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http://www.thoseshirts.com/coulter.html

i think i saw a video that someone posted of her before

bitch best run if she sees me coming

Anne Coulter, one of the stupidest smart people I've ever seen. Nobody would even listen to a word she says if she wasn't mildly attractive.

What a dumbass :icon19:. She's so fucking ugly too, it's a shame

Some more Coulter quotes:

"[Clinton] masturbates in the sinks."---Rivera Live 8/2/99

"God gave us the earth. We have dominion over the plants, the animals, the trees. God said, 'Earth is yours. Take it. Rape it. It's yours.'"---Hannity & Colmes, 6/20/01

The "backbone of the Democratic Party" is a "typical fat, implacable welfare recipient"---syndicated column 10/29/99

To a disabled Vietnam vet: "People like you caused us to lose that war."---MSNBC

"Women like Pamela Harriman and Patricia Duff are basically Anna Nicole Smith from the waist down. Let's just call it for what it is. They're whores."---Salon.com 11/16/00

Juan Gonzales is "Cuba's answer to Joey Buttafuoco," a "miscreant," "sperm-donor," and a "poor man's Hugh Hefner."---Rivera Live 5/1/00

On Princess Diana's death: "Her children knew she's sleeping with all these men. That just seems to me, it's the definition of 'not a good mother.' ... Is everyone just saying here that it's okay to ostentatiously have premarital sex in front of your children?"..."[Diana is] an ordinary and pathetic and confessional - I've never had bulimia! I've never had an affair! I've never had a divorce! So I don't think she's better than I am."---MSNBC 9/12/97

"I think there should be a literacy test and a poll tax for people to vote."---Hannity & Colmes, 8/17/99

"I think [women] should be armed but should not [be allowed to] vote."---Politically Incorrect, 2/26/01

"If you don't hate Clinton and the people who labored to keep him in office, you don't love your country."---George, 7/99

"We're now at the point that it's beyond whether or not this guy is a horny hick. I really think it's a question of his mental stability. He really could be a lunatic. I think it is a rational question for Americans to ask whether their president is insane."---Equal Time

"It's enough [to be impeached] for the president to be a pervert."---The Case Against Bill Clinton, Coulter's 1998 book.

"Clinton is in love with the erect penis."---This Evening with Judith Regan, Fox News Channel 2/6/00

"I think we had enough laws about the turn-of-the-century. We don't need any more." Asked how far back would she go to repeal laws, she replied, "Well, before the New Deal...[The Emancipation Proclamation] would be a good start."---Politically Incorrect 5/7/97

"If they have the one innocent person who has ever to be put to death this century out of over 7,000, you probably will get a good movie deal out of it."---MSNBC 7/27/97

"If those kids had been carrying guns they would have gunned down this one [child] gunman. ... Don't pray. Learn to use guns."---Politically Incorrect, 12/18/97

"The presumption of innocence only means you don't go right to jail."---Hannity & Colmes 8/24/01

"I have to say I'm all for public flogging. One type of criminal that a public humiliation might work particularly well with are the juvenile delinquents, a lot of whom consider it a badge of honor to be sent to juvenile detention. And it might not be such a cool thing in the 'hood to be flogged publicly."---MSNBC 3/22/97

"Originally, I was the only female with long blonde hair. Now, they all have long blonde hair."---CapitolHillBlue.com 6/6/00

"I am emboldened by my looks to say things Republican men wouldn't."---TV Guide 8/97

"Let's say I go out every night, I meet a guy and have sex with him. Good for me. I'm not married."---Rivera Live 6/7/00

"Anorexics never have boyfriends. ... That's one way to know you don't have anorexia, if you have a boyfriend."---Politically Incorrect 7/21/97

"I think [Whitewater]'s going to prevent the First Lady from running for Senate."---Rivera Live 3/12/99

"My track record is pretty good on predictions."---Rivera Live 12/8/98

"The thing I like about Bush is I think he hates liberals."---Washington Post 8/1/00

On Rep. Christopher Shays (d-CT) in deciding whether to run against him as a Libertarian candidate: "I really want to hurt him. I want him to feel pain."---Hartford Courant 6/25/99

"The swing voters---I like to refer to them as the idiot voters because they don't have set philosophical principles. You're either a liberal or you're a conservative if you have an IQ above a toaster. "---Beyond the News, Fox News Channel, 6/4/00

"My libertarian friends are probably getting a little upset now but I think that's because they never appreciate the benefits of local fascism."---MSNBC 2/8/97

"You want to be careful not to become just a blowhard."---Washington Post 10/16/98

"The swing voters---I like to refer to them as the idiot voters because they don't have set philosophical principles. You're either a liberal or you're a conservative if you have an IQ above a toaster. "---Beyond the News, Fox News Channel, 6/4/00

team-spastic cunt

Coulter wrote:"I think there should be a literacy test and a poll tax for people to vote."

Seconded. The literacy part, at least.

Coulter wrote:"I have to say I'm all for public flogging. One type of criminal that a public humiliation might work particularly well with are the juvenile delinquents, a lot of whom consider it a badge of honor to be sent to juvenile detention. And it might not be such a cool thing in the 'hood to be flogged publicly."

I tend to agree with her on this.

