Comments on: Politicians VS. Porn girls

By: juliemeadows

juliemeadows — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 22:04:31 +0000

It all reminds me of something a freind said once in repsonse to my telling him that I had answered some questions honestly on a test for a job I wanted. I answered honestly, and honestly thought I would be rewarded. He said, “No. They just want to know that you are smart enough to not answer the questions honestly. One was, “If someone insulted your mother in the street, would you react?” My answer was, “Yes”, of course. I have been highly reactive in my life.

I am reminded of this because the only difference I see is that the people covered from toe to neck with so many clothes and rules and morals are “smart” enough to lie, because, as Cocaine and Hunter pointed out, no one wants to know the truth. Most people want to be lied to. They hardly want to know their own baser impusles, let alone those of their wife, their father, their daughters, their neighbor or their Congress people. I could be wrong, but that is the way I see it. Honesty only seems to be rewarded in entertainment, especially in writing.

This leads me to my compliment – thank you, Lindsey. Quite honest, quite lovely, quite entertaining. I’ll vote for you.

By: Cocaine_Incorporated

Cocaine_Incorporated — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 19:03:50 +0000

Yep, exactly my point. In an odd sort of way though, they are actually fulfilling their job descriptions accurately. They are supposed to represent and speak for the masses, for the purpose of efficiency. If the majority of society chooses to remain ignorant of facts involved with a specific issue and not use their noggins for anything more than holding up their designer sunglasses and wireless earpieces, then Congress is representing us accurately by also making decisions from a position of ignorance. I don’t think our political system was designed with the intent of allowing the masses to be apathetic and uninformed…which is what it has become.
I certainly have to give credit to people like Lindsey Lovehands and Julie Meadows (as compared to people in any industry, not just porn) because they seem to take the time to think through topics, weigh the facts and then construct their own beliefs, which they can then defend by providing valid supporting facts…instead of being apathetic and believing everything we are told to believe. Until people start to think for themselves, I don’t guess I could propose a better system than we presently have, but I certainly think a few “Lindsey Lovehands” in Congress couldn’t be anything but a positive change.

By: Hunter

Hunter — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 17:56:52 +0000

“The most disturbing thing…a majority of us, in our respective regions, actually elected these fucking people by choice.”

Not only do we elect them, we RE-elect them. Makes ya wonder who the real idiots are. At least they get PAID to be stupid (and guess who the fuck pays em).

By: Cocaine_Incorporated

Cocaine_Incorporated — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 17:14:12 +0000

Lindsey, you appear to have a much higher IQ than many members of Congress. If you run and win, I hope like hell I’m watching C-Span the day you introduce the bill to regulate better dildo quality. I want to see the tables get turned and watch their freakin’ jaws drop in utter disbelief…which is what usually happens to me when I hear some of the shit those idiots say sometimes. I’m always amazed with just how uneducated many of them seem to be, especially when trying to use logic to contruct an argument.
Other than the video of the guy pokin’ the chicken, where the chicken is just shaking with shock when they set it down for a minute before resuming (I guess I’m just assuming the chicken’s reaction is for some other reason than the redneck’s sexual prowess), I think C-Span has documented some of the most disturbing and shocking displays of human existence I’ve ever seen. The most disturbing thing…a majority of us, in our respective regions, actually elected these fucking people by choice.

By: Hunter

Hunter — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 16:00:42 +0000

Let me be the first to nominate Lindsey in 2012.

(you realize I’ll be expecting a cushie appointment, right?)