Czars

[xotoxi]

Do you think they should be called 'Czars'?

Or should they be called 'Advisors'?

 

[xotoxi]

...

In the United States, "czar" is an informal, media-created term used to refer to certain high-level executive branch officials. The czars have various titles (such as advisor, director, administrator, or diplomatic envoy), and they advise, direct or oversee operations on a given topic or coordinate policies between different departments on a given topic

 

[Mr. H.]

Czarvisors.

 

[Mr Natural]

The term "Czar" seems to freak some people out.



Those people need freaking out.

 

[xotoxi]

Czarsurbators.

 

[xotoxi]

The term "Czar" seems to freak some people out.

I think it freaks people out because they are not used to seeing the "cz" combination. They find it biczar.

We should spell it 'zarr'.

 

[Ravi]

Do you think they should be called 'Czars'?

Or should they be called 'Advisors'?

Under our current Communist regime they must be called Czars. Next time a Republican takes office they will be demoted to advisors.

You must be new to politics.

 

[xotoxi]

Do you think they should be called 'Czars'?

Or should they be called 'Advisors'?

Under our current Communist regime they must be called Czars. Next time a Republican takes office they will be demoted to advisors.

You must be new to politics.

Why aren't they called "Comrades" in this administration?

 

[Mr Natural]

The term "Czar" seems to freak some people out.

I think it freaks people out because they are not used to seeing the "cz" combination. They find it biczar.

We should spell it 'zarr'.

There's also the Tsar spelling.


That one would really make their heads explode.

 

[Polk]

The term "Czar" seems to freak some people out.

I think it freaks people out because they are not used to seeing the "cz" combination. They find it biczar.

We should spell it 'zarr'.

You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to xotoxi again.

 

[xotoxi]

The term "Czar" seems to freak some people out.

I think it freaks people out because they are not used to seeing the "cz" combination. They find it biczar.

We should spell it 'zarr'.

There's also the Tsar spelling.


That one would really make their heads explode.

"TSAR??? Oh shit! My head is pounding! I think it's gonna expl-..."

 

[007]

Gestapo.

 

[xsited1]

Do you think they should be called 'Czars'?

Or should they be called 'Advisors'?

Let's just call them a waste of taxpayer money.

 

[007]

Unconstitutional.