The two faced crap continues

Dems hide behind outrage and cry racism, sexism, and bigotry when what they really mean is they hate your politics.
 
The Commies took over academic control of the Universities shortly after WWII. The Commies then controlled the content of thought in the universities as well as the currculum, which the students had to achieve acceptable grades in in order to get their degrees, which became badges of entry into certain fields of occupation, especially the reporting of the nation's daily events and the media. The Commies and their Leftie fellow travelers now set the subject of the national discourse, whether the rest of us like it or not. Folks like Rachel Jeantel are not capable of making their minds up on their own and will accept every spoonful of Pablum they are fed by the Left wing university annointed.

The rest of us need to set Taking The National Discouse Back as one off our goals. People who claim the only legitmate journalists are the ones who get paid for it need to accidentally get run over by a car or something. Certainly something to think about praying for when you're digging around in your purse or wallet for a coupla bills to toss into the collection basket on a Sunday Morn. That, and maybe an asteroid or two striking Martha's Vineyard in the next week or so, granting us poor folk struggling on the bottom of the heap some succor and relief from this increasingly oppresive regime.

Obama Clown | Missouri Rodeo

APOD: 2013 August 12 - Orbits of Potentially Hazardous Asteroids

The modern Poor Richard's Almanac. Food for thought.

http://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2013/08/the-blog-as-modern-pamphlet.php
 
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[When 100 million dollars on the Africa tour isn't enough. Giving all of us on the bottom of the heap, here, a taste of how the average Muscovite must have felt while waiting for hours outside in line in the snow with wet and frozen feet, for a chance to purchase a loaf of bread from the GUM Department store as they watched the Party Apparatchiks drive by in their warm and toasty chauffeur driven limousines on their ways to their equally warm, toasty, commodious and luxurious Moscow apartments. Everything, of course, in the best "From each according to their ability. To each according to their need" tradition]

"Because nothing says hypocrite populist like a zillionaires manse…

I was a little concerned about our new vacation cottage on the pond when I heard we downsized, butt was greatly relieved when I saw the little place on the pond in this video from Fausta:

Wait a darn minute, Chilmark? Aren’t they one of those most despised of all Wall Street entities, a vulture capitalist firm? Just like…Bain? Why yes, yes they are. Butt unlike Bain Capital, who relished in firing people, killing sick women and raiding companies for spare parts, Chilmark “buys distressed companies” to nurse them back to health in order to ensure that nobody ever loses their job, gets sick or dies.

So as you can see, the primary difference is Chilmark is owned by well intentioned, Progressive vultures.

Homeowner Schulte deserves special attention. If this deep-pocketed donor and private-equity whiz were a Republican, the Occupy hordes and left-wing super-PACs would have made him a household name by now. The SEIU already would have picketed his private residence. Cher, Bette Midler and Chris Rock would be tweeting furiously about this privileged white robber baron in all caps.

Schulte, you see, earned his money in much the same way the demonized Mitt Romney did: through corporate restructuring and rescuing debt-burdened companies. He and his former partner, Sam Zell, have happily embraced the nickname "grave dancers" since the early 1990s. By 1993, their billion-dollar "vulture fund" based in Chicago had purchased all or part of Jacor Communications, the embattled media conglomerate; Sealy Corporation, the mattress empire; and the distressed Schwinn Bicycle Company.

The duo also scooped up Santa Fe Energy Resources (an oil and gas company) through a partnership and refinanced Revco D.S., the drugstore chain. Schulte called his financial playground "the land of broken dreams," according to the Los Angeles Times, which described the partners as "bottom-fishing."

Team Obama had plenty of brutal depictions for GOP private-equity mavens during the 2012 campaign: "Looter." "Corporate raider." "Greedy Gekko." "Heartless profiteer." Liberal media outlets likened Romney's cohorts to mobsters, strip miners and cannibals.

As you see, Bain is nothing like Chilmark.

So we’ll just be chillin’ here, hanging out on the links and at the infinity pool, sipping our Mojitos and noodling over our retribution response to the newly irresponsible press reports appearing about our regime’s administration’s efforts to control assist you in every way with your life.

Specifically, we’re looking at plans to take out reeducate educate the Politico reporter who dared criticize Big Guy’s Friday press conference responses:

America, President Barack Obama said Friday, you’re just like my wife. You’re always on my case.

Obama’s patronizing attitude has never been far from the surface, or from the minds of his political opponents. But not since he said two years ago that his daughters did a better job than Congress in getting their homework done has he been this explicit.

