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How fucking stupid are Californians lol?
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How fucking stupid are Californians lol?
Which one was Straw Man and Ozmo?
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wonder if people would sign this in other states. i would fear for my safety asking people to sign that in Wyoming lol.
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Which one was Straw Man and Ozmo?
Oakland has some pretty shitty neighborhoods
I'm sure you would feel right at home there
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How fucking stupid are Californians lol?
one random guy with a petition and I'm wondering if it's even real
looks more like a right winger trying to scam people with bullshit (ala James O'Keefe)
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What bullshit has O'Keefe put out? Normally from what I've seen, he puts it out there and open for everyone.
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What bullshit has O'Keefe put out? Normally from what I've seen, he puts it out there and open for everyone.
is this really what you believe about O'Keefe
just checking to see if I want to waste my time posting all the lies
the fraud is well documented so I'm just wondering how it is you're not aware of it
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is this really what you believe about O'Keefe
just checking to see if I want to waste my time posting all the lies
the fraud is well documented so I'm just wondering how it is you're not aware of it
Not trolling at all. You can just give examples, no need for links.
I think I've only seen about 3 videos from him and they all appeared to be justified...like the one where the government workers were told to claim they worked a full day even though they didn't. I think that was the temporary census workers, but that's just off memory.
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wonder if people would sign this in other states. i would fear for my safety asking people to sign that in Wyoming lol.
They would... Depending on the state I'm sure.
You also have to ask yourself how many people he asked to get 6-7 good clips right?
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How fucking stupid are Californians lol?
as I suspected - this is someone working with infowars site
this is not a real petition
Why does anyone still waste their time thinking this kind of shit is significant
Go out on the street and spend hours asking people to sign a petition about anything and you'll eventually find a few dopes to sign it
Infowars.com
April 26, 2013
Just as we got Austinites to sign a petition to ban water. Infowars and Mark Dice teamed up to ask Californians to sign up for a Nazi Takeover, Door to Door Gun Confiscation, Add More Police Powers etc. Watch and be amazed.
http://www.infowars.com/californians-sign-petition-for-nazi-takeover/
The only question I have now is whether Hugo thought this was real or just chose to leave out the info that it was fake
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Not trolling at all. You can just give examples, no need for links.
I think I've only seen about 3 videos from him and they all appeared to be justified...like the one where the government workers were told to claim they worked a full day even though they didn't. I think that was the temporary census workers, but that's just off memory.
it's was as easy as googling "the lies of james o'keefe"
just checking first to see if you were genuinely uninformed of his lies or you were just choosing to ignore them
James O'Keefe: A history of lies, falsehoods, and deception
O'Keefe Doctored NPR Video. In March, O'Keefe was caught doctoring an undercover video of an NPR official to make it appear that the NPR official had referred to Tea Party participants as "xenophobic." In reality, the NPR official had attributed that sentiment not to himself, but rather to two Republicans he had spoken with. O'Keefe's deception in this case was so blatant that it was criticized by Glenn Beck's website.
O'Keefe Falsely Claimed That ACORN Tapes Were A "Nationwide ACORN Child Prostitution Investigation" That Implicated Many ACORN Employees. Discussing the ACORN videos created by O'Keefe and fellow conservative activist Hannah Giles, O'Keefe falsely claimed that the video campaign was a "nationwide ACORN child prostitution investigation" implicating many ACORN employees. But in at least six of the eight heavily edited videos produced by O'Keefe and Giles and distributed by Andrew Breitbart, either the activists did not clearly tell the ACORN employees that they were planning to engage in child prostitution; or the ACORN employees refused to help them or apparently deliberately misled them; or ACORN employees contacted the police following their visit.
