Extremist Alert: When Democrats Attack Free Speech

Dissent is being demonized by the Democratic Party. Funny, because this country put up with the worst antics from anti-Bush protesters. Pot? This is kettle. Visit http://facetwitch.blogspot.com for more. Democrat or Republican, conservative or liberal, we must always respect the rights of others to disagree openly. The Constitution protects this right, especially when the speech being expressed is unpopular. And yes, that includes swastikas, as unfortunate is it may seem.

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[getbackjono]

Pack-o:

You can't spend a week arguing AGAINST free speech and and then call me a fascist for disagreeing. If I'm a fascist for supporting an individual's right to dissent, including yours, then the Constitution must be fascist. Liberty must be fascist. And that's illogical. You have twisted the meaning of words beyond repair.

One more thing. To celebrate the death of babies is perverted. That's why we must stop celebrating abortions. Glad we could agree on something.

[obdaddy]

@MegaJoeII I find very little more hateful than the blatent manipulation of the lemming-like masses of teabagger nation or the outright displays of racism present at every rally (clearly not every teabagger is a racist, but none of them seem to care about the many, vocal and racist TB minions). Protesting an unjust war does not equate protesting a different political philosophy. 1 is American and the other is sour grapes.And I believe you meant to write 'drivel', Oh Great Mind of the Right.

[obdaddy]

@MegaJoeII And while pointing and laughing at the lunatic fringe of our society may not be the noblest of endevours I feel that it's within my rights as an American (perhaps you should read the Constitution before shoving it in everyone's faces) to stand up for the rational and the sane. You may think that your inane 'party' should be given a racism hall pass since you're all so very Christian, but I do not.

[TheDrRJP]

Outstanding video. What is also great are the comments from the lint-for-brains libtards showing how they didn't watch it or didn't comprehend it.

When Glenn Beck called Obama a racist, the Left went freaking nuts and wanted to string him up. When Jeanine Garafolo called Herman Cain, a "racist," the liberal lunatics applauded.

Ted Rall got praise from the Washington Post and an award for the appallingly-racist Condi Rice cartoon calling her a "House Nigga."

Human evolution passed them by.

[IcedCoffee81]

I'm appalled by their un-American, anti-capitalist, and anti-Israeli movements. Even though I'm surely not a fan of Fart W. Bush myself, I still believe the left-wing is filled with hypocrites since they must understand that being opposed to conservatism makes them closed minded and one-sided bigots themselves.

[Marscrater]

That's the multi-cultural $hit hole that Frankfort School Jews have created for us.

[Neosaigo]

What I love about these Conservative videos is that they never imply anything. They just say "They did this" "This guy is behind this".

It is like reading a fairy tale. Good and evil is so clear cut and dry, just like real life doesn't it? It is like if you are not told what is going on you will never look it up and multi-source check.

It brings me back to my childhood days. Where adults always tell me things, and I believe it, and then something happened. I graduated elementary school.

[MyTotalRemedy]

Remember when dissent was considered UNpatriotic?

[2010GOP]

@mufflejoy: The Wall Street "reform" bill is insane. It matters not that it has a nice sounding name. The legislation actually gives Wall Street & the Fed MORE power.

Outrageous credit card contracts? Like late fees, etc? Yea, what do you think banks did? They just raised the interest rates on everyone.

If someone is old enough to have a credit card, they shouldn't need Nanny Govt to hold their hand. Govt CAUSES the damn corruption. OPEN YOUR EYES!!

[mufflejoy]

@2010GOP I agree- that was not a good move and does not do anything to undo the sense of "entitlement to consume" that many people have in society today. However I don't see how that has any relationship with the need to regulate the demolition derby on Wall street - why is protecting consumers against outrageous credit card contracts a bad thing? Why can't banks and insurance companies, who profit from their service to society as they should, be accountable to a minimum ethical standard

[2010GOP]

@mufflejoy:

New York Times, September 30, 1999: "Fannie Mae, the nation's biggest underwriter of home mortgages, has been under increasing pressure from the Clinton Administration to expand mortgage loans among low and moderate income people and to individuals whose credit is generally not good enough to qualify for conventional loans."

OF COURSE, Republicans were called "racists" for opposing. Let's also not forget who Fannie/Freddie contributed the most $ to. Hint: Not Republicans