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Ram this health care shit down our throats, there will be hell to pay.
Archive for 19 Mar 2010
Tom Hanks is an Idiot!
Posted: 19 Mar 2010 in Axis of Idiots, History, Hollywood, Lies, Media, Military, Stupid PeopleTags: Axis of Idiots, History, Hollywood, Idiots, Liberalism is a mental disorder, Lies, Military, Stupid People
Tom Hanks is a moron. I can’t believe this idiot even went there. He is no student of history if he thinks this shit…
By Victor Davis Hanson
Much has been written of the recent Tom Hanks remarks to Douglas Brinkley in a Time magazine interview about his upcoming HBO series on World War II in the Pacific. Here is the explosive excerpt that is making the rounds today.
“Back in World War II, we viewed the Japanese as ‘yellow, slant-eyed dogs’ that believed in different gods. They were out to kill us because our way of living was different. We, in turn, wanted to annihilate them because they were different. Does that sound familiar, by any chance, to what’s going on today?”
Hanks may not have been quoted correctly; and his remarks may have been impromptu and poorly expressed; and we should give due consideration to the tremendous support Hanks has given in the past both to veterans and to commemoration of World War II; and his new HBO series could well be a fine bookend to Band of Brothers. All that said, Hanks’ comments were sadly infantile pop philosophizing offered by, well, an ignoramus.
Make them Prove it!
Posted: 19 Mar 2010 in (2nd) Second Amendment, Axis of Idiots, Congress, Conservatism, Government, Guns, Politics, Republicans, RINO, TruthTags: (2nd) Second Amendment, Conservative, Guns, Politics, Republicans, RINO, Truth
Don’t vote for some idiot, just because he’s a Republican claiming Tea Party ties. Make sure that they are actually Conservative and not playing the part as a RINO.
Make would-be Tea Party leaders prove they support Second Amendment
By David Codrea
We talked yesterday about a new national “conservative” group founded by the wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, and I raised concerns about automatically aligning the liberty movement with prominent members of the Republican Party establishment. After all, if the GOP as a whole had been championing republican, that is, Constitutional values all along, we’d hardly need a “Tea Party” movement, would we?
That the establishment worries the growing freedom movement may siphon off votes to deny them power is evident—no less a leadership luminary than former MA governor/GOP presidential nomination contender Mitt Romney is out there telling those enraged by betrayal that whatever you do, don’t vote third party. Romney, who signed a ban on semiautomatic firearms while governor, would rather have us support someone like, say, semiautomatic firearm ban bill author Mark Kirk, than jump ship.
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