Hank Williams Jr. ((( face palm )))

Wobbie

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/OTUS/han ... DO1tESN6S4

:fp:

polaris_x

gonna estimate his viewpoint is reflective of at least 25% of the population ...

brianlux

I'm guessing Hank Jrs' anger is another extension of his frustration with never measuring up to his daddies accomplishments.

ComeToTX

moron.

Wobbie

polaris_x wrote:

gonna estimate his viewpoint is reflective of at least 25% of the population ...

sadly, you may be right

StillHere

what do you expect from young hank..oh er, i mean Bocephus

sadly, he is not alone

usamamasan1

he may be on to something about hating the military




"All this for a damn flag?"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJgWMI0hch8

blackredyellow

usamamasan1 wrote:

he may be on to something about hating the military

*cough* bullshit *cough*

http://www.snopes.com/politics/obama/dday.asp

usamamasan1

I guess you have a good point there.


What say you about the "all this for a dman flag" comment? Maybe you can clean sweep me on my two examples?

blackredyellow

usamamasan1 wrote:

I guess you have a good point there.


What say you about the "all this for a dman flag" comment? Maybe you can clean sweep me on my two examples?

I saw the video clip, and she could have said a ton of different things. Your mind will see what you want it to see.


Elephant shoes...

Cosmo

usamamasan1 wrote:

he may be on to something about hating the military




"All this for a damn flag?"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJgWMI0hch8

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PJ-Physics

usamamasan1 wrote:

he may be on to something about hating the military




"All this for a damn flag?"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJgWMI0hch8

Man, usamamasan...you didn't learn anything yesterday I guess... about just believing crap. You REALLY need to quit being so gullible, my man.

PJ_Soul

:fp: indeed. Especially since: so what if he was, which he isn't??? For fuck sake, Romney's a Mormon. But that doesn't bother him? What a bigot. If you're gonna hate on religious denomination, at least hate all of the equally.

gimmesometruth27

hank is just seeking attention as he fades further and deeper into irrelevance. he saw the attention that nugent got by catering to the fringe right and tea party and how it rejuvenated nugent's "career" for 2 weeks, so he is trying the same thing. he is a worn out, burnt out shell of a man who has not written a recognizable "hit" song in over 2 decades. it must hurt him to know that most people under age 20 have no idea who he is. he has no sizable audience left, so he plays the county fair circuit where he will find the simple minded good ol' boys that were once his audience so he can kowtow to them and tell them what they want to hear, like obama is a muslim. the tea party caters to them, so hank does too.

hank is not his dad, and he will never be as good as his dad, and out of that he has turned to alcohol and drugs to numb the pain of being an aging, irrelevant country star... and he has taken up the politics of the attention whores like nugent, dennis miller, dave mustaine, bo derek, and pat boone.

there is nothing more pathetic in this world than the aging, fading, quasi-celebrity...

brianlux

gimmesometruth27 wrote:

hank is just seeking attention as he fades further and deeper into irrelevance. he saw the attention that nugent got by catering to the fringe right and tea party and how it rejuvenated nugent's "career" for 2 weeks, so he is trying the same thing. he is a worn out, burnt out shell of a man who has not written a recognizable "hit" song in over 2 decades. it must hurt him to know that most people under age 20 have no idea who he is. he has no sizable audience left, so he plays the county fair circuit where he will find the simple minded good ol' boys that were once his audience so he can kowtow to them and tell them what they want to hear, like obama is a muslim. the tea party caters to them, so hank does too.

hank is not his dad, and he will never be as good as his dad, and out of that he has turned to alcohol and drugs to numb the pain of being an aging, irrelevant country star... and he has taken up the politics of the attention whores like nugent, dennis miller, dave mustaine, bo derek, and pat boone.

there is nothing more pathetic in this world than the aging, fading, quasi-celebrity...

My point exactly only much better stated.

usamamasan1

all this for a damn flag?

brianlux

usamamasan1 wrote:

all this for a damn flag?

Come again?

usamamasan1

brianlux wrote:

usamamasan1 wrote:

all this for a damn flag?

Come again?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJgWMI0hch8

brianlux

usamamasan1 wrote:

brianlux wrote:

usamamasan1 wrote:

all this for a damn flag?

