It isn't much, but It's better than nothing.

I'm tired of all of the flak that Nintendo's latest system is getting. Seriously, as much as I want to try out the X360 for Gears of War, but the nasty bias against Nintendo's new system is starting to piss me off. Look, I understand your skepticism towards the Remote and Nunchuck controller, but the narrow-minded attitude is unnecissary. The sad thing about these pricks is that they don't even take the time to make the sensor adjustments, or, at the very least, read the goddamned owner's manual. Is reading the system manual too damn tedious for you? Hell, the guys at I-mockery and The Best Page in the Universe are actually satisfied with their Wiis. Sony, on the other hand, completely fucked up with the PSP and the PS3. What's even crazier is that the original Playstation wasn't that great to begin with. At least Nintendo let Hudson release the homoerotic space shooter Cho Aniki (Japanese for Super Big Brother) onto the virtual console, whereas Sony canned the PS2 Cho Aniki's US release.

Today, I'm going to tear apart two politicians who are portrayed as "heroes" and "do-gooders" by their supporters/defenders. One is a conservative Republican, the other a statist Democrat who helped the Clintons as their VP. It's time for me to take them down and out.

1. Bobby Jindal: The idea that this man is a friend of Louisiana is not what he is about. He voted against tax relief for Katrina and Rita victims and suceeded (David Vitter has also voted this way). He says it's not ok for women to have abortions, but it's acceptable to send 3,000 soldiers to their deaths and 24,000 to the infirmiry. He prattles about what's on tv/in the CD player/at the theater like a dumbass, but he probably watches hardcore porno on his PC when his wife and family aren't home. He ignores any scientific facts that contradict his beliefs (just like the left-wing dipshits that he opposes). Theremore, this man fits the description of self-righteous asshole. Hell, he probably used taxpayer money to get himself elected three times. Of course, there are more things I don't know about him that may or may not be true. However, that looks like something for Michael Parenti to take on sometime.

2. Al Gore: I first decided to go after him in 2004 and I still do at the present. This man claims to be for the enviroment when he uses more power than Ruddock, LA, has a private jet, and drives a car that uses a battery that resulted from strip-mining. Furthermore, he failed three colleges and didn't do very well in science. This man spews out self-righteous shit about things that he has no clue. Not to mention he goes after social liberty for fear that it might lead to free thought. After all, free thought is what James Randi, John Stossel, myself, and P&T truly champion. My "interview" with this sack of shit will end rather grim.

I'm getting sick of the crybaby conservatives saying that homosexuals are "ruining" marriage when they are leading the country in divorce, adultery, teen pregnancy, and STD transmission. Why not ban straight marriage since most of them fail? Sounds absurd? Well, so does trying to prevent a man from marrying another man. Plus, I'm not the only one who thinks this way. What good is getting married if it results in misery? After all, there's no such thing as a traditional family.

As the title says, I'm back. Plus, I bought more art supplies, too. It helps to have a Mannequin when you're working on Frame-by-Frame animation (and a book on anatomy).

It's funny that the religious, leftists, enviromentalists, and other such freedom haters can tear up Libertarianism, secularism, and capitalism like there's no one to rebuke them; but as soon as someone decides to make a cartoon that takes potshots at their sacred cows, they go apeshit and attack that very critic. I'm not the only one who acknowledges this; and those who see their hypocrisy will expose them as the frauds/fanatics/fundamentalists they are. This is how freedom works; if one can speak one's mind, the other who disagrees must speak as well.
Example 01: If you don't like a business that hired holocaust deniers, just don't use services and they'll get the message real quick.
Example 02: If you don't like a restaurant's food, you stop eating there.
Example 03: If a glue-sniffing conspiracy theorist says that Kennedy was taken out by LBJ; one can debunk that theory with hard evidence.

Yep, this is my fourth visit to North Carolina and Just like the last three; it will be awesome. Here's a rundown of the states I've visited so far:
Mississippi: More than I can remember.
Alabama: Same here.
Florida: Ditto
Georgia: Four times
South Carolina: Four times
North Carolina: Four times
Virginia: Once or Twice (hard to remember)
Texas: Twice
Arkansas: Twice
Illinois: Once
Pennsylvania: Once
Arizona: Once
West Virginia: Once
Maryland: Once

That's all for now.

All I have to say is that until I see evidence, I will not decide if they are guilty or not. If they are guilty, then give them a year in jail each (no more, no less) with restitution to the victim and his family. If they are not (which is a huge assumtion), then turn them loose. For all of those who are going to accuse me of being racist: maybe if you didn't accuse people who criticize your leaders for being corrupt, inept, etc. and did some research, maybe you wouldn't be looked upon as a bunch of lazy, whiny, gluttonous, bloodsucking, unproductive leeches.

I'm getting sick of the cry-baby conservatives spewing out the "stay the course because the troops made a small ammount of progress" bullshit. If you say that they've made progress, then where is your hard evidence? However, I'm pissed off at the whiny leftists (who sully the word "liberal") who want to pull out of Iraq, yet want us to stop the Darfur Conflict in Sudan. Being against one war and supporting another is a hypocrisy that the other side will expose for their own odds and ends. Keep in mind that these people on both sides of bi-partisan pole want to take away more of your freedom (both personal and economic) in the name of their superstitions/ideologies/etc. This is one of the reasons why I'm neither for nor against the Iraq war. The other reason is basically the progress and violence. For every small bit of progress, there's at least 20 times as much violence going on over there. I just want this to be over, either victory or pull out. As for radio host Garland Robinette, I think you should re-think that statement about restoring the draft. All it would do is cause more problems than it solves. Not to mention that William Jefferson supports the war in Iraq (if you think that all dems are leftists and/or liberals, then you are a dumbass).

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