Law Enforcement Officials Criticize O'Keefe's "Highly Selective Editing Of Reality." Three separate investigations cleared ACORN workers of any criminal wrongdoing, and a December 22, 2009 report by the Congressional Research Service stated that California and Maryland criminal laws may have been violated by the undisclosed taping done by O'Keefe. California Attorney General Edmund G. Brown, Jr. pointed out that the videotapes were "severely edited by O'Keefe." In a statement, Brown said, "The evidence illustrates ... that things are not always as partisan zealots portray them through highly selective editing of reality. Sometimes a fuller truth is found on the cutting room floor." Likewise, a March 1 New York Daily News article reported that "a law enforcement source" said of O'Keefe and Giles: "They edited the tape to meet their agenda." A March 2 New York Post article, headlined "ACORN set up by vidiots: DA," reported of O'Keefe and Giles' ACORN tapes: "Many of the seemingly crime-encouraging answers were taken out of context so as to appear more sinister, sources said."
Breitbart And O'Keefe Withheld Exculpatory LA ACORN Video For Two Months. For more than two months after Andrew Breitbart's BigGovernment.com website began posting videos in which O'Keefe and Giles supposedly posed as a pimp and prostitute in ACORN offices, O'Keefe and his cohorts withheld video that directly contradicted what they suggested the videos showed. In September 2009, Giles and Big Government editor-in-chief Mike Flynn had both falsely claimed that every ACORN office O'Keefe and Giles visited had offered to help them. Also during September 2009, both Breitbart and O'Keefe were asked directly by reporters whether any ACORN offices had refused to help; Breitbart and O'Keefe chose not to disclose the existence of a tape that showed at least one ACORN worker who refused to help. In a video released November 16, 2009, O'Keefe finally acknowledged that a Los Angeles ACORN worker they filmed in August 2009 "would not assist us obtain a house for our illegal activities."
O'Keefe Pleaded Guilty To Misdemeanor Criminal Charge Of Entering Senate Office Under False Pretenses. As reported by The Times-Picayune on May 26:
The four defendants who were arrested in January in Sen. Mary Landrieu's office in the Hale Boggs federal complex in New Orleans pleaded guilty Wednesday morning in federal court to entering real property belonging to the United States under false pretenses.
Magistrate Judge Daniel Knowles III sentenced Stan Dai, Joseph Basel and Robert Flanagan each to two years probation, a fine of $1,500 and 75 hours of community service during their first year of probation.
James O'Keefe, as leader of the group and famous for posing as a pimp in ACORN office videos, received three years of probation, a fine of $1,500 and 100 hours of community service.
O'Keefe's BigGovernment Video Omits Relevant Clip In Claiming That "Census Supervisors" Were "Systemically Encouraging Employees To Falsify Information On Their Time Sheets." In a ten-minute video posted on BigGovernment.com in June 2010, O'Keefe stated that he had been hired as a Census worker and attended two days of training. He said, "What I found were Census supervisors systematically encouraging employees to falsify information on their time sheets." The video includes clips of census leaders, who according to O'Keefe, "didn't seem to have a problem with the discrepancy" of the hours recorded on his time sheet versus the hours he claimed to have worked. O'Keefe omitted a clip that was later aired by ABC, which shows a census leader emphasizing the importance of accurately reporting on miles driven by census enumerators.
Friend Of O'Keefe Reportedly Objected To Past Transcript Distortion. A September 18, 2009, New York Times article reported that Liz Farkas, a college friend of O'Keefe's while at Rutgers University, said she "grew disillusioned" after O'Keefe asked Farkas to help deceptively "edit the script" of a video involving a nurse at the University of California at Los Angeles.
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it's was as easy as googling "the lies of james o'keefe"
just checking first to see if you were genuinely uninformed of his lies or you were just choosing to ignore them
James O'Keefe: A history of lies, falsehoods, and deception
O'Keefe Doctored NPR Video. In March, O'Keefe was caught doctoring an undercover video of an NPR official to make it appear that the NPR official had referred to Tea Party participants as "xenophobic." In reality, the NPR official had attributed that sentiment not to himself, but rather to two Republicans he had spoken with. O'Keefe's deception in this case was so blatant that it was criticized by Glenn Beck's website.
