Kerry taunts tied to school fight (peace-loving Democrat alert!)

St. Paul Pioneer Press ^ | 11/10/04 | Tammy J. Oseid

[brbethke]

Is anyone keeping track of incidents like this one? I mean this, the one in South Carolina mentioned in post #8, the two sons of prominent Democrats arrested in Milwaukee for slashing Republicans' tires on Nov. 2, the incident we had here a few weeks back in which a mob of union thugs invaded the St. Paul Bush-Cheney office and roughed up the campaign workers...

For all the cries of "Bush is Hitler" and "Republicans are Nazis" and all that rot emanating from the left, the only folks I see who are acting like brownshirts and Hitlerjugend are Democrats.

[brbethke]

Ever notice that Islam claims to be the "religion of peace" and the Dims claim to be the "party of peace"

That's because they both define "peace" in the same way: We'll have peace just as soon as you surrender and forsake everything you believe in.

[brbethke]

no mention of their status in the school. They should be expelled.

No, they only expel kids who bring in obviously toy weapons or legal prescription drugs. Some poor kid got expelled last spring for bringing in his G.I. Joe's tiny plastic rifle. Another kid got expelled last week for bringing in a toy derringer as part of his Halloween costume.

[brbethke]

Typical of the liberal mentality, they can't win in a debate of words so they take up weapons against the unarmed. What pussies!

You'll note that is happened among 17-year-olds, within the perimeter of a public-school/guaranteed defenseless victim zone.

Perhaps the reason it hasn't happened among adults is that Minnesota passed concealed carry in 2003 and Republican adults were lining up to take the carry classes.

[brbethke]

Another article about the intolerant left..... When will this stop????

It won't. Remember the 1960's? The more marginalized the left are, they more violent they become. After all, the end justifies the means.

[Gondring]

Well, journalism *can* be intellectually demanding. In fact, prior to becoming a professional scientist, I was editor of two successive newspapers, so I know what that field is like. [Don't try to proof my posts relative to AP style, though, since (a) I hate AP style and didn't use it, and (b) I'm writing for fun now! ;-)]

I also know that many of those who go into that field mean well and think they are doing good for the world, not even realizing the extent of their biases. It's often the higher-ups who have the knowing bias.

Still, lots of damage can be done by those with "good intentions," and so I'm glad you've seen the light and moved away from the "Dark Side" in recent times! :-)