carolyn Parrish MP Erindale stomp s George Bush doll in comédie TV show. thi s make Paul Martin mad so he fire her fro m liberal party because Bush he visit here nest week. she say she have no regrets abaout thi s. she cant believe American people reelect Bush because he are so contraire of world community. perhaps Jean Chretién are right when he call Bush moron

What the irrelevant will do to be noticed...

Originally posted by Brooks
What the irrelevant will do to be noticed...

funny... she really isn't irrelevant. Sure, she's a dumbass who's just as ignorant as some on this board, but she aint irrelevant. She just spoke her mind... and got fired for it!!! lol

Her actions prove her irrelevance. Anyone who with credibility and responsibility wouldn't risk it all for something so pointless (unless she's just stupid - which she isn't)

Originally posted by Brooks
Her actions prove her irrelevance. Anyone who with credibility and responsibility wouldn't risk it all for something so pointless (unless she's just stupid - which she isn't)

It's called taking a stand and backing up your beliefs with actions.
Walk the talk. Standing behind ones convictions.

A concept that some find hard to understand.

And what a great way to take a stand it was: by putting her job at risk...

Pure genius if you ask me.

Originally posted by Echo2
It's called taking a stand and backing up your beliefs with actions.
Walk the talk. Standing behind ones convictions.

A concept that some find hard to understand.

the funny thing is its an outrage when someone gets fired for stomping on a bush doll but when a pastor goes to jail for saying something bad about gays theres not a peep. when the bible is ruled hate speech theres quiet head nodding and high fives. echo, please do us all a favor and STFU with your dramtics. your self righteous pick and choose morality really is getting old.

Originally posted by Echo2
It's called taking a stand and backing up your beliefs with actions.
Walk the talk. Standing behind ones convictions.

A concept that some find hard to understand.

Jumping on a doll on a TV show at the urgings of a comedy show host? It just makes the point about credibility and relevence.