Naw... I liked 'humiliated'. Palin is not some child who simply doesn't know any better. Anyone paying attention knows she earns every pointed finger and laugh she gets.

Comethefuckon. The dimwit is seeking to attain one of the most important jobs in the country. If she can't say anything that isn't a medley of canned right-wing slogans, or express coherent ideas of her own, it's gotta be open season on the daft princess. Seriously.

Like I said, Palin is no babe in the woods (maybe, milf in wood?). She's a grown up who wants to lord over her fellow citizens at the highest levels. Which is - to put it acutely - a disgrace that she's even getting the chance to run.

(Mind you, she doesn't seem as hopeless as G W. Ya... hard to top.)

So, I say shame to those who look down their noses at people who want Palin to be seen as she truly is: a bad joke.

Another thing:

What kind of a dildo do you have to be to whinge about satire directed at Palin? Judas Priest! SHAAAAA-DAAAAAP! Learn to laugh at the truth, and who gives a bleeding fuck about one full-of-shit party over another full-of-shit party? Not I... and not the majority of the libertarian leaning opinions I see here. If there appears to be love for Obama here, it's mostly because he sounds a hell of a lot better than McCain and Bush. Jesus H Christ. Obama speaks like a man in his position should.

I'm fed up with Sarah Palin and i approve this message.

Yep, that labeling business serves little purpose other than to divide, make life a matter of little boxes that we put away on dusty shelves; and some use it to conquer, while others as a marketing tool. This thing is very rampant in book publishing nowadays. It can also be a symptom of snobbery. For example, some will never say that Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four is science fiction, while they won't hesitate to call other books that share the same themes or are sometimes almost (or equally as brilliant) science fiction. The same goes for other genres, like crime and fantasy. If you're branded a science-fiction writer, or a horror writer, you'll probably never break out into the so-called mainstream and big bucks. Take for example Stephen King. Okay, not a perfect example, as he's made it. I bet most still think he's a horror writer, and kids' stuff. Wrong!

The worst stuff often gets rewarded, while the best often suffers neglect and ultimately sinks into oblivion. This is getting worse.

A once great land is now being destroyed from the inside. The biggest idiots and corrupt evildoers run it. Maddening. If you hear anyone say that America is the greatest nation on Earth, raise an eyebrow (unless that person's name is Stephen Colbert or someone else who knows his stuff). If you happen to be an Iraqi, to name but one of dozens of examples, you'll definitely raise an eyebrow -- if you're lucky they haven't been seared off by incendiary bombs or whatever.

There are many ideas out there, and we're all people, not liberals, conservatives, libertarians, Democrats, Republicans.

Similarly, there are many stories out there. They are stories, and not science fiction, fantasy, crime, and what not first and foremost.

By the way, I don't deny that labels can be useful; they help point the way to stuff someone may like depending on previous experiences within the same category. I just mean to say that more and more it's the label that nowadays is all that seems to matter. Ask people on the street what fascism is. I bet you'll hear Hitler 9 out of 10 times, but you won't hear them say what it is, and therefore you won't hear them tell you that America is a fascist state right now. Go back in time to Germany in the 1930s and you'll find many proud Germans who are unaware of what they've become. History repeats itself, yes, but do you know why? You should if you're paying attention. (Not aimed at BHG, because I've no doubt he knows.)

You made an excellent point, fella.