MarcATL
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It seems to me like the RWers like to play both sides of the fence.
When its beneficial to them politicizing anything is perfectly acceptable...they argue and say things like "So and so is a politician, that's to be expected."
However, when it's NOT to their benefit they tend to argue and say things like "How day they politicize such a sacred thing."
I remember the 9/11 Snuff Film the GOP put on during their convention when McCain give us all Palin. That was THE worst case of politicizing an event in American history if I'm not mistaken.
They seem to still want to use that event as a political stick...when and if it benefits them of course.
Now they are all up in arms, getting their panties in a bunch because they perceive some people as politicizing Obama's victories in the death of Osama and the pending doom of Khaddaffi.
So somebody please tell me, what's the protocol....when is it OK to politicize stuff?
When its beneficial to them politicizing anything is perfectly acceptable...they argue and say things like "So and so is a politician, that's to be expected."
However, when it's NOT to their benefit they tend to argue and say things like "How day they politicize such a sacred thing."
I remember the 9/11 Snuff Film the GOP put on during their convention when McCain give us all Palin. That was THE worst case of politicizing an event in American history if I'm not mistaken.
They seem to still want to use that event as a political stick...when and if it benefits them of course.
Now they are all up in arms, getting their panties in a bunch because they perceive some people as politicizing Obama's victories in the death of Osama and the pending doom of Khaddaffi.
So somebody please tell me, what's the protocol....when is it OK to politicize stuff?
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