Shrieking Crybabies Calmed by Binky of Hope and Change

Europe loves us, so I guess life has meaning again.

As Micha Wyatt plans an inaugural bash at the Chicago Rib Shack in London, she is basking in the new warmth toward Americans overseas.
It's cool to be an American again, Wyatt said. "Finally! I'm tired of pretending I'm Canadian."
From Jakarta to Johannesburg, Americans who travel or live abroad are finding that instead of being scolded about the Iraq war, the military prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, or U.S. climate change policy, they are being hugged when strangers hear their accent.
"People would question me: 'Where are the weapons of mass destruction? What is America doing?' " said Wyatt, 38, a San Francisco native who said she does not align herself with any party but comes from a Republican family.
Since Barack Obama's election, she said, people want to hang out at American parties and talk about the latest news from Washington: "There is a buzz about America now."

(H/t: Hot Air)

We've been putting up with this new situational patriotism since just after the election, and every new example of it simply highlights the increasing toddler-ization of the left. When they don't get what they want, they throw epic temper tantrums.

Over the last eight years, George W. Bush and conservatives have been chided for a lack of nuance. We've been told we lack sophistication for believing there is good and there is evil, and that some evil cannot be understood or appeased but must be eradicated. Those same enlightened ones, however, cannot seem to grasp what many of us neanderthal conservatives have figured out - our sense of national identity is not dependent upon a need to agree or even like our political leaders.

I am an American regardless of who the president is, and that president is my president whether I voted for him or not. America is not a perfect country but it is a good one, and it does not lose that essential character when the party I did not support takes control of the government.

Maybe it's because I'm one of those simple-minded conservatives, but I simply cannot comprehend allowing the feelings of people I do not know determine whether or not I acknowledge that I was born and raised in the greatest damn country in the world. And being the obviously mindless 'jingoist' that I am, might as well go all the way and quote Ronald Reagan, because his view of America is also mine:

"And how stands the city on this winter night? More prosperous, more secure, and happier than it was 8 years ago. But more than that: After 200 years, two centuries, she still stands strong and true on the granite ridge, and her glow has held steady no matter what storm. And she's still a beacon, still a magnet for all who must have freedom, for all the pilgrims from all the lost places who are hurtling through the darkness, toward home."

Posted by: Slublog at 02:20 PM

Comments

1 That Slushop belongs in the greatest hits collection.

A commemorative Obama Inauguration sippy-cup would go over pretty well, I think.

Posted by: IllTemperedCur at January 16, 2009 02:50 PM (InMdt)

2 ANYTHING as over-hyped as the Zero is destined for epic fail.

Posted by: ol-dirty-/b/tard at January 16, 2009 02:52 PM (IoUF1)

3 I am an American that did not vote for obama. I hate my government but I love my country.

Posted by: Ginger at January 16, 2009 02:52 PM (hCfpu)

4 We're number 6! Hooray for us!

Google Heritage Freedom Index if you don't get it

Posted by: John Galt at January 16, 2009 02:52 PM (SDkq3)

It's cool to be an American again, Wyatt said. "Finally! I'm tired of pretending I'm Canadian."

It's always cool to be an American. Anyone who pretends to be a Canadian should be kicked in the nuts repeatedly.

Posted by: Lemmiwinks at January 16, 2009 02:52 PM (Nwbo8)

6 So:

*Guantanamo is open (and not closing anytime soon.)
*We're still in Iraq (and not leaving anytime soon.)
*Were still in Afghanistan (ditto.)

And, yet, somehow everything has changed because...wait, why exactly?

Posted by: ECM at January 16, 2009 02:53 PM (q3V+C)

7 I always make it a point to wear one of my many US National Soccer Team jerseys when traveling abroad. Not only does everyone hate the US, they hate the US Soccer team even more.

I never had any problems.

Posted by: CUS at January 16, 2009 02:54 PM (wOGfT)

Now I want to go to Europe just to tell everyone that I didn't vote for Obama.

Preferably while talking way too loud, smothering everything I eat in ketchup, reminding everyone about how we saved their asses in WWII, and comparing anything in sight unfavorably with how we do it in America.

Posted by: Hollowpoint at January 16, 2009 02:57 PM (zE8dV)

America is not a perfect country but it is a good one, and it does not lose that essential character when the party I did not support takes control of the government.

Hopefully.

Posted by: Zorachus at January 16, 2009 02:58 PM (UkAn5)

10 #6
Everything has changed because now The Deity is in charge of Gitmo, and the military in Iraq and Afghanistan. One does not question The Deity. Anything he touches is divine. Look, he's God, not you or me. If He permits us to be there, it must be part of His Divine Plan.

Another way to think of it is: 52% of The Nation Below Canada has decided to think like three year olds.

Posted by: George Orwell at January 16, 2009 02:59 PM (AZGON)

11 Nothing humiliates me more than American liberals abroad. What a national disgrace.

Posted by: CoolCzech at January 16, 2009 03:00 PM (iafWn)

12 Hollowpoint, I like how you roll.

Just don't forget to compare the 9mm unfavorably with the .45.

