The Media Fears Core
Posted October 12th, 2007 by Nathan DeGraaf
I hate America right now.
I never used to hate America. I mean, I always knew we were fat and obnoxious, but that's because we want to be fat and obnoxious, and if anyone has a problem with that they can go to hell. We're Americans and that's how we think. And if anyone has a problem with that? shit, I guess I'm just repeating myself now.
But it wasn't until Ron Paul started running for President that I realized exactly how rigged this game is.
I cannot stress this enough: our government has no interest in doing anything other than protecting their own interests. They don't care about us, our education, our wealth, our individual power, our freedom or even our health. They could give two fucks if we live or die unless we're rich enough to make them richer. And most of us are not.
Ron Paul, after the latest presidential debate, won an online poll on CNBC.COM, which is supposed to be an independent news source.
It's not. In fact, I don't think there's such a thing anymore. I'm starting to believe all the conspiracy nuts: the media really is out to help create the smokescreen that we are free.
After Ron Paul won their online poll, this was written by Allen Wastler, Managing Douchebag at CNBC.
Basically, what Allen is saying is that this poll cannot be taken seriously because Ron Paul has too many supporters, and the other numbers, the ones only verifiable by the media, and the ones in which the media chooses the pollsters, don't show Paul getting that much support. So the online numbers must be wrong.
What bullshit.
Basically, because Ron Paul won the poll, because he had the most supporters at the debate and because the poll was online, this must be rigged. No one trusts computers, which was why we let them tally our votes in the last presidential election.
What a bullshit country.
The lies are piling up and getting more and more obvious: government contracts to feed a war that makes some rich and does great harm to the rest, a media that totally ignores the constitution and instead focuses on whatever shiny baubles it can entertain the populace with, and a people who are content to sit on their asses and never think about what truly goes on in this country.
To borrow from Homer Simpson: "Secrets and Lies, Marge. Secrets and Lies."
So I ask you, if we no longer have the number one economy, if we no longer have our freedom, if our media works for big government, if we're the worst first world country in education, if we're fat, obnoxious and lazy, and if we're known worldwide as war mongering fucksticks, what exactly do we have to be proud of in this country?
Please let me know in the comment box, because I'm getting pretty fucking despondent.
I never used to hate America. I mean, I always knew we were fat and obnoxious, but that's because we want to be fat and obnoxious, and if anyone has a problem with that they can go to hell. We're Americans and that's how we think. And if anyone has a problem with that? shit, I guess I'm just repeating myself now.
But it wasn't until Ron Paul started running for President that I realized exactly how rigged this game is.
I cannot stress this enough: our government has no interest in doing anything other than protecting their own interests. They don't care about us, our education, our wealth, our individual power, our freedom or even our health. They could give two fucks if we live or die unless we're rich enough to make them richer. And most of us are not.
Ron Paul, after the latest presidential debate, won an online poll on CNBC.COM, which is supposed to be an independent news source.
It's not. In fact, I don't think there's such a thing anymore. I'm starting to believe all the conspiracy nuts: the media really is out to help create the smokescreen that we are free.
After Ron Paul won their online poll, this was written by Allen Wastler, Managing Douchebag at CNBC.
Basically, what Allen is saying is that this poll cannot be taken seriously because Ron Paul has too many supporters, and the other numbers, the ones only verifiable by the media, and the ones in which the media chooses the pollsters, don't show Paul getting that much support. So the online numbers must be wrong.
What bullshit.
Basically, because Ron Paul won the poll, because he had the most supporters at the debate and because the poll was online, this must be rigged. No one trusts computers, which was why we let them tally our votes in the last presidential election.
What a bullshit country.
The lies are piling up and getting more and more obvious: government contracts to feed a war that makes some rich and does great harm to the rest, a media that totally ignores the constitution and instead focuses on whatever shiny baubles it can entertain the populace with, and a people who are content to sit on their asses and never think about what truly goes on in this country.
To borrow from Homer Simpson: "Secrets and Lies, Marge. Secrets and Lies."
