Under Dumya, the dumbing down of America continues...

ZZZzzzzzzz · Jan 19, 2006

The truth of falsity of what I write is not dependent on my belief or non belief of what I write.

The dumbing down of America started decades ago, and continues under the guidance of King Dunce.....

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Quote from Longhorns:

Do you actually believe the nonsense you write?

hapaboy · Jan 19, 2006

Quote from ZZZzzzzzzz:

The truth of falsity of what I write is not dependent on my belief or non belief of what I write.

I heartily agree that the truth of the falsity that you write is not dependent on your belief or non belief of what you write.

Nice that you can admit that the truth about what you write is that it is falsity.

Nick Leeson Jr · Jan 20, 2006

Definately one of the more stupid arguments I have heard; trying to blame college students poor test scores on a President. Obviously Zzz's hate has once again muddled its reality.

ZZZzzzzzzz · Jan 20, 2006

You guys are funny.

Read the title:

Under Dumya, the dumbing down of America continues.

Well, is the dumbing down continuing or not?

I didn't say Dumya started this trend, but he sure as heck isn't doing anything to stop it.

Imagine a kid in school, studying grammar saying to his mom:

"But mom, why do I have to learn to use proper English, the president doesn't???"

One of the strong arguments for the Clinton impeachment, was that people look to the president as a benchmark for what is right and good, and by lying, and cheating on his wife without punishment, it sets a bad example for children, sends the message that lying and cheating are okay.

Well, Dumya is sending the message that you can be stupid, speak like you have rocks in your head, shun reading, and that is okay.

That's why the dumbing down continues....under Dumya.

Quote from Nick Leeson Jr:

Definately one of the more stupid arguments I have heard; trying to blame college students poor test scores on a President. Obviously Zzz's hate has once again muddled its reality.

drmarkan · Jan 20, 2006

I think this explains the problem:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A8427-2005Mar28.html

drmarkan · Jan 20, 2006

Quote from ZZZzzzzzzz:

One of the strong arguments for the Clinton impeachment, was that people look to the president as a benchmark for what is right and good, and by lying, and cheating on his wife without punishment, it sets a bad example for children, sends the message that lying and cheating are okay.
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You are absolutely right. ACTIONS speak louder than WORDS.

Pabst · Jan 20, 2006

Yale graduate. Harvard MBA. Jet pilot. Bilingual. Multi-millionaire in a super cool biz (professional baseball ownership) twice elected President, once against the VP of a highly popular administration the other against a 20yr Senator with a half billion behind him, makes decisions without giving a flying fuck if the socialist Mosque loving red homo dykes are behind him......Gosh whatta dunce.

Quote from ZZZzzzzzzz:

You guys are funny.

Read the title:

Under Dumya, the dumbing down of America continues.

Well, is the dumbing down continuing or not?

I didn't say Dumya started this trend, but he sure as heck isn't doing anything to stop it.

Imagine a kid in school, studying grammar saying to his mom:

"But mom, why do I have to learn to use proper English, the president doesn't???"

One of the strong arguments for the Clinton impeachment, was that people look to the president as a benchmark for what is right and good, and by lying, and cheating on his wife without punishment, it sets a bad example for children, sends the message that lying and cheating are okay.

Well, Dumya is sending the message that you can be stupid, speak like you have rocks in your head, shun reading, and that is okay.

That's why the dumbing down continues....under Dumya.

Longhorns · Jan 21, 2006

Quote from Pabst:

Yale graduate. Harvard MBA. Jet pilot. Bilingual. Multi-millionaire in a super cool biz (professional baseball ownership) twice elected President, once against the VP of a highly popular administration the other against a 20yr Senator with a half billion behind him, makes decisions without giving a flying fuck if the socialist Mosque loving red homo dykes are behind him......Gosh whatta dunce.

Well said Pabst. Beers on me if we ever catch up somewhere.

acronym · Jan 21, 2006

Sure, it all sounds good.
If he really wants the support he craves though, given he is clearly not capable of doing anything other than falling off mountain bikes, he will need to deliver a speech entirely in his second language-without cue cards-has he done that?
And of course, actually fly a f#g jet plane.

Put it this way-if he had landed the damn plane on the "mission accomplished" photo op on the carrier, or done anything at all to suggest he isnt the most ignorant boob/evil sob on the planet,
he might get more respect.

The qualifications listed sound good. They sound great.

But would YOU hire him???

ZZZzzzzzzz · Jan 21, 2006

And INACTION speaks volumes louder than WORDS too, even words written for children......

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Quote from drmarkan:

You are absolutely right. ACTIONS speak louder than WORDS.