Rich Motherfuckers Think They Are "Special"

[Nope]

That was so arrogant it was funny.

manowar

It sounds so cartoonish that I thought it might be satire. This if from the link in Chuck's post

On his radio show on January 25, 2009, Yuhas stated that actions by the George W. Bush administration that had caused more people to support terrorism were okay because it would create more people for the United States to kill

During the "debate" about gay pride parades, Yuhas said he believed that gay people can "pray their way" out of homosexuality.

Yuhas was on the air when the landmark health care bill was passed into law by the House of Representatives on March 21, 2010. During that show, Yuhas spent four hours arguing against the power and authority of the federal government and got callers to call for open rebellion on the government. When asked by a caller if he favored people not having medical care he said that the medical care of other people is not a federal issue, but refuses to comment further and hangs up on callers that challenge him.

 It seems that he doesn't hide his homosexuality and, according to the story, had a Marine boyfriend. How strange that he also believes that some gay people can 'pray away' their sexual desires.

[Chad32]

If those fuckers want green lawns, they should truck in water.  People need to be able to wash.

Yeah. Spend some money to haul in water. They're rich. If they can't figure out how to get what they want with the resources they have, they don't deserve green lawns and gardens.

[Minimalist]

He thinks the primary use for water is golfing?

Or mixing with Scotch.

[Crossless2.0]

So if I were to -- oh, let's say -- drown a few of these cocksuckers in their own toilets and then didn't flush, would that count as a twofer when it comes to water conservation?

[abaris]

He thinks the primary use for water is golfing?

Or mixing with Scotch.

You know, somehow I got my suspicions of ordinary water not being considered worthy for that kind of purpose.

http://www.therichest.com/expensive-life...the-world/

[rexbeccarox]

Sigh. These people are my neighbors.

Last year, I was doing some stuff for democrat Dave Peiser's congressional campaign, and he decided he wanted to march in the parade at Rancho Santa Fe on the fourth of July. While we were lining up, we were told to be on guard because the residents would probably throw stuff at us- they had done it the year before to a different democratic candidate. no one threw anything at us, and we only got a few "boos", but the fact that they did that the year before tells me a lot I need to know about these people.

[Thumpalumpacus]

[Lemonvariable72]

I wonder how he plans on playing golf on his green lawn when he runs out of water to drink.

These are the same people that moved to the desert and wanted a lawn.

[Jackalope]

“You could put 20 houses on my property, and they’d have families of at least four. In my house, there is only two of us,” Butler said. So “they’d be using a hell of a lot more water than we’re using.”

Wait, what? In what possible universe is this a good argument?

Fuck some people are disconnected from reality.

[downbeatplumb]

“You could put 20 houses on my property, and they’d have families of at least four. In my house, there is only two of us,” Butler said. So “they’d be using a hell of a lot more water than we’re using.”

Wait, what?  In what possible universe is this a good argument?

Fuck some people are disconnected from reality.

I have a fifty room mansion but only a wife and three kids, this is good for the environment......these people are crazy.