WTF????????????????

[Chizzang]

Ayers has won awards for teaching troubled youths and building organizations for educating the poor... He's been through the court system in this country for his crimes and has since won some kind of a "outstanding citizens award" in Illinois (I read that but that's all I know) he donates his money to charity at an astounding level and works to fight injustice...

Yup, he was in a known anti-war terrorist group

So were lots of people who are now respected officials, like former IRA bomber Gerry Adams was welcomed at the Bush White House as a peacemaker. Former PLO leader Yasser Arafat was too. Former Students for a Democratic Society member and Ayers friend Tom Hayden was elected to the California State Assembly. Former Black Panther Bobby Rush is a congressman representing Chicago, as is former Puerto Rican independence activist Luis Gutierrez.

Bill Ayers is a Rush Limbaugh talking point... that's all
and about 25% as much of a threat to society as Dick Cheney

Bullshit. Both Ayers and Rudolph should have been publicly executed.

Ayers, Rudolph, Adams, Arafat, Hayden, Rush, and Gutierrez should have been publicly executed.

Next.

We've got 100 Senators who are a much bigger threat to our health welfare and future than anybody on that list of yours... I suggest we publicly execute the entire Senate

That action alone should get the House in order...

[blueballs]

Ayers, Rudolph, Adams, Arafat, Hayden, Rush, and Gutierrez should have been publicly executed.

Next.

We've got 100 Senators who are a much bigger threat to our health welfare and future than anybody on that list of yours... I suggest we publicly execute the entire Senate

That action alone should get the House in order...

Ain't that the truth?

[HI54UNI]

Ayers, Rudolph, Adams, Arafat, Hayden, Rush, and Gutierrez should have been publicly executed.

Next.

We've got 100 Senators who are a much bigger threat to our health welfare and future than anybody on that list of yours... I suggest we publicly execute the entire Senate

That action alone should get the House in order...

I don't think we should chance it. Execute all 535.

[Chizzang]

We've got 100 Senators who are a much bigger threat to our health welfare and future than anybody on that list of yours... I suggest we publicly execute the entire Senate

That action alone should get the House in order...

I don't think we should chance it. Execute all 535.

At this point even Thomas Jefferson would probably agree...

[Ivytalk]

Weren't you threatening to quit giving money to GSU when he was supposed to come 6 months ago? I bet you're thrilled they went and did it secretly.

You can consider that done. I will be attending the Furman/GSU game because IvyTalk is coming down but after that I will be done. There are other considerations as well that I'd rather not discuss in public forums that some of the GSU posters here are aware of that happened last season after the final home game, but this did it for me.

I didn't know that, bb! You'll have to fill me in next weekend.

[Chizzang]

We've got 100 Senators who are a much bigger threat to our health welfare and future than anybody on that list of yours... I suggest we publicly execute the entire Senate

That action alone should get the House in order...

I don't think we should chance it. Execute all 535.

The good news is if you execute the entire Senate you kinda get a "double"
(there are 70 lawyers in there as a freebee)

[Ivytalk]

I don't think we should chance it. Execute all 535.

The good news is if you execute the entire Senate you kinda get a "double"
(there are 70 lawyers in there as a freebee)

I resemble that remark!

[native]

I don't think we should chance it. Execute all 535.

At this point even Thomas Jefferson would probably agree...

Jefferson, as an admirer of the French Revolution, might be one of the first to agree. Washington and Hamilton, on the other hand, would probably be among the last of the founders to agree. At this point, maybe even they would agree.

[Chizzang]

The good news is if you execute the entire Senate you kinda get a "double"
(there are 70 lawyers in there as a freebee)

I resemble that remark!

I'm just playin' around... I had to hire a lawyer lastmonth to keep me from going to jail in Phoenix for driving 60 MPH over the speed limit... he was an awfully nice man (for a lawyer)

[Skjellyfetti]

Weren't you threatening to quit giving money to GSU when he was supposed to come 6 months ago? I bet you're thrilled they went and did it secretly.

You can consider that done. I will be attending the Furman/GSU game because IvyTalk is coming down but after that I will be done. There are other considerations as well that I'd rather not discuss in public forums that some of the GSU posters here are aware of that happened last season after the final home game, but this did it for me.

bump.

Wondering if blueballs is back on the Georgia Southern wagon.

