JOE BIDEN: COPYCAT

[Futurecop2012C]

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[jeffhickman10]

No surprise here. He once plagiarized a speech from Winston Churchill in the '80's. Par for the course for this idiot with bad hair plugs.

[TheModelification]

Joe Biden claimed that the $862 Billion failed stimulus ($400 remains unspent) “created or saved” 750,000 jobs. Economists don’t recognize jobs saved, and the jobs saved may have been keep local agencies afloat. When the money ran out, the people lost their jobs. Currently States are considering filing bankruptcy for spending. watch?v=IqmeT5ykKf0

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[Dibdin100]

Christ he copied him almost word for word

[Monica1C3]

So, Biden is a plagerizer of a copycat. Sounds like the PNAC copycats. :-/

[vaj99]

A 1000 generations is 30,000 years!

[moogle301]

@vaj99 oh yeah, you're right! haha, I guess it is artistic license.. or whatever..

[AirborneIdentity]

Sarah Palin is a retard.

[BombasticTrooper]

If Biden's gonna steal from a British politician, he should have at least stolen from a successful one.

[SERVANTOFSET]

Have you seen that Kinnock Speach. It's one of the greatest ever.

[BombasticTrooper]

I'm a big fan of Maggie Thatcher, but I'll be honest, it's a very good speech. Personally I just think Thatcher was right and what the UK needed at the time. Kinnock was a decent fellow, but his party was a mess, they were like the Torries in the Blair years.

[NaMgKCa]

@BombasticTrooper Kinnock was quite successful, wasnt he?

[BombasticTrooper]

@NaMgKCa He did rise to become the leader of his party (Labour) and was their leader for both the 1987 and 1992 General Elections, which they lost. Labour had no chance in '87 and barely came in 2nd place but in 1992 they were favored to win and many blamed the defeat on Kinnock, who resigned shortly after.

[trwent]

Neil Kinnock said he was the first Kinnock to attend a university in a thousand generations.

Assuming that a generation lasts an average of 25 years, that is 25,000 years.

Did they really have universities 25,000 years ago?

[SERVANTOFSET]

No because there was no such thing as society 25,000 years ago. Thatcherites should think about that.

[gwhite79]

@SERVANTOFSET Thatcherites have a few more braincells and can read / hear a full quote not snippets that they have been taught by bigoted opponents of Thatcher.

25,000 years ago there were families, there were individuals. There wasn't a single unit called "society".

[WelshLibertarian]

I think it's just grandstanding. I think using the word thousand just seems to sound good in political speeches. Whether it's Churchill's "If the British Empire lasts for a thousand years men will still says this was our finest hour" or Hitler's "At the risk of appearing to talk nonsense I tell you that the Nazi movement will go on for thousand years!" Thousand just seems such a good number for rhetorical purposes. A million is too much and a hundred too small.

[trwent]

A thousand years is one thing. A thousand generations is something else entirely.

[trwent]

Understood, but there is a BIG difference between a thousand YEARS and a thousand GENERATIONS !!!

[blastforth]

Reminds me of: "Dear-bought, and clear, a thousand years, our fathers' title runs. Make likewise we their sacrifice, defrauding not our sons." Kipling

[gwhite79]

@WelshLibertarian The Holy Roman Empire did last for a thousand years. No reason why if Hitler had succeeded in military campaigns that the Third Reich would not have lasted as long as the "First Reich".

[27062074]

It's a rhetorical flourish I think

[gopconservative78]

Hi..I'm Joe Biden and I stole this message

[UncleMikeNJ]

Kinnock had the last laugh: He didn't get to be Prime Minister, but now everyone knows that Thatcher's time as Prime Minister was a disaster. Biden has also had the last laugh: His kind of politics won this year, even if he wasn't at the top of the ticket.

[BeautifulDeeva]

Thatcher was recently voted "The Most Hated Woman in British History".

[MondoBeno]

Thatcher would've been voted out earlier if Britain hadn't retaken the Falkland Islands.

[FanaticFerrariFan]

Why did she win three General Elections then?

[gwhite79]

@BeautifulDeeva by the Labour party who were out of power!

[gwhite79]

@UncleMikeNJ yeah, that's serious, a disaster - the country rescued from relying on the IMF - it's happening again - clean-up of the mess Labour left us with

[fatoldjew]

If he had plagiarized Roy Hattersley, the front row would have been covered in spit.

[michelle888x]

Last night Joe Biden reminded us that "the Past and Prologue" and then went on to prove it by again resorting to the type of bizarre, completely made up, life experience tale that got him into trouble 20 years ago.

Biden claimed to spend a lot of time in a place (Katie's resturant) that doesn't exist. He lied, he lied with conviction and he lied with sincerity. Yes, Joe , the "past is prologue"