O'Keefe Falsely Claimed That ACORN Tapes Were A "Nationwide ACORN Child Prostitution Investigation" That Implicated Many ACORN Employees. Discussing the ACORN videos created by O'Keefe and fellow conservative activist Hannah Giles, O'Keefe falsely claimed that the video campaign was a "nationwide ACORN child prostitution investigation" implicating many ACORN employees. But in at least six of the eight heavily edited videos produced by O'Keefe and Giles and distributed by Andrew Breitbart, either the activists did not clearly tell the ACORN employees that they were planning to engage in child prostitution; or the ACORN employees refused to help them or apparently deliberately misled them; or ACORN employees contacted the police following their visit.
Law Enforcement Officials Criticize O'Keefe's "Highly Selective Editing Of Reality." Three separate investigations cleared ACORN workers of any criminal wrongdoing, and a December 22, 2009 report by the Congressional Research Service stated that California and Maryland criminal laws may have been violated by the undisclosed taping done by O'Keefe. California Attorney General Edmund G. Brown, Jr. pointed out that the videotapes were "severely edited by O'Keefe." In a statement, Brown said, "The evidence illustrates ... that things are not always as partisan zealots portray them through highly selective editing of reality. Sometimes a fuller truth is found on the cutting room floor." Likewise, a March 1 New York Daily News article reported that "a law enforcement source" said of O'Keefe and Giles: "They edited the tape to meet their agenda." A March 2 New York Post article, headlined "ACORN set up by vidiots: DA," reported of O'Keefe and Giles' ACORN tapes: "Many of the seemingly crime-encouraging answers were taken out of context so as to appear more sinister, sources said."
Breitbart And O'Keefe Withheld Exculpatory LA ACORN Video For Two Months. For more than two months after Andrew Breitbart's BigGovernment.com website began posting videos in which O'Keefe and Giles supposedly posed as a pimp and prostitute in ACORN offices, O'Keefe and his cohorts withheld video that directly contradicted what they suggested the videos showed. In September 2009, Giles and Big Government editor-in-chief Mike Flynn had both falsely claimed that every ACORN office O'Keefe and Giles visited had offered to help them. Also during September 2009, both Breitbart and O'Keefe were asked directly by reporters whether any ACORN offices had refused to help; Breitbart and O'Keefe chose not to disclose the existence of a tape that showed at least one ACORN worker who refused to help. In a video released November 16, 2009, O'Keefe finally acknowledged that a Los Angeles ACORN worker they filmed in August 2009 "would not assist us obtain a house for our illegal activities."
O'Keefe Pleaded Guilty To Misdemeanor Criminal Charge Of Entering Senate Office Under False Pretenses. As reported by The Times-Picayune on May 26:
The four defendants who were arrested in January in Sen. Mary Landrieu's office in the Hale Boggs federal complex in New Orleans pleaded guilty Wednesday morning in federal court to entering real property belonging to the United States under false pretenses.
Magistrate Judge Daniel Knowles III sentenced Stan Dai, Joseph Basel and Robert Flanagan each to two years probation, a fine of $1,500 and 75 hours of community service during their first year of probation.
James O'Keefe, as leader of the group and famous for posing as a pimp in ACORN office videos, received three years of probation, a fine of $1,500 and 100 hours of community service.
O'Keefe's BigGovernment Video Omits Relevant Clip In Claiming That "Census Supervisors" Were "Systemically Encouraging Employees To Falsify Information On Their Time Sheets." In a ten-minute video posted on BigGovernment.com in June 2010, O'Keefe stated that he had been hired as a Census worker and attended two days of training. He said, "What I found were Census supervisors systematically encouraging employees to falsify information on their time sheets." The video includes clips of census leaders, who according to O'Keefe, "didn't seem to have a problem with the discrepancy" of the hours recorded on his time sheet versus the hours he claimed to have worked. O'Keefe omitted a clip that was later aired by ABC, which shows a census leader emphasizing the importance of accurately reporting on miles driven by census enumerators.
