User Profile: Balthazor

Balthazor

Member Since: March 04, 2011

CommentsDisplaying Balthazor's 10 most recent comments.

  • Sadly, it’s all pretty pointless. Nothing will happen to Obama, since he’s a Democrat and he’s black, and the bulk of the American people obviously just don’t care. Or they just can’t pull themselves away from Facebook long enough to notice.

  • Oh no, now the Catholics are going to spontaneously riot and start chopping people’s heads off and blowing stuff up!

  • I don’t get it, so the guy died of a heart attack because his hair got tangled in the zip line? That doesn’t even make sense to me. I mean it almost looks to me like the guy struggles with his hair for a while then just says screw it, if I can’t get this hair unstuck then my next best option is to just drop dead. I just don’t see what it is about getting his hair stuck that ends in a fatal heart attack.

  • This “time machine” is probably just a bong filled with some killer hash. Will this let me see the future? Dude, this will let you see all KINDS of things!

  • Rap “music” is a scam. It’s always been the music industry’s version of affirmative action. There was a time when black musicians were a true cultural goldmine, bringing to the world such styles as jazz, blues, rock & roll. But thanks to the great social experiments of the progressive left, black youth of the 70′s and 80′s had neither the money to afford actual instruments nor the education or ambition to learn to play them. Thus rap became the favorite means of “musical” expression for poor urban blacks, which would’ve been fine had rap been promoted as more of a thesbian performance rather than actual music. But the music industry decided to sell the idea that a guy yelling profanities and grotesquely-tortured rhymes into a microphone was absolutely no different than what Robert Johnson or Chuck Berry or Jimi Hendrix had done, and sadly a whole lotta people bought into it. Consequently, actual musicians have all but vanished from popular music, replaced by morons with microphones.

    As far as Jay-Z and Beyonce going to Cuba, my only wish is that the Cubans had kept them.

  • Exactly! When people are having serious discussions about what size of soda people should be allowed to buy or sell, well it’s an indication that we’ve already lost any real concept of personal liberty. One should be able to buy soda in gallon sizes if one were so inclined.

    This is a clear illustration of the problem with communism, once something like health stops being a personal problem and starts becoming a social or community problem, well then the community (i.e. government) bequeaths upon itself the responsibility and authority to do something about it. Gone are the days of live and let live, where someone might say “gee, guzzling down 32 ounces of sugary crap seems like a bad idea, but hey it’s your life.” Now it’s “your behavior is going to incur costs to the collective, you must be stopped!”

    The water is approaching the boilling point, but all the frogs out there are just kicking back enjoying the free hot tub.

  • Sounds like Iran doesn’t want to let North Korea out-crazy them.

  • Whereas caring liberals like Sharpton show their concern by driving by and tweeting about them. Typical liberalism: look at that problem, someone else should do something about that! I’m sure Al’s caring tweet provided food and shelter to thousands. Thanks Al for demanding that others do what you obviously can’t be bothered to do yourself!

  • So the authorities are apparently unable to control the possession of drugs and weapons in the very controlled environment of a prison, yet we’re to believe that they can somehow control the possession of drugs and weapons out in society. How? With magic?

  • @Shamanworld: “Why don’t you guys have a conversation about what is happening in the white community that is creating criminals like this man”

    You’re joking, right? I’m going to go ahead and assume you’re joking.