Sherman and Mr. Peabody explain American Foreign Policy

By Saturday November 29, 2008



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  1. pedro says:
    11/30/2008 at 9:45 am

    #19 It is written “You are” or You’re”, not “Your”. But I understand you were upset when you wrote this post, so no biggie.

    #20 I’ve never understood that “defense at all cost” of a political party, as if they were defending their football or baseball team. macfans are even harder still to comprehend.

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  2. Rich says:
    11/30/2008 at 10:51 am

    President Bush is to true “born again” people as, say, Bjork is to Lynyrd Skynyrd. Hope that was clear. What I mean to say is, he’s a flyweight-wannabee-pretender-poser. My 2 cents.

    I believe the cartoon has been TAMPERED WITH!

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  3. Mister Mustard says:
    11/30/2008 at 10:57 am

    #21 – ‘dro

    >>It is written “You are” or You’re”, not
    >>“Your”.

    Gee thanks, ‘dro. I appreciate the tip.

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  4. Les says:
    11/30/2008 at 11:10 am

    Interesting perspective, but politics aside, thats some funny stuff!

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  5. bobbo says:
    11/30/2008 at 11:20 am

    Or–its ONLY funny because of the politics. Political humor is like that==or were you laughing at the talking dog?

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  6. pedro says:
    11/30/2008 at 12:58 pm

    #25 I was

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  7. Glenn E. says:
    12/1/2008 at 2:07 am

    >>>Especially when liberals control universities >>>and their history departments.

    >>Funny how that works, isn’t it? All the smart >>people turn out to be liberals.

    And most US Presidents went to Harvard, both Democrat and Republican. As did the writers of cartoons series like the Simpsons. As well as the infamous Unibomber Ted Kaczynski, and UFO abduction fanatic Prof. John E. Mack. Hmmmm… maybe college has simply got nothing to do with any damn thing these nutballs do. It’s more likely they were adversely influenced by their grade school classes, than college. But we don’t want to go there, do we? Because the government controls the curriculum there.

    BTW, about this cartoon, I had to keep from splitting my sides when they mentioned Donald Rumsfeld. And it jived with a lot of what I already knew. We were real cozy with Iran at once time. We had Iranian military junior officers training at Lackland Texas (in 1975) while I was there. Part of the Army’s “School of the Americas” training program? Some years later, the Iran hostage thing happened.
    http://tinyurl.com/57yqjd

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  8. Mr. Fusion says:
    12/1/2008 at 6:08 am

    No surprise. I fully expected the wing nut crowd to contemptuously dismiss it. And they did.

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    Bobbo,

    I understand you thoughts on Carter. There are two ways of looking at it though. Either he was weak or he kept us out of nuclear war. Who knows what would have happened with an aged, paranoid Soviet leadership if Carter had of gotten tough with Iran.

    Since we don’t know what would have happened if he took the other course he will always be judged narrowly by the Reaganites and those ultimately responsible for the mess and more kindly by peace loving people.

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  9. The Monster's Lawyer says:
    12/1/2008 at 6:37 am

    “Get me Moose and Squirrel!” – Boris Badenov

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  10. Grayven says:
    12/1/2008 at 9:37 am

    There are intelligent reasons for being conservative. Believing in fiscal responsibility, free markets, national defense that makes you safer, or limited government are among the good reasons to be a conservative.

    The republican party has delivered zero to the intelligent conservative for the past several decades. The vastly expanding debt of our country and the expanded powers of government in the last few years are examples of the parties betrayal of conservative values.

    I think what you are seeing with conservatives right now is cognitive dissonance (look this up if you don’t know what it is). They have put years of effort in support of a party that in no way supports them, and it would be mental anguish to admit they have been betrayed. Admitting the betrayal would also leave them with NO major party to align with at this time.

    While the Democratic party is definately the wrong road to follow, at least for a conservative, there is no good second option. We have been a nation without a conservative party for a very long time. We will be a nation without a conservative party until conservatives are willing to admit they’ve been duped.

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  11. Chris says:
    12/1/2008 at 6:39 pm

    I’m late to this party, but I have two items:

    The correct quote is “He who can, does. He who cannot, teaches.” The author is George Bernard Shaw, “Man and Superman” act IV.

    Second item, anyone know where the video presently is? It appears to have been removed and I was only able to see half of it due to a flakey wi-fi connection on the road :-(

    Chris

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