Krikorian Digs Deeper

Oh noes! brown people!How does he feel about orange people? (Boehner)Skin color and culture has absolutely nothing to angst over illegal immigration and bilingual education. No, thats all about tax dollars, law enforcement, and the job market. Maybe for him its all about color.If he is so afraid about brown skinned people, maybe he should move to northern russia where everyone is white as a ghost.

Teh Stupid, it is strong in this one…

I was born white, so naturally, I’m racist. (or so I’m told) But, isn’t all of this more of a nationalist thing than a racist thing?

You can always detect backlash when the purveyor of teh stoopid has to revisit and clarify. Not that I object to this particular asshat digging himself deeper, mind you, but what he should have done was walk away briskly from that stinking pile of horseshit rather than continue to stir up the smell. Ah well, if nutsacks like him WANT to keep making our point for us, who are we to complain?

If he is so afraid about brown skinned people, maybe he should move to northern russia where everyone is white as a ghost

Or he can move to Northern Wisconsin, where even our black people are white.Counting down to the number of comments before i am called a racist……..(It was a joke!)

Hey Bob… Laffy has a new post up you need to look at.. one of your neighbors in PA just took out an ad in the paper.

Here is a short URL for it..http://tinyurl.com/mm4nxd

Sotomayor is as American as I am. She was born in the Bronx, NY and I was born in Reading PA. She is one year older than I.To claim that there is a pronunciation issue over a natural born US citizen’s name is utter bollocks.I grew up around some strange names (to me). I asked people how they pronounced their name when it was not obvious. Stoltzfus, Pfautz, and Radziviliuk are easy to pronounce one you’ve heard them pronounced once.Mr. Krik is a crank. He appears to be the uncivilized vicious savage in this altercation. Ms. Sotomayor is the stunning example of civilization at its best.

which is the root of the angst over excessive immigration, seriously? That’s the problem, not enough “Anglo-conformity”? That explains why Mel Martinez and Alberto Gonzales changed their names…And who is it that is experiencing this “angst”?

The English language is a mishmash of stolen language.ImbecileDeja vuGravitasDemi tasseSchadenfreudeKayakIguanaTobaccoGaberdineValetBarbequeCannibalSkunkRobotJaguarKangarooUkeleleMessiahGeyserAnorakIglooBikiniTobogganAvalanche…to list but a handful.Half the place names from Mississippi to Ottawa are Native American.This moron, sooner or later, is gonna come up with that famous quote: “English was good enough for Jesus, it’s good enough for me.”I’m not generally a fan of violence, but there ought to be some sort of rule about being allowed to slap really stupid fuckers just for being stupid.

If it’s so difficult the pronounce names with a stressed last syllable, why is Stephen Colbert so successful?

@ MarieSomeone should ask Bruce Cockburn. He may know something about dropped consonants in family names.

Both of Colbert’s names present problems.Are we going to have to call him Step Hen, or Steffen…?

Mr. PPP, I’m confused. She’s from NYC. Born in the Bronx. That’s as national as it gets.Is there a list of last names somewhere that don’t make American “patriots” and “nationalists” freak the fuck out?Jeebus, insecure white males are just as frightening as racists. Sheesh.

My last name is an Irish name. Very short and not uncommon, but people usually mispronounce it the first time they see it. According to Krikorifice’s logic I should not correct them and let them say it the “American” way.

Krikorian – Armenian name, correct?And what part of the world do Armenian’s hail from?Just wondering as I don’t he should be casting these types of stones.

There are days that I really can type.

I don’t know about you, but to me it seems like we are moving in the right direction when my response to every comment on current affairs by the right wing spokespeople gets nothing more from me an a big guffaw. There was a time when I would have aneurysms, or at least a few minutes of screaming epithets at the television. No one but cretins can pay serious attention to their BS.

Just for fun, I’m going to point out that Stephen Colbert is actually of Irish descent and the rest of his family actually pronounces the “t” in his last name. He changed the pronunciation for his show biz career.Also, any good Penn Dutchie knows that Newt Gingrich also changed the pronunciation of his last name when he moved to Georgia. Apparently, the correct pronunciation, Ging-RICK, which stresses the last syllable, was too “ethnic” for the people of Georgia.

“Mister Crick-or-eeyan, please shut up.”

Prick-orian

Krick o’Ryan