Clearly this woman is mentally ill and needs help.

[quote][b]herschel_84[/b] - A properly trained guard dog would not be distracted by the presence of another dog.
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Exactly..something tells me the "guard dog" is the teddy bear in this situation...

@1965reader: Plenty of lewd stuff already in the Bible. Your friends might want to read a little closer. >)

@New Dawg:

Well, that make two of us sick then, because it makes me sick that this knuckle-dragging, mouth-breathing, 19th-century throw back in our representative in Congress.

On the international stage our country will be as completely irrelevant as Mexico in fifty years if we keep electing buffoons like this. They LOVE guys like him in China and Russia.

[quote][b]hurriedbloom[/b] - @barryhollander: HuffPost picked it up already - http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/11/07/charles-darwin-georgia-paul-bro...
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Thanks for the link...I hadn't seen the actual video of Broun's speech.

Now I feel ridiculous having voting for Darwin because Paul Broun is COMEDY GOLD....those deer heads...I think I may have ruptured something laughing at him...

@Emperor1972:

Just be happy reading comprehension isn't required to vote...

Broun is actually a member of the House's Science, Space, and Technology committee. Yep, the guy that thinks the earth is 10,000 year old is one of the ones making decisions on our country's science policy.

@toscany:

You're right, but why shouldn't they? He's the perfect distillation of their beliefs!

As other have said, the Oconee Hill cemetery workers are notoriously rude jerks. My hat is off to Mr. Haas for giving them a taste of their own medicine. Apparently, that didn't go over to well with the little crybabies; too bad their sniveling, cowardly behavior will be preserved for posterity here with this article.

There's no way this guy just randomly started chasing cemetery workers around with a machete; they obviously did something to start the confrontation.

I'm totally confused. Don't these injuries merely prove that Martin was STANDING HIS GROUND? There's no reason, other than gross negligence on Zimmerman's part, for there to have been any physical contact between them...in fact, Zimmerman was told not to confront him by the police dispatcher.

Frankly, sounds like Zimmerman simply got his butt whipped, and resorted to a gun when he wasn't man enough to get the job done with his fists.

@JackP32:
I'm impressed that that you've taken an article about a group of morons and actually managed to make yourself look even dumber than they are.

@jtsim: Were he still alive, I think Richard Jewell might take issue with that statement.

[quote][b]snarkydude[/b] -
I've doubted Obama's allegiance to this country and its ideals all along.
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I doubt your allegiance to this country and its ideals too. Pretty ironic, huh?

Like most things, the irony is no doubt lost on you.

@joeleejohnson: Uh, the tax code already exists almost solely to keep the American aristocracy afloat; nobody is going to go through the trouble of creating a tax shelter because of this ruling who hasn't already done so.

Makes almost as much sense as addressing food safety by electing a past president of the Georgia Agribusiness Council.