Posted by: Dave S. at January 16, 2009 03:01 PM (t8arg)

13 I am an American regardless of who the president is, and that president is my president whether I voted for him or not.

My President....I really hate that expression. I was born in 1964, none of the men elected to the office has ever been MY President and I would certainly never refer to them as Mine.

George Bush is THE president. As was Clinton, Bush 41, Reagan and everyone before them. At noon on Jan. 20th Barack Obama will become THE President. He will not be MINE any more than the other 43 were.

Posted by: Rocks at January 16, 2009 03:04 PM (Q1lie)

14 "There is a buzz about America now."

What a classic idiot liberal statement. People by the millions the world over dream of living in America, and these douchebags think it's become we elected a jug-eared thug from Chicago?

Liberal scum.

Posted by: CoolCzech at January 16, 2009 03:08 PM (iafWn)

15 Rest assured, Europe will hate us again shortly. I lived abroad for nearly half my life--none of it while Bush was President--and was despised as an American for a variety of reasons. Bush just became the reason of the moment. Essentially, they hate us for not being European. They are "happy" due to Obama and accepting similar to how they felt after 9/11. It won't last regardless of what Obama does or doesn't do.

Posted by: Faith+1 at January 16, 2009 03:09 PM (evYVu)

16 Old, but still funny. Yet, somehow appropriate.

Posted by: CUS at January 16, 2009 03:09 PM (wOGfT)

17 "There is a buzz about America now."

Perhaps this refers to the liberal flies humming around our steaming pile of financial shit, looking for a free lunch.

Posted by: George Orwell at January 16, 2009 03:09 PM (AZGON)

18 I won't ever take seriously anyone who pretends to be a Canadian.

Posted by: Roy at January 16, 2009 03:10 PM (cB77O)

19 If you're embarassed to be an American don't come back. We don't need you here.

Posted by: pistolero at January 16, 2009 03:10 PM (m9n7Y)

20 Anyone who pretends to be a fucking Canadian in front of the Eurotrash because they're ashamed of their country ought to be forced to change his or her citizenship.

And no, I do not intend to be a good sport and give ol' Binky Hussein a chance. I intend to be a poor sport and sneer at all the would-be do-gooders when all this shit blows up in their historically and economically ignorant faces. Sure, I'll be scorning and fleering from the workgang in the re-education camp--but I'll have the bitter satisfaction of knowing I saw the whole thing coming.

Posted by: Kerry at January 16, 2009 03:12 PM (a/VXa)

21 If we elect a Republican in four years, I will get several thrills up my leg when the Eurabians go back to hating us again.

Posted by: Dirk at January 16, 2009 03:14 PM (EiJuR)

22 The Democrats and the MSM (BIRM) throw epic tantrums because they have been proven to work. They have learned that by frustrating every effort by a Republican administration and blaming every problem on Republicans, they can convince the voters to put them back in power. And when they can't convince them, they cheat and lie themselves into power and suppress the evidence of their crimes from a public both ignorant and compliant by design.

Republicans, on the other hand, have proven that they are incapable of governing under the best of circumstances. Republicans rail against liberal institutions when they are campaigning, but when they achieve power they do not destroy those liberal institutions. Instead, they sabotage them. They cut back funding, and appoint boobs and cronies to staff and run them. The result is that we still have the liberal institutions, they are still costing us hundreds of billions of dollars, but they are incapable of accomplishing their mission. For this, the Republicans expect to be re-elected.

At least the Democrats, with the MSM behind them, can get things done. Perhaps we are better off as a country if the Democrats govern and the Republicans contribute useful suggestions from a powerless minority position. Short of an actual revolution that radically changes things, I'm not sure any other arrangement will work.

Posted by: lmg at January 16, 2009 03:15 PM (A/vgC)

23 George Bush is THE president. As was Clinton, Bush 41, Reagan and everyone before them. At noon on Jan. 20th Barack Obama will become THE President. He will not be MINE any more than the other 43 were.

Plus one, friend. Such juvenile cheerleader thinking, as if the Prez were your personal possession. BTW, I loved it today when I heard Rush say, unapologetically, that he does not wish Obastard to succeed as President. Given what Zerobama wants this country to become, why are so many "conservatives" wishing him well? Why not just vote for the fucker? Does any Repugnican in leadership or media know the meaning of the word "opposition?"

Posted by: George Orwell at January 16, 2009 03:16 PM (AZGON)

24 Posted by: Rocks at January 16, 2009 03:04 PM (Q1lie)

I don't particularly care for the phrasing, either, but I was responding to the "Not MY President" bumper stickers that I see everywhere up here in my deep blue state.

Posted by: Slublog at January 16, 2009 03:17 PM (qjKko)

Maybe it's because I'm one of those simple-minded conservatives...

Posted by: Slublog at 02:20 PM

Yeah. Here in Santa Fe, NOW it's okay to put a U.S. Flag out and say you're American. These people make me sick with feckless, cowardly, phony patriotism.

Posted by: RedRiverTed at January 16, 2009 03:17 PM (Z7fcC)

26 lmg,

You're an AOSHQ moron after my own heart. You nailed it right on the head. Dems fight and fight and fight. It's really that simple. So they win.

