The Moronic Madness of “Moral Mondays”

Trevor Grant Thomas.com ^ | 2/16/2017 | Trevor Grant Thomas

[DWW1990]

For liberals, attempting to claim the moral high ground is like a community organizer winning the Nobel Peace Prize (or getting elected President of the United States): it only happens with willful suspension of reason and facts—which means it happens a lot in liberal circles. The most recent case in point is the “Moral Monday” movement that is active in a handful of states across the U.S. (mostly the South).

For evidence of the corrupt morality that exists in this movement, you need to know nothing more than Moral Mondays were started by the NAACP. First in North Carolina, later in South Carolina, Georgia, Illinois, and New Mexico, Moral Mondays are a sad attempt to sway politicians and the public toward the perverse agenda of liberals. These attempts are usually through acts of civil dimwittedness—I mean disobedience—involving such things as protesting at state capitals, disrupting legislative sessions, and staging sit-ins.

[Nifster]

Never much of a “movement” in Georgia

[DWW1990]

Yeah, it’s been bigger elsewhere. A little surprised by that given the liberal KOOKS in the A.T.L.

[BBell]

Never heard of it here in Louisiana.

[DWW1990]

Good!