What are your kids learning? {COMMUNISM!!}

World Net Daily ^ | October 19, 2002 | Henry Lamb

[f.Christian]

To: f.Christian

Now I follow, thank you. Actually, I don't disagree with this at all since I see the left as abandoning the uncertianty of democracy and majority rule for the assurance technocracy and expert rule.

152 posted on 9/10/02 12:17 PM Pacific by Liberal Classic

[Tailgunner Joe]

The Catholic Church has been infiltrated by commies. Look into "Liberation Theology."

[EBUCK]

but isn't the matter at least worth some consideration

Look at it this way. The environment is the base means of production. Communism is in actuality gubment control of all means of production. Therefore gubment control of the environment is essentially communism. Hnece the term (coined by headsonpikes I believe) "WATERMELON". Green on the outside (enviralist) and red on the inside (communist).

Hope that cleares it up for ya.

EBUCK

[CalConservative]

The communist part is that Enviromentalism has become the cover for implimenting various provisions of the communist plank/gameplan.

Watermelon environmentalists: green on the outside, red on the inside.

[blackie]

Stop the commie's in the teachers union from brain washing our children !!

The RATS Are In Disarray...Eradicate The Rodents !!

Fire Democrats, Hire Republicans !!

GWB Is The Man !!

Snuff Saddam, NOW !!

Death To all Tyrant's !!

The Second Amendment...
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Freedom Is Worth Fighting For !!

Let's Roll !!

Molon Labe !!

[Alamo-Girl]

Thanks for the heads up!

[E Rocc]

Look at it this way. The environment is the base means of production. Communism is in actuality gubment control of all means of production. Therefore gubment control of the environment is essentially communism. Hnece the term (coined by headsonpikes I believe) "WATERMELON". Green on the outside (enviralist) and red on the inside (communist).

I've heard it was Franz Joseph Strauss (a German politician) who coined the phrase to describe the first Green Party, in Germany. Not only did those Greens want government control of the productive sector "in the name of the planet", they were also against taking any steps to defend West Germany against their more committed socialist brethren.

-Eric

[EBUCK]

Interesting bit of trivia...I thought that it was an original FReeper term.

Thanks for the info..

EBUCK

[headsonpikes]

'Watermelon' is a wonderful term. I think I heard itnfirst from Grampa Dave.

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