Actually I was trying to help you get that everyone else got what you were saying and a misinterpretation of what Alex said started this.

Fvcking Socialist.

I think I'm leaning situationist lately

Fvcking moral relativist.

Dang, I've been following the proposal by USPS to drop Saturday delivery with purely spectator interest, it really wouldn't effect me much at all.

However, I just read an article that had a good point. Netflix might be boned.

At first, that was the only reason I could come up with for caring if they drop Saturdays but then remembered its been months since I actually used them for a physical DVD (the most recent disc I have was mailed in November).

But the bigger reason I eventually thought of was not that I care about losing a day of delivery but that I would prefer it not be Saturday. On those rare occasions when I need to use the post office, Saturday is frequently the most convenient day to do so, especially if it is to pick up a package or something at a specific post office. They should eliminate Tuesdays (or Mondays if it has to be consecutive, but it has lesser benefit since so many holidays are Mondays).

I regularly get paychecks in my mailbox on Saturdays, and even though I cannot then take them to the bank, I get to do so first thing Monday morning, whereas this change would force me to "wait by the mailbox" on Mondays. so, i'm agin' it.

Sean Hannity calls a crowd of Tea Partiers "Tim McVeigh wannabes"...and they applaud!

I sh*t you not.

Now, I'm willing to grant that yes, the applause started before he said the Tim McVeigh line, and because of the applause, many may not have even heard it. So I don't see the applauding crowd as the big story here (as good of a headline as it makes). But the fact remains, Hannity said it, with zero sense of irony, and meant it as a compliment. WTF? W-T-F?!

ETA: Hmm, a comment elsewhere seems to indicate that Hannity WAS using it ironically, that other people had referred to them as "Tim McVeigh wannabes" and he was using it sarcastically. Wow, he did NOT think that through.

Judging from the tone, I would say it was a compliment. Now, it may have been a compliment along the lines of "These idiots actually did some good," but it was a compliment nonetheless.

I'd be curious to know what had been discussed earlier in the show, perhaps something about how everybody who opposes HCR is lumped in with violent right-wing terrorists. I'm sure he meant "these people who the left would call Tim McVeigh wannabes in a shotgun blast attempt to discredit them..." but yeah, it makes for a horrible soundbite.