Posted by: George Orwell at January 16, 2009 03:18 PM (AZGON)

27 And, yet, somehow everything has changed because...wait, why exactly?

Hope and change, baby, hope and change.

Posted by: I R A Darth Aggie at January 16, 2009 03:19 PM (1hM1d)

28 These people are liberal democrats first, last and foremost. Being an American has always been an embarassment to them, it's just not as much of one now that they're like their beloved Eurotrash.

Posted by: BeckoningChasm at January 16, 2009 03:19 PM (kLWtB)

29 The Democrats and the MSM (BIRM) throw epic tantrums because they have been proven to work.

That was such a concise, succinct post; I only want to add that their strategy will continue. Even though the Dims fully control both Houses and Da White House, the slightest push-back on the part of Republicans will still generate epic tantrums. If anyone thinks the leftards will lighten up now that they run the show, forget it. They're still frothing about Palin, and she lost!

Hell, I know some libs who still grouse about Reagan to this day.

Posted by: George Orwell at January 16, 2009 03:24 PM (AZGON)

30 Well, well, well. So the Eurotrash love us again, do they? If it weren't for their collective insignificance, I'd be totally impressed. As a matter of fact, if their collective insignificance were any more insignificant, I'd be impressed. I'd even go so far as to say that my apathy toward them may even be indicative of a problem. But I won't. Because, you see, I - just - don't - care.

Posted by: Kae Gregory at January 16, 2009 03:25 PM (RkRxq)

I wonder if any of these liberals ever stop to consider that in most of those oh-so-progressive countries whose favor they incesssantly seek, nobody whose skin is the same color as Obama's could possibly get elected to anything?

Oops, by using the words "liberal" and "consider" in the same sentence I basically answered my own question, didn't I?

ps. NPR ran a feature on racism in Europe this week. I guess this must be a signal that it is okay to let the cat out of the bag that maybe, just maybe, the US is not the most evil and backward country on the planet, since the euro-sucking One has been safely elected on that premise.

Posted by: sherlock at January 16, 2009 03:26 PM (8V5Ut)

32 Screw these people. They don't fucking deserve to be Americans. Deport these pussies. At least the people sneaking across the border aren't ashamed to be seen with America. And America appreciates the attention. America has been alone so long.

Posted by: huerfano at January 16, 2009 03:28 PM (knHvu)

33 Europe? Zere are no racists dans l'Europa. Zut alors! We are ze descendants of ze great Rousseau, we make ze fight for ze Rights of Man. Uh, of Humans, I mean. I mean, ze Primates of any gender.

S'il vous pla�t, you will not make to bring up ze Jews, ze Somalis and Tunisians selling ze chestnuts in Paris, ze Muslims, mais oui?

Posted by: Jean LaFrance at January 16, 2009 03:32 PM (AZGON)

34 My BFF is Canadian and a huge Commie. However, we get along fantastically by dint of mocking the hell of out each other's country. Seriously, milk in bag, seriously? It's even better since she is Native Canadian. Thus she screams about oppression and I reference the stompy boots and it's all in good fun. Why? Because we're freaking adults. Fine, she really hates Bush. I really hate socialized medicine. We disagree. Grownups can do that and put it aside to focus on important things, such as Milla shooting people and Bruce Willis climbing on top of a car.

There have been a few occasions where people have made comments about evil fascists, not realizing that I am one of them. I find this a lovely opportunity to point out that they're the ones being stereotypical, after all, they assumed I'm on the Left simply because I'm queer and a friend of the BFF. This generally causes all kinds of spluttering and fantasticness. Good times, good times.

Of course, now I do intend to start wearing one of my Reagan 80 shirts up there. Just to point out that I may be an American but I'm not an Obamabot.

Posted by: alexthechick at January 16, 2009 03:35 PM (SHHaV)

"From Jakarta to Johannesburg, Americans who travel or live abroad are finding that instead of being scolded about the Iraq war, the military prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, or U.S. climate change policy, they are being hugged when strangers hear their accent."

She should get used to being scolded again... lots of that stuff is staying just the way it is, now that Mr. Hopey-Changey's finding out just how haaaaard it is to run things... he's already lowering expectations about Gitmo and Iraq. The rest of those issues shouldn't be too far behind...

Posted by: jana at January 16, 2009 03:36 PM (vSRlG)

*Guantanamo is open (and not closing anytime soon.)
*We're still in Iraq (and not leaving anytime soon.)
*Were still in Afghanistan (ditto.)

And, yet, somehow everything has changed because...wait, why exactly?

Because Barry and the press say it's all better. What more reason do you need?

Posted by: TheQuietMan at January 16, 2009 03:38 PM (1Jaio)

"It's cool to be an American again," Wyatt said. "Finally! I'm tired of pretending I'm Canadian."

Yeah, Micha, everyone in England will think you're so kewl once they find out you've been lying to them for so many years. They'll be all like, "I thought Chicago is in Canada because the lady at the Chicago Rib Shack said she was Canadian."

