From Madame Speaker:
You mean like these assholes?
Tag: Politics
All The Usual Crap
Oh, this is just too precious for words. From our favorite Commie politician comes this little zinger:
Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) touted her intersectional oppression in a recent interview with the New York Times, lamenting that she constantly has to “deal with the hate of anti-Muslim, anti-immigrant, anti-blackness, but also with sexism” in the United States.
I haven’t seen that many cards played since the last World Poker Championship.
I dunno, Omar; I have no idea what you are like as a person — although there seems to be mounting evidence that you are a fairly unpleasant and dishonest individual — but your religion, ancestry, skin color and gender have nothing to do with the reason people dislike you and attack you.
We conservatives dislike and attack all Communists, of which you are an examplar. Your policies and political positions are, to be honest, anti-American, and you are the worst kind of immigrant — one who arrives in a new country and then sets about trying to change it to resemble more their country of origin. Then, when people use their freedom of speech (a freedom not especially common in your homeland) to attack your politics, you cry foul and assume that it’s all because you’re a Black Muslim immigrant woman.
It isn’t. It’s because you’re a fucking seditious Communist, you rancid bitch.
Signed,
Another, but totally different, immigrant from Africa.
Nobody There
I see that the Stupid Party did well the other night:
C-SPAN’s live stream of night one of the Republican National Convention (RNC) garnered nearly 440,000 views, a major increase over the start of the Democratic National Convention that drew 76,000 views.
That’s because most voting supporters of the Democratic Socialist Party were either out looting, or still in the cemeteries.
Difference Of Opinion
Shooting off into the darkness, Mitch Berg suggests that this pic proves that the Socialists are deranged:
Me, I think it’s a combination of wishful thinking and the “cult of personality” — an excellent example of totalitarian art as created by Nazi Germany of their hero:
At least the Nazis used a realistic (albeit fanciful) depiction of their hero. Our modern-day wannabe totalitarians have to rely on their stumbling standard-bearer as a comic-book superhero, and his sidekick in her best “tonight I’m gonna blow Willie Brown” costume.
What a shambles.
Planks
As we have only a couple months before we give Trump another four years in office, I think it behooves us to to examine exactly what the Democratic Socialists stand for (quit that laughing, I’m trying to be serious for a change). And as people seem to be more swayed by pictures these days, I’ll forego the boring essay I’d planned to write and rather, try to encapsulate the Evil Party’s platform more succinctly. Here’s what we face:
Your future President:
…and Vice-President / President (because if you think Biden would stay in office for longer than the car trip back from the Capitol steps to the White House, you’re delusional):
Immigration:
Gun laws:
Gun confiscation:
Gun usage:
Ammo purchasing:
And in short:
The Democratic Socialist government’s attitude towards the Armed Forces:
Law and Order:
Foreign Policy:
Only with blowjobs for China, Venezuela, Cuba, Iran and the United Nations — just like Obama.
As I wrote a long, long time ago (updated for the current set of assholes), here’s the Democratic Socialist party’s plan for us:
- High Taxes
- Gun Control
- State ownership of capital / nationalization of industry
- Constitutional deconstructionism (that pesky “living document”)
- Nanny government and oppressive regulation
- A weak, impotent military
- Inept foreign policy
- Trial lawyers and liberal, activist judges
- Socialism
- Subservience to the United Nations
- Socialized medical care
- Labor unions (especially for public school teachers and government employees)
- Racism (hiring- and college enrollment quotas)
- Class / race warfare
- Voter fraud
- Lax immigration controls and amnesty for illegal aliens
- Wealth envy and redistributionism
- Hostility towards business, and the free market in general
- Over-aggressive environmentalism
- Support for failed social programs
Oh hell, I don’t know why I bother. Just think of California on a national scale — i.e. with nowhere for us to go except to a foreign country — with the Golden Shower State’s regulations, pro-illegal immigration, anti-gun policies, etc.
I can’t wait to get to the polls in November.
Not Gonna Happen
Here’s a hopeful thought:
The record-breaking gun sales during the coronavirus pandemic could bolster candidates that support the Second Amendment in 2020 and alter the course of American gun politics for the foreseeable future.
You mean guys like these?
Nope. They’re Democrats, support BLM (by their own admission) and if you think that they and all the other liberals buying guns are going to become Trump voters in November, you’re delusional. The only reason they’re waving their guns around like idiots is because the Great Unwashed happened to come close to their precious house.
Even worse is this:
Amy Hunter, a spokeswoman for the National Rifle Association, said that the group’s success could change the political landscape at the local, state, and national level.
“The NRA believes voters who recently purchased guns for self-defense will join other Second Amendment voters and be an even more formidable voting bloc,” Hunter told the Washington Free Beacon. “They’re educated, passionate, and they know anti-gun politicians are the biggest threat to their fundamental right to self-defense.”
Well, if the NRA thinks this is the case, that’s even more cause for gloom and skepticism.
Sure, I have no doubt that many first-time gun buyers, especially those in the poxy socialist enclaves like Los Angeles, Chicago and New York, had their noses rubbed into the consequences of their home cities’ gun control laws (which they probably all supported before the Chinkvirus thing happened); but a) they’re probably not going to vote for Trump or even a Republican mayor or city council, and b) even if they did, their numbers will be too small to make much of a difference to the outcome in said cities.
And now, if you’ll excuse me, I’m off to the range.