Friend Of O'Keefe Reportedly Objected To Past Transcript Distortion. A September 18, 2009, New York Times article reported that Liz Farkas, a college friend of O'Keefe's while at Rutgers University, said she "grew disillusioned" after O'Keefe asked Farkas to help deceptively "edit the script" of a video involving a nurse at the University of California at Los Angeles.
Source this shit, clown. Can only wonder what left-wing joke you've dredged this up from if you're hiding the source right off the bat.
I don't want to read the biased ThinkProgress shit that you and the other clowns on here love trying to pass off as fact-based.
How fucking stupid are Californians lol?
What a pathetic joke. That's why they're $25+ billion in debt and counting (despite having some of the highest taxes in the country).
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Source this shit, clown. Can only wonder what left-wing joke you've dredged this up from if you're hiding the source right off the bat.
I don't want to read the biased ThinkProgress shit that you and the other clowns on here love trying to pass off as fact-based.
What a pathetic joke. That's why they're $25+ billion in debt and counting (despite having some of the highest taxes in the country).
Pay attention Fairy
Skip didn't want a source and I told you exactly how to find it
If you ever paid attention you would know the facts about this fraud by now
Not trolling at all. You can just give examples, no need for links.
I think I've only seen about 3 videos from him and they all appeared to be justified...like the one where the government workers were told to claim they worked a full day even though they didn't. I think that was the temporary census workers, but that's just off memory.
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as I suspected - this is someone working with infowars site
this is not a real petition
Why does anyone still waste their time thinking this kind of shit is significant
Go out on the street and spend hours asking people to sign a petition about anything and you'll eventually find a few dopes to sign it
http://www.infowars.com/californians-sign-petition-for-nazi-takeover/
The only question I have now is whether Hugo thought this was real or just chose to leave out the info that it was fake
what does it matter if the petition was real or not?
if the ppl thought it was thats all that matters
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what does it matter if the petition was real or not?
if the ppl thought it was thats all that matters
because the sample size is so tiny as to render it irrelevent and also why don't they show you all the people who told them to fuck off or who didn't agree with the false premise
I understand that some morons would think this is significant
I'm just explaining to you why it is not
as I suspected - this is someone working with infowars site
this is not a real petition
Why does anyone still waste their time thinking this kind of shit is significant. Go out on the street and spend hours asking people to sign a petition about anything and you'll eventually find a few dopes to sign it
http://www.infowars.com/californians-sign-petition-for-nazi-takeover/
The only question I have now is whether Hugo thought this was real or just chose to leave out the info that it was fake
Infowars.com
April 26, 2013
Just as we got Austinites to sign a petition to ban water. Infowars and Mark Dice teamed up to ask Californians to sign up for a Nazi Takeover, Door to Door Gun Confiscation, Add More Police Powers etc. Watch and be amazed.
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as I suspected - this is someone working with infowars site
this is not a real petition
Why does anyone still waste their time thinking this kind of shit is significant
Go out on the street and spend hours asking people to sign a petition about anything and you'll eventually find a few dopes to sign it
http://www.infowars.com/californians-sign-petition-for-nazi-takeover/
The only question I have now is whether Hugo thought this was real or just chose to leave out the info that it was fake
what level of a freaking butthead are you? ::) Mark Dice does not work for Alex Jones ::) Stop pulling crap out of your ass just because you don't like what you see!! Dice has been doing these petitions on his own for quite a while. Just because infowars has someone there for one petition doesn't invalidate it automatically ::) What do you mean real or fake? Of course it's not a fucking real petition you fracking moron.
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What makes this petition false or a lie Straw? Fucking people walked up and put their signature on some extremely stupid shit in California. That's just a fucking fact that you see happen in these videos and you can't just say, INFOWARS like fucking magic and make that not true ::)
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May I suggest team Hugo Chavez. You sir, seem to be the only one here on the proverbial BALL.
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It just doesn't get more idiotic than this...
people signing petition to repeal the 1st Amendment. This was 3 years ago.
