Political Irony

3 Comments

1. Dave TN wrote:

   If it was Beck he would be crying in his beer about the destruction of his fantasy world. Whatever happened to the he-man mentality of the past, I have never heard of such a whiny cry baby being thought of so highly in some circles (not mine). This world has totally flipped upside down where wimps like Beck lead the (pretend) macho gun toting far right. If someone in my neighborhood when I was growing cried that much every time he didn’t get his way up he would have a constant black eye and would have spent the majority of his childhood running and hiding. Maybe there is some truth about some of this right wing’s propensity to shout at anything gay rights related yet seem to wince when they pass their own closet. Whether the decision was made by a sexually gay or straight judge it just does not matter. What does matter is this is a simple situation where one group of individuals were being denied their rights as guaranteed by the constitution and this needed to change and has been corrected. If this were the conservative movement, such as evangicals not being allowed basic rights to get married or bearing arms, then all forms of howling/whining would be coming from the GOP.
   It appears to me that whenever times are tough some fascist group out of power starts blaming a minority for all their troubles and voters troubles and that if they are placed back in power they will fix everything and there will be a chicken in every pot. It worked in Germany in the thirties and we have the GOP trying to play on our anxieties. If it’s not anti immigrant, it’s anti gay. I just hope and pray we never let this get that far, because if the GOP regains control, things will get worse and their lies will have to get bolder and more perverse in order to maintain control. The Glenn Becks and many other paid mouth pieces seem to be more than willing to push the envelope on their lying house of cards and stack more on. Like some spoiled child trying to lie his way out of a misdeed with more lies till he forgets what resembles truth, they will push this divided house to the breaking point.

   Monday, August 9, 2010 at 11:56 pm | Permalink
2. Morrius wrote:

   Here’s a rebuttal to the argument of judicial activism by Ted Olson on Fox News. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Im-_fjFEY4&feature=player_embedded

   Tuesday, August 10, 2010 at 10:04 am | Permalink
3. ebdoug wrote:

   Dave TN: thumbs up!!!!!!!!!!!

   Tuesday, August 10, 2010 at 11:28 am | Permalink