Showing posts with label Unhinged Left. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Unhinged Left. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 22, 2018

NEXT?




UNHINGED           









The Left: Blame Trump For Their Own Hate Mongering
But even if Trump had the temperament of Mister Rogers, Trump derangement syndrome would be just as virulent and widespread as it is today.

Not because of anything Trump has said or tweeted. But because he's successfully enacting a conservative agenda that the left doesn't like, and will do anything to stop. Anything, that is, except engage in a calm, reasonable debate.





That's always been the left's response to politicians they don't agree with: Harass, attack, belittle, demean, threaten, scream … and repeat. Unlike Republicans, however, the left never gets called on its hate-mongering.
Civil Society: When not worrying that its increasingly hostile anti-Trump antics might backfire on Democrats, the left is busy blaming President Trump's own incivility for the ferocity of their attacks. But this is exactly how the left treats all conservatives, rough-hewn or not.


After a week in which a celebrity called for the abduction of the president's young son, a restaurant kicked out Trump's spokesman, and a mob harassed the Homeland Security secretary, Democrats are starting to wonder if their  "resistance" is getting out of hand — while refusing to take any blame for it.

House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi managed to perfectly encapsulate this when she said "Trump's daily lack of civility has provoked responses that are predictable but unacceptable."

The blame-Trump-first meme has been catching on fast.

Writing in the Washington Post, Paul Waldman complains about having "to hear, in the era of Trump, that liberals are the ones being 'uncivil'…. You've got to be kidding me."

CNN's Byron Wolf says today's lack of civility "should surprise exactly no one in a time when the president uses the imagery of invaders and infestation to describe immigrants."

Writing in USA Today, Jason Sattler argues that we should "stop defending decorum and do something about Donald Trump," who, Sattler says, is "running a propaganda campaign against immigrants that incites comparisons to Hitler's early attacks on Jews."

Nobel Peace Prize winner Betty Williams gave a speech at a women's peace conference in Dallas in 2007 declaring that "right now, I could kill George Bush." The audience laughed, and she won praise for her "bravery."

The winning film at a 2006 Toronto film festival was a movie — Death of a President — that realistically depicted Bush's assassination.
But the suggestion that things would be better and tempers cooler if Trump weren't so abrasive is utterly and completely false.

Consider the "civility" shown by Democrats toward the eminently civil "compassionate conservative" President Bush.

Protesters regularly carried signs saying things like "Save Mother Earth, Kill Bush," "Hang Bush for War Crimes," "Bush=Satan," "Bush is the only Dope worth Shooting." They burned Bush and other administration officials in effigy countless times.

Jonathan Chait wrote a 3,600-word word piece for the New Republic in 2003 on "the case for Bush hatred." In it, he admitted that "I have friends who … describe his existence as a constant oppressive force in their daily psyche."

Nobel Peace Prize winner Betty Williams gave a speech at a women's peace conference in Dallas in 2007 declaring that "right now, I could kill George Bush." The audience laughed, and she won praise for her "bravery."

Pollster Geoff Garin told The New York Times that Bush hatred was "as strong as anything I've experienced in 25 years now of polling."

The winning film at a 2006 Toronto film festival was a movie — Death of a President — that realistically depicted Bush's assassination.

The left regularly compared Bush to Hitler, just as they are now with Trump.

Playwright Harold Pinter said that "the Bush administration is the most dangerous force that has ever existed. It is more dangerous than Nazi Germany."

Harry Belafonte called Bush "the greatest terrorist in the world."

[...] Sure, Trump's barbed rhetoric and insults fan the flames of today's incivility. And like most people, we'd prefer that he adopt a more presidential tone.

But even if Trump had the temperament of Mister Rogers, Trump derangement syndrome would be just as virulent and widespread as it is today.

Not because of anything Trump has said or tweeted. But because he's successfully enacting a conservative agenda that the left doesn't like, and will do anything to stop. Anything, that is, except engage in a calm, reasonable debate.


https://www.investors.com/politics/editorials/trump-hatred-left-incivility/

The question: What comes first?   California sinks into the ocean?  An American Kosovo?  What?

Saturday, June 30, 2018

Maybe we can have, like, a nuclear war and then we get a real course correction.



"I remember 2006," Steyer said. "What happened is that George W. Bush, he put us in two disastrous wars and we were headed toward the biggest financial disaster since the Great Depression. So if the answer is that we need those three things to happen for a course correction, I'd prefer to move a little quicker. How about that? But I take your point. Maybe we can have, like, a nuclear war and then we get a real course correction."

