Connect The Dots

By Mitch Berg

So let’s break it down:

  1. Large group of Americans gather to protest taxes, spending and a rapacious government.
  2. Leftymedia large, small and anonymous embarks on concerted effort to paint protesters as “extremists” and “radicals” (when not tittering like a bunch of seventh-graders), spending hours and pages of media time and space attacking protests that, let us not forget, don’t matter.
  3. DHS releases a report that depicts pretty much every American to the right of Arne Carlson as a slavering Bircher.

Coincidence?

7 Responses to “Connect The Dots”

  1. jackscrow Says:

    And there will first be a listing of “extremist” organizations (Hey, look, they’ve already been all lumped together in the public’s little mind.) – in a “Risk Report”, if you will.

    And then – amazingly enough – because times are tough and as it is “in the best interest of The Republic”, few people will be surprised or even offended when anyone in “the opposition” is labeled extremist.

    And then there will be laws enacted to make it impossible for there to be any physical opposition.

    And then there will be a banning.

    And then comes the round-up.

    Knock-knock. Anybody been here before?

  2. nate Says:

    Note a follow-up to your recent posts on controlling the language.

    Left commentators refer to these evets not as TEA Parties, but always as “teabaggers.”

    TEA is an acronym for “Taxed Enough Already.”

    TEA Party elicits The Boston Tea Party in which Americans protested high taxes.

    A “teabagger” is a sexual deviant.

    By re-labelling the movement as Teabaggers instead of TEA Parties, leftists insult, demean, belittle, snear, smirk and giggle. Which means they don’t have to think, reason, debate or defend tax policy.

    Coincidence?
    .

  3. Slash Says:

    Teabagging’s not enough for me. I’m doing the full secession thing. Declaration of sovereignty and everything.

    Staying off federal highways and avoiding government inspected meat.
    /jc

  4. Mitch Berg Says:

    As usual, Slash, your misdirection isn’t even close enough for Colbert’s blooper reel.

    We already pay taxes. NOBODY is talking about NOT paying taxes (and yes, i”m sure somebody was, but it was a vanishing minority).

    Strawman shot in face as friends looked on in mute horror (and God Bless Davejames, whereever he is).

  5. Slash Says:

    Tomato, TomAHto, Mitch.

    Tom DeLay’s got the Texas Secession Authority treaty language all set and ready to go the minute Governor Perry pulls the trigger.

    Meanwhile, as a declared natural flesh and blood man, I’m totally exempt from the IRS, the Fed, the IMF, and the Law of the Sea.

    Sovereignty, it means you’re sovereign.
    /jc

  6. Master of None Says:

    “I’m totally exempt from” any semblance of humor or wit.

  7. Terry Says:

    The important part of this whole “tea party” business is that it demonstrates, once again, the political ineptness of Obama. If he had managed to get a significant number of Republicans on board to pass his budget it would have fizzled. He didn’t get any House GOP’rs to vote for his budget because it contained a) too much spending b) not enough tax cuts.
    Backlash was avoidable, but is now inevitable. Poor politics, but what can you expect from a guy with no track record of governance, statesmanship, or political savvy outside of intra-party wheeling and dealing?

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