[travelinman67]

And loved by some of the people who hate him now...

Bullshit. Both Ayers and Rudolph should have been publicly executed.

Spot on, Brother Native.

But rather than having 9 blanks and 1 live round...

...better yet, all 10 live.

Publicly televised...

...PPV.

With proceeds going to the victim's families.

Yes, the Police Officers' families whom Ayer's was responsible for killing would split the proceeds three ways.

William Ayers is a domestic terrorist, who co-founded a militia organization responsible for at least 7 bombings, by his own admission, of government and businesses, and materially supported, with training, equipment and means, the terrorist organization responsible for murdering 3 police officers during a 1981 bank robbery.

He is beyond salvation. People who defend him are soulless ideologues. The fact a President sought counsel/friendship from him is unforgiveable.

The most promising end to his legacy would be for him to stuff a pistol barrel in his mouth.

Not that I'm suggesting, but...

[travelinman67]

I resemble that remark!

I'm just playin' around... I had to hire a lawyer lastmonth to keep me from going to jail in Phoenix for driving 60 MPH over the speed limit... he was an awfully nice man (for a lawyer)

What were you driving?

[blueballs]

You can consider that done. I will be attending the Furman/GSU game because IvyTalk is coming down but after that I will be done. There are other considerations as well that I'd rather not discuss in public forums that some of the GSU posters here are aware of that happened last season after the final home game, but this did it for me.

bump.

Wondering if blueballs is back on the Georgia Southern wagon.

As a fan of the football program yes and I was never not a fan even as I despised what Baker and Grube had turned the program into.

As a donor and season tix holder no effing way and it ain't EVER gonna happen.

[catamount man]

FREE ERIC RUDOLPH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A God among men and a voice for the white Christian majority who mainly give lip service behind closed doors. ERIC TOOK ACTION!!!!!!!!!!

[houndawg]

Bullshit. Both Ayers and Rudolph should have been publicly executed.

Spot on, Brother Native.

But rather than having 9 blanks and 1 live round...

...better yet, all 10 live.

Publicly televised...

...PPV.

With proceeds going to the victim's families.

Yes, the Police Officers' families whom Ayer's was responsible for killing would split the proceeds three ways.

William Ayers is a domestic terrorist, who co-founded a militia organization responsible for at least 7 bombings, by his own admission, of government and businesses, and materially supported, with training, equipment and means, the terrorist organization responsible for murdering 3 police officers during a 1981 bank robbery.

He is beyond salvation. People who defend him are soulless ideologues. The fact a President sought counsel/friendship from him is unforgiveable.

The most promising end to his legacy would be for him to stuff a pistol barrel in his mouth.

Not that I'm suggesting, but...

No, t'bag, he is not beyond salvation. None of us are beyond salvation. Even the worst, the lowest, the filthiest, the greediest, the foulest, the most venal, the most brutal and misanthropic among us has some glimmer of good deep down inside, no matter how well they keep it hidden.

How do I know this?


Because Dick Cheney shot a lawyer.

[BlueHen86]

Bullshit. Both Ayers and Rudolph should have been publicly executed.

Spot on, Brother Native.

But rather than having 9 blanks and 1 live round...

...better yet, all 10 live.

Publicly televised...

...PPV.

With proceeds going to the victim's families.

Yes, the Police Officers' families whom Ayer's was responsible for killing would split the proceeds three ways.

William Ayers is a domestic terrorist, who co-founded a militia organization responsible for at least 7 bombings, by his own admission, of government and businesses, and materially supported, with training, equipment and means, the terrorist organization responsible for murdering 3 police officers during a 1981 bank robbery.

He is beyond salvation. People who defend him are soulless ideologues. The fact a President sought counsel/friendship from him is unforgiveable.

The most promising end to his legacy would be for him to stuff a pistol barrel in his mouth.

Not that I'm suggesting, but...

Glad to see that you still agree with this same post 10 months later.

[Gil Dobie]

Am I missing something, all this love for a guy that was a member of an organization that bombed public property, and dedicated a book to Sirhan Sirhan & others (according to wiki), but if he had bombed an abortion clinic he would be called a wacko by the same people.

Who loves Bill Ayers..? Who said they did..?

The situation is funny however... for a whole bunch of reasons.. and yes, I know it's not funny to you

Oh ghost of Cleets, I'm at you.