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what level of a freaking butthead are you? ::) Mark Dice does not work for Alex Jones ::) Stop pulling crap out of your ass just because you don't like what you see!! Dice has been doing these petitions on his own for quite a while. Just because infowars has someone there for one petition doesn't invalidate it automatically ::) What do you mean real or fake? Of course it's not a fucking real petition you fracking moron.
and what does Dice do with petitions
anything other than film himself and then selectively edit the responses that he wants to show to prove his preconceived point?
and yes, they are working together just like was posted
Infowars.com
April 26, 2013
Just as we got Austinites to sign a petition to ban water. Infowars and Mark Dice teamed up to ask Californians to sign up for a Nazi Takeover, Door to Door Gun Confiscation, Add More Police Powers etc. Watch and be amazed.
if dunces want to believe this means something they so be it
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LOL, WOW...
He offer to have a coin shop verify if the coin is a real 1oz gold coin and he gets no takers.
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Who fucking cares if he edits out people that won't sign the petition. Just the fact that he can get so many people to sign a petition to repeal the first Amendment in order to stop people from criticizing Obama says all you need to know; there are a lot of complete morons there who are so stupid they're dangerous.
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and what does Dice do with petitions
anything other than film himself and then selectively edit the responses that he wants to show to prove his preconceived point?
and yes, they are working together just like was posted
if dunces want to believe this means something they so be it
And what does dice do? Well, what do you believe mainstream media ala CNN, CBS, NBC ETC. do?
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OH MY FUCKING GOD ::) people panic and two get fired when the public learns that H2O is coming out of their faucets!!!... unreal
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People like in these videos are perfect example of why t same shit heads keep getting elected. Hope and have suckers.
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Who fucking cares if he edits out people that won't sign the petition. Just the fact that he can get so many people to sign a petition to repeal the first Amendment in order to stop people from criticizing Obama says all you need to know; there are a lot of complete morons there who are so stupid they're dangerous.
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and he also got people to sign a petition banning water
Like I said, if you spend enough time you'll find people who will be agreeable to ANYTHING
for his next staged video he should have a petition that the government should issue hand guns to all children starting the first grade
I'm sure he would easily be able to find people in favor of that too and I'm sure the dunces who think this videos mean something will thing that is significant too
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and he also got people to sign a petition banning water
Like I said, if you spend enough time you'll find people who will be agreeable to ANYTHING
for his next staged video he should have a petition that the government should issue hand guns to all children starting the first grade
I'm sure he would easily be able to find people in favor of that too and I'm sure the dunces who think this videos mean something will thing that is significant too
only a dunce would think there's nothing to read into the fact he is able to fill a page with signatures to do outrageous crap like repeal the 1st amendment in order to stop criticism of Obama. ::) a few people signing it would be bad enough. That he doesn't have a problem getting many signatures is really bad no matter how you try to spin it ::)
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only a dunce would think there's nothing to read into the fact he is able to fill a page with signatures to do outrageous crap like repeal the 1st amendment in order to stop criticism of Obama. ::) a few people signing it would be bad enough. That he doesn't have a problem getting many signatures is really bad no matter how you try to spin it ::)
what did "read into" from the the people who signed the petition to ban water ?
Like I've said about 5 times now
If you spend enough time you will find enough morons who will agree to sign a petition for just about anything
does this guy do any phony petitions supporting outrageously stupid right wing ideas ?
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Straw... LOLthat your case for why this doesn't matter is because there are people that are so stupid they'll sign anything... hahaha... If that's what you're trying to say, way to actually back up the point of these videos by Dice :-\
I'm guessing you live near San Diego lol...
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Straw... LOLthat your case for why this doesn't matter is because there are people that are so stupid they'll sign anything... hahaha... If that's what you're trying to say, way to actually back up the point of these videos by Dice :-\
I'm guessing you live near San Diego lol...
I've said many times that I live in the bay area
I'm saying that if you spend some time you'll eventually find a few people who will agree to ANYTHING
it's doesn't mean shit
again, why don't you tell us what you "read into" the petition that they bragged about where he got "Austinites to sign a petition to ban water"
what does that mean to you?
must mean something..... right?