Friday, April 20, 2018

Another unhinged liberal pathology









Return of the feckless Chick-Fil-A-phobes
Move over, Trump Derangement Syndrome. Another unhinged liberal pathology is back:

Chick-fil-A-phobia.




Perhaps, in the interest of public health, the CDC should launch a weekly C-F-A-P surveillance report to map the recurrence of this culturally infectious disease. Early-onset symptoms include fear of pressure-cooked poultry, allergic reaction to waffle potato fries and an irrational hatred of cow costumes. Anti-Christian prejudice and coastal elitism are common comorbidities associated with this debilitating progressive condition.

Ground zero for the latest outbreak? The headquarters of The New Yorker magazine. This week’s issue online features the bigoted lament of writer Daniel Piepenbring, who decries the fast-food chain’s “creepy infiltration” of the Big Apple and warns against the company’s “pervasive Christian traditionalism.” Chick-fil-A opened its fourth location in the city last month. The largest franchise in the country, it seats 140, employs 150, and along with the other NYC locations, donates an estimated 17,000 pounds of food to a local pantry for the homeless and hungry. The company is reportedly on track to become the third-largest fast-food chain in the world.

What are the Chick-fil-A-phobes so afraid of?

A private business succeeding in the marketplace based on its merits, without coercion or cronyism.

An enterprise that values hard work, honesty and integrity.

A family-owned American Dream come true that creates jobs, pays taxes, satisfies customers of all backgrounds and gives back to the community.

Horror of horrors, what menaces these sandwich-sellers of faith be! [FULL]



AHEM ...

Thursday, June 22, 2017

UNHINGED




Saturday, June 17, 2017

Click Click













HODGKINSON CARRIED 'KILL LIST'
OF HOUSE FREEDOM CAUCUS MEMBERS

Indicates progressive Democrat's attack was not random act of rage



WND was the first news agency to identify all 16 GOP members of Congress present at the field Wednesday morning – 14 House members along with Sens. Rand Paul of Kentucky and Jeff Flake of Arizona.

Rep. Ron DeSantis, R-Fla., and Rep. Jeff Duncan, R-S.C., had left the field early and actually crossed paths with the shooter in the parking lot. Hodgkinson asked them if the players on the field were Republicans or Democrats. Duncan told him “Republicans,” and Hodgkinson promptly got his guns and returned to the field shooting.

Along with Brooks, Duncan, DeSantis, Flake and Paul, others on the field included Reps. Mike Bishop, R-Mich.; Roger Williams, R-Texas; Mark Walker, R-N.C.; Brad Wenstrup, R-Ohio; Rodney Davis, R-Ill.; Mike Conaway, R-Texas; Joe Barton, R-Texas; Trent Kelly, R-Miss.; Chuck Fleischmann, R-Tenn.; Jack Bergman, R-Mich.; and Barry Loudermilk, R-Ga.

I know a lot of peeps who are still unhinged over the election.  None of whom what offer any legitimate, fact based reason.  Fortunately, none of them live in a car, and none of them, as far as I know, own a gun. So, there's that. 

Monday, January 16, 2017

Rebellion!

The shark has been way jumped ...


4Chan users say Demand Protest is linked to Soros but there is no way of knowing from their website. It is hard to tell if they are associated with Soros but considering all of the violent protest movements are Soros funded, #BlackLivesMatter and #Occupy, it is a safe bet that Soros is also funding this radical leftist group. And note: The leftist mob is NEVER grassroots. It always includes paid activists.


Demand Protest says they are strategists mobilizing millennials for protests and training.
The contact phone number is a San Francisco number.

4Chan users say Demand Protest is linked to Soros but there is no way of knowing from their website. It is hard to tell if they are associated with Soros but considering all of the violent protest movements are Soros funded, #BlackLivesMatter and #Occupy, it is a safe bet that Soros is also funding this radical leftist group.

And note: The leftist mob is NEVER grassroots. It always includes paid activists.

We are strategists mobilizing millennials across the globe with seeded audiences and desirable messages. With absolute discretion a top priority, our operatives create convincing scenes that become the building blocks of massive movements. When you need the appearance of outrage, we are able to deliver it at scale while keeping your reputation intact.

And there's this ...

ACID-ATTACK PLOT FOR TRUMP INAUGURATION
'Going to fight everything he stands for with no quarter asked, no quarter given'

An undercover video of leftists meeting in Washington, D.C., has exposed a well-advanced plot to use foul-smelling butyric acid to disrupt this week’s “Deploraball” event in honor of Donald Trump’s inauguration.

