Hey, NPR: Fund your own lame liberal humor — and leave my family alone

Michelle Malkin ^ | 3/21/11 | Michelle Malkin

[fhayek]

Far be it from me to challenge the “I am a Jew I can say this” clause. I wouldn’t go any where near that. To many Muslims, though, it’s not really a joke. Then again, there is very little about Islam that is funny.

[EQAndyBuzz]

Sorry, I was just referring to those eight.

[boop]

I almost never laughed at Poundstone’s “comedy” even before I knew what a leftist freak she was. Back in the 90’s Rosie O’Donnell had an HBO special that actually WAS funny. maybe because it wasn’t overtly political. She really went after Woody Allen and O.J. I admit I laughed. Now, you couldn’t PAY me to watch either of these two. I guarantee it’s all Palin/Bush “jokes”. And uber-liberal Will Farrell? NOT funny in movies OR real life. And he’s a bad man. He consistently gets the most votes for being an asshole to his fans by Autograph magazine. O’Donnell says she doesn’t sign autographs, either.

[adorno]

Liberals, don't like to pay for anything, and they'd rather take it from others, but, legally, like through government funds, which is, of course, other people's money.

The liberals I know believe that there is unending wealth in the pockets of the rich and the big corporations, and that, the poor are entitled to that money, which to a great number of them, was attained illegally or "greedily" or at the expense of everybody that is not rich.

But,here, read for yourself how liberals feel about NPR and how it's the right thing to do with government money:

Internet killed the radio star: let NPR "go dark"

http://www.zdnet.com/blog/perlow/internet-killed-the-radio-star-let-npr-go-dark/16312?tag=mantle_skin;content

If you read through the posts, you'll find the liberal mindset to be predominant. I did my best to battle the stupidity. (my posts are as 'adornoe') That's a ZDNet (most posters are liberal) discussion.

[Blogatron]

No way to treat the true proletariate (as if wine & brie liberals really cared about working people).