C*NT

[Anonymous]

That airhead, climate Barbie calls people names when they point out her inanity. She gets it back and has a meltdown. She should get a job planting flowers. Politics is too rough for the delicate little flower.

She is a national embarrassment.

[Zetsu]

Catherine McKenna would not survive Israel's politics.

No doubt, pampered cry babies like her would suffer a fatal stroke on any of the first few day as a HK politician too.

[Anonymous]

Catherine McKenna would not survive Israel's politics.

No doubt, pampered cry babies like her would suffer a fatal stroke on any of the first few day as a HK politician too.

Taiwan too.

[Anonymous]

Catherine McKenna would not survive Israel's politics.

No doubt, pampered cry babies like her would suffer a fatal stroke on any of the first few day as a HK politician too.

She is a whining snowflake.

[Anonymous]

Catherine McKenna would not survive Israel's politics.

No doubt, pampered cry babies like her would suffer a fatal stroke on any of the first few day as a HK politician too.

BULLSEYE!!

[Anonymous]

Catherine McKenna would not survive Israel's politics.

No doubt, pampered cry babies like her would suffer a fatal stroke on any of the first few day as a HK politician too.

She is a whining snowflake.

As has been posted here already, she has not always been nice to her opponents.

[Blurt]

Folks, it's not the name calling that's disturbing. It's the "Killroy Was Here" type of vandalism.



I find it telling that none of you can see that.



You can call public servants whatever you like but, the minute you engage in a criminal activity to make your point, you need to re-examine your protest method of choice.

[Anonymous]

Folks, it's not the name calling that's disturbing. It's the "Killroy Was Here" type of vandalism.



I find it telling that none of you can see that.



You can call public servants whatever you like but, the minute you engage in a criminal activity to make your point, you need to re-examine your protest method of choice.

No question about it. Oh ya, Herman is a pig.

[Anonymous]

Folks, it's not the name calling that's disturbing. It's the "Killroy Was Here" type of vandalism.



I find it telling that none of you can see that.



You can call public servants whatever you like but, the minute you engage in a criminal activity to make your point, you need to re-examine your protest method of choice.

No question about it. Oh ya, Herman is a pig.

You want Herm. You can't hide it.

[Blurt]

Really, who doesn't want Herm? The ladies tell me Ukie nookie is the best. That is, if they avoid smoking after sex for fear of igniting the barrel wash fumes.

[Anonymous]

Really, who doesn't want Herm? The ladies tell me Ukie nookie is the best. That is, if they avoid smoking after sex for fear of igniting the barrel wash fumes.

 ac_toofunny

[Anonymous]

Folks, it's not the name calling that's disturbing. It's the "Killroy Was Here" type of vandalism.



I find it telling that none of you can see that.



You can call public servants whatever you like but, the minute you engage in a criminal activity to make your point, you need to re-examine your protest method of choice.

I think most of us can distinguish between name calling and vandalism.

[Anonymous]

Really, who doesn't want Herm? The ladies tell me Ukie nookie is the best. That is, if they avoid smoking after sex for fear of igniting the barrel wash fumes.

A gal remembers that and she is in redneck heaven.

[Blurt]

Folks, it's not the name calling that's disturbing. It's the "Killroy Was Here" type of vandalism.



I find it telling that none of you can see that.



You can call public servants whatever you like but, the minute you engage in a criminal activity to make your point, you need to re-examine your protest method of choice.

I think most of us can distinguish between name calling and vandalism.

I just re-read the thread, Seoul. Can we meet somewhere in the middle on this? How about "some of you can distinguish between name calling and vandalism"?



My reaction would be the same regardless of who the politicians were or what they stood for. I've met my fair share of cuntish pols when I moved in those circles--some to the right, others to the left, most in the middle--and it never occured to me (or to anyone I hung out with) to express our displeasure at their policies or their views by vandalizing their offices or their homes.

[Anonymous]

Folks, it's not the name calling that's disturbing. It's the "Killroy Was Here" type of vandalism.



I find it telling that none of you can see that.



You can call public servants whatever you like but, the minute you engage in a criminal activity to make your point, you need to re-examine your protest method of choice.

I think most of us can distinguish between name calling and vandalism.

I just re-read the thread, Seoul. Can we meet somewhere in the middle on this? How about "some of you can distinguish between name calling and vandalism"?



My reaction would be the same regardless of who the politicians were or what they stood for. I've met my fair share of cuntish pols when I moved in those circles--some to the right, others to the left, most in the middle--and it never occured to me (or to anyone I hung out with) to express our displeasure at their policies or their views by vandalizing their offices or their homes.

Calling her the c word is one thing. Writing it on her constituency office window is another.