Posted by: FireHorse at January 16, 2009 03:40 PM (5KNeJ)

Canadian acquaintance of mine loves to go on and on about the failure of the Comprehensive Immigration POS... his premise being that it shows Americans are racist zenophobes. I pointed out to him that my opposition is not based on race, but on respect for the law and not rewarding breaking it, and that in fact the thousands of people trying to get into this country really validates my high regard for it quite nicely, thankyou!

He claims Canadian immigration is so much more enlightened, but when I reminded him that in Canada you can jump to the front of the line by plopping down a cool $100K or so, he refuses to believe it, or to Google it, apparently!

And yes, I have suggested he consider returning to the People's Popsicle Paradise on several occasions!

Posted by: sherlock at January 16, 2009 03:42 PM (8V5Ut)

39
"These people are liberal democrats first, last and foremost."

Bingo! Being liberal means more to them than being American. To them, nationality is just an accident of birth, but their ideology is what lies in their hearts. Well, with The One's election, their fellow liberals forgive them, and they can now be part of the Cool Kids club again.

As for us, we'll be flying our "DON'T TREAD ON ME!" flag on Tuesday. A fine, patriotic sentiment, I think.

Posted by: Brown Line at January 16, 2009 03:43 PM (VrNoa)

40 1) As far as a country being "cool" is concerned, the United States of America is the gold standard. If we do it, it's cool. That's why everyone wants in, and no one wants out, no matter how many liberals say they'll leave whenever it looks like a Republican might become president.

2) As far as weapons of mass destruction are concerned, all any foreigner needs to know about them are the two we dropped on Japan. If anyone wants to call "next," they're welcome to it. If anyone wants to try to fight off Germany by themselves next time (and those Germans just can't keep still), they're welcome to that, too. Otherwise, shut the fuck up and go back to watching American movies and American television shows.

Posted by: Michael at January 16, 2009 03:46 PM (siOQ7)

41 I'm sorry for being OT, but I'm just amazed at what I'm hearing at HotAir's noon show. Ed Morrissey and Duane Patterson have just opined that they can't believe the numbers of conservatives who just want to "stick their heads in the sand," oppose Obama on everything, and criticize other conservatives. They don't want to see ODS on our side, the way BDS infects the left to this day.

Yeah, that constant opposition and BDS didn't work out so well for the leftards, did it?

Posted by: George Orwell at January 16, 2009 03:49 PM (AZGON)

42 Wonderful... Tom Hanks on Proposition 8 supporters:

�The truth is this [show, "Big Love,"] takes place in Utah, the truth is these people are some bizarre offshoot of the Mormon Church, and the truth is a lot of Mormons gave a lot of money to the church to make Prop-8 happen,� he told Tarts. �There are a lot of people who feel that is un-American, and I am one of them. I do not like to see any discrimination codified on any piece of paper..."

Umm... what the hell does that first sentence mean? Because Tom Hanks produces a fictional show about NON mormons practicing an illegal form of marriage it's somehow hypocritical of actual mormons to oppose gay marriage? Seriously, wtf is he trying to say here?

But what really gets me is the "discrimination" statement.

Is Tom Hanks in favor of the flat-tax!?!?!

How about abolishing affirmative action?

What the hell is so hard to grasp about the concept that the law treats different activities differently?

Posted by: Guvnah at January 16, 2009 03:49 PM (Rg8DN)

43 Even though the Dims fully control both Houses and Da White House, the slightest push-back on the part of Republicans will still generate epic tantrums. If anyone thinks the leftards will lighten up now that they run the show, forget it. They're still frothing about Palin, and she lost!

True, George. And because it can take so long for policies to show results, the Dems can selectively take credit for good outcomes while blaming bad outcomes on the previous administration. E.g., if all this bailout money actually does turn the economy around in mid-2009, the Dems will take credit - after all, the economy recovered on Obama's watch! But if the outcome is bad, they'll blame it all on Bush, becaue after all, this all started on his watch. Bush gets the blame for the economic meltdown because it happened during his administration, even though the ultimate causes were put in place by Democrats under Democrats. (Bush did help make it worse, but also warned about the looming problems with Fanny and Freddie.) Bush gets the blame for 9/11 even though it was Clinton administration policies that virtually ensured it. It is so frustrating watching these theatrics and seeing an ignorant public swallow it whole.

Posted by: lmg at January 16, 2009 03:50 PM (A/vgC)

44 They went to the Chicago Rib Shack to hear about the Messiah-Elect? Isn't that a bit, um, "racially insensitive"?

Posted by: Tim at January 16, 2009 03:53 PM (sp1sQ)

Rest assured, Europe will hate us again shortly. I lived abroad for nearly half my life--none of it while Bush was President--and was despised as an American for a variety of reasons. Bush just became the reason of the moment. Essentially, they hate us for not being European. They are "happy" due to Obama and accepting similar to how they felt after 9/11. It won't last regardless of what Obama does or doesn't do.

Yeah, what will happen is that Europe will love Obama, and soon return to hating America. And all the liberals will be wondering why we're still hated in the world.

Posted by: buzzion at January 16, 2009 03:54 PM (Lrsi6)

46 " We're number 6! Hooray for us!

