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Jul 23, 2019 17:13:15   #
no propaganda please Loc: moon orbiting the third rock from the sun
 
Everything I Don’t Like Is R****t
Derek H****r
Derek H****r|
Posted: Jul 21, 2019 12:01 AM
The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not represent the views of Townhall.com.
Everything I Don’t Like Is R****t

The Democrats’ 2020 Campaign Theme Is 'You Americans Are Terrible'

There is a new trend in politics that’s a hit with all the kids. It’s been around for a while, but was never really as popular as it is right now. So, in the interest of science, I’ve decided to hop on “The Squad” train and try thinking like a progressive member of Congress. How hard could it be?

I was driving to the grocery store the other day and the person in the left turn lane ahead of me did not turn when there was clearly enough room for him to go. I sat there, angry, and then I asked myself, “What would Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez do?” Then it all came together.

Whoever this concentration camp guard in front of me was, he was clearly a r****t. I was driving, so I couldn’t tweet about my oppression; I had to settle for yelling, “C’mon, man, stop being R****T!” out the window. This only seemed to confuse the guy. Then I it occurred to me that the person driving that gave the appearance of a balding middle-aged man might not identify as a man. The government, I thought, should require people to put their preferred pronouns on bumper stickers so no one mis-g****rs them while cursing them out.

Once inside the store, things did not improve.

I couldn’t help but notice a white woman buying avocados. Cultural appropriation much? I shot her the evil eye. It didn’t deter her from buying four, but I think my point was made.

Well, I thought my point was made. Later, I saw her with tortilla chips and salsa in her basket too. I h**e crime, right there in the chip aisle. Did I mention she was white? She should stick to potato chips!

No one else seemed bothered, which made it all the more difficult to take. I felt like a stranger in my own Safeway. Then I channeled by inner-Ilhan Omar to solve the problem. No, I didn’t marry my brother (allegedly) or blame the Jews, I thought of her strength in being able to move that wonderful Utopia that is Somalia to the horrible, awful, no good, cesspool of the United States. The years of oppression as she was educated in a land that was seemingly founded to keep her down. Still, she rose. The r****t state of Minnesota that was so cruel it elected her to its state Senate. The country, so Islamophobic that it elected her to the United States House of Representatives. Her surviving those horrors, gave me the courage to endure.

But that courage was soon tested in the meat section.

While browsing through various cuts of beef, pork, lamb, chicken, etc., I came across bags of sauerkraut. I’m part German, so you could imagine my horror over finding one of the foods of Germany, of “my people,” tossed indifferently among packages of meat. I nearly dropped to the floor, ready to go fetal and yearn for some Playdoh and a safe space.

It was then I remembered the words of Ayanna Pressley of Massachusetts who, bravely, demanded conformity from people, especially people of color, when she said, “We don’t need any more brown faces that don’t want to be a brown voice. We don’t need any more black faces that don’t want to be a black voice.” As a part German, I would be a part German voice. I was ready.

Of course, it was just sauerkraut, so there wasn’t anything to do about it. But I came away stronger. I came away ready to confront other affronts to my people, should they occur. I now feel prepared to deal with any corned beef or, God forbid, Haggis I may encounter. I will be a voice for those of us with no color, or the “clear,” as I identify.

Or at least I thought.

I was confused by an endcap display of mayonnaise (typical, am I right?) and suddenly discovered myself in a section of the store I generally avoid – the greeting card section. There were cards for every occasion, and worse, cards for g****rs…exactly two g****rs. How exclusive.
Recommended
Fraud: Judicial Watch Has Filed an Ethics Complaint Against Ilhan Omar
Katie Pavlich

Then I remembered the example of Rashida Tlaib. How would she handle this injustice, I wondered? With the grace and dignity for which she is known – she would have cursed out everyone in the aisle and likely the cards themselves. How else would everyone else, and even the cards, learn how r****t they were, even though this had nothing to do with race? Only a N**i would ask such a question.

While I didn’t yell the prospect of it brought me back from the edge.

All of this r****m was almost too much to handle. Thoughts of the Squad got me through. I owe them a debt I’ll never be able to repay, a r********n I’ll owe in perpetuity, if you will.

Then I realized this was a horrible way to go through a trip to the store, let alone life. I turned my brain back on, paid for my groceries, and thanked the Good Lord that I don’t live on the planet liberals have created in their minds. All we have to do now is work tirelessly to ensure left-wing guttersnipes like the Gang of Four are never in a position to make their fantasy our reality.

Derek is the host of a free daily podcast (subscribe!) and author of the book, Outrage, INC., which exposes how liberals use fear and hatred to manipulate the masses.

