This one made me want to key the car.

Image of a woman in heels, bent over. Calvin (from Calvin & Hobbes) is pissing. In her ass.

A new sticker-"i love sucking cock". It was on an older model car and with a serious, young, middle eastern looking man driving. I am pretty sure someone tag his car with it and he will be very upset when he see it.

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"If I had known THIS would happen, I would have picked my own damn cotton."

Can someone explain this to me? I didn't grow up in this country.

it was something like "Tolerance -when your values aren't strong enough" grrrr

Anonymous wrote:Honk if you love Jesus. I honked, and got the finger.

my favorite

coexist

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Anonymous wrote:I just saw one a few days ago, "somewhere in kenya a village is missing its idiot", which only served to prove the driver is an idiot, with no manners, class, or respect for the office of the president.

Bush is the one who started two wars and cut taxes, managing to kill people, destroy families, and tank our country's economy. But I would still never disrespect the president in a vulgar personal way like that.

I'm a liberal, and that's pretty funny. And before you get all exercised, bumper sticker, with Texas substituted for Kenya, was omnipresent during Bush's terms. Were you outraged then?

Not the PP who posted about the Kenya bumper sticker, but you ARE aware that Bush is from Texas and Obama is NOT from Kenya, right? The bumper sticker isn't offensive because it calls Obama the village idiot. It is offensive (and racist!) because it suggests Obama is from Kenya which, again, he is not!!!

I think both are offensive, but the Obama one is more offensive because of that. Fun now to watch the pro-Ted Cruz faction of the Birthers avoid answering whether Obama is a "natural born citizen" under their current definition of the phrase. And he wasn't even born in Kenya!

Anonymous wrote:Most offensive: Cheney/Voldemort 2008. As if Voldemort would ever stoop so low.

lol!

Most offensive: Cheney/Voldemort 2008. As if Voldemort would ever stoop so low.

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Anonymous wrote:I just saw one a few days ago, "somewhere in kenya a village is missing its idiot", which only served to prove the driver is an idiot, with no manners, class, or respect for the office of the president.

Bush is the one who started two wars and cut taxes, managing to kill people, destroy families, and tank our country's economy. But I would still never disrespect the president in a vulgar personal way like that.

I'm a liberal, and that's pretty funny. And before you get all exercised, bumper sticker, with Texas substituted for Kenya, was omnipresent during Bush's terms. Were you outraged then?

Not the PP who posted about the Kenya bumper sticker, but you ARE aware that Bush is from Texas and Obama is NOT from Kenya, right? The bumper sticker isn't offensive because it calls Obama the village idiot. It is offensive (and racist!) because it suggests Obama is from Kenya which, again, he is not!!!

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Anonymous wrote:Not a bumper sticker, but I find seeing a cross hanging on the rear view mirror of an expensive or luxury vehicle, incredibly offensive and ironic.

Huh? It offends you that Christians might drive luxury cars?

It's offensive that those Christians are so unlike their Christ.

OMG, there is a great number of people on this planet who belong to religions that teach charity and humbleness! Should no one drive a luxury vehicle? Believe me, there are far more bothersome scenarios... My cousin is always lamenting about how we abuse the planet/animals/the poor, and everyone is always so proud of how she voices her beliefs (she gets press, people know her!), but she is a huge hypocrite. She drives the most gas-guzzling Mercedes SUV, her and her husband have a 45 foot yacht that they go to the Bahamas on, he is heavily invested in cattle farming... Seriously, it's like the biggest forking joke ever. How about a Prius?

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Anonymous wrote:Not a bumper sticker, but I find seeing a cross hanging on the rear view mirror of an expensive or luxury vehicle, incredibly offensive and ironic.

Huh? It offends you that Christians might drive luxury cars?

It's offensive that those Christians are so unlike their Christ.

Anonymous wrote:I fine hypocrisy offensive. So yes, a cross on a luxury vehicle seems offensive. What about Jesus' exhortations about wealth?

I find it offensive when someone is an A hole in traffic and then I see their religious stickers on the back of their car.

I would find it offensive if someone was driving a Hummer with an eco-type sticker on it.

This thread is why I don't put any bumper stickers on my car. People have enough reasons to be horrible in traffic, you don't need to give them another reason. And hate just seems to run so high these days.... yes PP, much higher than in Bush's terms.

I don't think you really understand what it means to be Christian. Yes, we TRY to follow Christ's teachings, but ALL of us fail because we are imperfect. But we still try. Maybe this luxury car driving person has not mastered that aspect of herself yet, but devotes countless hours working with the elderly or homeless.

You don't know, therefore you should not judge.

A few of these are funny!

"Run, Hillary, Run! (to be placed on front of car.)"

My republican dad had this on the front bumper of his car, and he actually got a nasty note from some woman who was incensed about it.

I'm a Dem who voted for Hillary in the primary, but I still think the sticker is kind of funny.

If pussies weren't made to be eaten, why are they shaped like tacos?

Although I'm still on the fence about it being offensive. Because, really, it's funny too.