Posted on 06/28/2009 10:20:44 AM PDT by jay1949
The Democrats have a new buzzword: silly. The next goal of the Democrats, according a recent Senate campaign fundraising letter, is to end silly debates about whether tax cuts for the rich trickle down or global warming exists.
Silly debates? So if the Democrats get more Senate seats, there will be no more discussion about tax cuts or global warming. All manner of subjects will be closed. Because to disagree with a Democrat is just plain silly. Well, that certainly clarifies what Obama meant by post-partisan, now, doesnt it? Thus is it demonstrated that the words liberal and liberty no longer have anything in common.
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Whenever I have the misfortune of seeing Ted Kennedy’s bloated carcass, the words “silly putty” enter my mind unbidden. It’s just the strangest thing.
under these circumstances i find being designated as silly to be a compliment.
Fascists.
Given how the use of “debate” is continually played by the Barry Administration and Democrats, no doubt that after all is said in done in Iran, a “robust debate” will and has become a “silly debate.”
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I wonder if “condescensionists” is a word. If not, it should be.
Exactly. How will they “end debates” and reconcile that with the 1st Amendment? Impossible unless they find a way around it. Thoughtcrime anyone?
The enforcement of the no-debates idea may prove difficult. If these loons are aspiring to be fascists, I question their intelligence - - they are being condescending toward that half of the population that is not only armed to the teeth (more or less 200,000,000 firearms and at least 50,000,000,000 rounds of ammunition) but also makes up the bulk of those serving in the National Guard. What would they do - - order us to round ourselves up and put ourselves in detention?
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