{"article":{"id":95199,"heading":"Rush Limbaugh, a Terrorist?","author":"mymicz","created":"2003-11-22 04:20:58","modified":"2003-11-26 05:33:32","last_modified":"Wed, 26 Nov 2003 12:33:32","article":"<p>My boufriend and I were recently watching tv when his ex came on talking about having supported terrorism because she bought drugs. <br>  <br> There are about ten kids and adults in the ad, we should know, our taxes paid for them. <br>  <br> These ads were made by the drug czar, and he got into deep doo doo about the money he used too. <br>  <br> What's worse, it was after 9\/11, and it blamed junkies for terrorism. <br>  <br> Now, I'm not saying a junkie can't directly be a terrorist, in fact I've known a few.  <br>  <br> And I'm not even disagreeing with the premise that drug money kills, cause duh, it totally does. <br>  <br> Wow, I guess there is one link that I can agree with the drug czar on.  <br>  <br> It's all the indirect pathways and loopholes that users have to go through that somewhat exempts them from at least a portion of the karma. <br>  <br> But then you get into quantity issues. <br>  <br> Someone buys a bag of grass for grammas glaucoma once a week, they are a terrorist? I think not. <br>  <br> Some one buys hundreds of pills that can be suicidal if taken at once and takes way too many to think, and then preeches war and murder all over the place, mmmm.. <br>  <br> This image, of a pilled out Rush speaking to us as if he is not on Mars, explains a lot about his theories. <br>  <br> And a lot about his party. <br>  <br> Frankly, I feel the Republicans need terrorists, to make thier fat boring lives worthy of praise. <br>  <br> Otherwise, they might have to think of real sollutions instead of passing the buck all the time and blowing people up. <br>  <br> In fact, I would venture to say that Bush and his cronies made more off of terrorists then ever in legitimate buisiness. <br>  <br> Go on Rush, buy some more pills, a kalashnikov for a terrorist, a smuglers dream, your party is counting on you, what else can you do anyway? <br>  <br> Well, the sad news is, he's lost too many brain cells already, but unlike Muhammad Ali, he isn't smart enough to know when to quit. <br>  <br> He can still be a cheerleader, although he's quite ugly and quite racist. <br>  <br> But it's o.k., he makes up for it by being so stupid that once in a while you get a laugh out of him. <br>  <br> Frankly, the Rush saga is more interesting than Jacko the wacko. <br>  <br> And if he does get arrested, I might just believe in the system again, har de har.<\/p>\n","contact":"","link":"","address":"","phone":"","parent_id":0,"mime_type":"text\/plain","summary":"The man gave thousands to drug dealers is under investigation.","numcomment":2,"fileurl":"\/uploads\/","filesize":null,"article_url":"\/news\/2003\/11\/95199.php"},"attachments":[],"comments":[{"id":95200,"heading":"^","article":"Whatever.\r\n\r\n.","author":"nn","parent_id":95199,"mime_type":"text\/plain","created":"2003-11-22 04:28:26","modified":"2003-11-22 04:28:26","fileurl":""},{"id":95277,"heading":"OneEyedMan","article":"Thanx for another fine example of Republican sagacity (pardon the oxymoron).\r\n\r\n10 EV points....7000 SV points....","author":"KPC","parent_id":95199,"mime_type":"text\/plain","created":"2003-11-22 20:37:50","modified":"2003-11-22 20:37:50","fileurl":""}]}