Talking Rednecki: Nucular Experience

[sophia-sadek.livejournal.com]

The princess of Redneckistan recently attacked her president for his lack of "nucular" experience. In its typically biased fashion, the Associated Press reported her speaking American English rather than Rednecki. (BTW, I was fascinated to hear media critic Reese Erlich use the Rednecki word.)

With her own treasure trove of vast nucular experience, Princess Palin proclaimed the Rednecki military policy of nuking nations who use nasty weapons. What she actually said was along the lines that a good Rednecki would never assert restraint in the use of horribly toxic high energy burst weapons of mass destruction on an enemy who used weapons of lesser destructiveness.

For those who doubt the viciousness of the lovely princess, this incident should nail the lid on the coffin. How do you feel about the promise of another Rednecki in the Oval Office with her finger on the nuclear trigger? What is your opinion on the biased reporting of the AP?

(Unfortunately, this doesn't seem to be a class issue, unless one class prefers diplomacy and another class prefers to nuke 'em 'til they glow.)

Comments

[primroseburrows.livejournal.com]

As much as I loathe the idea of the two names being associated with each other in any instance, I feel compelled to point out that Jimmy Carter, one of my favourite people ever, also said "nucular". That being the case, I can forgive Ms. Palin that much. But yeah, only about that much.

Carter...

[sophia-sadek.livejournal.com]

... came from the Rednecki territory of Georgia. I mentioned Reese Erlich's use of the word, and he's not even from Redneckistan.

[gunslnger.livejournal.com]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nucular