Because I would be crucified if I called a rat a fudgepacker during an interview. All I want is a level playing field and a consistent set of rules.
Because I would be crucified if I called a rat a fudgepacker during an interview. All I want is a level playing field and a consistent set of rules.
The dangerous part of ignoring the war on conservative philosophy and culture and the degeneration of the language of culture is summed up by the term fisting; it was unknown to most of us until the left introduced it to the general language in an attempt to promote the artwork of a most unsavory type - Mappelthorpe, now considered a hero by the left - with the use of federal funds...in order to understand WHY it was unacceptable, people had to become aware of what it actually meant; it had to have BROAD public understanding to see what exactly it was that the so-called "small band of leftists" or "the politically irredeemable" (who happen to be ruining our country at the moment) were doing...in my opinion, it is unfortunate, but these attacks on us and our culture should be met with forceful and determined resistance, not by ignoring it. As the left found out with Tea Parties, you ignore movements, popular opinion and societal shifts at your peril.
And pointing into the gutter and calling attention to the snakes and vipers that clog it up is NOT "begging your enemy" or "taking the highroad" it is avoiding the possibility of having the gutter overrun the street...
We should know more accept this slimy offense to decency anymore than we did that of the Mapplethorpe Exhibits. Let's define them for those who want to choose sides. This isn't whining, this is calling them out, something we need to do more, not less.
Scott Brown ran on going to the Senate and being #41. He called them out. That's how to win.