Right Wing Facebook

Amusing new product from the good people at RightWingWatch:

This is via Ezra Klein and Henry Farrell.

Comments

Standard MY topic #1: War is bad.

Standard MY topic #2: What Ezra said.

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Have you been outsourced to India?

Posted by Petey | October 22, 2007 12:37 PM

That's not fair, Petey. There's also monkey-blogging.

Posted by LaFollette Progressive | October 22, 2007 12:49 PM

And pretty soon, we're sure to get an influx of Agent Zero posts and other general basket-blogging.

Posted by Haggai | October 22, 2007 1:18 PM

Knowing nothing about Facebook or MySpace and such stuff, I can only take your word for it that this is funny.

Posted by CJColucci | October 22, 2007 1:27 PM

I can only take your word for it that this is funny.

Oh, come on: 'Rudy Giuliani added "God and lots of God-related things, like Bibles and stuff" to his Interests' doesn't require a Ph.D. in Facebookery to provoke a chuckle. I just chuckled again, typing it.

Posted by mds | October 22, 2007 1:44 PM

What the hell, Petey? I click on the link thinking I'll get someone's blog and I get John Edwards for President? Now I will vote for Edwards should he be the Dem's nominee, but it's not fair to give me actual information when all's I'm looking for is a quick perusal of some lunatic's daily mental vomit. I pay $50 a month to read the online rants of grandiose prima donnas (I include myself in the mix, btw), and sending me to a legitimate website is just plain mean aside from a waste of my hard-earned employers dollars.

Oh, btw, I'm sure it's just me and my gutter mind, but every time I see that "BLUE" logo that starts in tight with "LU" and expands outwards, I always expect it to say "LUBE". Perhaps a shift to the "BL" may alleviate the stress it causes those of us who have been conditioned by our "other" online activities. Get someone from tech support on it, toot sweet...

Posted by Rihilism | October 22, 2007 1:47 PM

as someone who's posted this on facebook, only to find three friends had already posted it -- this is INSANELY valuable to those who don't read politics all day long: you find out all the crazy people advising the GOP candidates.

most people don't really know how connected the crazies are to the republican party. there may be crazies on the left, but they are either doing their own thing or not influential in the actual political process.

Posted by note | October 22, 2007 2:42 PM