Speaking of entitlements, does he have anything to say about the military-industrial-intelligence-prison complex?

Saint orum

I like!

First you are a drug dealer then you are too educated and you want everybody to be educated. I guess he thinks it would be just to horrible for too many of the others to be educated drug dealers.

Here is another talking point today.

Santorum called Obama "a snob" for saying every American child should be able to go to college.

"Why does Obama want everybody to go to college? So his liberal college professors can be indoctrinating people like he has," Santorum said, drawing a long ovation.

Thats what this country needs to create jobs: a climate-change denying, 50's era women's health, creationist politician ridiculing college education.

Santorum-ites Also See Sinister Agenda Behind President Obama's Pro-College Push...

Ah gee Elvis I thought you might be more than ankle biter!
Ah well

Is he waving or is he rubbing his temples because he has a kidney infection,

Those were the days. ;)

jodik
I was watching MSNBC one day and they had a good argument that many of the incidents/talking points as to how they (Republican Party) are using code.

Like the comment ...
"I don't want to make black people's lives better by giving them somebody else's money; I want to give them the opportunity to go out and earn the money.

"Right," responded one audience member, as another woman can be seen nodding."

When they played the speech back it sounded like he said Blaw people. He denied he said black he said he was stumbling. It was code not out and clear BLACK but he knows his audience is not the brightest bulbs on earth so he has to say the word close enough so they get what he is saying.

I started to look for that and I do think this comment falls in that code category. Of course you cannot let the slaves get a education. Look what happened "They will become "President" and take over the real America. He is "other" not one of us.

marshallz
Well, I prefer the nickname "Sancti-morum" or "Sancti-moron"

You are making my choices hard. lol

Oh, it's a CONSPIRACY. Wow.

"I'll tip my hat to the new constitution,
Take a bow for the new Inquisition..."

***Santorium 2012***
America's First Pope

You'll find I'm often very sarcastic, but seriously... I really hadn't realized the depth of racism that still exists within this nation. I don't know... maybe I just hang with the wrong crowd... everyone.

Since we are on Santorisums this was a good one MrSaint does not give his 10% ties to the Church and Glenn Beck put him in his place. Below is what one of the responders to this article said.......

...if i ever get "put in my place" by glenn beck, i hope someone will have the courtesy to just shoot me in the head LMAO

You are absolutely right. Never try to type watch the Academy Awards and eat dinner all at the same time. lol

Color wasn't quite as nationally noticeable until it hit the white House...

I find it a lot in the mid-upper socioeconomic area as well. It's just hidden/coded differently.

One example: A friend's mother was talking about the "Natives" from the "reservations" and how they don't show up for their appointments/have no sense of time/schedule. It may seem really innocent, and indeed one could take it as such, if one were not paying attention. "Sometimes they show up two days later for their appointment... and we can't take them... we have to follow our schedule, it's important".

I get her point. I'm pretty punctual. But there is an us/them division that implies "us" is better, and "us" is white.

I had to throw out a little Mark Twain on that comment.

"Nearby is an interesting ruin--the meager remains of an ancient temple--a place where human sacrifices were offered up in those old bygone days...long, long before the missionaries braved a thousand privations to come and make [the natives] permanently miserable by telling them how beautiful and how blissful a place heaven is, and how nearly impossible it is to get there; and showed the poor native how dreary a place perdition is and what unnecessarily liberal facilities there are for going to it; showed him how, in his ignorance, he had gone and fooled away all his kinsfolk to no purpose; showed him what rapture it is to work all day long for fifty cents to buy food for next day with, as compared with fishing for a pastime and lolling in the shade through eternal summer, and eating of the bounty that nobody labored to provide but Nature. How sad it is to think of the multitudes who have gone to their gaves in this beautiful island and never knew there was a hell."
- Roughing It

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PS on the dime bag... I think a more up-to-date reference would be crack/crank/crystal. I was watching a show the other night... I had no idea a $20 bag could get someone high for 6-12 hours. That's REALLY a long time, IMO. Especially with delusions/hallucinations in the mix. I had to skip over the meth-mouth section, but the rest I found fascinating.

One thing to look for when considering if a house deals drugs is the oil stains out front. Houses with an inordinate amount of traffic will have excessive oil/fluid stains when compared to the rest of the neighborhood.

Just my two-dimes worth...

Racism-this is my general impression of upscale and down scale racism. The racism of the poor seems to be more open hate oriented-presumably they see the object of their ire as rivals. With rich people it tends to be more of the paternal type-minorities are like children and need our help. I would prefer the hate myself but I dont speak for people of color.

Telling a White Religious (of the right kinds, that is) place stop smooching off the government?

That'll be the day!

The most despicable thing Santorum said he vomited at a speech about church separation from JFK . Ricky baby, you don't have the brains JFK had in his little finger nail. The chip on your shoulder is showing , son of a coal miner. It didn't look good on Nixon either. Class envy.

The hate is scary. The pity is depressing.

The Statement made by Al Smith during his run for the presidency did not convince the US public that a Catholic could be president. They did not believe that he could maintain a separation of Church & State. Stoked by news Reporters claiming Rome & it's Princes the Cardinals would be interfering in the laws of the land. (mnn Pause to think here, whats to think about)
Eleanor Roosevelt said it was shameful the literature that was put out against Smith.
Santorum would not be where he is today had it not been for these men paving the way & this clown wants to puke. Go ahead puke all over your sweater vest yah moron.

And then he. says that JFK's speech made him barf? How would that ever help him with his fellow Catholics most of whom at least respect Kennedy even if they are Republicans?

If Santorum is not intentionally tanking his candidacy now, what the he11 could he be thinking?

When Daddy Santorum was working in the coal mines, I am sure that he worked his tail off to put Little Rickey through school. That's what immigrants did (I know it was important to the Italians). They worked in menial jobs so their kids wouldn't have to and would be able to go through college.

It was serious business for these people so to have Santorum pooh-pooh the notion of college really shows a great disrespect for his parents. I almost can't believe that these are his ideas and thoughts and I am more likely to believe that he is being manipulated by his money people.

I ran errands yesterday and there were Santorum signs everywhere within the 5 miles of my house.
I only saw one Romney sign.
The part of town I was in is one of the most affluent areas in the state.

Think about this....If he were to become President how can he make intelligent decisions dealing with foreign affairs. The entire world is not White Catholics.

Saying things like you do not apologize when you have troops in danger. You say what you need to say to get your people out of danger. You want to Puke because a past president spoke the truth that Church and State are separate. The man is crazy.

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