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Obama's classy guests at the White House
I thought gay people were supposed to have good taste? This is so incredibly inappropriate. Nobody from these groups should ever be allowed back in the White House, and President Obama should publicly condemn this behavior exhibited by his guests.
http://blogs.phillymag.com/the_phill...r-white-house/
Last Friday, an attaché of important gay people from Philadelphia made a trip to Washington D.C. as invited guests of President Barack Obama for the White House’s first-ever gay pride reception. There, they danced to the sounds of a Marine Corps band; they dined on crab cakes and canapés; they hand-delivered letters from concerned citizens like this 18-year old who has had four people close to him gunned down, and noted rhyming raconteur CA Conrad; and some of them took advantage of photo opportunities to give the late President Ronald Reagan the middle finger.
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 Originally Posted by ColoREDo
Childish.
Yeah, it's one thing to do this at a protest or something, but this is the White House for crying out loud!
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Disrespectful and unnecessary.
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Originally Posted by huskrthill
Yeah, it's one thing to do this at a protest or something, but this is the White House for crying out loud!
The bird just seems like a childish thing to do for a grown adult in any case IMO. Especially to a picture hanging on the wall though.
"Bipartisan usually means that a larger-than-usual deception is being carried out."-George Carlin
"It is easier to fool people than to convince them they have been fooled".-Mark Twain
  
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I think this applies even beyond the white house, if someone invites you into their home, resist the temptation to get a picture of yourself flipping off their artwork.
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Originally Posted by huskerator 5000
...if someone invites you into their home, resist the temptation to get a picture of yourself flipping off their artwork.
Words to live by.
"Bipartisan usually means that a larger-than-usual deception is being carried out."-George Carlin
"It is easier to fool people than to convince them they have been fooled".-Mark Twain
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Originally Posted by huskerator 5000
I think this applies even beyond the white house, if someone invites you into their home, resist the temptation to get a picture of yourself flipping off their artwork.
or uriniating on it
http://kdvr.com/2012/06/21/woman-sai...g/?hpt=us_bn10
Lord loves a workin' man; don't trust whitey; see a doctor and get rid of it.
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Originally Posted by huskerator 5000
I think this applies even beyond the white house, if someone invites you into their home, resist the temptation to get a picture of yourself flipping off their artwork.
You would think that this would have been common sense.
"The distinctive mark of the Christian, today more than ever, must be love for the poor, the weak, the suffering." Pope John Paul II
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Originally Posted by ChitownHusker
You would think that this would have been common sense.
Yes, but often common sense doesn't seem to really be that common after all! 
Originally Posted by Warhorse
Never been on a liberal blog in my life.
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Originally Posted by Red Dead Redemption
She has an excuse at least.. these pathetic excuses for representation to the WH have none.
Some people are born on third base and go through life thinking they hit a triple. - Barry Switzer
Originally Posted by The Big Red Lebowski
That a way CC! Stick with your boy to the bitter end.
Originally Posted by RedPhoenix
Why yes, I do have a PHD in Hillbilly.
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An idiotic gesture performed in a moment of tipsy revelry, though it's stupid and reprehensible, I can forgive, especially if it's ultimately seen by no one or very few.
Posting it on Facebook for everybody to see? I just don't get that.
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I'm sure many of those paintings have been cursed at, given the finger and otherwise disrespected hundreds of times over the years. But how dumb do you have to be to publish the pics of doing it......
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Originally Posted by RedBlack&Blue
An idiotic gesture performed in a moment of tipsy revelry, though it's stupid and reprehensible, I can forgive, especially if it's ultimately seen by no one or very few.
Posting it on Facebook for everybody to see? I just don't get that.
I would imagine you would be equally forgiving if it was say Westboro flipping off Clinton?
Some people are born on third base and go through life thinking they hit a triple. - Barry Switzer
Originally Posted by The Big Red Lebowski
That a way CC! Stick with your boy to the bitter end.
Originally Posted by RedPhoenix
Why yes, I do have a PHD in Hillbilly.
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Originally Posted by huskerator 5000
I think this applies even beyond the white house, if someone invites you into their home, resist the temptation to get a picture of yourself flipping off their artwork.
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Originally Posted by CornfieldCounty
I would imagine you would be equally forgiving if it was say Westboro flipping off Clinton?
If someone did this to Obama's portrait, they would be called racists. Guaranteed.
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It might make a good gag photo to do something like that. But to let it out makes you own it in a way. Then you're just lame.
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Originally Posted by CornfieldCounty
I would imagine you would be equally forgiving if it was say Westboro flipping off Clinton?
You mean the whole Church? That'd be quite a flip!
Anyway, yeah. Republicans have done this too. It'll happen again.
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Originally Posted by huskrthill
If someone did this to Obama's portrait, they would be called racists. Guaranteed.
By some maybe. That's a pretty weak guarantee however. Most would see it for what it's worth, which is something disrespectful and dumb.
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