The KOS kids at work ... freedom of speech at its finest

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It’s not really so much that they ‘hate’ America, it is that they think “Americans are stupid”–and, of course, lacking a certain European-swoon.
To wit:

still, as Garland says,

that is, the much maligned “Stupid American Public,” of course. But most damning of all, the death knell is delivered by CGM

Yikes! but then, as Thedad threatens,

[quote=Thedad]
“See you in the court of public opinion”<a href=“%5Bi%5Dpsssst…I%20have%20it%20on%20good%20‘liberal’%20authority%20that%20this%20court%20is%20composed%20of%20complete%20idiots…don’t%20expect%20too%20much—they’re%20hardly%20French,%20you%20know.%5B/i%5D”>/quote</a></p>

<p>This “dumb American” propaganda might be a tough sell in November, unless you’re all right and Americans really are, by and large, as stupid as you say.</p>

<p>[Again, to my Europhile friends on cc, doesn’t it feel a bit awkward to argue that the networks, studios, actors, directors and Hollywood in general shouldn’t be political…after all this time? It must feel weird to see that the dog-n-pony show is not always attuned left.]</p>

<p>wait, who was getting so angry about making this event political…let me think…hmmmm</p>

<p>I’ve never argued that the liberal-sanctuary, the holy-script embodied in dailykos should be anything other than political, nor that liberals should not be honest in their smug condescension toward their fellow dumb-luck Americans. Nor have I ever argued that Americans should do business in Canada…what’s next, Mexico?</p>

<p>Sorry, FS, but most people in my universe includes most people, including myself, I had the wool pulled over my eyes just recently. Americans are part of most people but just a small part.</p>