As I've said many times and across many topics, I
do respect alternative liberal views,
when those liberal views are presented respectfully, and without deliberate and emotionally charged distortion of the facts.
I believe I've been very clear in my many prior posts in stating
exactly what annoys me, in distorted emotionally charged liberal statements.
From the moment Bush was elected in 2000, after
3 re-counts of the votes, and additional re-counts of those votes by some of the most liberal newspapers in the country, the
Washington Post, Miami Herald, Atlanta Constitution Journal, Chicago Tribune and
L.A.Times.
Even after these major papers confirmed the election results with their own privately funded re-counts of the ballots, the allegations were
still relentlessly and divisively made of how Bush "stole the election".
And other divisive liberal portrayals:
- portayals of Bush as an idiot,
- allegations Bush caused a recession (which actually began to slow a year prior under Clinton, due to rapidly raising the prime lending rate five quarters in a row),
- relentless portrayals of Bush allegedly being out-of-touch,
- allegations of Bush being part of some cartel of corporate greed, etc., etc.,
From November 2000 forward, liberals/Democrats have done their level best to vindictively shut down Bush's presidency from before it even had a chance to begin.
It is not
all liberalism that I despise. It is specifically the type of liberalism that vindictively smears and demonizes all who oppose their beliefs, and would destroy the
country itself, just to spite the Republicans who dare to get elected (this was only slightly less true during Reagan, Bush Sr., Ford and Nixon's presidencies as well).
That strain of liberal thought and action is unfortunately the overwhelming majority of liberals.
Liberals support abortion, they demonize Republicans who oppose their views, and smear anyone who opposes their beliefs as neanderthal and ignorant.
Liberals oppose "In God We Trust" on coins, and "Under God" in the pledge, and any reference to God in our public institutions, and
ignore the rights and beliefs of
the overwhelming majority who
do want that reference to be preserved in our national institutions.
Supreme Court Preserves "Under God" in Pledge
HERE
Liberals also ignore, try to cover up, and outright smear those who give mention to the fact that the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and our entire form of government was UNQUESTIONABLY founded on Christian principles.
I would have far more respect in my replies to liberals here, if they didn't try so hard to slantedly and vindictively distort what the true facts are regarding Iraq, Al Qaida, tax reform, social security, abortion, religious freedom, gay rights, gay marriage, and a myriad of other issues.
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Wednesday said:
No, "buttfucking wrong" (btw, what is with your and this "buttfucking" thing lately?) is putting words in my mouth and saying that "I keep the myth alive through veiled innuendo" when I clearly don't. I stated facts. I repeated those facts. I finally quoted those facts so there could be no questioning my words or my intentions. You, meanwhile, added meaning that wasn't there (and are still doing so).
I just thought it sounded funny. And... well... buttfucking is wrong.
I didn't put words in your mouth. You clearly imply that McCarthy is to blame for "In God We Trust" and similar affirmations of our Christian heritage, rather than, as my linked articles indicate, "in God We Trust" and similar changes were in fact part of a larger and more gradual movement, over nine decades since 1866, to preserve our Judao-Christian identity in our government institutions.
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Wednesday said:
Why? What is this never-ending quest to prove liberals are evil? Why is everything liberals say a rationalization and/or vile and/or malicious and/or whatever? Seriously.
As I stated above, not that liberalism itself is evil, but that the smear tactics, harrassment, and quite frequently violence by liberals toward those who oppose liberal reforms is evil.
And un-democratic.
And un-American.
And intolerant of other views.
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Wednesday said:
You say that since the beginning I've been condescending and whatnot, but you came into this thread with "I get really sick of reading liberal rationalizations based on historical "facts" that are so buttfucking wrong !"
Whatever.
I respectfully presented facts to the contrary of what you said about "In God We Trust" on paper currency.
And expressed respectful frustration that liberals so often distort history to present a distorted argument that favors their view, and that they consistently mock those who disagree with liberal views as being radical-extremist fanatics (which your posted statement "as part of a McCarthyist witch hunt" certainly does).
"Buttfucking wrong" is a word I made up, and is hardly personally insulting. It's about as insulting as saying: "that's WHACK !"