Google Heritage Freedom Index if you don't get it"

The only quibble I have with their rankings is our own experience of having our first company formed in Australia. When we received stock from the company that was public and merged with ours, we had to have any money from sales wired immediately to us in the US because Australia charges 10% interest on accounts opened by foreigners.

Posted by: Ann NY at January 16, 2009 03:55 PM (n82VB)

47 Alex:

Fine, she really hates Bush. I really hate socialized medicine.

No offense to your friend, but irrationally hating someone (I'm going out on a limb here and assuming that even the stuff she should love Bush for, that drive a lot of us nuts, she doesn't) is not the same thing as hating a concept or idea that's been proven to be an epic failure everywhere it's been tried (even my Canadian friends will admit to this with enough liquor in them).

Posted by: ECM at January 16, 2009 03:55 PM (q3V+C)

48 "People would question me: 'Where are the weapons of mass destruction? What is America doing?' "

No, people who are Leftists would question her. The world does not hate America. The world's Leftists hate America.

Posted by: onthow at January 16, 2009 03:59 PM (cqkJf)

49 Dontcha remember Obastard lecturing us about how ignorant we are, about how we go abroad and only know how to say "merci beaucoup?"

Cher M. Obastard,
Taisez-vous, cochon tr�s baveux. Oui, vous, salaud. Vous pouvez baiser le cul, vous devez apprendre la caract�re de la plupart des citoyens avant de juger vos voisins. Et votre femme? Elle peut se baiser, lui-m�me.

avec toute l'affection
G. Orwell

Posted by: George Orwell at January 16, 2009 04:03 PM (AZGON)

Oh that's perfect!

You could suck on that thing all day and it won't satisfy you one bit.

And suck they will.

Posted by: drjohn at January 16, 2009 04:04 PM (49tlQ)

51 There are going to be some mighty disillusioned people when they figure out that their guy is just another politician.

(I won't get it in time for the coronation inauguration, but I'm ordering a bumper sticker that says "Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.")

Posted by: Farmer_Joe at January 16, 2009 04:10 PM (z4es9)

52 "....a San Francisco native who said she does not align herself with any party but comes from a Republican family."

Riiiiggghhhht. I'm having some trouble believing this one. I'm so fed up, so sick and tired of these American liberal fools who have now found their "patriotism" with the election of this unqualified, Marxist flim flam man. Finding your patriotism to your country as being contingent upon who is elected to office is simply ludicrous. You either have it or you don't. You either love your country or you don't. Liberals have neither.

Posted by: Twinks at January 16, 2009 04:16 PM (KGbOi)

"A San Francisco native who comes from a family of unicorns."

FTFY

Posted by: MarkD at January 16, 2009 04:24 PM (MMy4A)

54 That hope'n'change binky has only one eye.

cyclops

Posted by: maverick muse at January 16, 2009 04:38 PM (F1b/5)

55
54 That hope'n'change binky has only one eye.

That's no binky. It's a butt plug so the liberals will be able to hold their shit during the inauguration.

Posted by: Dang at January 16, 2009 04:44 PM (Y5LIx)

56 Great 'shop but my give-a-shit meter barely moves for these schmucks.

Posted by: toby928 at January 16, 2009 04:46 PM (PD1tk)

Cher M. Obastard,
Taisez-vous, cochon tr�s baveux. Oui, vous, salaud. Vous pouvez baiser le cul, vous devez apprendre la caract�re de la plupart des citoyens avant de juger vos voisins. Et votre femme? Elle peut se baiser, lui-m�me.

avec toute l'affection
G. Orwell

Man, my reading French skills have really declined in the last five years. I used to be able to read books in that language. Now, not so much.

You might want to provide Barry with a translation. He can only speak and read English.

Posted by: jaleach at January 16, 2009 04:57 PM (gHrZU)

I've got a name for these kind of people: Bandwagon Americans. (And Slublog's photoshop is a perfect illustration of what bandwagon Americans like to collect: patriotism bling.) Kind of annoying, ain't they?

Posted by: slarrow at January 16, 2009 04:58 PM (ktOPW)

59 Hey, my French isn't anywhere near perfect. But for poor Saint Barry, here goes:

Dear Mr. Obastard,
Shut up, you blithering pig. Yeah, you, you sonofabitch. You can kiss my ass, you ought to learn the character of the majority of your citizens before you judge your neighbors. And your wife? She can kiss her own ass.

all my love,
G. Orwell

Posted by: George Orwell at January 16, 2009 05:05 PM (AZGON)

I just love this. I travel to Europe several times a year for business. Every time I'm there, some idiot tries to lecture me about Guantanamo, Iraq, Kyoto, etc.

My response is usually about this: "Guantanamo: I agree. Shut it down. Take the inmates out back and shoot them".

Iraq: "No WMD? Really? Perhaps you should ask your own intelligence service why they fucked up".

Kyoto: "You're not doing dick, so why should we?"

Believe me, this works. They always expect us to be groveling for "forgiveness", but when we say "fuck off" they just don't know how to respond.

