What Do Facebook And Egypt's Elections Have In Common?

IBD Editorials ^ | May 25, 2012 | MARK STEYN

[Gritty]

It’s ugly to behold, but Steyn nails it as usual!

[PapaBear3625]

Liberated from the grip of Mubarak, the new Egypt is a land where the Israeli embassy gets attacked and ransacked, Christians get killed and their churches burned to the ground, female reporters for the western media are sexually assaulted in broad daylight, and for the rest of the gals a woman's place is in the clitoridectomy clinic.

The difference between a dictator and a fanatic, is that the dictator will be satisfied if you pay your taxes and refrain from challenging his authority. The fanatic will not be happy until he completely dominates all aspects of your life.

[Slings and Arrows]

I’m more of a bow guy than a stern guy. (Not that there’s anything wrong with it.)

[ken in texas]

You anti-sternite!!

[TheOldLady]

Well, I've always know that!

Here's a nice pair of boobies for you:

[Slings and Arrows]

Bowphile!

[Slings and Arrows]

You're too kind. Have some beefcake.

[TheOldLady]

Oh! Be still, my beating heart! That’s about the only beefcake I get these days, LOL!

Dang! That looks really good.

[Slings and Arrows]

Glad you enjoyed. Heck, you’re making me hungry!

[irv]

for a "social media revolution," the principal beneficiaries seem to be remarkably antisocial

That's the case with most revolutions. Steyn understands that. The idiots who reported on that wonderful "Arab Spring" don't. Obama doesn't. Hillary doesn't.

We have the wrong people in charge. Some days it's annoying. Other days, it's downright dangerous.