The video released by James O’Keefe’s Project Veritas showed the rabidly anti-Trump coalition already had scouted the National Press Building, and members were confident they could release acid there “with no negative consequences for our side, nor any collateral damage.”

The video exposing the plot includes statements from several members of the group DC Anti-fascist Coalition, which is allied with other far-left groups plotting to prevent Trump’s inauguration as president.

Project Veritas said the group plotted to deploy butyric acid at the National Press Club during the Deploraball event scheduled for Thursday.

“The meeting, captured on hidden camera, was held at Comet Ping Pong, a DC pizza restaurant that is better known as the location of the Pizzagate controversy,” Project Veritas said. “The coalition members discuss the steps they would need to take to halt the Deploraball event.”

Project Veritas said it notified the FBI, Secret Service and D.C. Metro Police of the contents of the video prior to its release.


And there's this ...

Whoever incites, sets on foot, assists, or engages in any rebellion or insurrection against the authority of the United States or the laws thereof, or gives aid or comfort thereto, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ten years, or both; and shall be incapable of holding any office under the United States.
(June 25, 1948, ch. 645, 62 Stat. 808; Pub. L. 103–322, title XXXIII, § 330016(1)(L), Sept. 13, 1994, 108 Stat. 2147.)

Monday, December 19, 2016

FB CENSORSHIP





Tuesday, December 06, 2016

Colleges Crack Down on Christmas Displays





Curses ...




TWO THINGS
Colleges Crack Down on “Inappropriate” Religious Christmas Displays


Education Secretary Pick Wants To Make Christianity A Bigger Part Of Schooling

Tuesday, November 29, 2016

So, who's the party of hate?






Today's DUMP
SIX THINGS (Last One is Best)



Donald Trump Has Broken the Constitution???




UNHINGED           








[Snippage]

I’ve been teaching and studying the U.S. Constitution for a quarter-century, and events have sometimes tugged at my procedural head and my substantive heart in different directions.

The impeachment of Bill Clinton, for example, struck me as a ludicrous comic-opera coup d’etat—

The Constitution is not, however, as Justice Robert Jackson once famously wrote, “a suicide pact.” That phrase is usually used to suggest that government can legitimately overstep its bounds in times of emergency. But it also refers, I think, to moments when “we the people” pour a national libation of Kool-Aid and demand that everybody drink.

I won’t.

The election of Donald Trump was, in procedural terms, scrupulously fair. I hold no dark suspicions of altered vote counts or intimidation at the polls. We may wish the Voting Rights Act had not been gutted by the Court; but the election of 2016 followed the law of 2016.  Clearly a large proportion of American citizens—not as many as voted for Hillary Clinton, but still, under our strange system, enough—wanted Trump as their president and now hope that he fulfills the loud promises he repeatedly made to the country.

But those promises are the problem. Donald Trump ran on a platform of relentless, thoroughgoing rejection of the Constitution itself (?), and its underlying principle of democratic self-government and individual rights. True, he never endorsed quartering of troops in private homes in time of peace, but aside from that there is hardly a provision of the Bill of Rights or later amendments he did not explicitly promise to override, from First Amendment freedom of the press and of religion to Fourth Amendment freedom from “unreasonable searches and seizures” to Sixth Amendment right to counsel to Fourteenth Amendment birthright citizenship and Equal Protection and Fifteenth Amendment voting rights. (so?)

I deny their right to give Trump my rights or those of others who cannot defend themselves. No result is legitimate that threatens the Constitution its very promise of the “blessings of liberty.” No transient plurality, no matter how angry, has the power to strip minorities of equal status and protection; no mass of voters, no matter how frightened, has the power to vote away the democratic future of their children and their children’s children. (HUH?)

American national leaders gain their legitimacy by competing in compliance with not merely the outward forms but the clear values of our Constitution—equal dignity, religious freedom and tolerance, open deliberation, and the rule of law. These values don’t bind Donald Trump; norms of decency do not apply; he shrugs off the very burden of fact itself.

Like dictators of the Old World, he uses his mass media power to lie, to insult, to strip individuals of their dignity, to commit the grossest libels of religious and national groups, and to encourage persecution, torture, and public violence. He actively campaigns against any notions of racial, religious, and sexual equality. He threatens those who oppose him with the unchecked power of the state. (HUH the fk?)

But I know this as well: Trump was elected President on November 8.