So I ask you, if we no longer have the number one economy, if we no longer have our freedom, if our media works for big government, if we're the worst first world country in education, if we're fat, obnoxious and lazy, and if we're known worldwide as war mongering fucksticks, what exactly do we have to be proud of in this country?
Please let me know in the comment box, because I'm getting pretty fucking despondent.
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13 Comments
I read somewhere that there are a disproportionate number of geniuses who are male, but that there are also a disproportionate number of males on the bottom end of the intelligence scale as well.
Americans are sort of like that, there are a lot of really influential and socially important Americans who make a difference in the world but there is also a lot of asshats in high up positions that give the rest of you a bad name.
this is the longest comment i have ever wrote... ever, but i implore you read it all
for the the last 20 years of my life (im 21), i never gave a flying fuck about politics. It didnt matter, whats the point of voting if you're only voting for the lesser of two evils.
When our good friend nate mentioned this ron paul character, i googled him, and for the last 6-8 months ive been completely enamored with his campaign, his message, and his FLAWLESS voting record in congress.
When i was younger i used to make fun of those lame ass schizophrenic conspiracy theorists. But lately (circa 2-5 yrs ago) i started noticing the type of shit you only see in movies, and it literally scares the shit out of me. Big government controlling all mainstream media, politicians incapable of answering straight foward questions, no accountability for when the guys uptop screw up, starting wars for no reason other than to line the pockets of the already exuberantly rich motherfuckers.
AND THE WORST PART, i decided to talk to one of my friends of lesser intelligence and lay out to him whats goin on and what he thought about the state of our country, direct quote----
HIM: you've really gone crazy, im actually scared for you bro, you sound like one of those nuts.
ME: I pray that i am crazy, and that i'll wake up and realize im full of shit and im just seeing things.
HIM: I feel bad for you son if think this shit is for real. This is america, this shit can NEVER happen here. Your crazy yo.
ME: Its funny you say that... thats what people said in germany in the early '30s, and russia pre-stalin. It'll never happen here is what they always say before shitbricks start fallin
So let's do something about it. I'm serious.
Our generation has never had anything to rally behind. Our fight is against apathy.
Let's figure out a way to get Ron Paul elected. Let's be the start of the movement that changes the face of our country. It's possible, we're just not willing to sacrifice what needs to be sacrificed.
Hold a rally, donate money, get your people together...
It's doable.
Thank God it's Friday - sweetheart, you need a drink.
you CAN help, its easier than u think
register republican, and vote ron paul in the primaries, and do it quick cuz those cocksuckers are purposley closing the deadlines to register for a party... coincidence (hahaha)
if ron makes it on the republican ticket, and therefore makes it to the national level, he can definetly beat hillary/obama/guilianni and other douchebags.
Not only that, but I'm sure there are ways that you can help on his campaign. Perhaps you can go to his website and see.
Nice piece Nathan, but I believe it's spelled "populace"
No offence here Nate (I'm a big fan of his Coreness) but you're way off about the response to the poll. What the guy is saying is that because people had been linking to it on Ron Paul fan sites, it was less than representative. (Although, I'll admit that he uses a few misleading phrases)
Thanks Ryan. The correction has been made.
The media blows donkey balls. All media. The media is the one who will decide who is going to win the primaries. Seriously, they choose the top candidates that they think will get the nomination, and put out tons of coverage on them and only them. Consequently, the tons of Americans who only vote for the name they heard most often will put those people in office. It makes me want to throw up just thinking about this election process.
From Harwood's letter:
"When a well-organized and committed 'few' can throw the results of a system meant to reflect the sentiments of 'the many,' I get a little worried."
Isn't that what this country's politics are all about these days?
Too bad Ron Paul isn't pro-choice. I might otherwise support him.
Bush has killed the Republican party. Serves them right. Extremism isn't wanted by the vast majority of this country.
Not to be misunderstood, I like Ron's libertarian ideals, but the abortion stance completely fucks him in my book. I'll vote for whoever the Dems pick sadly.
Paul's stance on abortion is meaningless because he is against federal abortion laws.
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