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I've said many times that I live in the bay area
I'm saying that if you spend some time you'll eventually find a few people who will agree to ANYTHING
it's doesn't mean shit
again, why don't you tell us what you "read into" the petition that they bragged about where he got "Austinites to sign a petition to ban water"
what does that mean to you?
must mean something..... right?
LOL
(http://dc463.4shared.com/img/VT9HjR5K/s3/funny-gifs-punching-bag-fail.gif)
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are you trying to say that is what the "ban water" petition means to you ?
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are you trying to say that is what the "ban water" petition means to you ?
no that's you making points against yourself lol... FAIL. Don't try to pretend they spent weeks getting these signatures. "Eventually" lol, stfu ::) The whole fucking point is to show that there are people so stupid they sign the dumbest crap. Don't let me stop you. I can lol all day long at you arguing against yourself.
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no that's you making points against yourself lol... FAIL. Don't try to pretend they spent weeks getting these signatures. "Eventually" lol, stfu ::) The whole fucking point is to show that there are people so stupid they sign the dumbest crap. Don't let me stop you. I can lol all day long at you arguing against yourself.
I can't figure out if you're just playing dumb or you really are this fucking stupid
I never said he took "weeks" get these signatures. I'm sure he could have done it in an afternoon
How many people does he show in the video and why does he only show the ones who signed and not the ones who objected
More important does he show the "petition" or any other data besides these videos
All I see is short video highlighting the dopes he met and then of course you post it here and pretend it represents "Californians" of which there are almost 38 million
you're displaying a level of pure stupidity here akin to some of most moronic posters on this board (who I will not bother to mention)
What you're looking at (and apparently thinking is hugely significant) is nothing more than a derivation of Jay Leno (who ripped it off from many other people) going on the street and finding out that there are some stupid people walking the streets
Of course Leno, like Dice doesn't show you the people who actually know the answers
They only show the dopes and then in the case of Dice's video, dopes like you think it's hugely significant
Still waiting for you to explain to us what the "ban water" petition is telling you
http://videolicious.tv/2009/06/the-best-of-jaywalking-final-jay-leno-tonight-show/#.UX22qLXvtro
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you want me to explain why people were so stupid they were willing to ban water when the point is to show how unbelievably stupid people are that they'll sign anything? LOL Priceless!!!
Straw explaining why it doesn't matter that people are that stupid by saying that people are so stupid they'll sign anything... Has to be one of the better self ownings on the political forum lol. I agree with you straw. Dice agrees with you lol... What the hell are you doing now? haha
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OH MY FUCKING GOD ::) people panic and two get fired when the public learns that H2O is coming out of their faucets!!!... unreal
Fire the DJs because people are morons...sounds about right.
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LOL
(http://dc463.4shared.com/img/VT9HjR5K/s3/funny-gifs-punching-bag-fail.gif)
;D
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it's was as easy as googling "the lies of james o'keefe"
just checking first to see if you were genuinely uninformed of his lies or you were just choosing to ignore them
James O'Keefe: A history of lies, falsehoods, and deception
O'Keefe Doctored NPR Video. In March, O'Keefe was caught doctoring an undercover video of an NPR official to make it appear that the NPR official had referred to Tea Party participants as "xenophobic." In reality, the NPR official had attributed that sentiment not to himself, but rather to two Republicans he had spoken with. O'Keefe's deception in this case was so blatant that it was criticized by Glenn Beck's website.
O'Keefe Falsely Claimed That ACORN Tapes Were A "Nationwide ACORN Child Prostitution Investigation" That Implicated Many ACORN Employees. Discussing the ACORN videos created by O'Keefe and fellow conservative activist Hannah Giles, O'Keefe falsely claimed that the video campaign was a "nationwide ACORN child prostitution investigation" implicating many ACORN employees. But in at least six of the eight heavily edited videos produced by O'Keefe and Giles and distributed by Andrew Breitbart, either the activists did not clearly tell the ACORN employees that they were planning to engage in child prostitution; or the ACORN employees refused to help them or apparently deliberately misled them; or ACORN employees contacted the police following their visit.
