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It's too bad that Maher doesn't do the same type of attacking of the Kardashians or Real housewives.
You obviously don't watch Maher.
Not many do.
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It's too bad that Maher doesn't do the same type of attacking of the Kardashians or Real housewives.
You obviously don't watch Maher.
It's too bad that Maher doesn't do the same type of attacking of the Kardashians or Real housewives.
You obviously don't watch Maher.
It's too bad that Maher doesn't do the same type of attacking of the Kardashians or Real housewives.
You obviously don't watch Maher.
It's too bad that Maher doesn't do the same type of attacking of the Kardashians or Real housewives.
You obviously don't watch Maher.
No I don't.
He instills anti values and anti morals.
He does not think that there is a right or wrong. This is why when he goes on late night talk shows and blurts out something that's idiotic and the audience boos, he looks around shocked that they did not think what he said was right.
This is why he has 4.1 million viewers compared to Duck Dynasty who has 8.5 million.
Duck Dynasty instills values, morals and what is right and wrong.
Something that our children are sorely lacking now days in entertainment television.
I think it is, in fact, the conservative point of view on this point that lacks logic. Based on the video posted above, these people are promoted and passed off as people who have lived in the type of setting we see, dressed and acting as they are in the video, for 30 years, as is stated in the video. The program promotes them as a Dynasty. A dynasty takes place over several generations or at least for quite a few decades, so 30 years seems reasonable. So the illusion painted is one of people who look, dress and act like these folks, looking and dressing like that for a very long time, as if that is their natural state and always has been. It is then quite deceptive. To suggest there is no deception would be faulty reasoning. Poor logic.So at one time in their lives the Robertson men did not have beards and that makes them fake liberal logic has a reality all it's on.
I think it is, in fact, the conservative point of view on this point that lacks logic. Based on the video posted above, these people are promoted and passed off as people who have lived in the type of setting we see, dressed and acting as they are in the video, for 30 years, as is stated in the video. The program promotes them as a Dynasty. A dynasty takes place over several generations or at least for quite a few decades, so 30 years seems reasonable. So the illusion painted is one of people who look, dress and act like these folks, looking and dressing like that for a very long time, as if that is their natural state and always has been. It is then quite deceptive. To suggest there is no deception would be faulty reasoning. Poor logic.So at one time in their lives the Robertson men did not have beards and that makes them fake liberal logic has a reality all it's on.
I think it is, in fact, the conservative point of view on this point that lacks logic. Based on the video posted above, these people are promoted and passed off as people who have lived in the type of setting we see, dressed and acting as they are in the video, for 30 years, as is stated in the video. The program promotes them as a Dynasty. A dynasty takes place over several generations or at least for quite a few decades, so 30 years seems reasonable. So the illusion painted is one of people who look, dress and act like these folks, looking and dressing like that for a very long time, as if that is their natural state and always has been. It is then quite deceptive. To suggest there is no deception would be faulty reasoning. Poor logic.So at one time in their lives the Robertson men did not have beards and that makes them fake liberal logic has a reality all it's on.
I think it is, in fact, the conservative point of view on this point that lacks logic. Based on the video posted above, these people are promoted and passed off as people who have lived in the type of setting we see, dressed and acting as they are in the video, for 30 years, as is stated in the video. The program promotes them as a Dynasty. A dynasty takes place over several generations or at least for quite a few decades, so 30 years seems reasonable. So the illusion painted is one of people who look, dress and act like these folks, looking and dressing like that for a very long time, as if that is their natural state and always has been. It is then quite deceptive. To suggest there is no deception would be faulty reasoning. Poor logic.So at one time in their lives the Robertson men did not have beards and that makes them fake liberal logic has a reality all it's on.
It's true. These guys are adopting public personnae that are not genuine, or even believable for people with their education, wealth, and positions. That means they are "fakes." So what?
Our Beloved President is not a phony because he plays golf; he is a phony because he plays basketball. He never played in his youth (in Hawaii and Indonesia) and only took up the sport because he wanted to seem more authentic as an aspiring "community organizer" in "Black" neighborhoods.
All of the "reality TV" programs I am personally aware of are contrived, to one extent or another. If nothing else, they pretend that there are no cameras and microphones scattered all around their lives. But the idiocy and raving of the Teutel's on "American Chopper," etc., etc., etc, are 90% phony.
And for reasons that are hard to fathom, many people like to watch "real people" in their remarkable everyday lives, rather than actors pretending to do things, based on ridiculous scripts written by out-of-touch misfits in Los Angeles.
Do you Liberal peckerheads have any idea how long it takes to grow a beard that long?
Well, I don't know any liberal peckerheads, but I know the answer to your question. I made a decision not to shave after Katrina until FEMA paid off my flood insurance claim and send me a check to rebuild my house. My beard was about as long as their's when the check arrived, which was 7 months.
Considering that we know now they are actually a bunch of upper income level preppies, I am thinking that the hair and beards are fake, too. I mean, it's not exactly a leap into special effects for film, now is it?
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Ooops, great final "New Rules" on Friday night. This is the Duck Dynasty family BEFORE A&E created them:
As always, thanks Bill Maher. It's why I'm such a fan.
PHOTOS Before the Beards: The Duck Dynasty Men as Young Athletes
PHOTOS Duck Dynastys Robertson men as younger, clean-shaven athletes
And then there's this link:
Are Duck Dynasty Fans Duped, or in on the Joke? | The American Conservative
Are Duck Dynasty Fans Duped, or in on the Joke?
By JONATHAN COPPAGE January 17, 2014, 6:30 AM
If someone has already posted this, my apologies for being late to the bust.
Duck Dynasty...Total FAKES
You're just now figuring this out.....?
Damn you're slow.......
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OK. So they're fakes. Thanks!
I think it is, in fact, the conservative point of view on this point that lacks logic. Based on the video posted above, these people are promoted and passed off as people who have lived in the type of setting we see, dressed and acting as they are in the video, for 30 years, as is stated in the video. The program promotes them as a Dynasty. A dynasty takes place over several generations or at least for quite a few decades, so 30 years seems reasonable. So the illusion painted is one of people who look, dress and act like these folks, looking and dressing like that for a very long time, as if that is their natural state and always has been. It is then quite deceptive. To suggest there is no deception would be faulty reasoning. Poor logic.So at one time in their lives the Robertson men did not have beards and that makes them fake liberal logic has a reality all it's on.