Pedro Picasso unimpressed

[franksolich]

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x7832355

Oh my.

Atman  (1000+ posts)        Wed Mar-03-10 07:48 AM
PEDRO PICASSO, #11 TOP PRIMITIVE OF 2009
Original message

Wow...I despise Mittens Romney even more than I realized!

He's on with Joe now, pushing his "America is the awesomest and has never done anything wrong" book. What an asshole.

ConstitutionalLib (43 posts)      Wed Mar-03-10 07:53 AM
Response to Original message
 
3. Why would you "hate" someone for having a different opinion or worldview than your own? Isn't that the essence of America, tolerance for differing points of view? You don't have to agree with them, you can debate and try to convince them of the validity of your point of view, but why would that engender hate?

Atman  (1000+ posts)        Wed Mar-03-10 08:09 AM
PEDRO PICASSO, #11 TOP PRIMITIVE OF 2009
Response to Reply #3

5. Pretty ironic response, given that Mitten's book is all about lack of tolerance...

...for other points of view.

I edited the sub line because I have posted before that I don't "hate" much of anyone, especially people I've never met.

That said, I don't buy into the flag-waving ang jingoism stuff that Romney pushes. Calling out Obama for being an apologist and refusing to accept the tremendous damage Bush did to our nation, and our reputation in the world. The accidents of our birth do not make us any more entitled to claim we're the "awesomest" than those of other nations who are also proud of their heritage. Blind natiolism leads to the kind of ugly arrogance we got under Bush, and all the shit that came along with it.

ConstitutionalLib (43 posts)      Wed Mar-03-10 08:22 AM
Response to Reply #5
 
9. I haven't read his book, nor do I intend to, but I was responding to the "I hate romney" heading, I do agree with a lot of people but I don't hate them, they have their view I have mine. I also do not want their right to voice their opinion infringed upon, because if the government can stop them, they can stop me. But that having been said, if the KKK wanted to have a rally, I would support their right to speak even though I wholeheartedly disagree with everything they would say, but I DO NOT support the money spent for publicly funded police protection for them, just cause they have a right to speak, doesn't mean they have a right to be protected from the consequences of that speech.

Atman  (1000+ posts)        Wed Mar-03-10 08:39 AM
PEDRO PICASSO, #11 TOP PRIMITIVE OF 2009
Response to Reply #9

19. How am I infringing on his right to speak in any way?

Further, how is your response to my op in any way different than my response to Romney's stomach-churning jingoism? Do you feel his wealth and plastic hair make HIS opinion more acceptable than mine?

I've suspect, based upon your screen name, that you're a mole, but DU rules forbid me from calling you out...so I'll watch and wait to see just how "tolerant" you really are of opposing viewponts. So far, I'm unimpressed.

Ian David  (1000+ posts)        Wed Mar-03-10 08:19 AM
THE SKUMBAG PRIMITIVE, #14 TOP PRIMITIVE OF 2009
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8. Bring electrical tape to the book store to put Hitler mustaches on his book cover. 

[Ralph Wiggum]

Ian David  (1000+ posts)       
Wed Mar-03-10 08:19 AM
THE SKUMBAG PRIMITIVE, #14 TOP PRIMITIVE OF 2009
Response to Original message

8. Bring electrical tape to the book store to put Hitler mustaches on his book cover. 

Back to that immature crap again, asshole?

[Ralph Wiggum]

Once again I ask, how does Atman/Texas Toast/Pedro Picasso take time away from his "high-paying Democrat operative" position to watch MSNBC every morning?  That has never been answered...

[JohnnyReb]

DUmmie said"....doesn't mean they have a right to be protected from the consequences of that speech."

GOOD! The next liberal that gets in your face about one of their favorite causes that you don't like. .....slap hell out of 'em....DUmmie said it was alright.

Mod to add...think I'll go stand in the grocery store check out line...I'm feeling frisky this morning.....

[franksolich]

Once again I ask, how does Atman/Texas Toast/Pedro Picasso take time away from his "high-paying Democrat operative" position to watch MSNBC every morning?  That has never been answered...

Probably.

One has to remember where Pedro Picasso comes from.

One of those 1950s Levittowns down in Florida, where he grew up with his eyeballs glued to the television screen.

One suspects Pedro Picasso's never in his life read a book bigger than 50 pages, 48 of which were illustrations.

[Carl]

Atman truly is a simple minded fool.
He gets his ass handed to him every time he tries to prove how smart he is yet never learns from it.

[USA4ME]

Pedro can make all the claims he wants, but he's a hatemonger.

.

[Ralph Wiggum]

Pedro can make all the claims he wants, but he's a hatemonger.

.

And a racist.

[franksolich]

Atman truly is a simple minded fool.

He gets his ass handed to him every time he tries to prove how smart he is yet never learns from it.

You know, I don't think Pedro Picasso's stupid or anything.

I think his brain is capable of absorbing knowledge and insight.

However, his rather, uh, priggish arrogance acts as if a steel door slamming shut in front of his face so that knowledge and insight are kept from entering his head.

Alas! poor Pedro Picasso! alas!

Too add to his misery, Pedro Picasso apparently also is afflicted with trimenthylamunia.

Alas! poor Pedro Picasso! alas!

