Rules for Wisconsin Radicals

620wtmj ^ | 4/11/11 | Charlie Sykes

[Jean S]

With apologies to Saul Alinsky, the author of the original ":Rules for Radicals.": Here is an updated list specifically for Wisconsin:

 

 

Rules for WI Radicals 

Never acknowledge conservative victories as legitimate.

Never concede defeat in legislative votes. There is always a cloud.

Litigate everything.

Rely on Dane County judges whenever possible.

Elections only matter if liberals win.

Shut down schools, bring legislative process to a halt, tie up the courts, extort  businesses, try to overturn elections … and then say “this is what democracy looks like.”

Private businesses, families, personal lives are all fair game. Get the Mainstream media to say that “both sides’ are equally guilty.

Create appearance of scandal and misconduct wherever and whenever possible.

Chant “shame, shame, shame,” a lot.

[WOBBLY BOB]

“How Democrats Steal Elections - Top 10 Methods of Liberal Vote Fraud”

http://www.conservativeaction.org/resources.php3?nameid=votefraud

[Lando Lincoln]

Wow!

[JPG]

Loud chanting, bare feet, bongos, misspelled signs, weed, body odor, unruly behavior, threats and intimidation and property destruction do not win elections...votes do. Rats, you didn't get enough votes so, you lost. Better luck next time.

[truemiester]

Fire hose and liquid soap, if you're going to stay over night in the state house. Also must show a union card, if it is a union fight and a Wisconsin Drivers license.

[tflabo]

Don’t worry the Rats believe in the ‘living and breathing document’ therefore Rules for Radicals can be twisted and perverted at will. It’s the ‘Progressive Way’.

[Stegall Tx]

Shut down schools, bring legislative process to a halt, tie up the courts, extort businesses, try to overturn elections … and then say “this is what democracy looks like.”

I actually like it when they do this. When they riot and start chanting, "This is what Democracy looks like!", I yell back, "That is why we live in a Republic!" Kinda weird when I'm in a restaurant, but ...