It’s the flip side of “I got this”: everyone else doesn’t. (snip)

In other words, Obama said, what he’s got is a public relations problem caused by people who just don’t understand what’s good for them…

And, I’m sorry to say, we’re also going to have to ask the IRS to look into MoDo’s latest filing:

There is no moral high ground that he does not seek to occupy. As with drones and gay marriage, he seems peeved that we were insufficiently patient with his own private study of the matter. Why won’t the country agree to entrust itself to his fine mind?

And may I just ask, MoDo, where were you 5 years ago when Big Guy first started developing this peevish attitude that you no longer find so cute?""

Michelle Obama's Mirror: Transformationalism on Walled-in Pond


http://weaselzippers.us/2013/08/11/ah-its-good-to-be-king-obama-begins-vacation/
 
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There's nothing "Two-Faced" about it.

dimocrap scum lie to us and if you question their lies, you are shouted down, called a racist, a homophobe, a misogynist, a bigot, intolerant and stupid.

Even though the conversation might have been about a policy that had nothing to do with any of those.

How many times does it happen in here?

How many times does a Conservative or another Patriotic American make valid points while destroying some dimocrap scumbag and get called a name like one of the above?

All the time. Every day in here.

And in real life.

When Conservatives and other Patriotic Americans start gaining ground on dimocrap scum, they're subjected to name-calling and the DISGUSTING FILTH in the LSM follows up on it.

Why is Liz Cheney inaccurately filling out a Fishing License form (that we have yet to see) collect hundreds of posts in here but murdered Americans in Benghazi and the IRS bludgeoning Conservatives get no play?

Simple, because dimocrap scum lie and if you don't like it, you get shouted down. They will look you right the eye and FUCKING LIE to you and DARE you to question them

And you can't win. Not as long as they have the DISGUSTING FILTH in the LSM on their side.

Which is never going to change.

What CAN change, however is if people are made AWARE of what the DISGUSTING FILTH in the LSM is all about.

THAT can be done. And THAT, we need to do.
 
One of the most interesting aspects of this whining from the right is the idea that there was some concerted effort to brainwash Americans and this effort succeeded? History gives a completely different picture that the right misses entirely. Check the book quoted below for an understanding of the right today.

"A great transformation of American politics began during the years that Ronald Reagan was in the White House. This might not, at first, have appeared the likely outcome of his two administrations. Conservative activists (the same ones who would in later years celebrate Reagan as a saint) struggled during the 1980s with various disappointments: as president, Reagan did not end abortion, he met with Soviet leader Mikhail Corbachev, and he failed to eliminate the welfare state or even notably shrink government bureaucracies. And the enthusiasm within the business community that followed his election did not last long, as the economy sank into a deep recession, with unemployment rising to nearly 10 percent in 1982. As the manufacturing belt began to rust over, political conflicts between industrial companies desperately seeking subsidies and protection and those businesses that were able to thrive in global free markets grew more heated and intense. Tensions erupted between the owners of stock - newly confident and aggressive about using their financial power to compel management to do anything to raise returns - and career corporate executives. Today, the economic changes that began during the 1980s have an air of inevitability about them - the advent of globalization, the shift to a service economy. But at the time these transformations proved devastating to many of the manufacturing companies that had once most vociferously protested the New Deal.

And yet over the course of the decade the old skepticism toward business that had been born in the Great Depression and reawakened for a new generation in the Vietnam era finally began to disappear. The economic transformations of the decade would be interpreted through the framework of the free market vision. The 1970s campaigns to revive the image of capitalism among college students bore fruit in the 1980s. Universities created new centers for the study of business themes such as entrepreneurship. Students in Free Enterprise, a group started in 1975 to bring students together to "discuss what they might do to counteract the stultifying criticism of American business," thrived on small college campuses, funded by companies like Coors, Dow Chemical, and Walmart (as well as the Business Roundtable). The group organized battles of the bands, at which prizes would be doled out to the best pro-business rock anthems, helped silkscreen T-shirts with pro-capitalist messages, and created skits based on Milton Friedman's writings, which college students would perform in local elementary schools. In the workplace, the decline of the old manufacturing cities of [he North and Midwest and the rise of the sprawling suburbs of the Sunbelt metropolises marked the rise of a new economic culture, dominated by companies such as Walmart and Home Depot and Barnes & Noble." Kim Phillips-Fein ('Invisible Hands')


