PinkVisual's Q Boyer slays Bachmann on HuffPo
 

Well, our own Minister of Sarcasm never ceases to amaze...

Q's latest and greatest effort in responding to Michele Bachmann's pledge to ban porn was just picked up by HuffPo.

You HAVE to give this a read and a mighty :thumbsup to Q for the effort!


Q we're proud of you man,

-L

A More Realistic Pledge for 2012

Thumbsup!

Jesus slays the porn-slayers!

he needs and haircut and a shave.

Good job, Quentin. That is very funny. :)

However, "Porn" is protected by the 1st Amendment and is not in danger. The estimated 15% of the internet --which consists of porn --is not going anywhere.

Bachmann is a good lady. She is right on the big issues. Porn is not a big issue. Our country has much bigger challenges right now. So, I think she should stick to the major fiscal and political issues --and keep her own sense of erotic morality to herself.

She claimed she was from the same home town as John Wayne, but was only partially correct. In fact she is from the same town as John Wayne Gacey. :1orglaugh
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Nice work Q, but seriously you won't ever find an easier target... :2 cents:

Q is awesome!

GO QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ:thumbsup :thumbsup

Michele Bachmann is a Goddamned Nut On Wheels!

Great Stuff Q! :pimp

Now that was funny.

Loved it.

Thanks for the kind words, all.
(Well... almost all; but Agent 488 does have a point.)

My target here wasn't really Michele Bachmann, or even The Family Leader and its pledge. My target is the trumped-up outrage that a great many people express any time a politician fails to keep it in his/her pants. (Usually "his," I think it's fair to say)

For some reason, a lot of people appear to expect a 'higher standard of conduct' out of elected officials than they do from the average Joe -- or like to pretend that they do, anyway. I understand how people arrive at that expectation, or that hope at least, but I just can't share in it.

I'm admittedly very cynical, but there are a couple of old lines that play on infinite repeat in my mind with respect to elected officials:

The first is:

The second, which I'm probably getting wrong since I'm working from memory, is a line from the novel Shibumi by Trevanian:

Sounds about right to me.

Seems logical.

shared it.