This is silly, everyone knows the greatest mistake America ever made was new coke.

RexTalionis: MurdochReality has very little direct editorial control over Fox News.

Certainly true. Ruper Murdoch believes the greatest mistake America ever made was freeing the woolies.

That's how the right-wing hate machine works, folks.

1) Make a patently absurd, fascist statement.
2) Make sure its presented in a way that rings with the audience.
3) Wait for furor.
4) Have alternate staffer offer a weak non-apology.
5) Lather, rinse, repeat.

End result: the mouth-breathing retards that comprise the Fox Faithful now seriously wonder if women's suffrage should be repealed so they can finally vote down welfare, education and equal rights protections.

I truly believe we need to bring an end to the suffrage of women.

I thought Anne whatsername was trolling when she said this. Now, I can't even tell the trolls from the actual Fox News talking points.

I'm beginning to think Fox News is being this ridiculous because they want Obama to win. This isn't out of the question- having a pro-business Democrat in office is very lucrative for Fox.

Aar1012: This is silly, everyone knows the greatest mistake America ever made was new coke.

I personally thought it was Crystal Pepsi.

Oddly enough, both are the brain child of B-Rock Husyourdaddy Fartbongo

I thought it was TotalFark.

Problem: Women tend to vote for socially-liberal things.
Solution: Women are too stupid to know how to vote right!
Bonus: The liberals they're voting for are elitist!

You know he sucks the Devil's cock, right? He wont die for another 200 more years.

Just as long as he doesn't come out in favor of women's right to drive - because that truly is the greatest mistake America ever made.

umad: The man has a point. Letting women make their own choices is how we ended up with shiat like Twilight and Justin Bieber.

But woman deserve...

Um, that is to say....

/Goddamnitsomuch

umad: The man has a point. Letting women make their own choices is how we ended up with shiat like Twilight and Justin Bieber.

So you're saying that if we prevent women from making their own choices, we won't end up with things like the Lifetime network?

/hmmmmm....

A guy once told me:

They should never have given women the right to vote. Women got the right to vote and men went off to WW1. When the men got back drinking, drugs whoring and gambling were all illegal.

Magorn: I was rather shocked the first time I heard this sentiment openly, and without a trace of shame expressed when I was "freep Diving" one day. It was from a father who proudly was recounting how his 11-year old daughter matter of factly told him she didn't think women should vote because they aren't smart enough to handle the responsibility.

I call bullshiat. No Freeper ever gets out of his parent's basement long enough to even TRY to get laid, let alone have a child.

Magorn: BarkingUnicorn: Peterson says women are too emotional:

"You walk up to them with an issue, they freak out right away," he said. "They go nuts. They get mad. They get upset, just like that. They have no patience because it's not in their nature. They don't have love."

Maybe it's just you, Rev.

Could be his sample size too: If YOU were his wife would you be able to restrain yourself from hauling off and smacking about every third time he opened his mouth

Of course, how smart could she be to marry someone who thinks she's lucky to be a second-class citizen?

you know, these guys wouldn't be so quick to say this crap if roosevelt himself was still alive.

/Zombie Teddy 2012!

Sometimes I wonder what the straw would be that would make me seriously start looking to leave the US. Unfortunately by the time it happens I probably wouldn't be accepted elsewhere because I'd be too old.

Why would I give a fark what Rupert Murdoch thinks about anything?

America's biggest mistake, by far, was Paris Hilton.

Thanks to that worthless twat, it's now acceptable to be famous for....being famous.

See, e.g., Snooki, Tila Tequila, anyone named Kardashian, etc.

As I've said elsewhere, this very well could be the downfall of the Republican party. There are a lot of similarities between how the Republicans are acting now, and how the Progressive Conservatives acted in the early 1990s.

Since confederation in 1867, like the US, Canada was a two party system for the most part. While third parties had been able to gain more leverage than in the US, it was essentially a race between the Liberals on the left and the Progressive Conservatives on the right. In the early 1990s the PCs were losing popularity from their majority, and an election was coming up. In focus groups, people said they didn't like the face of the Liberal leader, who had a deformity.

The PCs ran an ad campaign on this, and it backfired immensely. The deformity was caused be Bell's palsy, and the attack ads were compared to schoolyard bullying. What people say in a focus group versus how they actually feel can be two different things. The result of this caused the PCs to go from a 156 seat majority in the House to 2, losing official party status.

The point I'm getting at is that what some conservatives say they believe in can be quite different from what they actually believe. Sure many may claim they are God fearing and are devout Christians, and may very well be against abortion and gay marriage. But these same people also either are or have relationships with women. Abortion and gay marriage may not affect them personally, but losing access to contraceptives and being told that they are inferior and should be denied the right to vote from the party elite does. They may claim to be on side with these issues, but when alone in a voting booth, they are likely to let their true opinions be heard...

Janusdog: Sometimes I wonder what the straw would be that would make me seriously start looking to leave the US. Unfortunately by the time it happens I probably wouldn't be accepted elsewhere because I'd be too old.

My friends and I were considering Finland back when Santorum was winning primaries. Maybe it's time to reconsider.

The Jami Turman Fan Club: I thought Anne whatsername was trolling when she said this. Now, I can't even tell the trolls from the actual Fox News talking points.

I'm beginning to think Fox News is being this ridiculous because they want Obama to win. This isn't out of the question- having a pro-business Democrat in office is very lucrative for Fox.

Not to mention great for their ratings.

And now we're talking about it. It would not surprise me if In five years it is being discussed as a serious "policy" option.

Murdoch can't vote here.

Nadie_AZ: So when is Fox News going to repudiate and then terminate the person who said this?

Ah, see, he is only a "guest," not an employee, so not only does Fox not have to fire him, but this is how they get away with having this sort of stuff on their channel. They can just say "Hey, that's not OUR opinion, that's just what our guest said. We're merely presenting a diversity of opinions!"

The fact that Hannity never calls this guy on his BS is, of course, in no way meant to be an endorsement of his position. Ha ha, you silly, don't think that 'cause it's totally not true!

Well, there is the whole White Males of Age With Property argument for voting rights