Someone Needs to Tell Sarah Palin If Obama Were a Dictator, She’d Be In Gitmo

PoliticusUSA ^ | February 22, 2014 | Sarah Jones

[Delta Dawn]

I wouldn’t be too hard on her. She is probably just following a script given to her by the administration.

[Stepan12]

An important aspect of modern day Liberalism/neo Communism is its lack of logic or any rational form of reasoning. This nonsense that we're not living under a dictatorship because Sarah Palin and say Rush Limbaugh are not in jail (they tried very hard with Rush) sounds like a reverse example of the logical fallacy of misleading vividness. Because a particular example of dictatorship did not happen; ergo, Obama is not a dictator. It also seems like the logical fallacy of appeal to ridicule; e.g., you fascist neanderthals say we are a dictatorship? Why isn't Sarah Palin in gitmo (what about what is happening to Denesh D'Souza)?

This Liberal habit of being illogical may have started with Karl Marx, as detailed in the chapter on Das Kapital of the largly unknown book, Karl Mzrx, Racist.

[Bringbackthedraft]

Someone Needs to Tell Sarah Palin there is lots of space in Liberal heads for her to occupy and she’s doing a great job of it.

[KC_Lion]

This Author Needs to Stop Taking Stupid Pills.

Communism or Progressive Towards Socialism Always ends in several different Mass Graves, even for useful Idiots like the author.

[martin_fierro]

This.

Knockout Games.

'Nuff said.

[abishai]

This is my reply, probably wont get past the censors...

Not possible since Dear Leader, the Clown Prince, CLOSED Gitmo like he said he would, amiright?

Why would Dear Leader want to make a public spectacle of imprisoning his critics when he could just use the IRS, FBI, NSA, etc. to harass them into quiet submission?

By the way, Sarah, this is a great article. Your Obama Regime FCC minder did a great job editing. The regime will surely notice your mindless and zealous defense of the administration if you keep it up. Maybe you will get the Jay Carney Honorary Obfuscation Award.

[little jeremiah]

Republicans call the President a dictator and say his boot is on their necks, he is stomping on the Constitution, he is an “imperial” president. And yet all of them remain free to say these things in public, on TV. There isn’t even any backlash to speak of.

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That’s as far as I could get without vomiting.

Breitbart.

[sergeantdave]

“Maybe it’s damn time to take some power away from the Executive Branch.”

Completely agree. Let’s give Congress control of the 2ndMarDiv so that when the liberal American morons install a dictator, Congress can send in a few battalions up I-95 to sweep the DC streets with mortars and tanks.

[Hot Tabasco]

Ya gotta read the few comments at the link! They’re a hoot!

I've now left two and neither one has been approved for posting.......LOL!

[Iron Munro]

Obama is a budding dictator who hasn’t been able to fully consolidate his power yet.

It’s that pesky Constitution, especially the 2nd amendment, that gets in the way and slows things down.

[Artcore]

Something we should all remember: under dictators, citizens always have to be slaughtered for the good of the state. I fear this will be coming here in the not too distant future.

We voted for totalitarian enslavement. Boggles the mind.

[Sarah Barracuda]

Oh trust me this is coming, its what the left wants, their wet dream is to see all Conservatives dead or in jail..if they could have a Holocaust for Conservatives they would start collecting us and throwing us in ovens in a New York minute

[trisham]

Please watch your language.

[Jane Long]

Looking at the comments at the articles’ link, the libs ARE calling dissent treason.

Dissent is only not treason when it’s the libs dissenting. Got it?

[Sarah Barracuda]

I didnt say any bad language, just my position on this, if anything was taken to offense I apologize

[trisham]

Thank you, Sarah. I’ve sent you a private message.

[Steve_Seattle]

The author mentions 2 people "arrested" for protesting Bush, and says this is a sign of Bush fascism. (I put "arrested" in quotes because I am not sure they were actually arrested, but simply removed from the premises. But I could be wrong.) At any rate, here is a small sampling of arrests of anti-Obama protesters ( I have tried to confine my examples to instances in which the protesters were not blocking traffic or otherwise interfering in the everyday activities of others.) In no particular order:

2/14/2014 - 32 arrested outside White House for protesting Obama deportations of illegal aliens

10/1/2012 - "Dozens" of anti-abortion protesters arrested for praying near the White House

8/19/2013 - 2 arrested during "impeach Obama" protest on highway overpass near St. Louis

8/19/2013 - 6 arrested on highway overpass in Eureka, CA, during "impeach Obama" protest

2/13/2013 - 48 environmentalists arrested for protesting Keystone pipeline outside White House

5/14/2012 - 8 arrested in Chicago for protesting NATO at Obama Campaign headquarters

The list could go on. The allegation that people were afraid to criticize the government during the Bush years is ludicrous to the point of imbecility. Remember the anti-war street demonstrations involving tens of thousands, the constant editorials against Bush in major newspapers, and the constant scandal-mongering by the MSM? During the Bush years, I went in the local Barnes& Noble bookstore one day and counted more than 50 books in the "current events" section that were either anti-Bush, anti-war, anti-conservative, anti-Republican, or some combination of the above. Oh, yeah, Bush had his critics just quaking in their boots. (sarc)

[driftless2]

"no point"

Agree entirely. In one situation some private citizens who didn't like the Dixie Chicks decided not to buy their music. In no way were the DCs proscribed from performing by a gov. agency. In another situation the fed gov. thinks it's a good idea to put one of their stooges in a newsroom or talk radio station to make sure that they're politically correct. If this dope doesn't know the difference (and she probably doesn't), we might as well split the country up now and separate ourselves from these tools.

[Steve_Seattle]

"And any time you’ve got the Pope and the Dixie Chicks against you, your time is up. Thank you very much."

Well, the pope opposes Obama on abortion and gay marriage, so would the author say that Obama's "time is up"? Of course not.

As for the Dixie Chicks, they were not silenced - some private citizens chose to boycott them, just as libs routinely boycott things with which they disagree. The Dixie Chicks were NOT harassed and audited by the IRS, nor do I think Bush ever personally criticized them.

[facedown]

Nothing but communist agitprop.