From: leschtroumpf@schtroumpf.com
As an American American and a patriot, this is what I think.
Lol patriots are getting muddled up.
American patriots are nazis and you know how nazis finished.
"Michelle Malkin" a écrit dans le message de groupe de
discussion : jtt57r$4r1$1@speranza.aioe.org...
> As an American American and a patriot, this is what I think.
>
> Republicans Morphed From Obama Hate To Hating America - They have an
> insatiable contempt for the American people, freedom and God. Their
> existence should be forbidden by God's will.
>
> Perhaps we should chop their heads off and display them on pikes in front
> of Congress - a fair warning to seditionists.
>
>
> You hear it every day. Republicans bash Obama. Republicans bash anything
> they perceive as pro-Obama, and they bash America, so the question is why
> do Republicans hate their own country?
>
> The discussion over whether or not the right hates America or is just
> engaging in un-American behavior was at the center of our most recent
> edition of Politicus Radio.
>
> The hysteria from the right over Clint Eastwood’s Super Bowl ad has
> renewed focus on the right’s recent behavior towards their country. On the
> radio show, both Sarah and George expressed their belief that Republicans
> don’t hate America. When the question was posed as to whether or not the
> Obama haters were engaged in un-American activity, George said yes, and
> Sarah said no.
>
> While there is nothing un-American about criticizing the President of the
> United States or any other elected officials, there is something decidedly
> unpatriotic about what the right has been doing since Barack Obama won the
> 2008 election. At various times since Obama became president, Rush
> Limbaugh has claimed that he wants Obama to fail. Limbaugh has also
> claimed that the tea party wants Obama to fail, in 2009 he told Sean
> Hannity that he still wanted the president to fail, and who can forget an
> absolutely giddy Glenn Beck celebrating when the United States didn’t win
> the Olympics?
>
> Wanting the president to fail is the same thing as rooting against your
> own country, and cheering against your own country is at best un-American.
> As the GOP has continued to drift out of the mainstream, their contempt
> for the country that allows them the freedom to question the president’s
> birth certificate has continued to grow.
>
> Do Republicans hate America because they lost the 2008 election? Maybe, or
> maybe they are terrified of what the presidency of Barack Obama
> represents. President Obama is the embodiment of the fact that our country
> is changing. The age of unquestioned rule over our body politics is fading
> away. As the nation’s demographics move away from an aging white
> population and more towards younger black and brown people, the coalition
> that the Republican Party relies on to maintain power is destined to fade
> away.
>
> The fact is that the Republican version of “their America” is becoming a
> relic of history makes them angry, so angry that they are easily
> manipulated by corporate billionaires into protesting against their own
> interests. In some cases that anger over the changing America that Obama
> represents has led to hatred. They hate this president, and the country
> that elected him.
>
> As Clint Eastwood found out on Super Bowl Sunday, you don’t have to be
> pro-Obama to earn their wrath. All it takes is a positive message about
> America. Good news and positivity serve to feed their rage, and this anger
> is what drives many Republicans to hate America.
>
>
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