[CC27]

Atman  Donating Member  (1000+ posts)  Journal  Click to send private message to this author  Click to view this author's profile  Click to add this author to your buddy list  Click to add this author to your Ignore list      Wed Mar-03-10 07:48 AM
Original message
Wow...I despise Mittens Romney even more than I realized!
   
Edited on Wed Mar-03-10 07:58 AM by Atman
He's on with Joe now, pushing his "America is the awesomest and has never done anything wrong" book. What an asshole.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x7832355

Found him Frank.

[Ralph Wiggum]

Dupe:

http://www.conservativecave.com/index.php/topic,41396.0.html

[franksolich]

Dupe:

http://www.conservativecave.com/index.php/topic,41396.0.html

CC27 and franksolich are always bumping into each other on Skins's island, looking at the same thing.  And so inevitably once in a while this happens, both of us posting the same thing at the same time.

It's no big deal, but one is starting to wonder if our esteemed colleague CC27 wasn't born and raised in the Sandhills of Nebraska too, or something.

[franksolich]

You know, sir, I found it quite curious in something Pedro Picasso babbled last week, about being a "New England liberal," as if trying to gently suggest he's been there since 1627 or something.

It's true his maternal ancestress came from Old Money and Much Money in New England, but Pedro Picasso was born and raised down in Florida, and didn't move up to New England until fully grown.

Something reeks of pretension there.

[franksolich]

And a racist.

And has stiff knees, too.

[Ralph Wiggum]

CC27 and franksolich are always bumping into each other on Skins's island, looking at the same thing.  And so inevitably once in a while this happens, both of us posting the same thing at the same time.

It's no big deal, but one is starting to wonder if our esteemed colleague CC27 wasn't born and raised in the Sandhills of Nebraska too, or something.

Not a problem, just wanted to note the duplicate.

IIRC, CC27 is from the northern suburbs of Chicago.  Don't know about any Sandhills connection, though.

[franksolich]

IIRC, CC27 is from the northern suburbs of Chicago.  Don't know about any Sandhills connection, though.

It's been a few years since I was over there, but I have fond memories of the northern suburbs of Chicago, especially Evanston.

The alums of Brandeis University used to (perhaps they still do; I dunno) have an annual book-sale over there; some sort of big sale that drew people from all 50 states and most provinces of Canada.

Since they were books and not television sets, it's unlikely I could've run into Pedro Picasso without knowing it, but now I wonder if CC27 and I might have met, without knowing it.

[Ralph Wiggum]

It's been a few years since I was over there, but I have fond memories of the northern suburbs of Chicago, especially Evanston.

The alums of Brandeis University used to (perhaps they still do; I dunno) have an annual book-sale over there; some sort of big sale that drew people from all 50 states and most provinces of Canada.

Since they were books and not television sets, it's unlikely I could've run into Pedro Picasso without knowing it, but now I wonder if CC27 and I might have met, without knowing it.

I used to work up there a couple of blocks from the Northwestern campus.  Don't recall the book-sale.  Think CC27 was from further north, more like Vernon Hills, Libertyville or Mundelein.  Then again, it could have been Naperville way out west...it's been a while since he commented on his location, and it's not terribly important anyway.

[Ralph Wiggum]

Atman  (1000+ posts)        Wed Mar-03-10 07:48 AM
PEDRO PICASSO, #11 TOP PRIMITIVE OF 2009
Original message

I'm an asshole.  I created a piece of shit graphic for a Nationwide NASCAR race and then claimed it was actually featured in the Daytona 500.  I stuff envelopes on a volunteer basis and claim that I'm a highly paid democrat operative.

Fixed.

[franksolich]

I used to work up there a couple of blocks from the Northwestern campus.  Don't recall the book-sale.

It was great.

I dunno where Brandeis University is, other than in one of those lillupitian New England states, but apparently many of their alums settle in Chicago as medical and legal professionals.

A high-class book sale, put on by high-class people.

The women, obviously of Hebraic derivation, strikingly attractive, class and grace and elegance and style oozing out of every pore.

And none of them afflicted with bum knees or trimenthylamunia.

[Carl]

And a racist.

And a complete fool that thinks he deludes sane people as to how "important" he is to liberal politics.

[Ralph Wiggum]

And a complete fool that thinks he deludes sane people as to how "important" he is to liberal politics.

He's just a ****ing sheeple who sucks at the teet of the Democrat party.

[AllosaursRus]

Probably.

One has to remember where Pedro Picasso comes from.

One of those 1950s Levittowns down in Florida, where he grew up with his eyeballs glued to the television screen.

One suspects Pedro Picasso's never in his life read a book bigger than 50 pages, 48 of which were illustrations.

Yep, 'prolly Spiderman, no, no, I know...... Baby Huey or Richie Rich!

[thundley4]

I'm really unimpressed with Atman, he is not very original.  It seems like he finds some popular target of hate on DU, and then writes his own whiny-bitch rant about it. He knows he'll get lots of replies and agreement , but he is just another sheeple, not a leader.

[Carl]

He's just a ******* sheeple who sucks at the teet of the Democrat party.

Another useless moron like 24 business hours Pitt.

[GOBUCKS]

When you describe yourself as an artist, and the pinnacle of your creative career is a political sign with the candidate's name, in block letters, superimposed over the outline of his state, where do you go from there? Going back to crappy, unpublished cartoons might actually be a move up. It's not as if he's ever made enough money to support his family anyway. Mission control to DUmmy Pedro... over. Come in, DUmmy Pedro... over.