Dear America,
can this October get any more frightful?
can't wait for the ninth of November; even though it spooks the living daylights out of me.
but one thing is for sure --
people like Glenn Beck....Paul Ryan....Mike Lee....just about anyone who calls themselves a conservative and can't stomach the idea of supporting Trump, does not respect the system and all that is at stake in this election; they are willing to even contemplate voting for a corrupt, lying, abusive, power monger, open border, globalist who has been caught ....
- using an illegal personal server for State Department communication -- including sending and receiving confidential information -- including communicating with the president using an alias
- being the someone who is directly responsible for not answering the requests for more security in Libya -- and ultimately leading to the death of four Americans in a terrorist attack in Benghazi (see also backstory on arms deals under the cover of darkness)
- being the someone who led the State Department that led to creating the very conditions in Iraq that left the country vulnerable to ISIS -- undermining all the years of U.S. military efforts and turning whatever success we made into a near total loss
- being the someone who was paid (off) millions by Wall Street for things said -- and deals made -- in private
- being the someone who has funneled millions of dollars from countries in the Middle East to the Clinton Foundation -- masquerading as funds to charity out of the goodness of their hearts (ah ha)
- being the someone who has made personal attacks of the victims of numerous sexual assaults-- and even rape -- at the hands of HER husband, Bill
Unlike what is characteristically rich of the Left -- it's as if the Right has no concept of standing up together, all for one and one for all -- even when the going gets tough.
Surely, but don't call me Shirley, there is nothing about this election this girl likes. Nothing.
I'm just doing my best to make a batch of lemonade with what we got.
Isn't it fascinating, though, the hypocrisy of our daily lives meeting up with what we want and expect from a candidate; for this culture of ours has fallen to new lows -- so how can we really be surprised that it is reflected back in vivid color and high-definition in a nano-second with every move during this election season?
And in that link there -- this girl isn't really calling Megyn Kelly a hypocrite....or am I?
Sure, dirty talk can sometimes just be playful, part of the game, part of the fun of being a celebrity -- in the inquiring minds wanna know kind of way; maybe the rules are just different for some than others. Should be noted that Megyn was on live radio -- sirius xm -- at the time; in other words, she knew whatever she said would be heard in the moment, with no regrets; so we must give her double D props for discussing her "killer B's" and her husband's penis size, right?
Now something to think about is our music -- from pop to rap. Let's hit it, shall we?
I when I say, hit it -- it's not by the crude definition like, yeah, I hit that. Which means to basically to f@&% a girl, k? But the use of the double entendre is good, no?
There are some nasty, bad-ass dirty filthy songs out there -- objectifying women, loving women, f$@&ing women, hitting women -- and there are even other songs, sung by women, glorifying the quick hit with a boy!
And guess who loves to listen to it? OUR kids. Here's more from starpulse...
Here's words from Tove Lo's Talking Body -- a pop song widely played:
Bed, stay in bed
The feeling of your skin locked in my head
Smoke, smoke me broke
I don't care I'm down for what you want
Day drunk into the night
Wanna keep you here
Cause you dry my tears
Yeah, summer lovin' and fights
How it is for us
And it's all because
Now if we're talking body
You got a perfect one
So put it on me
Swear it won't take you long
If you love me right
We fuck for life
On and on and on
Now if we're talking body
You got a perfect one
So put it on me
Swear it won't take you long
If you love me right
We fuck for life
On and on and on
Love, give me love
Anything you want I'll give it up
Lips, lips I kiss
Bite me while I taste your fingertips
Day drunk into the night
Wanna keep you here
Cause you dry my tears
Yeah, summer lovin' and fights
How it is for us
And another one, titled HABITS -- even better:
I eat my dinner in my bathtub
Then I go to sex clubs
Watching freaky people getting it on
It doesn't make me nervous
If anything, I'm restless
Yeah, I've been around and I've seen it all
I get home, I got the munchies
Binge on all my Twinkies
Throw up in the tub and I go to sleep
And I drank up all my money
Dazed and kinda lonely
[Chorus]
You're gone and I got to stay high
All the time, to keep you off my mind
Oh oh oh oh, oh oh oh oh
High, all the time, to keep you off my mind
Oh oh oh oh, oh oh oh oh
Spend my days locked in a haze
Trying to forget you, babe
I fall back down
I gotta stay high, all my life
To forget I'm missing you
Oh oh oh oh, oh oh oh oh
[Verse 2]
Pick up daddies at the playground
How I spend my day time
Loosen up their frown, make them feel alive
Make it fast and greasy
I'm numb and way too easy
[Chorus]
So - the highlight is me, G, just observing how even twisted girls devalue their God given worth to the point of singing about it, profiting from it, and in the process of making "art"...making it widely recognized that these "habits" are all okay -- when it isn't.
