The Patriotism Police: This Modern World

[elfwitch]

Your Homeland Security tax dollars at work.

Over the iron gates at the entrance of Auschwitz was written "Arbeit Macht Frei"
"Work will set you free"

[Walt Starr]

1. And Tomorrow hits another one out of the park

Spot on, and that's frightening.

[Name removed]

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[bryant69]

3. Hyperbole

You sound kind of like a freeper--particularly when you suggest that we live under the illusion that life in NK, Iran, or China is great.

Still I could be wrong, and if so, allow me to explain that Mr. Tomorrow is exagerating certain aspects of our current situation for humerous effect.

Bryant
check it out --> http://politicalcomment.blogspot.com

[Name removed]

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[markses]

6. Whew! Constructive criticism! Worldwide Blogging! Censorship and Slavery!

You really have those rote right wing talking points down pat. If only we (the so-called "liberal left") could attain to such a lofty degree of individuality that we sound like every other chekhovian whining champ-een to grace these dirty boards! My shining stars and streamers.

Read the rules. Don't like 'em? Don't come here.

As for your dread world-wide blog, I expect that many here would take their chances with your skewed version of reality and miniscule readership, champ.

[Bandit]

7. maybe dems should spend more time pointing out what's right in America

Kind of like the Republicans did the eight years before this current disaster in office. :shrug: You slay me. Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha What exactly is right in America this last three years anyway?

[Kathy in Cambridge]

8. Thanks for visiting

we're glad your stay was short.

censorship, control, enslavement. Kind of sounds like a Rushbot talking point.

[midnight armadillo]

4. There's a name for what TT is doing

It's called "satire."

sat·ire
n.
1. A literary work in which human vice or folly is attacked through irony, derision, or wit.
2. The branch of literature constituting such works.
3. Irony, sarcasm, or caustic wit used to attack or expose folly, vice, or stupidity.

Your invocation of Iran, NK, and China is known as "irrelevant."
ir·rel·e·vant
adj.
Unrelated to the matter being considered.