"The rise of conservative politics in postwar America is one of the great puzzles of American political history. For much of the period that followed the end of World War II, conservative ideas about the primacy of the free market, and the dangers of too-powerful labor unions, government regulation, and an activist, interventionist state seemed to have been thoroughly rejected by most intellectual and political elites. Scholars and politicians alike dismissed those who adhered to such faiths as a "radical right," for whom to quote the Columbia University historian Richard Hofstadter politics "becomes an arena into which the wildest fancies are projected, the most paranoid suspicions, the most absurd superstitions, the most bizarre apocalyptic fantasies." How, then, did such ideas move from their marginal position in the middle years of the twentieth century to become the reigning politics of the country by the century's end?" Kim Phillips-Fein ('Invisible Hands')
 
I went to three different Universities and all I heard was anti-govt. jive in the early 80's whicha ll changed by the time of Desert Storm. I heard no such over tones at all about socialism etc. In fact I heard more about being in a church group more than anything.
 
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http://www.bizpacreview.com/2013/08...llowed-in-94-obama-clown-banned-forever-81479

In fact, it was documented back in 1994 that a dummy wearing a President George H.W. Bush mask, propped up by a broomstick, was employed as a decoy during a bull riding riding contest.

One member of the Missouri Rodeo Cowboy Association who was at Saturday’s event told the Associated Press that there was nothing offensive or unusual about the rodeo clowns actions — he was trying to look like a dummy and that rodeo clowns have long performed such acts, often imitating sitting presidents.

“The joke is not that it was the president,” he said. “They drag out this person dressed like a dummy and all of the sudden this dummy just takes off running. That’s what’s funny.”

The only difference between then and now is the hyper-sensitivity and double standard that applies to the first African-American president.

Hyper-sensitivity that was on full display when the apparent Obama supporter who drew attention to the incident, Perry Beam, said it felt “like some kind of Klan rally you’d see on TV,” as reported by the USA Today.
 
Dems hide behind outrage and cry racism, sexism, and bigotry when what they really mean is they hate your politics.

Unless there actually is racism such as the case with you.

Go ahead and neg me now and call me a "dunce" like you do every other time the fact that you're actually a racist gets pointed out.
 
Blog: Democrats' images are sacred while Republicans' are demonized

everyone gets in a tizzy about dems being demonized, but the GOP are all fair game.

Geez...It was just yesterday that Repubs were trying to make a big deal out of the Rodeo claiming that no one cared when Bush was treated the same way....and then...

They list the ways Bush was "disrespected" (I guess that's an admission that at least it was disrespectful) screaming that Bush was treated unfair...heres the kicker....WHILE telling Liberals to stop screaming about unfairness
 
The rights logic:

Obama portrayed as clown = Liberals need to get over it
Bush portrayed as clown = We'll never get over it
 
The rights logic:

Obama portrayed as clown = Liberals need to get over it
Bush portrayed as clown = We'll never get over it

Liberal Logic..

Anyone who even comes close to making fun of Obama loses their job forever. Those who made fun of Republican Presidents get promoted.
 
The rights logic:

Obama portrayed as clown = Liberals need to get over it
Bush portrayed as clown = We'll never get over it

Liberal Logic..

Anyone who even comes close to making fun of Obama loses their job forever. Those who made fun of Republican Presidents get promoted.

And gets fed to dragons since were just making it up

You are aware that the Rodeo Clown is banned forever from the Fair, right? Lost their job forever.

Name one time someone has lost their job for what they said about a Republican President.
 
Liberal Logic..

Anyone who even comes close to making fun of Obama loses their job forever. Those who made fun of Republican Presidents get promoted.

And gets fed to dragons since were just making it up

You are aware that the Rodeo Clown is banned forever from the Fair, right? Lost their job forever.

Name one time someone has lost their job for what they said about a Republican President.

No one ever says anything about Republican Presidents.
 
Liberal Logic..

Anyone who even comes close to making fun of Obama loses their job forever. Those who made fun of Republican Presidents get promoted.

And gets fed to dragons since were just making it up

You are aware that the Rodeo Clown is banned forever from the Fair, right? Lost their job forever.

Name one time someone has lost their job for what they said about a Republican President.

By who? Obama? Liberals? Liberals who run the state fair? Liberals who run the state fair HR dept?

The Dixie Chicks....now you'll respond with "that's different". A singing group vs a Rodeo Clown has all sorts of differences.
 

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