Somehow, it seems that the echo chamber behaviour isn't limited to the army of
sheep lizards, but is sometimes seen in the herder of the bunch himself.
There's no other explanation for this
strange post where Chuckles posts about a picture from the Associated Press (The blasted MSM..) that shows
Barack Obama in (gasp!) Muslim clothes, with the ominous question:
"Another Photo Of Obama In Muslim Garb? Looks like it."This however doesn't really appeal to the fanbase, who'd rather hate the guy for his policy than whatever he happens to wear. (See the first few comments. Flying lizard moment?)
Charles then hastily agrees, as seen in #48:
I agree, by the way, the discussion about Obama's clothes is stupid. All politicians do this kind of stuff, including George and Laura Bush.
But there it is -- in this silly election, it's news.
I'm much more worried about Obama's ideas. Or lack thereof.
Well, that didn't seem to be your tone in the original post. Sounded a lot like:
"Hey guys, look! Obama in Muslim clothes!"
"Meh, stupid.."
"Uhh, yeah.. Yeah, stupid.. Really stupid.."
If the discussion about Obama's clothes is dumb and unproductive, why mention it? Come on Charles, if your fanbase wouldn't have said that and had instead started fantasizing about the "Crypto-Muslim" taking over America and bringing about its downfall, you'd have mumbled something about the strangeness of him wearing typical Muslim clothes, and mention nothing about the stupidity of the discussion. (After all, he has a faithful army of worshipers he has to keep satisfied, right?)
And if this topic about clothes is worthy of a mention even though it's stupid, then the
condemnation of terrorism by influential Muslim scholars must be really, _really_ stupid for you not to mention it at all.