Hatred is Hatred, whether from the Left or Right

American Tinker.com ^ | August 18, 2019 | Don Boys

[Kaslin]

The Reverend Not So Sharpton is not considered a hater. He was much sought after by 12 of the Democrat presidential candidates, who made the pilgrimage to his humble abode to kiss his ring.

When it was time to renew his television show, his credentials were examined (but the ratings were ignored), and yes, he was qualified because he is still black. That seems to be the reason Al is a television star. Al is paid $500,000 annually by MSNBC for his television work, and he pays himself over $200,000 from his civil rights non-profit organization.

You might think a television star with a net worth of up to $5 million and annual income of over $700,000 could pay his bills, but Al still owes $4.5 million in state and federal taxes, and he often forgets "to pay travel agencies, hotels, and landlords," according to the records. In 2015, Al paid almost $2 million on his back taxes.

In 2004, Al bought himself a Rolls-Royce Phantom for his 50th birthday. That is the most expensive production car in the world, with a base price of $475,000.

That is one Baptist who was not held under water long enough!

Just kidding, but he is not my kind of Baptist.

A black killer in Dallas who killed five police officers and injured 14 other innocent people said, "I want to kill white people, especially white cops." When asked if the shooting should be considered a hate crime, President Obama said, "It's hard to know what his motives are." Can't Obama understand clear English? The killer was a hater, and his race or political position did not matter. By being a defender of hate, does that make Obama a hater?

[dfwgator]

But what is the left's definition? Do they have one?

Yes, disagreeing with them is "hatred".