American tear gas used in Egypt

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Sunday February 06, 2011 · 10:38 PM PST

2011/02/06 · 22:38

The tear gas canisters fired on the protesters in Cairo said "mad in the USA" on them.

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Friday June 19, 2009 · 9:25 AM PDT

2009/06/19 · 09:25

With the help of some friends and family, President Obama put his balls into storage a month ago, though it is only now coming to light. Questions about the location of the President’s balls were raised in May when he backed off his pledge to end Bush-era military tribunals. However, Press Secretary Gibbs dodged the questions by stating simply that the President’s balls were exactly where they needed to be. But this week, the question came up again when Obama seemed to back off his pledge to offer a public health care option. Finally, Gibbs...

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Thursday September 04, 2008 · 12:09 PM PDT

2008/09/04 · 12:09

So these are two images I created, and I really just want people to tell me whether they think they're effective anti-McCain memes. The first one is a McCain-Palin poster and the second one is an attempt to turn his "maverick" image on its head. Seriously give me feedback. (But be gentle; I'm fragile.) Thanks.

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Monday July 21, 2008 · 1:58 PM PDT

2008/07/21 · 13:58

(This is also posted at www.236.com)

Once a year, for the past three years, thousands of left-wing heroes and nutbags of the blogosphere proudly gather at an event called Netroots Nation (formerly YearlyKos). Also, General Wesley Clark usually shows up at some point. Since I consider myself both left-wing and a nutbag, I figured I should go see what the buzz is about. And what I found out is: this ain't your grandma's blogosphere! (Because no such thing existed when she was alive, and if it had, it would have made everyone poop themselves.) This year the four-day event was held in Austin, Texas, and it was clear from the get-go that Austin had never seen so many surge protectors in one place. Here's how it all went down:

10:05 a.m., Thursday: Take Off
My plane is about to take off. So exciting - 2,000 bloggers and activists from around the country will drive cars and fly on planes in order to arrive at a convention at which we'll be told the world will die if we continue to drive cars and fly in airplanes. I should be there in less than four hours.

3:00 p.m., Thursday: F*** Off
Still sitting on runway at Laguardia. I just punched a four year-old in the face, hard, and I feel no remorse.

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Wednesday June 25, 2008 · 11:51 AM PDT

2008/06/25 · 11:51

I think George Carlin would be amused that even following his death the mainstream media can’t bring itself to cover the truth about what he had to say. In the majority of the coverage about Carlin I’ve seen, the talking heads simply speak about his "seven words you can’t say on television" or his desire to "push the limits." They don’t want to discuss the dirty details of the truth and social commentary Carlin brilliantly vocalized. That’s what made Carlin a legend, not merely his desire to say "Fuck" on the radio.

Carlin said the media was a joke, and in remembering him, they’ve proven him right. How many networks have shown some of his most groundbreaking social commentary such as the following:

-Religion is the biggest load of bullshit ever sold.
-The U.S. loves to bomb countries filled with little brown people.
-Both political parties are owned and operated by corporations.
-Instead of putting drug dealers in jail, we should execute the bankers who launder the drug money.
-Golf is an elitist, pretentious sport and homeless people should be given the golf courses to live on.

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Friday May 09, 2008 · 11:53 AM PDT

2008/05/09 · 11:53

May I just say that only Arianna could get a candidate who desperately wants voters to believe he's not George Bush to now angrily defend his support for George Bush. She has somehow forced McCain to waste his TV time intently detailing how much he supported, campaigned for, and voted for the least popular president in US history. This is a stroke of pure genius, and I just want to make sure she's getting the proper kudos for this. (If you haven't seen McCain detail his mancrush for Bush, it's here.)

How To Beat Your Dumb Friend in A Debate about The Iraq War

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Thursday April 10, 2008 · 1:46 PM PDT

2008/04/10 · 13:46

Recently I was arguing with one of my dumber "friends" about the Iraq war. He loves Bush, and thinks bigger bombs is the answer in Iraq. He wasn't giving in until I used a simple analogy. I said, "Your solution is like shattering an expensive vase and then saying, ‘We need to keep smashing it until it’s fixed.’" I stumped him. He was silent. So here’s a brief list of other analogies you can use on your dumb friends. And the truth is, I’ve seen similar ones work on some of the smartest political pundits...

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Thursday April 03, 2008 · 10:43 PM PDT

2008/04/03 · 22:43

All the good ad space is gone. Buildings, signs, store fronts, the tops of taxis, the sides of buses – all taken. So I’ve got an answer. One major advertising space has not been utilized. It’s a blank canvas located in every big city – homeless people. Now, some might say "Great idea! Paint the homeless!" but that wouldn’t work. They don’t hold still long enough. Instead, I’m saying that the big name companies and corporations should instead sponsor homeless people. I say pay them to wear a sign, a jacket, a hat, etc. Pay them the same as buying a giant billboard in a major city – maybe ten grand per month.
It’s the perfect...

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Monday February 25, 2008 · 1:03 PM PST

2008/02/25 · 13:03

This past Saturday I was invited on Fox News to tell 30 seconds of Huckabee jokes. I figured my time on live TV would be better spent letting the Fox News viewership know that their favorite channel is a festering pile of propaganda. Here's the clip.

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