Come again?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJgWMI0hch8

No, man, she said, "I didn't burn the fries," and he responds, "Yeah, I know."

Wobbie

blackredyellow wrote:

*cough* bullshit *cough*

http://www.snopes.com/politics/obama/dday.asp

this reminds me of the bullshit story that obama wouldn't sign eagle scout certificates.

the guy who really didn't respect our military is the guy who got 5000 of them killed by invading the wrong country.

usamamasan1

Ryan Says Obama 'Drops His Veil' at Times

CARNEGIE, Pa. - Paul Ryan said today that President Obama "sort of drops his veil" at times, apparently suggesting the president doesn't always reveal his true beliefs."Every now and then President Obama sort of drops his veil, he's less coy about his philosophy. He sort of reveals his true governing policy, what he really believes," Ryan said to a crowd of over 2,000 people.

"Remember this other time where he was caught on video saying, 'People like to cling to their guns and their religion.' Hey, I'm a Catholic deer hunter. I am happy to be clinging to my guns and my religion."

Ryan was referring to the now famous audio clip released from an Obama fundraiser in San Francisco in April 2008.


"Or how about the latest doozy in Roanoke, Virginia?" Ryan said, referring to the president's "you didn't build it" line that is now a standard punching bag for Republicans. "Tony and Tony, father and son, we're here in your business. You have 50 employees in your business. You created jobs. You worked hard. You sacrificed. You rolled up your sleeves, you took risks. You had good days, you had bad days. Tony, you built this business. The government didn't build it for you. It's your business, your achievement, and we all benefit from that. That's what this country is built upon.You see, it's this belief that we need a government-centered society driven by a government-driven economy. It doesn't work."

Inside the warehouse of Beaver Steel standing in front of a massive American flag, Ryan also brought up 2008's Joe the Plumber as another example of the differences between the two tickets, specifically on the economy.

"Remember back in 2008, remember the guy Joe the Plumber?" Ryan asked the crowd to cheers. "Remember when he said, you know, 'We want to spread the wealth around?' It's this belief that the economy is some fixed pie, that there's only just so much money in America, it's fixed, and that the job of the government is to redistribute the slices of the pie. That's not true. The job of the government is to set the conditions for economic growth so we can grow the pie and everybody can get a bigger slice of the American pie through economic growth, through opportunity, through achievement, upward mobility. That's where prosperity comes from."

In his second week on the campaign trail, Ryan also brought up the issue that has dogged the Romney campaign since he was chosen: Medicare. In Pennsylvania, he tailored his pitch to the local audience and said, "You're going to hear a whole lot of distortions because that's all he (Obama) has to offer."

"In Pennsylvania, 38 percent of all seniors in Pennsylvania have chosen Medicare Advantage for their Medicare benefits," Ryan said of the program that is popular, but a private option within Medicare. "It's a plan they got to choose for themselves that they like. About half of them are going to lose it under Obamacare within five years. That's a $3,600 cut in benefits for current seniors. Nearly one out of six hospitals and nursing homes are going to go out of business or stop taking Medicare patients because, you know why, President Obama treated Medicare like piggybank to fund Obamacare and his campaign calls that an achievement. Medicare should be there for Medicare, not Obamacare."

A Ryan aide said those estimates come from the Medicare actuary.

When Ryan, a Green Bay Packers fan, took the stage to cheers in Pittsburgh Steelers country, he was waving a bright yellow "terrible towel," which are waved at Steelers football games, but manufactured close to Ryan' s hometown of Janesville.

"Wow," he said with the yellow towel in his hand. "You know, these things are intimidating on TV. I've got to tell you that. I'm a big football fan and it is great."

JOEJOEJOE

I am glad Hank III has carved out his own career without resting on laurels like his dad!

brianlux

JOEJOEJOE wrote:

I am glad Hank III has carved out his own career without resting on laurels like his dad!

I can't help but wonder- if Hank I had been an unknown would we even know about Hank III or Hank II for that matter?

JOEJOEJOE

brianlux wrote:

JOEJOEJOE wrote:

I am glad Hank III has carved out his own career without resting on laurels like his dad!

I can't help but wonder- if Hank I had been an unknown would we even know about Hank III or Hank II for that matter?

I doubt it.....Hank II is a carbon copy of his dad. III, at least, has taken his own musical path.

