blueknight99

blueknight99

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58 weeks ago @ Big Hollywood - A World of Choices: If... · 7 replies · +19 points

Wow. What a coincidence. I read your blog and found the back of my "Honey Nut Cheerios" box to be funnier and more entertaining. Weird.

72 weeks ago @ Big Hollywood - Stephen Colbert: Dems'... · 1 reply · +5 points

Yeah, sorry. "Thumb down".

It's simple. On the grand scheme of things, two morons standing around like extras from a blaxploitation movie trying to intimidate "whitey" isn't the greatest injustice ever committed under God's blue sky.

But. BUT. When one realizes that these two polyps are the tell-tell signs of a deeper cancer, then the importance of this case is obvious.

And to carry the cancer metaphor a bit further, the best thing we can do is cut out the infected tissue and treat the radicals in the DOJ like the threats to our liberty that they are.

79 weeks ago @ Big Hollywood - New Trailer: Denzel Wa... · 0 replies · +1 points

Ergo, the Trekkers with blood lust in their hearts.

79 weeks ago @ Big Hollywood - New Trailer: Denzel Wa... · 3 replies · +2 points

Okay...sigh. I don't know if anyone else has posted this (I'm tired and I didn't read all the posts) but here goes...

Chris Pine: "Dammit Mr. Scott! I'm an actor!! Not an engineer...oh...wait."

I hate myself. And I realize that there is a sleeper cell of Trekkers mobilizing to have me assassinated. Just tell my wife that I love her!!

82 weeks ago @ Big Hollywood - JournoList: ...Yes, B... · 2 replies · +12 points

Bill:

I had the same thought. For the last few years I have tried to take a pragmatic approach to the obvious leftward bias in the media. I would try to explain to folks that there was no great "conspiracy" or deliberate collusion among the MSM and the leftists in the government.

Instead, I likened the behavior of these....(ahem!)..."journalists" to that of a flock of birds or a herd of antelope. The birds fly to the south in the winter and the herd goes where the food is. Simply point, when you have a tight group of the same animals (or in this case, like-minded registered democrats who were all "educated" in various liberal schools of journalism) with the same desires and needs, they are going to tend to act in a similar fashion.

I have always believed that the media today has merely given up its pretense of being unbiased and objective (an unforgivable sin, in and of it self, with regards to journalism) and the lions share of the media's fraternity, as individuals, have decided to color their coverage based on their own belief systems. The result of which makes it appear that there is a concerted effort by a large group of people when in fact it is a bunch of "individuals" who have similar desires.

Again, this is what I truly believed. Before JournoList.

I've never been big on conspiracy theories but when you have the evidence right in front of your face, how can you ignore it? Oh! I guess you could join JournoList!!

97 weeks ago @ Big Hollywood - TRAILER: 'A-Team': The... · 5 replies · +3 points

I bet you didn't even like the "Dukes of Hazard", did you? Poor, poor B. M.

97 weeks ago @ Big Hollywood - TRAILER: 'A-Team': The... · 0 replies · +4 points

HOO-F**KING-RAH!! It's nice to see a kick-ass movie about one of the corniest yet coolest shows ever! Can't wait.

97 weeks ago @ Big Hollywood - Conservative Cannibali... · 0 replies · +7 points

Okay.

So by your logic, if a doctor gives inoculations to needy kids during the day it's okay for him to go home and beat his own kids. Right.....

Just because Schlussel does something positive (allegedly) it doesn't justify or cancel out the smeering of someone you don't personally agree with. That's just asinine.

Also, I don't agree that defending oneself from said scurrilous attacks should be labeled as "wasting energy going after each other". The man's reputation was attacked (falsely, I might add) and he and those who support him responded in kind. That's perfectly understandable.

Additionally, if Debs hadn't printed her UNSUBSTANTIATED ALLEGATIONS then we wouldn't even be debating this. Simply put, "Don't start nothing, there won't be nothing!"

I think that it's plainly clear that Schlussel has issues and SHE'S the one you should be angry at. Maybe you should be haunting her website and posting inept comments. But, from your mature comment about Hannity's intellect, I'm not going to hold my breath waiting for that.

108 weeks ago @ Big Hollywood - Top 10 Most Overrated ... · 0 replies · +5 points

Hold....hold on a second Ben. I have to....(whew!)....I have to regain my balance. I almost fainted when I read your list. That's better. Okay....

Ridley Scott? Really? No....really? Did you actually WATCH half of those movies? (Thelma and The Other Lesbian DID suck, tho. I'll give you that). But "Alien"?!? "Blackhawk Down"?!? Freakin' "BLADERUNNER"?!?!?!?

I'm open to most of the others on the list, but Hitch? I've seen "Rear Window" about two dozen times. "Rope". "The Birds". "Vertigo". "The Trouble With Harry" (hysterical film!). "North By Freakin-Northwest"!!!

Ben. Hitch made like 60-plus films and at least a third of those are considered bonafide classics even by us non-Hollyweird types.

Sigh.

112 weeks ago @ Big Hollywood - Is This the Future of ... · 0 replies · +10 points

Steven:

Great report. I live in a similar, albeit much smaller city (about 60,000) in the southeast. The predominant industry up until 15 years ago was textiles but those went way south (thank you NAFTA!). But don't worry! The void left by the egress of those textile companies was quickly filled with that super-modern, "progressive" industry of ENTITLEMENTS.

My town and county has become famous (or rather, INFAMOUS) for being one of the surest places in this state to hand out public assistance. I'm a police officer by profession and I would conservatively estimate that a quarter of the people I interview tell me that they are "on disability" or that they don't have a job but they "get a check".

Somewhere along the road of this city's development the city counsel's political compass veered from Center Right to Center Left. The concept of what each citizen can do to help themselves was supplanted with what can the city do for the poor, out of work citizens. The ever increasing liberal make-up of the counsel ensures that free-market solutions are shoved aside in favor of typical "progressive" fixes.

Instead of attractive tax incentives and aggressive recruitment for potential new businesses/industries, this city has instead poured its money "into the communities" (re: more welfare and entitlements). Have a city block that needs rejuvenation? Why try to attract private enterprise that can bring in business dollars and jobs when we can instead increase "community outreach programs" and build more parks and athletic fields for "disenfranchised" youths? Need money to pay for more police officers and/or fire fighters? Let's raise utility rates!

Speaking of "youths", a side benefit of this governmental compassion, as you may have guessed, is an increase of the crime rate. Last year, a colleague and I looked at the crime stats and discovered that the city had a higher murder rate, per capita, than Obamaville (that's Chicago to the ill-informed). Property crimes are epidemic and if you don't want your business getting robbed, stay away!

Needless to say, it's definitely an "adventure" being a cop here.

So, how would the average conservative address these problems? The aforementioned free-market approach, a reduction in entitlements and and aggressive crime reduction program. What does our left-leaning counsel do? ANNEXATION, BABY!!

City officials have used this state's infuriating forced annexation laws (often referred to as "municipal theft") on several occasions when the city finds that its coffers are depleted. Simply put, if you need more money, annex unincorporated areas that are doing well financially. Result? A lot more tax revenue and some very pissed off property owners who, for the most part, explicitly built or purchased their homes and businesses outside urban areas.

So what can we do? I don't know. I just try to keep the honest people left in the city (including my family) safe. I just hope that we don't get to the same level as Detroit. I also fervently pray that our country doesn't turn into the left's version of "utopia".