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OK, I admit it. I took the easy way out and blogged comments posted to an Iraqi forum after Saddam's capture. I particularly liked the pictures of a young-looking George W. with "Hero" over them in big, bold letters.
I did this because I just couldn't stand to go over the DU and see what was going on over there. I didn't want to ruin my mood by reading their poisonous rhetoric and insane rantings. Thankfully, not all bloggers are as chicken as I am.
I Am Always Right and Resurrection Song found a few must-read quotes from the loony left, as does Adam Groves. Go, enjoy, and be dumbfounded at the ignorance displayed and the vitriol spewed from the liberal moonbats.
Update: Dave at Opinari waded through the sewage at DU and came up with a few more choice quotes that are even more ridiculous that the others. Do these people get all their news from the Red Rag and PBS?
