Lose the race card already

Blech.

Jimmy Carter insists that disagreeing with Obama means we're racists. I just saw a clip of him on TV and he referred to dissenters as "radical." Oooooo---radical racists! Can't get any more hateful than that! Did he take a look at the majority of attendees at the Tea Parties? Most of them are over the age of 50 and looked about as harmful as teddy bears.

Um...earth to Jimmy Carter: Last time I checked, we still live in the USA where we supposedly have free speech. Methinks Jimma Cahtah is projecting HIS (racist) beliefs onto legitimate protesters. How in the world can he explain how he got inside the heads of millions of people to come to this nefarious conclusion? He can't. It's mere speculation and a ploy to derail opposition.

The former failed president needs to go back to picking peaches off trees or something because he's making a colossal fool of himself. We're getting desensitized to the cries of racism because they are being thrown at us from every direction at the drop of a hat. It's losing it's power to shut people up. That's a crying shame for all those who pull it out to silence differing opinions. Whatever will all these race card throwing fanatics do when the race card has been played out?

Jimmy Carter also attacked people who live in the south and I'm sick and tired of that nonsense. I guess he forgot he lives in the south himself, consequently tossing himself into the racist southern hillbilly category. White people who preach to other whites about racism in public arenas make me suspicious that their motives for doing so have nothing to do with the people they are defending and everything to do with elevating themselves to hipster heights while pretending to be color blind.

Here's a little advice, Jimmy: Live and let live. Burn those race cards!

PS: Does Jimmy ever stop to think about how it is ok for HIM to sit in judgement of the entire south all the while demanding that WE shut up and just go along with the fascist agenda of the NWO ? Hypocrite much????

H8

Ugh. I'm so sick of the proposition 8 debate. I am so glad I do not live anywhere near California because the gays are out of control there. I understand being disappointed and wanting to change an outcome that isn't what you had hoped for or counted on, but how about taking your passion and using it in a constructive manner instead of demanding people with differing opinions jump ship over to your side with intimidation tactics? Grabbing a cross from a little old lady, throwing it on the ground and then stomping on it all the while screaming at the little old white haired lady is not the approach that is going to win people over, fyi. Demanding tolerance from your opposition while you are being highly intolerant kind of makes you hypocrites, don't you think?

I have no problem boycotting places of business, civil protests, petitions, rallies (for instance, I am boycotting all mainstream media that failed to report the truth about President-elect Obama, see www.change.gov for a real treat and don't forget to click onto AMERICA SERVES and read all about his intentions for creating a civilian national security force comprised of OUR CHILDREN, oh wait, he's changed his tune and replaced "mandatory service" to "voluntary service" and he replaced "children" with "all Americans" but he does still outline how our children might serve him--the ruler, the messiah, the ONE--ummm...over my dead body!!!), but let's ditch all the hate if your message is supposed to be about celebrating the love between two people. Let's not forget the message.

Lately I've been feeling this great divide between people--the ones who believe Barak Obama will be the great hope and healer, and those who think the Obama presidency will be the end of the America we know and love. The Obama fanatics cannot tell me what it is they think he will do for them (or they say things like he will pay for their gas and mortgage which is completely unrealistic). All they tell me is that he symbolizes hope and change. Super. I guess I should sleep easier knowing these intangibles decided an election, but curiously, I am not. I saw what happened during the campaign when people dared to criticize him--they were silenced, investigated, and harassed--kind of like what the gays are now doing in CA to the Mormons. I cannot tell you how much this alarms me.

Also, celebrity blowhards need to stfu. It's like they cannot stay out of the limelight for even one minute if they know a camera is rolling somewhere, so they rush to the scene to throw in their worthless 2 cents and we're all supposed to think how progressive and hip they are. Newsflash: we don't think you are hip and progressive, we think you need constant attention and will use any agenda as an excuse to get your face on tv. Give it a rest already.

Maybe if the gays and their supporters/celebrities had spent a little more time PRIOR to the election getting the word out and educating people, this wouldn't have happened. How dare the gays and their lunatic supporters intimidate and terrorize other people for exercising their right to vote just because they did not vote their way? This IS STILL AMERICA people, we're allowed to vote without fear of being chased down like criminals for a difference of opinion. At least I hope we are.

I see the mainstream media is back at it with their biased/selective reporting/creating of news. Commenting on the altercation between gays and the little old lady with the cross, the mainstream media said something like "you can see hatred on both sides..." HUH? Was she watching what I was watching? As Judge Judy would say, "Don't pee on me and tell me it's raining."

I don't really care if gays marry. That's their business. I'm sick of sitting back and watching things I know are wrong and not saying anything about it. I've seen dozens of stories documenting the plight of the poor gays who are so oppressed, but I don't see anyone standing up for the people the gays are mercilessly harassing. That's probably because they are white and therefore, automatically "privileged." We mustn't side with the privileged white people. Ever.

Except I am.

Using scare tactics to bully others to bend to your agenda is wrong.