54 thoughts on “Lindsay Graham’s Numbskullery”

  1. Let’s see –
    First, reaching way back up the thread:
    “shouting FIRE in a crowded theater”

    Speaking as one who has actually shouted FIRE in the equivalent of a crowded theater and been subsequently thanked for it, I believe the quote is really “falsely shouting fire”. Every reference to this quote I’ve seen in the last few days has had it wrong.

    Second (but more perversely): AFIAK a translation of the Koran is not an actual Koran. Only the original words in the original language count.
    So: how offended should we expect a believer to become, over mere words in English read from some book? Ditto regarding burning such a book.

  2. I believe the quote is really “falsely shouting fire”.

    Yes, that’s the unwritten, but universally understood, assumption.

  3. Assume the koran is the actual words of god. In reality it could only be a written copy of the words rather than the utterance itself. So in this delusional world I will now mentally burn a koran. That was fun. Let’s all burn another. I’m now mentally stacking piles of koran’s under the launch pad of a falcon heavy…

    Speech that doesn’t offend needs no protection. Everyone that cheered when the twin towers went down I would like to offend to death. PissBUH.

  4. I’m now mentally stacking piles of koran’s under the launch pad of a falcon heavy…

    Heavy Lift LOLZ

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