Wait a minute! You got gawker plus pissant, two Palin Hatefest kinds taking a retweet of Tammy Bruce in the middle of a tweet conversation about people attacking Palin as proof or near evidence of Palins position on DADT? Sigh!!!!!
Tammy Bruce was in the middle of a tweet conversation about people attacking Palin, and Tammy said:
"But this hypocrisy is just truly too much. Enuf already—[the hypocritical Homos' position is] the more someone complains about the homos the more we should look under their bed"
I’m sorry I even dropped in on this thread. I would like to know Palin’s view on the homo agenda in general, and DADT and its repeal in particular. There is very little information on this thread, and hopefully some time in the future, Palin will make her position clear.
Tweets, twitter and facebook are things I have no personal experience with, and at this point, I want to keep it that way!
I never take twitter posts as signs of anything, because they are a rediculous way to communicate anything of substance.
But twitter posts have been used at FR to express all sorts of Palin’s views, and this is the first time I’ve seen widespread opposition to believing that a Palin re-tweet expresses her opinion on the subject.
Until I hear otherwise, I will assume that Sarah Palin repeating the Tammy Bruce comment, without adding her own commentary, indicates agreement with what Tammy Bruce said.
And until I hear otherwise, I will presume that Sarah Palin is smart enough to know what Tammy Bruce was saying, and understood what she was repeating. To think otherwise is to suggest Sarah Palin isn’t smart enough to know what she is saying, and that would be an insult to Sarah Palin (not that some of her supporters aren’t regularly insulting Sarah in that way, in their attempts to “defend” her when she says things they disagree with).
Which means, in this context, that until Sarah Palin issues a statement explaining this differently, I will assume she agrees with Tammy Bruce that people who complain about homosexuals should be checked to see if they aren’t closet homosexuals.
I have no reason to relate this to Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell, so I won’t, until Sarah says something about it. All we know for sure is that Sarah repeated the statement that people talking about homos should be checked to see if they are homosexuals.