But he is not my president and he never will be.

FULL GARRETT EPPS


[Trump] uses his mass media power to lie, to insult, to strip individuals of their dignity, to commit the grossest libels of religious and national groups, and to encourage persecution, torture, and public violence. He actively campaigns against any notions of racial, religious, and sexual equality. He threatens those who oppose him with the unchecked power of the state.


 .... grossest libels of religious and national groups, and to encourage persecution,  torture, and public violence.?
Specifically?

There's no end to this sort of drivel from shell-shocked leftists.  Where are the examples?  One real problem is that Epps, and ilk,  have  "been teaching ... the U.S. Constitution for a quarter-century."  And leaving behind a trail of schooled, but poorly educated bots, in the wake.


"He threatens those who oppose him with the unchecked power of the state."
Where has this man been the last 8 years?  

Sunday, November 06, 2016

Trump Surge Freakout



Obama's
Thug Culture                     
     




More Violence Against Supporters As Election Day nears and the GOP nominee rises, attacks on his backers, signs and buildings are escalating



Physical attacks on Donald Trump supporters and their personal property appear to be growing increasingly common as Election Day approaches and passions intensify.

[...]
  • In late July an unidentified 60-year-old man was shot in the leg at Winston’s Bar on Cleveland’s East Side. His assailant, Darnell Hall, 45, shot him after their discussion of presidential politics grew heated. The attacker “was enraged that anyone in the overwhelmingly African-American bar would support the GOP nominee,” the Plain Dealer reports. Hall later surrendered to police and was charged with felonious assault.
  • Two UCLA students told Sean Hannity on Oct. 25 they’ve seen a lot of anti-Trump violence on campus. Haley Nieves said protesters crashed one of their pro-Trump rallies. “They were stomping on the American flag during the event and even attempting to burn it afterward.”
  • On Oct. 26 a man dressed as a construction worker took a sledgehammer and a pick-ax to Trump’s star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, Deadline Hollywood reports. The vandalism obliterated Trump’s name on the sidewalk.
  • Afterwards, a homeless black woman guarded what was left of the star. The woman held a sign that reads, “20 Million Illegals and Americans Sleep on the Streets in Tents. Vote Trump.” Clinton supporters raided the woman’s shopping cart and hurled abuse at her.As an angry mob tore up her signs, one man told her "You spewed hate and you got hate." He added, "You got exactly what you were dishing out. I told you. I warned you."

ETC.,ETC, ETC ..

This thug-culture was created by Obama in 2008, and its legacy, along with millions literally millions of undocumented Islamo and third world aliens will plague us like a cancer until (unless)  they are excised. There's yur realpolitiks.

Friday, July 15, 2016

Lear, Reiner, Soros, et.al.

The people are terrorists and killers




The white elites who fund Black Lives Matter Killers

Meet the people who paid to have the Dallas police officers killed. 
The people are terrorists and killers

The Black Lives Matter movement (BLM) casts itself as a spontaneous uprising born of inner city frustration, but is, in fact, the latest and most dangerous face of a web of well-funded communist/socialist organizations that have been agitating against America for decades. Its agitation has provoked police killings and other violence, lawlessness and unrest in minority communities throughout the U.S. If allowed to continue, that agitation could devolve into anarchy and civil war. The BLM crowd appears to be spoiling for just such an outcome…. Next: meet the FREEDOM ROAD SOCIALIST ORGANIZATION
*SPIT*
There ought be "WANTED" posters for this lot in every post office.

Wednesday, June 29, 2016

"Dangerous Faggot Tour"



 







The late Andrew Breitbart in his book Righteous Indignation perfectly captured the essence of the press in America when he labeled the press as being a Democrat-Media-Complex. Writing in Righteous Indignation, Breitbart noted that, “the left doesn’t win its battles in debate. It doesn’t have to. In the 21st century, media is everything. The left wins because it controls the narrative. The narrative is controlled by the media. The left is the media and narrative is everything.”

The Democrat Media Complex – Politically Short

In October 2015, the Breitbart News Network placed Yiannopoulos in charge of its new "Breitbart Tech" section, which he said will "be free speech central—and we'll talk about stuff people really care about: Freedom, free speech, love, sex, death, money and porn." The site has six full-time staff, including an esports specialist.

