Seriously though, with the amount of rhetoric and hating the right does it almost suprises me why more of them don't disassociate themselves with that kind of speech.
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Topic started on 1-12-2009 @ 02:34 PM by Rhetoric
As long as those on the right continue to embrace the clownish idiots who shout scary words and wave bright colors to get attention, instead of those
focused on real issues, the legitimate critics on the right will want to disassociate themselves from the likes of Beck, Palin, Hannity, Savage
(Weiner), Et Al.
Eventually the only people on the far-right will be these fools, thus marginalizing the right to a status no more important than their "issues", such as charges against the President of "Treason, Socialism, Communism, Nazism, Birthers, Tea-baggers, and other non-issues.
They will make themselves a punchline, never to be taken seriously, unless you're searching for the end of a joke or pun.
The best quote, the one I believe sums up the lunacy of the Far-right at the moment, is when he says:
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Eventually the only people on the far-right will be these fools, thus marginalizing the right to a status no more important than their "issues", such as charges against the President of "Treason, Socialism, Communism, Nazism, Birthers, Tea-baggers, and other non-issues.
They will make themselves a punchline, never to be taken seriously, unless you're searching for the end of a joke or pun.
Charles Johnson of Little Green Footballs, a conservative-leaning political blog, officially announced his break with the right in a post on Monday evening. Johnson is co-founder of Pajamas Media, and Little Green Footballs has been named one of the top 100 most popular blogs.
Succinctly titled "Why I Parted Ways With The Right," Johnson's post argues against the fanaticism of politicians like Michele Bachmann, Sarah Palin, Pat Buchanan as well as the conservative blogosphere ("Hatred for President Obama that goes far beyond simply criticizing his policies, into racism, hate speech, and bizarre conspiracy theories (see: witch doctor pictures, tea parties, Birthers, Michelle Malkin, Fox News, World Net Daily, Newsmax, and every other right wing source)").
The best quote, the one I believe sums up the lunacy of the Far-right at the moment, is when he says:
The American right wing has gone off the rails, into the bushes, and off the cliff. I won't be going over the cliff with them.
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