Law Enforcement Officials Criticize O'Keefe's "Highly Selective Editing Of Reality." Three separate investigations cleared ACORN workers of any criminal wrongdoing, and a December 22, 2009 report by the Congressional Research Service stated that California and Maryland criminal laws may have been violated by the undisclosed taping done by O'Keefe. California Attorney General Edmund G. Brown, Jr. pointed out that the videotapes were "severely edited by O'Keefe." In a statement, Brown said, "The evidence illustrates ... that things are not always as partisan zealots portray them through highly selective editing of reality. Sometimes a fuller truth is found on the cutting room floor." Likewise, a March 1 New York Daily News article reported that "a law enforcement source" said of O'Keefe and Giles: "They edited the tape to meet their agenda." A March 2 New York Post article, headlined "ACORN set up by vidiots: DA," reported of O'Keefe and Giles' ACORN tapes: "Many of the seemingly crime-encouraging answers were taken out of context so as to appear more sinister, sources said."
Breitbart And O'Keefe Withheld Exculpatory LA ACORN Video For Two Months. For more than two months after Andrew Breitbart's BigGovernment.com website began posting videos in which O'Keefe and Giles supposedly posed as a pimp and prostitute in ACORN offices, O'Keefe and his cohorts withheld video that directly contradicted what they suggested the videos showed. In September 2009, Giles and Big Government editor-in-chief Mike Flynn had both falsely claimed that every ACORN office O'Keefe and Giles visited had offered to help them. Also during September 2009, both Breitbart and O'Keefe were asked directly by reporters whether any ACORN offices had refused to help; Breitbart and O'Keefe chose not to disclose the existence of a tape that showed at least one ACORN worker who refused to help. In a video released November 16, 2009, O'Keefe finally acknowledged that a Los Angeles ACORN worker they filmed in August 2009 "would not assist us obtain a house for our illegal activities."
O'Keefe Pleaded Guilty To Misdemeanor Criminal Charge Of Entering Senate Office Under False Pretenses. As reported by The Times-Picayune on May 26:
The four defendants who were arrested in January in Sen. Mary Landrieu's office in the Hale Boggs federal complex in New Orleans pleaded guilty Wednesday morning in federal court to entering real property belonging to the United States under false pretenses.
Magistrate Judge Daniel Knowles III sentenced Stan Dai, Joseph Basel and Robert Flanagan each to two years probation, a fine of $1,500 and 75 hours of community service during their first year of probation.
James O'Keefe, as leader of the group and famous for posing as a pimp in ACORN office videos, received three years of probation, a fine of $1,500 and 100 hours of community service.
O'Keefe's BigGovernment Video Omits Relevant Clip In Claiming That "Census Supervisors" Were "Systemically Encouraging Employees To Falsify Information On Their Time Sheets." In a ten-minute video posted on BigGovernment.com in June 2010, O'Keefe stated that he had been hired as a Census worker and attended two days of training. He said, "What I found were Census supervisors systematically encouraging employees to falsify information on their time sheets." The video includes clips of census leaders, who according to O'Keefe, "didn't seem to have a problem with the discrepancy" of the hours recorded on his time sheet versus the hours he claimed to have worked. O'Keefe omitted a clip that was later aired by ABC, which shows a census leader emphasizing the importance of accurately reporting on miles driven by census enumerators.
Friend Of O'Keefe Reportedly Objected To Past Transcript Distortion. A September 18, 2009, New York Times article reported that Liz Farkas, a college friend of O'Keefe's while at Rutgers University, said she "grew disillusioned" after O'Keefe asked Farkas to help deceptively "edit the script" of a video involving a nurse at the University of California at Los Angeles.
I'll try to look at the others, but you can't possibly believe that the Census clip is a lie because he omitted an act of honesty. Just because they told the workers to do the right thing in one area, does not justify them telling workers to cheat in another area. In fact, it's completely irrelevant.
Government workers should be expected to always be honest in the time they submit. Being honest in another area has zero to do with anything.
No lying in that particular story.