Oikophobia - Why the liberal elite finds Americans revolting.

WSJ Opinion Journal ^ | August 27, 2010 | JAMES TARANTO

[jonathonandjennifer]

people were too cowed to disagree in fear of being called homophobic, xenophobic/nativist, Islamophobic (the “new” racist), sexist, etc

I'm not afraid of the above if I speak out, I'm afraid of Acorn thugs who are above the law bashing my (or my wife's) head in with a nightstick.

[jonathonandjennifer]

We are watching the beginning of the great extinction of this noxious species now.

I like your thoughts on this and agree with you, but I'm afraid it may take a long time and a lot of pain for the rest of us for this extinction to be accomplished.

[okie01]

I don't know that I'd characterize the administration's attitude as one of "hate" for the American people. It is more one of indifference.

Call it what it is: contempt.

[texmexis best]

It will be a while, but the answer is certain.

One of the questions that has bothered me for years is why do they consider themselves elite when the rest of us look upon them as drooling idiots?

They have little ability to discern the correct answer to any question. They seem to me to be more...urban hillbillies who took a lucky shot and uncovered a gusher and then retired their brains.

[IronJack]

Some of their lackeys DO hate us. That's one of the things that make them such useful idiots. THEY can carry the vitriol that would alienate people of it came from the public face of the administration. Big Brother can always enforce a Two-Minute Hate.

But I suspect the sentiment in the gilded halls of the King is one of supreme indifference. The juggernaut doesn't concern itself too much if it rolls over a few ants.

[Radagast the Fool]

wayne_shrugged, you are absolutely right! And I also agree it’s fun watching them have their meltdown!!!