I Wonder What Freeper Founder JimRob thinks of Bush's Veto Today?

[berni_mccoy]

From http://www.psnw.com/~jimrob/resume.htm:

Jim Robinson was diagnosed with muscular dystrophy in 1976 and has been wheelchair bound since 1996. Given that MD is a disease that stands a good chance of being cured from stem cell research, I have to wonder if he agrees with Bush on this one.

I know when Bush was in the primaries, JimRob did not think kindly of him: http://www.freerepublic.com/forum/a38123a4375fc.htm#30

[Rabrrrrrr]

1. His self-hatred - that is, republican inspired fake christianity -

sustains him. So, no, he won't feel any betrayal from Fuckstick's veto since RimJob already considers himself nothing less than pond scum.

[Scribe]

3. But isn't he disabled? Do you think he might see the stem cell

issue more personally?

[Rabrrrrrr]

5. I don't think he will - he already hates himself, and so doesn't think

the way that normal, decent human beings do.

Remember, he's disabled AND republican - and not just republican, but a true hate-based fake Christian republican neo-con asshole fuckbag - his psychology is so far beyond the bend, that he could never even begin to approach a behavior or thinking process or ideology or ontology that a normal, human, person would exhibit.

[crimson333]

2. need to change MS to MD

they are diffrent diseases

"Jim Robinson was diagnosed with muscular dystrophy in 1976 and has been wheelchair bound since 1996. Given that MS is a disease"

[berni_mccoy]

4. Thanks for catching that... fixed.

[crimson333]

6. no problem

:)

[Skittles]

7. the freeper founder is an ignorant scumbag

he won't make the connection

[MADem]

8. When the breakthrough happens in a foreign land, he will simply travel and

pay a grand sum to get the treatment.

And gloat that he could afford to do it.

[GreenPartyVoter]

12. And the money will come from the freepathons they hold there.

[DanCa]

9. While I am truly sorry that he has MD

I can't help wonder why I must suffere because of his and the pastor in chief's religious beliefs.

[RedXIII]

10. tsk tsk...

some things never change,because i read that during 1200 AD that the church declared that knowledge was all known and that nothing would change, now President Bush is trying to ban science looks like the wagon wheel isn't far off. LOL

[warrens]

11. That was only until S. Carolina

About the time of the S.C. primaries, he suddenly purged all the McCain fans and told anyone who didn't support Bush to get the hell off his board. Must be that fat check from the RNC.