Yes sir ree.
Rap can say the word p&%$$y all the live long day -- grab it, take it, whip it, f@^% it, -- and there is nobody in the mainstream dissing it in the every day. Nobody. Just sayin'
But now look at me rambling like a country road.
Oh wait. There is more --
From one of my favorite songs, called Take Your Time, by Sam Hunt. But this time, this girl is gonna cut to the second verse, much like the first, and goes like this:
....And I know it starts with "Hello"
And the next thing you know you're trying to be nice
And some guy's getting too close
Trying to pick you up
Trying to get you drunk
And I'm sure one of your friends is about to come over here
'Cause she's supposed to save you from random guys
That talk too much and wanna stay too long
It's the same old song and dance but I think you know it well
You could've rolled your eyes
Told me to go to hell
Could've walked away
But you're still here
And I'm still here
Come on let's see where it goes
Now of course, it's subtle (what can we say, it's good ole American country ballad...)
But yet, in this second verse, Sam sings a tune about random guys, "trying to pick you up, trying to get you drunk" -- for what? Nothing? Just to buy a girl a drink?
Me thinks not.
Highlighting the habit of going into a bar -- letting a guy buy your drinks -- highlights what happens after the girl gets loose. He might, as Sam very well pointed out, that after a guy gets the girl drunk, that it's quite possible that the guy intends to take advantage of her.
But even the good ole boy in Sam Hunt makes note within just a few lines..."But you're still here And I'm still here Come on let's see where it goes..."
Enough.
Enough.
It's just all this angst about what Trump said...
In light of what the Clinton's have paired off and said and done for the last forty years? Are you sirius xxx Glenn, Paul, Mike?
And all you other 're-pubic-cans' (as Mark Levin often refers to them as)...how can you not hit the Trump tail and trail like no other and turn out on behalf of simply making a serious regime change and call it a day?
"Paul Ryan should spend more time on balancing the budget, jobs, and illegal immigration and not waste time on fighting Republican nominee" said the Trumpster to Paul the P&%#y Ryan (Trump didn't call him that, but he should have! But of course, that isn't appropriate language of the future President of the United States of America...and then you might as well google Barack Obama reading from one of his own books...)
And, go ahead --
just google "dirty rap songs" and see what pops up -- dare you.
just google "dirty rap songs" and see what pops up -- dare you.
Here's a great piece (of ass) (no. just kidding) (too bad if you don't think it was funny) (what did that clinton camp guy tweet during the debate...oh right...this) It's from Ben Shapiro, read THIS...it nails the "astounding hypocrisy..." to the headboard. yeah, he hit that out of the park.
Obama won re-election with only 55% overall voter turnout. Obama had about 65 million votes, to Romney's 60 million -- give or take (mind you, many without consent).
Trump has to hit 66 million votes, or better. And that's like, only reaching two-thirds of the 100 million Christian voters. But according to Gallup -- there is a deficit in the number of registered republicans to democrats -- only 27% R, 32% D; while the independents run a whooping 40%! IF we break down the "leaners" -- democrats top republicans, 49% -- 44%.
So no matter how you look at it -- we must turn HER over, turn HER upside down, perhaps even turn HER where the sun don't shine, for republican Turn Out is everything. As Trump might say --
it's a pretty big deal,
it's the art of the steal,
it's something for real,
so how 'bout you all hit that,
so we can turn around
and heal, yo"
boom der it is muthafuckas
we may all feel a wee bit dirty when this whole thing is over and done -- but doesn't the Right really want to win the White House back? (see also, Huckabee on with Megyn Kelly) All Glenn, Paul, Mike are doing is driving a faulty message of ridiculously stupid republican anarchy, and we ain't got time for that. Grow a pair, will ya?
Make it a Good Day, G
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