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sendero

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11. Yes..
Thu Dec 19, 2013, 08:48 AM
Dec 2013

.... I find they whole DD thing amusing. I've never seen the show, never will. I had never even heard of it until a few months ago and then suddenly it was EVERYWHERE and I mean EVERYWHERE.

There are all kinds of "bubbles". There are financial bubbles, real estate bubbles and entertainment bubbles. this bubble just popped. In 2 years nobody will give two shits about DD but I wonder if the principals get that. Probably not, they felt they had earned the right to spew bilious bigotry with impunity.

Time to go back into your holes of obscurity folks.

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The first couple comments in the LA Times post on the subject... villager Dec 2013 #1
Looks like that comment has been deleted. alp227 Dec 2013 #24
Yes, but what does GOD say about all this? Kurovski Dec 2013 #2
Duck Dynasty yeoman6987 Dec 2013 #10
Yes.. sendero Dec 2013 #11
And as long as we keep fighting each other, the corporations rule. n/t jtuck004 Dec 2013 #3
what does that even mean ? JI7 Dec 2013 #7
that this kind of cultural infighting among us rabble is fostered by the powers that be in order to bettyellen Dec 2013 #8
Thank you. I couldn't have put it better. n/t jtuck004 Dec 2013 #9
I do believe... sendero Dec 2013 #12
Because...we never go after the 1% online or in life? Kurovski Dec 2013 #13
it was a revelation at the time- the skewed press coverage, the increased surveillance and abuses bettyellen Dec 2013 #14
Only people rule. All agency is human actors. Coyotl Dec 2013 #18
It's only a matter of time before someone on that show drops the N word. Sky Masterson Dec 2013 #4
I'm sure that word gets dropped a lot warrant46 Dec 2013 #5
They edit that shit out, no doubt. Coyotl Dec 2013 #19
Almost half of our adult population chervilant Dec 2013 #6
and call me a cynic, but I must wonder Blue_Tires Dec 2013 #15
+1 Sissyk Dec 2013 #21
"Ignorance and being narrow-minded are "patriotic" American values." This is a GOP AlinPA Dec 2013 #16
The bigger problem is the deliberate dumbing down of America Lydia Leftcoast Dec 2013 #17
Watch the film "Stupidity" if you can get a copy. Coyotl Dec 2013 #20
"Sigh. Why couldn't the South have just seceded back in the 1860s so the Yankees redqueen Dec 2013 #22
Louisiana is a "Right to Work State" which means the actor IdaBriggs Dec 2013 #23
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