Zoso

this guy is a dangerous asshole.. I have no problems with assholes but when they attempt to spread out and out stupidity to other dangerous who are willing to listen to anything.. then I have an issues.

Byrnzie

gimmesometruth27 wrote:

hank is just seeking attention as he fades further and deeper into irrelevance. he saw the attention that nugent got by catering to the fringe right and tea party and how it rejuvenated nugent's "career" for 2 weeks, so he is trying the same thing. he is a worn out, burnt out shell of a man who has not written a recognizable "hit" song in over 2 decades. it must hurt him to know that most people under age 20 have no idea who he is. he has no sizable audience left, so he plays the county fair circuit where he will find the simple minded good ol' boys that were once his audience so he can kowtow to them and tell them what they want to hear, like obama is a muslim. the tea party caters to them, so hank does too.

hank is not his dad, and he will never be as good as his dad, and out of that he has turned to alcohol and drugs to numb the pain of being an aging, irrelevant country star... and he has taken up the politics of the attention whores like nugent, dennis miller, dave mustaine, bo derek, and pat boone.

there is nothing more pathetic in this world than the aging, fading, quasi-celebrity...

JOEJOEJOE

gimmesometruth27 wrote:

hank is just seeking attention as he fades further and deeper into irrelevance. he saw the attention that nugent got by catering to the fringe right and tea party and how it rejuvenated nugent's "career" for 2 weeks, so he is trying the same thing. he is a worn out, burnt out shell of a man who has not written a recognizable "hit" song in over 2 decades. it must hurt him to know that most people under age 20 have no idea who he is. he has no sizable audience left, so he plays the county fair circuit where he will find the simple minded good ol' boys that were once his audience so he can kowtow to them and tell them what they want to hear, like obama is a muslim. the tea party caters to them, so hank does too.

hank is not his dad, and he will never be as good as his dad, and out of that he has turned to alcohol and drugs to numb the pain of being an aging, irrelevant country star... and he has taken up the politics of the attention whores like nugent, dennis miller, dave mustaine, bo derek, and pat boone.

there is nothing more pathetic in this world than the aging, fading, quasi-celebrity...

If I had a dollar for everytime someone mentioned Dave Mustaine, Bo Derek and Pat Boone in the same sentence, I'd have one dollar!

PJ_Soul

usamamasan1 wrote:

brianlux wrote:

usamamasan1 wrote:

all this for a damn flag?

Come again?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJgWMI0hch8

:fp: :fp: :fp:
Seriously?

Wobbie

Cosmo wrote:

...
Just a friendly tip: You really need to get your facts from someplace other that the Spam E-Mails sent to you by your militia cohorts.
...
You're Welcome.

I used to work with a bunch of guys who got their "facts" from the same sources :roll:

gimmesometruth27

JOEJOEJOE wrote:

gimmesometruth27 wrote:

hank is just seeking attention as he fades further and deeper into irrelevance. he saw the attention that nugent got by catering to the fringe right and tea party and how it rejuvenated nugent's "career" for 2 weeks, so he is trying the same thing. he is a worn out, burnt out shell of a man who has not written a recognizable "hit" song in over 2 decades. it must hurt him to know that most people under age 20 have no idea who he is. he has no sizable audience left, so he plays the county fair circuit where he will find the simple minded good ol' boys that were once his audience so he can kowtow to them and tell them what they want to hear, like obama is a muslim. the tea party caters to them, so hank does too.

hank is not his dad, and he will never be as good as his dad, and out of that he has turned to alcohol and drugs to numb the pain of being an aging, irrelevant country star... and he has taken up the politics of the attention whores like nugent, dennis miller, dave mustaine, bo derek, and pat boone.

there is nothing more pathetic in this world than the aging, fading, quasi-celebrity...

If I had a dollar for everytime someone mentioned Dave Mustaine, Bo Derek and Pat Boone in the same sentence, I'd have one dollar!

that was a pretty good one, eh? i never noticed the randomness of those names until you mentioned it

:geek:

wolfamongwolves

PJ_Soul wrote:

usamamasan1 wrote:

brianlux wrote:

Come again?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJgWMI0hch8

:fp: :fp: :fp:
Seriously?

Ah, the power of suggestion... potato wave? http://youtu.be/xLd22ha_-VU