Posted by: Scott at January 16, 2009 05:07 PM (JKkp1)

Europe loves us? Ever notice how people who hate your guts get real happy when you fuck up real bad?

Now, if we had the French writhing in the Champs-Elysees and foaming at the mouth with hatred of us, we'd know we did something right. Instead, America haters of every stripe are dancing in the streets because we have fucked up and inflicted Obama on ourselves.

Posted by: Barney F. Wank at January 16, 2009 05:13 PM (1XTjz)

62 No offense to your friend, but irrationally hating someone (I'm going out on a limb here and assuming that even the stuff she should love Bush for, that drive a lot of us nuts, she doesn't) is not the same thing as hating a concept or idea that's been proven to be an epic failure everywhere it's been tried (even my Canadian friends will admit to this with enough liquor in them).

Nah, it's not irrational, I'm overstating a bit for effect. She doesn't think he's Satan or anything, she's not a Kos Kid about it. For example, she actually told someone at a gathering to stfu with the Bush bashing and not just because I was about to throw them down the stairs. Like she says, if you hate everything, that takes away the credibility for the actual stuff you disagree with.

The truly hilarious thing is that she is adamantly anti-gun in reality. Movie guns are fantastic, actual guns not so much. And now a gun nut is her BFF. She finds this is amusing as I do.

Posted by: alexthechick at January 16, 2009 05:14 PM (SHHaV)

63 I forgot we were talking about St. Barry Of The 'Hood, Community Organizer, Chicago Stylez. Let me translate again.

Yo, Yo, Yo, Da Baracky,
You shut the fuck up, sucker MC. Yeah, you, Mistah Dildo. Y'all can plant yo' lips on da backside, sucker. Y'all need ta learn sumtin' about yo' homies before you be dissin' on dem. And yo' bitch? She can go fuck herself herself.

word, dude
G. Orwell

I cleaned that up a bit.

Posted by: George Orwell at January 16, 2009 05:14 PM (AZGON)

64 We're almost there! Once we see the apotheosis of Obama He will build Jerusalem on the Potomac and mankind will live in harmony forever! I wonder if He'll serve out his term in office or just be assumed into Heaven right on inauguration day.

Honestly, I'm trying to be a happy warrior and all that crapola but this worship of Obama is just fucking bizarre. Can anyone think of a single Republican president who had been elevated to godhood before he was sworn in? The silver lining is that no man is a god - not even His Blessed Holiness - and a lot of people are going to be sorely disappointed when He falls back to Earth.

I tell you one thing: I'm not taking Tuesday off. Fuck that, there won't be anyone there (they'll all be at home witnessing the Triumph of the One) so there won't be anybody there to piss me off.

Posted by: Beppo at January 16, 2009 05:16 PM (EdCFy)

65 You can find anti-American jokes and insults in 19th century novels. There are photos of anti-American demonstrators stomping around Paris five fucking minutes after WWII ended. Personally, I lived in Europe during the Clinton years. Plenty of irrational, inane anti-Americanism then. But you know, for some people, history just started 8 years ago.

Posted by: kelly at January 16, 2009 05:18 PM (5xkv1)

Fellow Morons:

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The idiots of the left will still hate the hyper-power, even though the "right" people are in charge now (you know, the ones whose "heart is in the right place" even if their head is up their ass).

Change you believed in, suckers.

American success is galling to those who believe themselves our intellectual and moral betters. It will be so forever. When I lived abroad W wasn't president, but certain people (socialists, particularly of the "misunderstood artist" variety) hated America and Americans. They will fawn on Barry, but watch the expletives fly when he does anything in American self interest.

Posted by: Teleprompter Messiah at January 16, 2009 05:22 PM (2/2Kk)

Anyone who pretends to be a Canadian should be kicked in the nuts repeatedly.

Whew. Dodged a bullet there.

Posted by: andycanuck at January 16, 2009 05:23 PM (55TIb)

68 57- actually, he can only speak English if he's reading it.

Posted by: t-bird at January 16, 2009 05:23 PM (FcR7P)

69 They will fawn on Barry, but watch the expletives fly when he does anything in American self interest.

I can't wait until he bombs his first country. The first one's always the hardest, Barry!

Posted by: Beppo at January 16, 2009 05:26 PM (EdCFy)

70 Hmm. Maybe I should learn French some time. This is how I read it:

Taisez-vous, cochon tr�s baveux.

Tase you, three-balled cockholster (clearly insulting his manhood here).

Oui, vous, salaud.

Yes, you, salad boy! (obviously a reference to the infamous arugula incident)

Vous pouvez baiser le cul, vous devez apprendre la caract�re de la plupart des citoyens avant de juger vos voisins.

You baster of coal who would willingly go down on a clip-art character that drives a Citroen excessively fast while drinking Jagermeister and playng a violin! (I'm not entirely sure about that one).

Et votre femme? Elle peut se baiser, lui-m�me.

And the woman vote? It's all in how you baste them, dude!

Posted by: Anachronda at January 16, 2009 05:31 PM (3K4hn)

"People would question me: 'Where are the weapons of mass destruction? What is America doing?' " said Wyatt, 38, a San Francisco native who said she does not align herself with any party but comes from a Republican family.

