Posted on 07/14/2013 9:09:41 PM PDT by Baynative
Imagine their shock when bands of Gangsta O's sons and uniformed thugs show up, not exactly politely knocking at the door to sell Boy Scout cookies.
Hear ya. I don't know how else this gesture and conclusion can possibly be interpreted. First the son, then the father kneeling before the altar of Gangsta O -- and both within a month. And not a single peep of criticism of Marxist-Fascist policies.
And not a single peep of criticism of Marxist-Fascist policies.
But Poppy certainly thanked Gangsta O for the “wonderful hospitality”.
It’s so nice to see such great cooperation and politeness among close-knit NWO friends, ain’t it? *dabbing tear from eye*
Imagine their further shock when they knock on my door looking for shelter from the chaos and I shove a shotgun in their faces and tell them to get their 0bama-voting, Kool-Aid drinking butts off of my property.
And that’s just for the ground squirrels! LOL
Since the 2010 elections I have been thinking about how to start winning the hearts and minds of younger and low information voters who are primarily captives of public schools and biased media. I am frustrated over the apparent decision by the Republican Party to ignore the potential to influence voters and I don’t understand why largely false propaganda broadcasted by the liberal side is allowed to go without response. I am angry that the media has been successful in painting conservatives as greedy and hateful. I intend to act in an attempt to correct this situation..
The draft ideas I have are designed for radio, TV, or YouTube type circulation. The basis has grown from personal success I had in training three young conservatives over the years.
We have a family friend who grew up in democrat family, always voted that way and by association respected democrat politicians she knew nothing about. She was divorced and raising three kids. Somewhere along the line we got into a political discussion when the kids were young. It was a good natured ‘argument’ and it led to me continually teasing their mom about political attitudes and understanding. I used to take the youngest boy to play golf and when he would do something stupid or have a tantrum I would tell him he was acting like a democrat. If we got cut off in traffic or someone was rude in line somewhere I’d say, “must be a democrat” or, “must be a liberal”.
When he would fight with his sisters he began saying, “you act like a liberal” and eventually the older girls started saying “that’s so liberal” when they didn’t agree with things or wanted to challenge their mom. They were not well in tune with specific issues at the time, but they we’re learning that there was a way of thinking that wasn’t often mature or responsible. Eventually, the girls voted for Bush over Kerry and Rossi over Gregoire in spite of the constant drumbeat from their teachers and neighbors in Port Townsend. By 2008 all of them were voting and they convinced their mom to vote against Obama. Now they are taking a harder look at the issues and in some cases offering intelligent debate to their peers.
Looking back, I can see [now] that I have often missed opportunities to alter the thinking of someone by drilling right into issues that I’ve lived and breathed for some time and in so doing I may have buried them with facts and complexities that they were not ready or willing to take the time to think about. Thus, they ignored my attempted mentoring and my opportunity was lost.
Subsequently, I’ve been jotting down story lines for simple 30 second commercials based on those memories; a girl turning down an advance from a guy with an Obama sticker on his car, a little leaguer standing at the plate as the umpire calls “strike six” and he keeps swinging awkwardly while the infield is grumbling and saying, “enough affirmative action”, or a Subaru with the COEXIST bumper sticker holding up traffic by driving 52mph in the left lane of the freeway.
There are volumes of themes that can be used to send simple subliminal messages that will begin to shape the minds of younger or uninformed voters. As they gain attention, my goal would be to become more serious in message and content.
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