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"Damn me as a cynic if you must, but I can't help but wonder why Osama is suddenly spewing DNC talking points.."
Because Osama comes from a culture built on paranoia and conspiracy. It's his stock and trade and it's easily accesible for Arabs, Europeans, and left-wing Americans. The truth is that Osama isn't so much spewing DNC talking points as the DNC has been spewing Osama's talking points. Or talking points that carry the same kind of intellectual and moral weight that Osama's ideas might.
It's a convergence of Nihilisms. A Western Nihilism in the form of a Democratic Party that no longer believes in anything except killing or enslaving the powerful in the name of the weak and a Muslim Nihilism that abandons virtue in the pursuit of power, a power that was supposed to follow from a virtuous life, but somehow didn't. Almost as if strength, wealth, and influence were something accumulated with hard work, creativity, and political and economic freedom, but of course in Osama's mind that would be ludicrous. The same goes for the modern DNC. JFK and Truman are long gone.
Posted by: The Apologist on October 31, 2004 08:29 PM
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BREAKING: Police say the suspect in the FSU shooting is 20-year-old Phoenix Ikner, the son of a Leon County, FL Sheriff's deputy. Police say he "unfortunately" had access to her gun, and the gun was used in the shooting.
2 deceased -- not believed to be students.
Podcast: CBD and Sefton chat about Iran, and the unfortunate fact that only America can deal with them militarily, the nonsense that the media are spewing about the illegals being deported, Harvard's pomposity, and more!
Podcast: CBD and J.J. Sefton chat about Iran and the possibility of war, the NYC mayoral race/clownshow, Tariffs, industry, employment, PA's governor, and more!
Podcast: CBD is joined by journalist and film critic Christian Toto, and Jim Lakely of The Heartland Institute. We discuss Hollywood's contempt for its customers, in particular the catastrophe of Snow White, and whether its failure is a signal of a sea change in Hollywood.
Forgotten 80s Mystery Click: I Can't Believe It's Not Bryan Adams Edition
Well I saw you on the avenue
And as usual you're with someone new
I guess there's nothing left for me to do but turn away
I'm growing tired of all your alibis
There ain't one you can justify
I ain't gonna take it anymore and I'll tell you why
You know, I wrote "I Can't Believe It's Not Bryan Adams" and then realized, "Wait, this is so blatantly a Bryan Adams-style song this might actually be a genuine Bryan Adams song, let me look this up." In fact, yes, it's co-written by Bryan Adams and Jim Vallance. And I guess I would have realized that if I just watched the video, in which Bryan Adams plays guitar and contributes backing vocals.
Jason Statham's Working Man beat Snow Woke at the box office this weekend. The Chosen, a movie made up of three episodes of a show available on TV, almost beat Snow Woke too, cashing in $11 million over the weekend.
I't's time to let go. Actor Val Kilmer dies at 65. Doc Holiday in Tombstone was his ultimate role, but I'll always love his comedic turns in Top Secret! and Real Genius. RIP. [Weirddave]