If you want some real laughs, freeperville has some real creative replies to the story about the

[Mountainman]

false statements the * administration made about Iraq.

I won't post them and a lot of people don't want to go to freeperville but there is every kind of made up bull shit you could imagine.

Freepers really are good at making up shit to believe in.

There has to be some mental health definition of their state of denial. Fear of the truth syndrome or something. I know that many of them would suffer PTS if they were forced to accept the truth.

[niyad]

1. gosh, you had the courage to go over there? did you take your cyber shower? delousing?

here,have a drink, you need it.

[Cant trust em]

2. I love the fact that DU even works better than their alternative

more user friendly, easier to navigate, more creative. Just like our style of government.

[calmblueocean]

3. I've had the same thoughts myself

How is it that the Freepers can stand that site? It's ugly and impossible to find what you want. DU just works. Better than any online message community I've ever seen. That says something to me.

[Cant trust em]

5. The people who created DU should patent their design

I wish that every message community were run this well. Though I'd probably waste a lot more time at work.

[beltanefauve]

6. And spell check!

Most DUers actually care about making themselves understood!

[Rageneau]

4. Since Freepers are never wrong, they can't admit it when they're so terribly wrong.

As I've said before, Freepers cling to whatever alibi the rightwing offers with the same tenacity that a mother shows for her murderous son. Like that deluded woman, they keep telling themselves, "It CAN'T be true! It CAN'T be true! Because if it is, how many other things am I wrong about?"