Comments on: Pink Is Terrified Of Sarah Palin, Says She “Hates Women”

By: Steve68

Steve68 — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 18:25:03 +0000

WOW. I’d never seen a close-up shot of Pink before. I’m sitting here wishing I hadn’t.

I really can’t tell if Pink was originally a man, but nonetheless, her opinion is no more important than anyone elses. Of course, she is entitled to her opinion. HOWEVER, who is the more respectable woman? Pink, for being an “entertainer” (if you somehow consider her music entertainment), who claims to boost feminism by using her sexuality (I think she’s a female?)? Or a Sarah Palin, whose career is to serve Alaskans, make their lives better, and possibly Americans altogether? Pink’s intelligence level would probably fill a shot glass, where Sarah’s would be more like a gallon container.

Besides, Pink is hideous and manly, but Sarah is HOT!!!! By the time Pink reaches Sarah’s age, she’ll be a worn-out tramp bumming cigarettes from her neighbor at the trailer park. I do agree with her stance on animals though, I’ll give her that. Sarah has the wrong idea there on animals.

Not a difficult choice to make. I vote Palin.

By: carmen

carmen — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 05:01:26 +0000

the truth that if Sarah Palin is an unhappy woman who seriously bad ah? I agree with you pink! pink pink rock equals beauty equals —-> # 1 pink you love pink I love you. Always in my heart

By: Lauren

Lauren — Tue, 07 Jul 2009 12:52:39 +0000

Totally agree with the comment above me. Those on the far left are the most narrow-minded people on this planet. & Pink…? Trying to talk about women? Has she looked in the mirror? Or listened to her own man-voice? Obviously not. It’s a sad day in America when we decide to actually pay mind to Hollywood “celebrities” running their mouths about their uneducated political opinions.

By: ds

ds — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 00:15:52 +0000

Nice comeback, Emmanuel. I am hoping your speech is a bit better than your spelling and grammar, but I am not holding out any hope. Oh, that’s right, Obama isn’t in the Spell-Check yet, so you have an excuse to misspell your man’s name. So, you go right ahead and “don’t worry, be happy”, Em. By the way, with all this “one world” stuff coming at us, with our justice department looking outside of the constitution and instead to the world for it’s legal format, where will you and Pink be when they choose to follow the legal framework of, say, Brazil, in regards to abortion? What are you going to do then? You know, Brazil, that massive country down south on the globe, whose population is desperate to move here, and whose population is 90% Catholic, whose president blames “blue-eyed white people” for the current financial mess and where abortion is illegal? Let me guess: the rest of the world’s legal approach is fine with that exception and maybe a few others. Well, you wanted it, you got it. Just don’t complain to me when you finally grow up and have to get a job and pay taxes (Yes! That’s right! It might be YOU having to pay some of those taxes coming our way!). Like they say, a conservative is nothing more than a liberal that has been mugged.

By: Erika

Erika — Mon, 09 Mar 2009 12:21:31 +0000

yeah, unfortunetly. WEe all know nothings gonna change.

By: emmanuel

emmanuel — Sat, 21 Feb 2009 03:15:35 +0000

shut up obamo won already

By: ds

ds — Mon, 02 Feb 2009 16:44:24 +0000

We’re supposed to be impressed by the incoherent thoughts of a girl who goes by the name of a Crayola Crayon? The only thing “Pink” is worried about is that someone might suggest she is more worried about the lives of baby wolves than those of human beings. Let me guess as to “Pink’s” position on abortion. Don’t kill the wolves, but don’t get between her and the toilet when she wants to flush an innocent human down the drain. A harp seal is “a defenseless animal” while an unplanned pregnancy is an inconvenience. Isn’t it telling that when a couple is pregnant with a child they desire it is a “baby” and if it is unplanned, it becomes a “fetus”? And if the singer who is a color tells us to be afraid, Jillian and the others follow in lock-step. Pathetic. I was hoping this new generation would at least make an attempt to make real change, but instead, they run to rock stars for their philosophy and advice, just like their parents. “Tune in, turn on and drop out” dude, nothing is new.

By: RocktheVote.08

RocktheVote.08 — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 17:18:45 +0000

First of all, I think that we need to be voting on who is the most qualified. I was on the fence for a while but given that I have two neighbors going through foreclosure in an upper middle class neighborhood I am ready for a change. VERY FEW can say that they were better off than they were 8 years ago. Bush was a wasteful President and to know that McCain and Palin back this kind of waste does nothing but evoke fear in my heart. Before you know it we will be annexed by China. Get it together people…read your facts! I admit there is no one “perfect” for the job but I can’t imagine McCain will do nothing more than perpetuate the make the richest richer rhetoric.
It’s time for the middle class to stand up and say we will no longer stand for this. With a weak economy we will be even more vulnerable to the terror you war zealots scream about.

By: XXXIIIVVV

XXXIIIVVV — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 03:24:12 +0000

Blah blah blah! its just politics, what more than a crappy profession. who knows what may happen in future. just STOP the drama please because i think im getting a headache!

By: ConservativeWoman

ConservativeWoman — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 13:14:29 +0000

I find it curious that these liberal women think that their’s is the only point of view for women. Why is it that conservative women are considered traitors to their gender and demonized? There are a lot more of us out here than they would like to believe!