks who were so anti-Bush seemed to actually care about good leadership but now it turns out they were just partisian shills all along... turning a blind eye to things like Obama trying to re-write FOIA rules to hide truth from the American People. All because he's "their guy."

Funny. I was under the impression that the country's two largest theatre chains refused to show it.

It made 75% of it's box office gross in the US.

Actually, it made 60 percent of its gross in the US, and that was only about 600k. If I made four dollars at my lemonaide sale and can truthfully claim that I made fifty percent of my sales off taxi drivers, the fact remains I still only made 4 bucks, and my lemonaide sale was not a success.

and at it's widest release Death of a president only showed on 140 screens, and it only played in the US for 2 weeks. So that hardly seems, to me, as if US theatres embraced it, or that US audience goers did, either.

skylabdown: Jake Havechek: skylabdown: Jake Havechek: skylabdown: Of course "Death of a President" was perfectly fine.



That's a British film, you consummate fool.

...That was lapped up by folks like you. It also played in theaters in the US.



Holy shiat, you're pathetic. Keep grasping those straws, sparky.

Straws? You're "defense" is to say it was a British film. Well, it played in more theaters in the USA than all other countries combined and it also made most of its money here, 75%. So, I'd say it was supported whole heartedly by the lefties here more than anyone in the world... hence my straw!

What's your point? If something is made elsewhere but widely distributed here by US citizens, it's ok since it originated elsewhere? Oh that's right, you don't have a point.

Heh, whole hearted support is a gross of $280K. A real blockbuster there.

CalvinMorallis: skylabdown: CalvinMorallis: skylabdown: Jake Havechek: skylabdown: Of course "Death of a President" was perfectly fine.



That's a British film, you consummate fool.

...That was lapped up by folks like you. It also played in theaters in the US.

The saddest thing I've witnessed over the last few years is the fact that the folks who were so anti-Bush seemed to actually care about good leadership but now it turns out they were just partisian shills all along... turning a blind eye to things like Obama trying to re-write FOIA rules to hide truth from the American People. All because he's "their guy."

Funny. I was under the impression that the country's two largest theatre chains refused to show it.

It made 75% of it's box office gross in the US.

Actually, it made 60 percent of its gross in the US, and that was only about 600k. If I made four dollars at my lemonaide sale and can truthfully claim that I made fifty percent of my sales off taxi drivers, the fact remains I still only made 4 bucks, and my lemonaide sale was not a success.

and at it's widest release Death of a president only showed on 140 screens, and it only played in the US for 2 weeks. So that hardly seems, to me, as if US theatres embraced it, or that US audience goers did, either.

He's a lying S.O.B. He does it like it's a bodily function.

*Yawn*

Joe Blowme: Bush hittler? Bush assassination movie? You been under a rock last 10 years or what?

The movie wasn't even an American movie let alone one made by a DNC group.

Headso: skylabdown: So you support trolling, dishonest headlines... ok.

this headline isn't dishonest, it was a local GOP group and they sent out a mass email with Obama with a bullet in his forehead and the member of the group said it was "a light-hearted attempt...".

You don't see a difference between saying "local GOP group" and "GOP"? Why did you make the distiction in your post then?

As it was already pointed out, this was a private citizen group of registered voters... not the national Republican party. No matter how much you want to believe it... it's just not the case. ...and the headline was a douchey attempt to conflate the truth.

Jake Havechek: Actually, it made 60 percent of its gross in the US, and that was only about 600k. If I made four dollars at my lemonaide sale and can truthfully claim that I made fifty percent of my sales off taxi drivers, the fact remains I still only made 4 bucks, and my lemonaide sale was not a success.

Or, you could claim that your failed stand that served ghastly lemonade was fairly popular with taxi drivers, who considered this particular blend of kool aid to be perfectly acceptable.

log_jammin: Somacandra: I remember hearing about that in subsequent threads.

I've even heard the name before but I 'll be damned if I can remember it now.

Programmer Cat, I do believe. Something about personally making sure Bush II didn't serve a third term.