Okay, here is the most HILARIOUS wingnut comment on the ACA ruling

[GarroHorus]

This one even beats Michael Savage blaming Roberts' decision on his medication:

To: scottfactor

Why the heck has this ruling not been appealed yet?

2 posted on Tuesday, July 03, 2012 6:35:04 AM by aces
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[RevStPatrick]

1. You know, I think you are right.

There have been so many completely over the top comments - calls for armed insurrection, the death of America, the worst thing since the Civil War...

And yet, this comment is so simple, sounds so normal, but shows a complete and utter lack of understanding of how things work!

[Buns_of_Fire]

2. Sign that man up! He's republican presidential candidate material!

[Puzzledtraveller]

3. to be fair

I have dem colleagues at work who are just as clueless.

[valerief]

12. Nope, not nearly. They're smart enough to be Dems rather than foot-shooters. nt

[NNN0LHI]

14. To be fair?

I know plenty of Reaganites who claim to be Democrats.

Don

[catbyte]

4. That's almost as good as Rand Paul's:

“Just because a couple people on the Supreme Court declare something to be ‘constitutional’ does not make it so..."

The way the Teabaggers try to shape shift reality is both lame and hilarious at the same time.





Diane
Anishinaabe in MI & mom to Taz, Nigel, and new baby brother Sammy, members of Dogs Against Romney, Cat Division
"Dogs Aren’t Luggage--HISS!”

[WCGreen]

28. That's how Hitler was able to grab power..

To empower the ignorant who only know force and physical intemidation....

[rurallib]

5. you may laugh, but this person knows GOD is the last appeal

and HE will strike it down in a mighty smite!

[GarroHorus]

6. Good point.

That makes this shit all the more laughable!!!

[bakpakr]

9. GOD

They way they look at GOD and believe that he answers their prayers they are in a bit of a quandary.

I had one they other day tell me that they will pray about it and GOD will strike down the ACA. My reply to him was; Did you pray before the decision was handed down? He said yes he did and that he prayed that the law would be found unconstitutional. I told him that GOD did in fact answer his prayer and that GOD by not causing the law to be found unconstitutional believes it is a good thing. He just walked away sputtering as they tend to do when you confront them with their stupidity.

[rurallib]

15. not to mention GOD's boy was the first universal health care provider.

[liberalhistorian]

20. "Obama isn't a brown-skinned socialist

giving away free health care. You're thinking of Jesus."

My fellow Christian friends and I never get tired of quoting that placard we saw a pic of on here to those who claim to follow Jesus but who haven't a clue about who he truly was or what he stood for!!!

[valerief]

13. That means anyone can say "God told me" whatever he wants "God" to say. nt

[CaptJasHook]

16. If you took away human's reason

We would have died long ago. We are hairless apes, without any good natural weapons to defend ourselves and have to drag our young around for two years or more before they can forage for on their own.

God ain't got nothing to do with it. And if he did, then he gave us this reasoning mind to figure this kind of shit out. All the Republicans have these days are emotional outbursts, like little spoiled, angry playground bullies.

[flamingdem]

19. Oh that's right, Ryan mentioned God as being "the decider"

LOL

[Festivito]

30. Doesn't think he has a prayer.

Perhaps he needs a supremer court before opting for the supremerest.

But, like I said. I don't think he has a prayer.

Too bad that even with universal health care, we couldn't cure him of the irony deficiency.

[jschurchin]

7. Bwahahahahahaha!!!!

Yeah and these moron's vote. Scary, huh?

[LibertyLover]

8. You know, I wish I could be outraged (although I did chuckle)

but over the years I've seen how little most people know about the political and legal processes in the US. It's frightening.

[Leopolds Ghost]

17. Lack of knowledge about the history of the health care debate is frightening

Reading DU or HuffPo (much less a conservative website) you'd think most of the people on blogs were in elementary school during the era of the 1994 health care reform debate. Oh wait... they were. Helps explain why everyone's gotten used to the idea of "individual mandates" replacing entitlements.

[yellowcanine]

10. Who let Sara Palin out?

Doesn't she have some animals to slaughter or something?

[ThoughtCriminal]

11. They could try appealing to the EXTREME COURT!

[HopeHoops]

18. Appealed to, um, what the USSC?

[Suji to Seoul]

21. PM me the link to that. I need to verify someone is just that fucking stupid!

I know it's a Freeper.

[GarroHorus]

31. In your DU Mail

I hate the idea of linking to that dretch in a thread.

[Proud Liberal Dem]

22. That's good

but Rand Paul's comment about something not necessarily being constitutional "just because SCOTUS said so" was completely OTT in terms of it's abject stupidity and indifference. People like Rand Paul and Ron "I don't care about Cancer patients" Johnson demonstrate why we need to treat Senate elections even more seriously than House elections since they get SIX WHOLE YEARS to not only showcase their stupidity but also to do a LOT of damage (Paul's become a particularly proud obstructionist in the Senate).

[Iliyah]

23. Remember all the GOP contenders for Pres

GAWD told me to run for the President of the United States of America. I believe Perry, Cain, Santorum, Bachmann.

I don't remember Paul or Mittens saying it.

But this one from Paul Ryan to me took the cake, pie....."GAWD and nature only have the right not government" (not a direct quote).

What the hell???

[bigmonkey]

25. This is actually revealing.

Wingnuts believe (or have been convinced) that the economy they promote is natural, that taxes are unnatural, that we just naturally have to let business do whatever it wants. As far as their message goes, that's the key to mesmerizing the folks they mesmerize. We'd do well to deliberately undercut it, by calling their policies and beliefs things like "odd, strange, unusual,peculiar" and especially "unnatural". They seldom state this so nakedly as Ryan did, they just imply it.

[ejbr]

24. Awesome!!! n/t

[matt819]

26. And, while you're at it. . .

keep your government hands off our medicare.

[Jack Rabbit]

27. That must have been from Glenn Beck

He's the same guy who asked whether states still have the right to secede in his outraged, hysterical tone.

[progressoid]

29. Next up - the SUPER Supreme Court!

Double the toppings!