21-11-2003 18:05									#1
	Something on the Daily Show reminded me of Apolyton... Full PM-box? Change here!

the other night there was a segment called Robert Corddrey in Watching TV. they showed a clip from some new tv show where two women (i think they said they are the daughters of Hilfiger or something and had quite a lot of money) were riding in a fancy limo. They talked slow (not speed-wise) and one of them said, "I don't understand how people can pay for clothes. Clothes should be free because don't you need clothes? It's a necessity."

just like some leftists on apolyton...

	21-11-2003 18:17									#2
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I don't think this one is going to last very long

	21-11-2003 18:27									#3
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can i do a post ante deletia here?

	21-11-2003 18:49									#4
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I agree. In Canada, the government should provide toques for all it's citizens.

	21-11-2003 19:15									#5
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Tax the rich and ponchofy the populace!
Galoshes for all!

	21-11-2003 19:19									#6
	Re: Something on the Daily Show reminded me of Apolyton... Full PM-box? Change here!

quote: Originally posted by Albert Speer the other night there was a segment called Robert Corddrey in Watching TV. they showed a clip from some new tv show where two women (i think they said they are the daughters of Hilfiger or something and had quite a lot of money) were riding in a fancy limo. They talked slow (not speed-wise) and one of them said, "I don't understand how people can pay for clothes. Clothes should be free because don't you need clothes? It's a necessity." just like some leftists on apolyton...

I saw the very same show last night - laughed my ass off.

And yes...I also thought of the leftists here on poly.

This just goes to show the childish, naive mindset of many leftists.

	21-11-2003 19:26									#7
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I think pudding should be supplied free.

	21-11-2003 20:01									#8
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quote: Originally posted by Caligastia This just goes to show the childish, naive mindset of many leftists.

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you know it's true... pampered people driving around in 'limos' saying (quite dumb-sounding) how clothes should be free...

	21-11-2003 20:11									#10
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and that's any more intelligent than having a replica of david that shoots champagne from his penis and a cake of a woman with sparklers for her nipples?

that's brought to you by rich rightists.

	21-11-2003 20:15									#11
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mike tyson is a rightist?

	21-11-2003 20:17									#12
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how 'bout kenneth lay, late of enron?

tyson's just a retarded brute who's got a voice as high as michael jacksons and got hit by a right cross one too many times.

	21-11-2003 20:20									#13
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Let them eat cake statements by the patronizing rich do not represent what the left may or may not think.

	21-11-2003 20:24									#14
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There's a line in a RR song, "If this is a free country, why does everything cost so much?"

	21-11-2003 20:27									#15
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Oh, I think that TV show has Paris Hilton and her friend living life on an Arkansas farm

	21-11-2003 21:26									#16
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quote: Originally posted by chegitz guevara

Not necessarily you, Che, but I do believe childishness is why left wing ideology appeals to so many young people. Children want to have their every whim taken care of, so naturally a nanny state will sound like a good thing to them.

	21-11-2003 21:29									#17
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As opposed to the childishness of the right which says "MINE! MINE! MINE!"

	21-11-2003 21:39									#18
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quote: Originally posted by chegitz guevara As opposed to the childishness of the right which says "MINE! MINE! MINE!"

Yes, there is childishness on both sides, but in my (completely unbiased ) opinion there is more on the left as is evidenced by the amount of young people who are drawn to the left.

	21-11-2003 21:40									#19
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so you're saying that conservatives are all young people who have had their dreams crushed?

that's kinda sad, isn't it ?

	21-11-2003 21:43									#20
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quote: Originally posted by Caligastia Yes, there is childishness on both sides, but in my (completely unbiased ) opinion there is more on the left as is evidenced by the amount of young people who are drawn to the left.

Maybe it's the decrepit, self centered, old people which are drawn to their respective ideologies that makes the difference.

	21-11-2003 21:46									#21
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yet another pointless thread displaying Alberts idea that everyone who owns a computer and has internet access is rich (him being the exception of course)

	21-11-2003 22:27									#22
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quote: Originally posted by Berzerker There's a line in a RR song, "If this is a free country, why does everything cost so much?"

It's from one of the sounds-the-same-as-every-other-alternative-band-on-the-radio bands. Several of my college friends are banned from the official bulletin boards of this band because they posted these lyrics and asked the band's fans to seriously explain to them what the hell they meant.

For me, it's just another reason to stop listening to the radio.

	21-11-2003 22:40									#23
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quote: Originally posted by Q Cubed so you're saying that conservatives are all young people who have had their dreams crushed? that's kinda sad, isn't it ?

Not had their dreams crushed, just had a good dose of reality.

	21-11-2003 23:05									#24
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"I don't understand how people can pay for clothes. Clothes should be free because don't you need clothes? It's a necessity."

Communist

"I don't understand how people can pay so much for clothes. Clothes should be subsidized because don't you need clothes? It's a necessity"

Democrat

"I don't understand how people can not afford clothes. Clothes should be high on an individual list of priorities for them to purchase because don't you need clothes? It's a necessity"

Republican

"I don't understand why people would wear clothes. Clothes should be burned in the street and everyone will walk around naked because you don't need clothes. It's not a necesity."

Dissident

	21-11-2003 23:12									#25
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quote: Originally posted by Albert Speer the other night there was a segment called Robert Corddrey in Watching TV. they showed a clip from some new tv show where two women (i think they said they are the daughters of Hilfiger or something and had quite a lot of money) were riding in a fancy limo. They talked slow (not speed-wise) and one of them said, "I don't understand how people can pay for clothes. Clothes should be free because don't you need clothes? It's a necessity." just like some leftists on apolyton...

No leftist ever said that here. You either don't understand what they are saying, or you are trolling.

	21-11-2003 23:43									#26
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quote: Originally posted by Berzerker Oh, I think that TV show has Paris Hilton and her friend living life on an Arkansas farm

speaking of paris hilton...

	22-11-2003 00:01									#27
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Ah yes, those hordes of liberal suburban millionare white people are at it again.

	22-11-2003 00:05									#28
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Paris Hilton is not a liberal.

	22-11-2003 00:14									#29
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well, it does appear she's rather liberal with her body here...

	22-11-2003 00:24									#30
	Re: Something on the Daily Show reminded me of Apolyton... Got spare money?

quote: Originally posted by Albert Speer the other night there was a segment called Robert Corddrey in Watching TV. they showed a clip from some new tv show where two women (i think they said they are the daughters of Hilfiger or something and had quite a lot of money) were riding in a fancy limo. They talked slow (not speed-wise) and one of them said, "I don't understand how people can pay for clothes. Clothes should be free because don't you need clothes? It's a necessity." just like some leftists on apolyton...

Hey ******* -- this is not how mainstream liberals think.


This is nothing but a pathetic troll attempt.