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rogermcall Wrote: Oct 08, 2012 10:49 PM
No surprises here. These morons believe that life itself is a scripted affair, consisting of "gotcha" moments and one-line zingers, as though we are all living in some TV sitcom. When Reality bites and they have to wake up to it, they are thoroughly nonplussed. An example of this is their turning up for job interviews (admittedly a rarity these days) with tattoos up the kazoo and body-piercings galore, yet not having a clue as to why they aren't hired. Of course these dimwits would believe that it's "unfair" for a debate to be unscripted! How many of them have met the challenge of having to think for themselves? The fact that "these people vote" is clearly evinced by the woeful state our country is in.
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