Radical comments.

[coadie]

Originally Posted by Jermyn Davidson

If you are right, the venom spewed by the left is not of the type that encourages people to prepare for the "coming armageddon".

It's the word choice of some of the talking heads on the right that encourages violence. The left and the right spew vomit on their airwaves, but over the last 20 years, the right-winged extemists are the one who have taken up arms and occasionally have used violence against innocent people to make their points. It is my point that some Republican talking heads are partially responsible because of their langauge.


Many elected Republican officlals and their talking heads do not want civilized discourse. Anything less than their way 100% is compromise and compromise is unacceptable to the nutjobs that eat their vitriol for every meal.

It was a sign of a bad moon rising when that elected official yelled out while the President was still speaking, "LIAR!" Of course that guy was never dealt with publicly, in a way that let America know that decent Republicans find that kind of disrespect for any elected official not respectable and not proper.

The GOP's silence on that was just as silent as many American Muslims when it comes to the words and actions of Muslim extremists.

That kind of unprofessionalism should be left to the "Code Pink" whackos, not Congressmen.


If your elected oficials feel justified to be that nasty publicly towards someone that does not think like him, if that is the standard for proper discourse, then it stands to say that your fringe followers will be much more uncivilized in their words and actions when dealing with others who do not think like them.

Spew, vitriol, nutjobs, vomit
wackos all are inflamatory terms laced in the left's common language.

J.D. is a poster child for leftist hate speech.

[Jermyn Davidson]

Originally Posted by coadie

Spew, vitriol, nutjobs, vomit
wackos all are inflamatory terms laced in the left's common language.

J.D. is a poster child for leftist hate speech.

...and you are a poster child for the not detailed oriented.

[aegsm76]

Originally Posted by Light

You are unbelievable!

The decent republicans raised hundreds of thousands of dollars right after his childish comment.

Decent republicans ralleyed behind him with their money.

I really don't think I am unbelievable, since most of what I post is easily retreivable on the web.
And if you want to play the approval by raising money game, the same goes for the President when he heightens the speech level so the the moveon.org gang will contribute more money.

What I am saying is that both sides engage in this kind of behavior, then point fingers.

[Jermyn Davidson]

Originally Posted by aegsm76

I really don't think I am unbelievable, since most of what I post is easily retreivable on the web.
And if you want to play the approval by raising money game, the same goes for the President when he heightens the speech level so the the moveon.org gang will contribute more money.


What I am saying is that both sides engage in this kind of behavior, then point fingers.

And this guy is saying that your response is an easy way for many good Republicans to soothe their consciences at night. It helps them to forget that Oklahoma City and Tuscon were carried out by people who think and vote very similar to us-- listening to the same vitriol, but unable to keep themselves from acting on their violent impulses.


Sure the perpetrators have the lion share of responsibility for their own actions.

But to deny the influence of some of the loudest talking heads on the right on the lives of some of the angriest and unstable people who identify with them is to deny the truth.


So we deny the truth, while embracing a lie that has some truth to it.

It is what makes deception so deceiving.

[Cindy]

http://www.apostolicfriendsforum.com...92&postcount=7

Please keep the discussion CIVIL.

[aegsm76]

Originally Posted by Jermyn Davidson

And this guy is saying that your response is an easy way for many good Republicans to soothe their consciences at night. It helps them to forget that Oklahoma City and Tuscon were carried out by people who think and vote very similar to us-- listening to the same vitriol, but unable to keep themselves from acting on their violent impulses.


Sure the perpetrators have the lion share of responsibility for their own actions.

But to deny the influence of some of the loudest talking heads on the right on the lives of some of the angriest and unstable people who identify with them is to deny the truth.


So we deny the truth, while embracing a lie that has some truth to it.

It is what makes deception so deceiving.

And the Unabomber was very close in politics to the liberal, climate change crowd.
So what.
The guy at OKC was so far off the charts, politically, that I am not sure where he would fit in. Maybe as an anarchist?
This guy, at Tucson, was a left wing pot head, as described by one of his classmates. He did not believe in God and disliked religion, so he does not sound like a conservative right winger, either.

My entire point here is that every chance the left has, they point to the dangerous right wing talk show hosts. Why is that?

[coadie]

Originally Posted by aegsm76

And the Unabomber was very close in politics to the liberal, climate change crowd.
So what.
The guy at OKC was so far off the charts, politically, that I am not sure where he would fit in. Maybe as an anarchist?
This guy, at Tucson, was a left wing pot head, as described by one of his classmates. He did not believe in God and disliked religion, so he does not sound like a conservative right winger, either.

My entire point here is that every chance the left has, they point to the dangerous right wing talk show hosts. Why is that?

The left is pro sin. They defend abortion, sodomy, gay marriage, drugs and adultery. Some on the left have a cafeteria. They select a few of the sins but not all and remain stauchly on the left while declaring a righteous posture.

Now this causes them to be exposed and to defend themselves. This is done by counter accusations.

On example of declaring righteousness is they are adamant against the death penalty. The death penalty is given to the guilty. Abortion is their death penalty for the innocent.

[coadie]

American conservatives and Republicans because of supposedly irresponsible things said and written, they should pause and consider that one of their own, a liberal Democrat congressman, Paul Kanjorski, considered a close friend of both Barack Obama and Bill Clinton, had this to say in a newspaper interview back in October, shortly before he got his xyz kicked out of office after 26 years as a Pennsylvania prince of pork:

"That Scott down there that's running for governor of Florida," Mr. Kanjorski said. "Instead of running for governor of Florida, they ought to have him and shoot him. Put him against the wall and shoot him. He stole billions of dollars from the United States government and he's running for governor of Florida. He's a millionaire and a billionaire. He's no hero. He's a ........ crook. It's just we don't prosecute big crooks."

http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/...dly_quips.html

Liberal politicians get by with hate speech.

[coadie]

Jermyn Davidson
And this guy is saying that your response is an easy way for many good Republicans to soothe their consciences at night. It helps them to forget that Oklahoma City and Tuscon were carried out by people who think and vote very similar to us-- listening to the same vitriol, but unable to keep themselves from acting on their violent impulses.

Are you pretending to be conservative today?What Vitriol?

But to deny the influence of some of the loudest talking heads on the right on the lives of some of the angriest and unstable people who identify with them is to deny the truth.

Your bunch is still trying to hand this on Governoer Palin and Rush Limbaugh.

[Jermyn Davidson]

Originally Posted by coadie

Your bunch is still trying to hand this on Governoer Palin and Rush Limbaugh.

So the presentation of truth has affected your ability to think clearly as you attempt to spell Governor?

Besides, Palin is not a Governor. She quit. Remember when she quit?