Dan Joseph shows college students Clockmed’s “clock” and asks them what they think it is.
Overwhelmingly the answer was “a bomb.”
You see, these students weren’t told what to think yet. If made aware of the entire story they would side with Obama and say that the poor Muslim boy was a victim of Islamophobia, even though they themselves think this looks like an explosive device.
ht/ Jason Chisel
Those folks only thought it looked like a bomb because. . . IT LOOKS LIKE F*CKING BOMB!
They’ll soon be in lockstep with this election season’s Sandra Fluke soon enough. Obama already won on the War On Women and has no interest in running a sequel for Hillary. She’s going to call in sick, anyway.
What Obama and the Dems want is a Republican War on Muslims, and Clockmed really gets our blood boiling with his trolling, just like Fluke. And just like Stethanopoulos hitting Romney out of the blue with a ridiculous question about birth control, the MSM is suddenly interested in Republican opinions on unamerican presidents and muslim presidents.
Just be ready when Boehner invites Clockmed to address Congress on islamophobia.
I gotta bore you with a personal story here. In 1982 I was traveling on an Air Canada flight from Canada to Maine, carrying three cans of hot salsa to a friend of mine (you couldn’t find much Mexican food in Maine at the time). They were in an AWOL bag with some other items, including a hair dryer. As I was going though the security scan, a female attendant called me over to look at the X-ray screen and said, “Sir, what is that?”. When I looked at the screen, the unfortunate juxtaposition of the cans and the hair dryer produced the appearance of explosives and the electronics to detonate them. Even I didn’t know what I was looking at, and I blurted out the first thing that came to my mind, which was: “Oh my God, that looks like a BOMB!” (This at a time when simply JOKING about a bomb at an airport could guarantee you at least 24 hours in an interrogation room, and probably a fine on top of that). She very quickly grabbed the bag and yelled, “SIR! Do I have your permission to open this bag?!!” I said, “YES!”, and of course the crisis was quickly settled.
I am extremely thankful for two things: (1), it was 1982, not today, and (2.) I was in Canada, not in the U.S. If that were to happen here today, I’d probably still be trying to make bail.
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Vietvet is onto something here.
This is a litmus test for what should and shouldn’t be considered a bomb – What if that pencil case “clock” were to show up at an airport screening area. I bet the airport would have been evacuated. AND the kid would have received an anal probe.
An anal probe. HA! “Uncle Ahkmed, is that you?”
More like, “Barry, is that you?”