Samuel L. Jackson: ‘Wake the F**k Up’ (NSFW)

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Posted by AzBlueMeanie:

Actor Samuel L. Jackson riffs from his hilarious audio book rendering of the adult bedtime story “Go the F**k to Sleep,” which was written by Adam Mansbach who also wrote the script for this risque video for President Obama, "Wake the F**k Up." As always, not safe for work. Laugh your ass off funny!

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According to Slate.com, the online ad was financed by liberal super PAC the Jewish Council for Education & Research. Don't just watch the video, it's time to go to work!

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6 thoughts on “Samuel L. Jackson: ‘Wake the F**k Up’ (NSFW)”

  1. MJ? Really? Really? Why don’t you EMAIL HIM and ask what he thinks about those issues! Which is exactly what I did when I had some questions about his stance. He will email you back.Marijuana is NOT a major voter issue to most people, I’m afraid. I think that candidates usually try and show a general overview of how they feel about major topics. Weed isn’t one of those, but I’m certain that if you’d ask, he’d let you know.

  2. There is nothing wrong with a candidate who listens to many points of view. Eventually though candidates who are elected must decide what they believe in and pitch their ideas to We the People. I found nothing on Matt Jette’s web site on the topic of marijuana or Afghanistan. I don’t see how a independent candidate in 2014 is likely to get support with political positions that are a mish-mash of populistic slogans.

    http://mattjette.com/military/

    He has left the Republican party and now the Democratic party (not that I cry for either). I hope that in the future he can adopt a cohesive set of ideas worthy of support.

  4. Interesting. I have spoken to Matt at some length.Though we don’t agree on all things, he is a smart, reasoned man that is open to listening to all points of view. I appreciated that about him. No matter what he calls himself, he’s a good candidate. MUCH better than Schweikert! We’ll see what happens, I’d like to see a debate on TV or some write up in the paper about his positions…isn’t that what the media is supposed to do, inform the public? Silly me….

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