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Shortly after a deranged nutcase decided to shoot United States Representative Giffords and murder six other people, the left side of the American political spectrum came unglued over the right’s occasional use of certain graphics in their political messages – yes, because telling your constituents to “target” certain duly-elected representatives… [...] The question has been asked a thousand times before, and will probably be asked thousands more times after this, but why are "gun control" supporters so very violent? On the one hand, Edward McClelland wants to violently destroy millions, of not billions, of dollars of personal property for crimes that … [...]
There is one absolutely surefire way to lose any remaining credibility you might have had, and any respect from me you ever hoped to receive: Fail to take ownership of your actions. We are nothing if we are not men of our words, and deeds, and while there is absolutely … [...] Is anyone else perversely amused at how the decriers of “violent static”, “hateful rhetoric”, “hyper-vicious, borderline-vigilante climate”, and “hostile atmosphere” are all doing so as a prelude to forcibly silencing their opposition? There is scant little more hateful, hostile, vicious, or even violent (after all, such a muzzling must be … [...] We have talked about this before, but it bears repeating as often as the opportunity presents itself. Anti-rights nuts have a particular propensity for ironically playing the “victim card” by claiming to have received threatening, abusive, or otherwise aggressive comments, but there is a problem with that habit: invariably, … [...] On the one hand, and via Robb at Sharp as a Marble, an unkown-to-me conservative weblogger has been receiving threats for the past few years from a particularly unstable, violent, and vile individual, who has taken it upon herself to extend those threats to the weblogger’s child and mother. … [...] According to the official *.gov website, the publicly-held debt during President Bush’s eight-year term in office increased by about $2,969,254,680,319.93 – just shy of three trillion dollars (and you might as well round up, given that its numbers only started in late September of 2001). According to the “… [...] How is it that when conservatives complain about Our Glorious President being a wanna-be socialist totalitarian, it is “racist”, but when the Brady Bunch complains about Our Glorious President not abridging people’s rights fast enough, it is not? Double standards? What? Where?… [...] A while back, I put forward the argument that modern “liberals” are anything but liberal, though I phrased the post entirely from the standpoint of self-defense- and Second-Amendment-related rights. Abandoning the specific vocabulary, though, the same ideas of tolerance, broad-mindedness, protection of civil liberties, individual freedom, anti-authoritarianism, and freedom … [...] This was emailed to me by my father, who probably got it somewhere else:
[...] Pure-bred, unadulterated, undiluted hypocrisy:
[...] Many years back, a considerable number of “liberals“, “progressives”, Democrats, and other left-leaning individuals made copious quantities of hay over President Bush’s delayed response to the 9/11 attacks, holding it up as evidence that President Bush was somehow involved in the attacks, did not care about the attacks, … [...] Straight from the lips of Our Glorious President:
And here I could have sworn that Our Glorious President was dedicated to a sense of bipartisanship, and working … [...] If your Monday was relatively decent, allow me to officially ruin it for you: It’s officially official. The Obama administration on Friday said the government ran a $1.42 trillion deficit in fiscal year 2009. That made it the worst year on record since World War II, according to … [...] For eight of the last nine years, the “liberals” of our country always had an immediate and obvious (at least to them) answer for every single thing that went wrong in their little worlds: “Blame Bush!” [...] This headline alone is a sad statement on the condition of modern journalism: … but it should be obvious that the rest of the article provides an even better castigation of journalists and the blatant biases they are not even trying to … [...] A few weeks back, a substantial number of concerned American citizens marched to the Capitol to express their displeasure at how the American government has been run over the past few decades/centuries. There was no rioting. There was no violence. There was no destruction of private or public property. There … [...] Do you vehemently, openly, and vociferously disagree with a white, Republican President? [...]  |
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