Biden Sheds Tears of “Joy”, Real Men Throw Up A Little Bit In Their Mouth

Posted on August 27, 2008

UPDATE* According to Adam at Adam’s Blog Biden was speaking to the Delaware Democratic Convention “delagation.” My mistake. Biden is still a sissy for crying like that in public during an apology.

Joe Biden sniffled and choked back tears today in a press conference. Real men who see this video will throw up a little bit in the back of their mouth. That’s what real men do. Sissified liberal wankers will say “Wow that shows such sensitivity.” Sensitivity is liberal code speak for sissified actions undertaken by creatures born men but emasculated by liberal hateful women.

Real men don’t cry in public, especially when they say “thank you” for some honor bestowed on them.

Liberal sissies bawl like little girls who fell off the swing at “touching” moments in movies, when they receive something they feel is an honor and every time a real man walks by and reminds them of what they are supposed to be.

Really, I am surprised Obama doesn’t cry more in public…but then maybe he really isn’t exposed to real men that much. Maybe that’s why he wouldn’t go see the troops when he was overseas. Maybe he’ll cry when he gets exposed to McCain in a debate. In fact I’ll take wagers on that very thing.

How far into the debate before Obama cries when confronted with a real man like McCain?

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3 Responses to “Biden Sheds Tears of “Joy”, Real Men Throw Up A Little Bit In Their Mouth”

Robert Gismondi on August 27th, 2008 1:46 am

Snif. Snif. You..you..are…snif, right about that. But, I ..snif…cannot stop,..snif,….thinking how …snif..great it is to have such anal sphincters as the opposition! Wahoo!
kender on August 27th, 2008 1:51 am

BWAHAHAHAHAAAAA…..now THAT’S comedy Robert.
Brad Hamilton on August 27th, 2008 3:57 pm

Senator Joe Biden proudly proclaims that he was regularly and severely beaten by his older sister as a child and as an adolescent. This is the same sister that raised his two sons after his wife and daughter were killed in an auto accident.

Biden has often claimed that the Violence against Women Act is the greatest achievement of his career. He also claims that a woman cannot be a perpetrator of domestic violence, despite the fact that hundreds of studies show that women commit acts of domestic violence as often or more often than men. Many studies also show that lesbian women physically attack their intimate partners at higher rates than heterosexual men.

As a result of Biden’s Violenace against Women Act, the federal government pays states to create laws effectively requiring that innocent men be removed from their homes and families without even an allegation of violence, with no legitimate standards of evidence, when a woman makes a claim that she is afraid.

Elaine Epstein, president of the Massachusetts Bar Association (1999), has said “the facts have become irrelevant… restraining orders are granted to virtually all who apply. Regarding divorce cases, she states “allegations of abuse are now used for tactical advantage”. According to Epstein, who is also a former president of the Massachusetts Women’s Bar Association, restraining orders are doled out “like candy” and “in virtually all cases, no notice, meaningful hearing, or impartial weighing of evidence is to be had.” Cathy Young reports on the Elaine Epstein quote and the broader issue at Salon.com here:

http://www.salon.com/mwt/feature/1999/10/25/restraining_orders/

This report from RADAR (Respecting Accuracy in Domestic Abuse Reporting) provides much insight into the situation brought about, in large part, by Joe Biden.

http://www.mediaradar.org/docs/RADARreport-VAWA-A-Culture-of-False-Allegations.pdf

State restraining order laws are starting to fall because they’re unconstitutional. The federal law behind them, written by Joe Biden, is likely to fall as well, not because it isn’t popular, but because it is clearly unconstitutional.

There is a rapidly growing activist community dedicated to addressing this issue. One of the focal points of this community is the Glenn Sacks blog, http://www.glennsacks.com .