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http://tinyurl.com/78tm5y

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Posted by: sfcmac at January 16, 2009 05:35 PM (PpEFk)

72 Barack Obama is fasc-tastic!

Posted by: AmishDude at January 16, 2009 05:47 PM (T0NGe)

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It's cool to be an American again, Wyatt said. "Finally! I'm tired of pretending I'm Canadian."

"I get obnoxiously drunk, I throw up on everybody, I start fights at a drop of a hat in European nightclubs, I have poor hygiene and poorer manners. But damn mate, the whole world loves me because I'm British! "

Her first name is Micha, that alone tells me she's one of those black turtleneck coke bottle glasses commies with the pseudo-Goth hairstyle dyed black. She doesn't shave her armpits and her hobbies are painting anti-American and anti-Israel signs for the daily protests.

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Posted by: Beppo at January 16, 2009 06:04 PM (EdCFy)

"I am an American regardless of who the president is, and that president is my president whether I voted for him or not. "

No fucking way is Obama MY president.

No self-respecting Democratic Republic will give legitimacy to a socialist president, but then no self-respecting democratic Republic would permit someone like Obama to be a Senator, let alone Presidential candidate.

With everything we know about this nihilist cockholster; his terrorist friends, radical mentors, his corrupt political roots, you should realize what's being installed int the White House.

Welcome to 4 years of a Socialist America. Just don't expect the rest of us to follow suit.

Posted by: sfcmac at January 16, 2009 06:19 PM (PpEFk)

67 Andy, Well, sure. Being Canadian is, well, unavoidable. Nobody should hold that against a feller. Pretending to be Canadian just to win Best Conservative Blog or something, that's different. Pronounced, "diffurnt."

Am I sensing a subtle groundswell of moronic intent, to get Alexthechick out of that crazy scene she's part of, and set her up with a decent conservative _girl? Or, what have you?

Posted by: comatus at January 16, 2009 06:45 PM (FXfBn)

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He raved so much about that damn Chicago Rib Shack that I looked it up on the internet once.
Lo and behold, the Chicago Rib Shack is (was?) owned by some shady-ass characters, and they support some real shitbirds.
So much so that the US State Dept at one time FORBID (don't know if it's still the case) US citizens to eat there and support them, because it violated the Trading with the Enemy Act, or whatever it's called.
I'm too irked to try to find the information again, and it was quite a while back, but it shouldn't be difficult to find.

Posted by: Cathy (in Chicago) at January 16, 2009 06:50 PM (xWFCX)

I have lived overseas for twenty years. I rarely see anti-Americanism although everyone knows I am an American. I do not see it is because I unload with both barrels whenever somebody starts that crap with me.

Everything this person says about foreigners loving or hating America is baloney. I would bet that this person, if they really do venture outside the USA, practically begs for abuse for being an American. Their sentiment is "I hate America, so hate me for being American." Who would not oblige them? A characteristic of liberal thinking is the need to define everybody by the group they belong to. Their failure to take the time and see people as people means that they do not understand human nature, they can not reasonably relate to anyone different from themselves, and they wind up wrapped up in their little cocoon. The result is the traditional liberal, egotistical, narcistic, or in other words, an idiot on many different levels.

Posted by: Harry at January 16, 2009 06:53 PM (1PrID)

79 Okay, so I'm not too irked to look it up.
http://tinyurl.com/7rjbcs

Posted by: Cathy (in Chicago) at January 16, 2009 06:54 PM (xWFCX)

Apparently, comatus, alexthechick has a (liberal) Canadian Indian-Native as a BFF. So she's halfway there.

Posted by: andycanuck at January 16, 2009 07:36 PM (55TIb)

81 There are foreigners who will dump on you without provocation, if you let them. The trick is not to let them. For example, if they are French, you ask them if German is their native language. "Non." "You're welcome."

With Germans, substitute Russian.

Use it now. In a few short years, the question will be "Is your native language Arabic?" "Yes." "Too bad."

Posted by: MarkD at January 16, 2009 07:53 PM (qZFLO)

82 There is a segment of American society which, sine causa, hates foreigners. Some call them 'rednecks' which I, having 100% Appalachian heritage, take exception to. The people in Europe and elsewhere who hate Americans just because, you know, they're Americans, are the equivalent of rednecks.

What these lefties are crooning about is they finally appeal to the rednecks of a society. That doesn't seem very enlightened to me.

Posted by: MarkS at January 16, 2009 08:42 PM (RTU8D)

83 "From Jakarta to Johannesburg, Americans who travel or live abroad are finding that instead of being scolded about the Iraq war, the military prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, or U.S. climate change policy, they are being hugged when strangers hear their accent."

If anyone tries scolding this American, they're gonna get a size 10 1/2 American foot up their ass. My mother doesn't "scold" me.

Posted by: venividivici at January 16, 2009 08:44 PM (LnZ6b)

84 Maybe it's because I'm one of those simple-minded conservatives, but I simply cannot comprehend allowing the feelings of people I do not know determine whether or not I acknowledge that I was born and raised in the greatest damn country in the world.

Me neither.

