Liberalism: hatred and paranoia

[renard_ruse]

Trying to figure out the motivation of the "left-fringe" on this site, elsewhere on the internet, and in the media, the universities, etc, it becomes clear they are not motivated by much actual belief in anything other than their need to hate others and an irrational paranoia toward those they demonize. By constantly accusing their Other, as they like to say, of being "hateful" and "paranoid" they deflect the fact that they are the ones who are actually "hateful" and "paranoid."

Just peruse some of their threads on here for specific examples or turn on the major media.

 

[renard_ruse]

Examples are countless and infinite, but lets try claiming that mainstream center right Congressmembers are part of a secret clique of John Birtch Society initiates who've infiltrated Congress. Or how about the NRA promoting racewars via advertisements in Soldier of Fortune magazines in the early 80s. Thankfully we have the left-fringe to let us know about these and countless other evils or we'd be in real trouble.

 

[renard_ruse]

Colin Powell will keep us informed of the "bad guys" who've infiltrated the Republican Party.

 

[mercury14]

Trying to figure out the motivation of the "left-fringe" on this site, elsewhere on the internet, and in the media, the universities, etc, it becomes clear they are not motivated by much actual belief in anything other than their need to hate others and an irrational paranoia toward those they demonize. By constantly accusing their Other, as they like to say, of being "hateful" and "paranoid" they deflect the fact that they are the ones who are actually "hateful" and "paranoid."

Just peruse some of their threads on here for specific examples or turn on the major media.

Conservatives complain every day about what liberals believe in. Now you're saying Liberals don't actually believe in anything. Which is it?

 

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[Adre]

Powell, a true patriot rather than a 'braggart patriot'

 

[rosco rathbone]

Or how about the NRA promoting racewars via advertisements in Soldier of Fortune magazines in the early 80s.

That was me. The funny thing is, I probably agree with you on more political points, as a long time AmCon reader, than anyone else here--as I never get tired of reminding you ,and as you always seem to ignore.

Doesn't fit the scheme though, does it.

 

[mercury14]

Doncha just love it when media sluts trot out the likes of Powell, who jumped parties to support Obama solely because he was black, to tell us what's happening in the Republican Party?

Why do you think that?

 

[mercury14]

They are motivated by power. They believe they should either own or control most of all that we have or will have.

It's all a struggle for control over policy but there's always a belief system behind the actions. Talking about conservatives and liberals both.

 

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[mercury14]

I'll take it back when you show me one instance in his whole career when he ever supported a junior, inexperienced, white guy, for any job let alone high office.

Another instance of Vette having no evidence to support his point. Another instance of Vette insisting what he says is true unless someone proves a negative.


Hey Vette I have a 9-inch cock. It's true unless you can prove me wrong.

 

[cjh]

I'll take it back when you show me one instance in his whole career when he ever supported a junior, inexperienced, white guy, for any job let alone high office.

He campaigned for George Bush for president.

 

[Sean]

He campaigned for George Bush for president.

Zing!

 

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[cjh]

Hey, show me an example and quite trying to whitewash the idiots true colors.

Sure.

He campaigned for George Bush.

 

[Sean]

what a butt fuck.

I know that's what you dream about, sweetums.

 

[cjh]

Bush had a ton of experience compared to the Poseur in Chief.

You've got a point. He ran an oil company into the ground.

 

[Sean]

You've got a point. He ran an oil company into the ground.

And a baseball company.

 

[KyleW]

He campaigned for George Bush for president.

Sure.

He campaigned for George Bush.

Just practicing my multi-quoting.

Also Sean, stop stealing my "zing"

 

[mercury14]

Hey, show me an example and quite trying to whitewash the idiots true colors.

I don't have to back your point. That's your job, you're just lazy.

 

[cjh]

And a baseball company.

Boy, that certainly establishes that he's a pull-himself-up-by-his-bootstraps sort of guy.

Hey Vette, do you approve of major government subsidies for sports franchise owners?

 

[mercury14]

Boy, that certainly establishes that he's a pull-himself-up-by-his-bootstraps sort of guy.

Hey Vette, do you approve of major government subsidies for sports franchise owners?

What do you call the opposite of the bootstrap story? Where a rich kid is given the reins and ends up destroying wealth?