When liberals rant

The American Thinker ^ | http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2010/04/when_liberals_rant.html | Greg Halvorson

[Scanian]

Following liberals and conservatives in the comments sections of political websites can be enlightening as to the vast gap in logical discourse between left and right in this country. Pam Stout, a Tea Party Patriot, appeared on David Letterman's show April 1, 2010, and the fray began anew.

Conservatives:

"--Miss Stout, in the video, talks of individual responsibility, letting failures fail, and the creativity of the human mind. No doubt, this will cause a tizzy on the left. Pointing out that business creates jobs will rally the race-bait Alinskyite crowd. Too bad for them, America is awakening. We shall see who laughs in the end."

"--This patriotic woman believes that government doesn't work, that PEOPLE solve problems, and she is right. The Democratic Caucus and Marxist blogosphere are terrified of this woman, because she-and millions like her-are on to their game."

Liberals:

"--Key word that shows what's wrong with these people-the word 'believe.' There is an anti-intellectual counterculture in America that would rather go with what they believe than what they know..."

[Bearshouse]

At least these liberal quotes are thoughtful and respectful. Much different than the normal rant which by the second challenge usually devolves into “FU Beotch” or some other profane argument.

[Scanian]

I agree — I’m sure the writer had to dig pretty deep to come up with those quotes.

[Soothesayer]

Except for the use of “tea bagger” and the race card.

At best it was mildly coherent filth.

Leftists do not have any redeeming human qualities and they are never intelligent when it comes to politics.