Reagan quote - beautiful.

Posted by: Alana at January 16, 2009 08:45 PM (JE2zV)

85 I'm an American, too, but if the Obama team shapes up anything like I think it will, the United States of America will be the next Soviet Union, complete with central planning, a one-party system, speech codes, secret police, etc. They're certainly going to hamstring what used to be the most powerful economy in the history of the planet. Today, the greatest economy is more controlled by the government than is the economy of Communist China.

Pardon me for spoiling the party, but I'm afraid Americans are going to have to get used to say that we once were the greatest nation on earth.

Posted by: Plumb Bob at January 16, 2009 09:19 PM (nVK2J)

86 I just saw an ad for the Neighborhood Ball, an inauguration ball, on ABC, "starring our new Commander-in-Chief."

Has nothing to do with this thread, except that I'm reading this thread at the time.

Our President "stars" in stuff. I think that pretty much says it all.

Posted by: Alana at January 16, 2009 09:22 PM (JE2zV)

87 I'm sorry for being OT, but I'm just amazed at what I'm hearing at HotAir's noon show. Ed Morrissey and Duane Patterson have just opined that they can't believe the numbers of conservatives who just want to "stick their heads in the sand," oppose Obama on everything, and criticize other conservatives. They don't want to see ODS on our side, the way BDS infects the left to this day.

Yeah, that constant opposition and BDS didn't work out so well for the leftards, did it?

Neither did those young people who all made thatridiculous video from the 52 to the 48 (or whatever) about how they hoped we'd get along now, remember that?

Very convenient.

Posted by: Alana at January 16, 2009 09:30 PM (JE2zV)

88 Anachondra, I love your translation!

Posted by: Alana at January 16, 2009 09:50 PM (JE2zV)

89 Anyone that actually believes that a single American was ever hugged, anywhere, because Bambi flim-flammed his way into the WH must also believe that Obama is The One, who rides the horns of unicorns buck naked as they crap green M&Ms out their magic bungholes. Honestly, how pretentious and incredibly self-centered the Moonbats are, to delude themselves into thinking the rest of the whole world shares their obsession with one Chicago political hack!

Posted by: CoolCzech at January 16, 2009 09:55 PM (iafWn)

90 Americans loved overseas because of Obama? Maybe in Gaza.

Posted by: Thomas Jackson at January 16, 2009 10:10 PM (0Qynq)

Pardon me for spoiling the party, but I'm afraid Americans are going to have to get used to say that we once were the greatest nation on earth.

Who the fuck are you? Get the fuck off my lawn. You pussies are the ones that weaken this country in the first place.

Posted by: ErikW at January 16, 2009 11:23 PM (hKtiw)

92 @49: Yeah, I think it's time to dust off my 2nd language in honor of our new Fuehrer president. The fun part about German is that I can call The Messiah "Neger" and be polite. "Schwartze" is the derogatory term. Kinda turns heads here, though.

Posted by: Fa Cube Itches at January 17, 2009 12:17 AM (8MuSQ)

93 When Sarah Palin runs in 2012, I'll make sure some CNN cameraman gets me holding this sign: "Move to Europe and tell them you're Canadian, bitches!" I have met these people, and they need to go.

Posted by: Tattoo de Plane at January 17, 2009 02:49 AM (EJmQG)

94 Hope those binkies aren't filled with poisoned dye from CHINA.

Posted by: Lisa at January 17, 2009 07:31 AM (2MRQo)

95 The "news" is hyping Obama like he was a missing young white woman.

Posted by: ushie at January 17, 2009 08:48 AM (XWJh5)

My wife is orignally from Peru, and she became a US citizen a few months ago. At the ceremony, there was a guy from West Africa who was so thrilled to be an American citizen I thought he must have swam here. I'd trade every one of these "New Patriot" fuckers for guys like him every day. They should all be eaten by sharks.

And Europe can kiss my ass, too. Win a war and maybe we'll give a shit what you think.

Posted by: UGAdawg at January 17, 2009 09:57 AM (MDHAs)

97 Pretending to be a Canadian? Only proud to be American when you get praise for it? Lots of bravery and standing on principle there.

Posted by: Mark at January 17, 2009 01:01 PM (LrnKi)

98 These stupid liberals are treating OBAMA like some kind of freakin pharoh i mean and those pharohs were treated like gods what kind of liberal poppycock bull crap is this?

Posted by: Spurwing Plover at January 17, 2009 11:17 PM (UPe/i)

99 "New Patriots" are just foreigners with American accents. And foreigners that love America simply beacause Obama got elected president are fucking liars- they love Obama because they expect him to mess things up for America big time.

Posted by: trentk269 at January 17, 2009 11:53 PM (N89yR)

100 92: that's funny, because Czechs use the term "Neger" to mean precisely what an American might think it means. First word a lot of them say when they get off the boat, too: helps them feel better, to have somebody to look down on while they still haven't the foggiest what a Starbucks is. Just something I noticed about a lot of my fellow Czech immigrants...

Anyone that thinks racism is an American invention or fixation is screwed in the head. The Europeans wouldn't elect The One Dogcatcher.

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