dumbass. Someone's been hanging around Dubya too long!FOXNews.com - Politics - British Group Gives Rumsfeld Award for Brain Teaser
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12.08.2003
I can't even believe this!!!!! FDR was six-hundred and twenty-two times the president Reagan was!!! Fuck this country! I'm fucking leaving!!! What the hell, you people get stupider and stupider every DAY! What is wrong with this nation??? This is sick, plain disgusting, I'm angry as HELL about it! DOWN WITH REAGANISM! DOWN WITH CONSERVATIVE IGNORANCE! If this actually happens, if we TAKE AWAY FDR's honor and give it to that ROGUE Reagan, I WILL leave this country!CNN.com - Dime debate pits Reagan against FDR - Dec. 5, 2003
One of the two things that bind a community together is a common vision for the future. The other, though is a rememberence of the past. I think that the one way to empower ourselves for our stuggles to come, is to become very familiar with where we've come from. I think that this comming year we should all reflect very carefully on Gay history, and try to learn as much as possible about it. We neeed to climb every mo... well, you'll get the idea when you get to the page.
Britney is marketing herself as a "gay icon" now. I think this is a slap in the face for the gay community. Think of all of the great gay icons of the past. Bette Midler became a gay icon after singing her way out of poverty through gay bathhouses and finally to the mainstream. Judy Garland's life paralleled the bittersweet life of the gay community itself. Gay men felt a kindred spirit in her. My point is that gay icons--or any icon for that matter--are made by the community, and not by marketers. I am offended and angry that some record companies think they can create a "gay icon." This is insulting, and a slap in the face for the community, and we should be aware that this is happening, and speak up about it. Britney's marketers are assuming our ignorance in the matter, which is wrong. Be a conscientious consumer.Bozell's Entertainment Column -- 11/21/2003 -- Shameless Britney and Pink -- Media Research Center