Jackal wrote:Anne Coulter, one of the stupidest smart people I've ever seen. Nobody would even listen to a word she says if she wasn't mildly attractive.

While this is probably true, the bigger problem is that a lot of people are like Bob. Bob is far more interested in hearing 'pundits' provide 'justifications' for his own prejudices and intuitions rather than putting these prejudices/intuitions under the knife of rational scrutiny. How many Bobs do you know? I know a lot of Bobs....and they inhabit every profession, social class, and cultural group. There are unwilling to be surprised...they can't imagine ever being wrong...about politics, ethics, the 'good' life, whatever. For them, rational discourse = parroting Rush Limbaugh or Al Franken or Bill O' Reilly or whomever. It's the "In-Group vs Out-group" phenomenon, moving like a large wave of shit into the epistemology of everyday life.

The inability to be surprised by new ideas, ideas that may challenge one's own perspective, is just a sad motherfucking state of affairs. College campuses offer no sanctuary from this. I try to give a mini-lecture on this topic every semester, but the light only goes off for a few folks. I probably should've just been a Chippendale's dancer, like momma wanted.

Ann Coulter wrote:On Princess Diana's death: "Her children knew she's sleeping with all these men. That just seems to me, it's the definition of 'not a good mother.' ... Is everyone just saying here that it's okay to ostentatiously have premarital sex in front of your children?"..."[Diana is] an ordinary and pathetic and confessional - I've never had bulimia! I've never had an affair! I've never had a divorce! So I don't think she's better than I am."---MSNBC 9/12/97

She's got a point on this one. But otherwise, yeah, she's Geoff.

Hannibal wrote:

Jackal wrote:Anne Coulter, one of the stupidest smart people I've ever seen. Nobody would even listen to a word she says if she wasn't mildly attractive.

While this is probably true, the bigger problem is that a lot of people are like Bob. Bob is far more interested in hearing 'pundits' provide 'justifications' for his own prejudices and intuitions rather than putting these prejudices/intuitions under the knife of rational scrutiny.

A very good observation. People are susceptible to catchy one-liners that assure them their opinion is the Right One. I try not to be but even I find myself lured by demagogs sometimes. "Yeah, that's right man! Tell it like it is!!!"

Hannibal wrote: It's the "In-Group vs Out-group" phenomenon, moving like a large wave of shit into epistemology.

quoted

Hannibal wrote: The inability to be surprised by new ideas, ideas that may challenge one's own perspective, is just a sad motherfucking state of affairs. College campuses offer no sanctuary from this. I try to give a mini-lecture on this topic every semester, but the light only goes off for a few folks. I probably should've just been a Chippendale's dancer, like momma wanted.

Did you expect a mass epiphany? Or were you just underwhelmed?

Also, have you posted your lectures on the internet? Link?

Foo wrote:Some more Coulter quotes:


To a disabled Vietnam vet: "People like you caused us to lose that war."---MSNBC

thats fucking king :icon19: :icon19: :icon19: :icon19:

Btw, Coulter is priceless. She's popular because she's controversial.

I'd like to kick her in the cunt 'til her nose bleeds.

^misantropia^ wrote: I try not to be but even I find myself lured by demagogs sometimes.

Same here, it can be seductive even while being intellectually bankrupt. Keep fightin'.

Massive Quasars wrote:
Did you expect a mass epiphany? Or were you just underwhelmed?

Also, have you posted your lectures on the internet? Link?

No, but they pay dearly if they don't provide a reasoned justification for their views. Underwhelmed is the better description....disturbing is another...especially considering most of the people I teach are graduate students.

No, not recently. I go from a basic outline most of the time.

Hannibal wrote: No, but they pay dearly if they don't provide a reasoned justification for their views. Underwhelmed is the better description....disturbing is another...especially considering most of the people I teach are graduate students.

That's unfortunate for them.

Hannibal wrote:

Jackal wrote:Anne Coulter, one of the stupidest smart people I've ever seen. Nobody would even listen to a word she says if she wasn't mildly attractive.

While this is probably true, the bigger problem is that a lot of people are like Bob. Bob is far more interested in hearing 'pundits' provide 'justifications' for his own prejudices and intuitions rather than putting these prejudices/intuitions under the knife of rational scrutiny. How many Bobs do you know? I know a lot of Bobs....and they inhabit every profession, social class, and cultural group. There are unwilling to be surprised...they can't imagine ever being wrong...about politics, ethics, the 'good' life, whatever. For them, rational discourse = parroting Rush Limbaugh or Al Franken or Bill O' Reilly or whomever. It's the "In-Group vs Out-group" phenomenon, moving like a large wave of shit into epistemology.

The inability to be surprised by new ideas, ideas that may challenge one's own perspective, is just a sad motherfucking state of affairs. College campuses offer no sanctuary from this. I try to give a mini-lecture on this topic every semester, but the light only goes off for a few folks. I probably should've just been a Chippendale's dancer, like momma wanted.

If you can even turn on just a few lights you're doing good work :icon14:

Her mentality is exactly why many foreigners hate the US, and she's too stupid to figure that out. Therefore she's one of the stupidest stupid people I know of. She's just a fucking cheerleader for the republican party: pretty on the outside and spouting all that they want to hear. Basically if you overlook her you'll not miss much...