In May, Milo brought  his "Dangerous Faggot Tour"  to UCLA.  I cannot say more about this clip than it brought joy and hope to my heart. At the very least, watch 2-3 minutes.  (He uses street language when parrying with SJW)  Here are some comments:

  • I thought Abraham Lincoln made it illegal to own people this hard.
  • It kind of makes you want to go to these events just to laugh at all the social justice warriors.  They're funny.
  • It's sad... that an overly flamboyant "faggot" is the only person who can challenge pc ignorance.
  •  I will stop the sarcasm, lets just say leftist agendas seem to be perpuated by teachers, professors, government, employees, and anyone who has lived their life without knowing the burdens that come with running a small or medium sized business.
  • The chanting "build the wall" when that SJW tried interrupting was beautiful.
  • Milo my new champion hero of truth and rational thought AKA Conservatism

Thursday, September 17, 2015

Susan J Douglas; "C" word.




Susan J Douglas             




I can’t stand the thought of having to spend the next two years watching [Republicans] denying climate change, thwarting immigration reform or championing fetal ‘personhood.’”
ART- National Review

A professor explains that studies show the GOP is bad.

A University of Michigan department chairwoman has published an article titled, “It’s Okay To Hate Republicans,” which will probably make all of her conservative students feel really comfortable and totally certain that they’re being graded fairly.

 “I hate Republicans,” communications department chairwoman and professor Susan J. Douglas boldly declares in the opening of the piece. “I can’t stand the thought of having to spend the next two years watching Mitch McConnell, John Boehner, Ted Cruz, Darrell Issa or any of the legions of other blowhards denying climate change, thwarting immigration reform or championing fetal ‘personhood.’”

She writes that although the fact that her “tendency is to blame the Republicans . . . may seem biased,” historical and psychological research back her up, and so it’s basically actually a fact that Republicans are bad!

Douglas said that in the 1970s she did work for a Republican, Rhode Island’s senate minority leader Fred Lippitt, but she hates them all now because Lippitt was a “brand of Republican” who no longer exists in that he was “fiscally conservative but progressive about women’s rights, racial justice and environmental preservation.”

Republicans now, she writes, are focused on the “determined vilification” of others, and have “crafted a political identity that rests on a complete repudiation of the idea that the opposing party and its followers have any legitimacy at all.” (Apparently, the irony of this accusation given the content of her own article was lost on her.) Douglas adds that Republicans are really good at being mean because ...

Douglas adds that Republicans are really good at being mean because studies have proven that they usually have psychological traits such as (disagreeing with her...).  Full Story

My guess?  She's auditioning for MSNBC.  Still, she makes the B1G look bad.  I'll pray for her soul. 

Friday, April 11, 2014

The Left Unhinged




Does anyone else smell panic gas?
And there's this ....

During a contentious congressional hearing on Tuesday, Attorney General Eric Holder disdainfully told Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-Texas) “good luck with your asparagus.”

Many, including TheBlaze, assumed Holder was mocking Gohmert for seemingly fumbling his words back in 2013 when he said, “The attorney general will not cast aspersions on my asparagus!”

Gohmert was ridiculed at the time by Comedy Central’s “The Colbert Report,” the Washington Post, the U.K. Guardian and more for the “famously embarrassing” moment.

But Gohmert told Glenn Beck on Wednesday that he did not fumble his words back in 2013, and was in fact using a quote that goes back decades.

“Percy Foreman was a very, very liberal criminal defense attorney, but he was incredible in the courtroom,” Gohmert said on Beck’s radio show. “When somebody started attacking his integrity, he stood up and said, ‘I object, he’s casting aspersions on my asparagus!’ And people would scratch their heads, but it brought down the level of the rancor. I was using a Percy Foreman line from criminal trials back probably 50 years ago.”

Other research confirms that the line was used in decades past. A 1973 book by John Dos Passos includes a letter where an individual says, “don’t think that I’m ‘casting asparagus’…”

And in “The Three Stooges,” a chef even parodies the line by demanding, “Are you casting asparagus on my cooking?”

FULL


- ".... buddy!'

U.S. Circuit Judge William Pryor Jr., a member of the U.S. Sentencing Commission, expressed his unease with Holder directive to federal prosecutors on reducing prosecutions and sentencing for drug crimes, thus bypassing the regular commission process.

“The law provides the executive no authority to establish national sentencing policies based on speculation about how we and Congress might vote on a proposed amendment,” Pryor said.


aSIDE

PALIN WARNS HOLDER ON GUN BRACELETS: 'YOU DON'T WANT TO GO THERE, BUDDY'



Friday, February 15, 2013

Unhinged Assholes - Flap Flap Flap

When Democrats are in charge