Derek H****r's Latest Book, Outrage, Inc.: How the Liberal Mob Ruined Science, Journalism, and Hollywood is available on Amazon

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Jul 23, 2019 17:34:58   #
Larai Loc: Fallon, NV
 
no propaganda please wrote:
Everything I Don’t Like Is R****t
Derek H****r
Derek H****r|
Posted: Jul 21, 2019 12:01 AM
The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not represent the views of Townhall.com.
Everything I Don’t Like Is R****t

The Democrats’ 2020 Campaign Theme Is 'You Americans Are Terrible'

There is a new trend in politics that’s a hit with all the kids. It’s been around for a while, but was never really as popular as it is right now. So, in the interest of science, I’ve decided to hop on “The Squad” train and try thinking like a progressive member of Congress. How hard could it be?

I was driving to the grocery store the other day and the person in the left turn lane ahead of me did not turn when there was clearly enough room for him to go. I sat there, angry, and then I asked myself, “What would Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez do?” Then it all came together.

Whoever this concentration camp guard in front of me was, he was clearly a r****t. I was driving, so I couldn’t tweet about my oppression; I had to settle for yelling, “C’mon, man, stop being R****T!” out the window. This only seemed to confuse the guy. Then I it occurred to me that the person driving that gave the appearance of a balding middle-aged man might not identify as a man. The government, I thought, should require people to put their preferred pronouns on bumper stickers so no one mis-g****rs them while cursing them out.

Once inside the store, things did not improve.

I couldn’t help but notice a white woman buying avocados. Cultural appropriation much? I shot her the evil eye. It didn’t deter her from buying four, but I think my point was made.

Well, I thought my point was made. Later, I saw her with tortilla chips and salsa in her basket too. I h**e crime, right there in the chip aisle. Did I mention she was white? She should stick to potato chips!

No one else seemed bothered, which made it all the more difficult to take. I felt like a stranger in my own Safeway. Then I channeled by inner-Ilhan Omar to solve the problem. No, I didn’t marry my brother (allegedly) or blame the Jews, I thought of her strength in being able to move that wonderful Utopia that is Somalia to the horrible, awful, no good, cesspool of the United States. The years of oppression as she was educated in a land that was seemingly founded to keep her down. Still, she rose. The r****t state of Minnesota that was so cruel it elected her to its state Senate. The country, so Islamophobic that it elected her to the United States House of Representatives. Her surviving those horrors, gave me the courage to endure.

But that courage was soon tested in the meat section.

While browsing through various cuts of beef, pork, lamb, chicken, etc., I came across bags of sauerkraut. I’m part German, so you could imagine my horror over finding one of the foods of Germany, of “my people,” tossed indifferently among packages of meat. I nearly dropped to the floor, ready to go fetal and yearn for some Playdoh and a safe space.

It was then I remembered the words of Ayanna Pressley of Massachusetts who, bravely, demanded conformity from people, especially people of color, when she said, “We don’t need any more brown faces that don’t want to be a brown voice. We don’t need any more black faces that don’t want to be a black voice.” As a part German, I would be a part German voice. I was ready.

Of course, it was just sauerkraut, so there wasn’t anything to do about it. But I came away stronger. I came away ready to confront other affronts to my people, should they occur. I now feel prepared to deal with any corned beef or, God forbid, Haggis I may encounter. I will be a voice for those of us with no color, or the “clear,” as I identify.

Or at least I thought.

I was confused by an endcap display of mayonnaise (typical, am I right?) and suddenly discovered myself in a section of the store I generally avoid – the greeting card section. There were cards for every occasion, and worse, cards for g****rs…exactly two g****rs. How exclusive.
Recommended
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Katie Pavlich

Then I remembered the example of Rashida Tlaib. How would she handle this injustice, I wondered? With the grace and dignity for which she is known – she would have cursed out everyone in the aisle and likely the cards themselves. How else would everyone else, and even the cards, learn how r****t they were, even though this had nothing to do with race? Only a N**i would ask such a question.

While I didn’t yell the prospect of it brought me back from the edge.

All of this r****m was almost too much to handle. Thoughts of the Squad got me through. I owe them a debt I’ll never be able to repay, a r********n I’ll owe in perpetuity, if you will.

Then I realized this was a horrible way to go through a trip to the store, let alone life. I turned my brain back on, paid for my groceries, and thanked the Good Lord that I don’t live on the planet liberals have created in their minds. All we have to do now is work tirelessly to ensure left-wing guttersnipes like the Gang of Four are never in a position to make their fantasy our reality.

Derek is the host of a free daily podcast (subscribe!) and author of the book, Outrage, INC., which exposes how liberals use fear and hatred to manipulate the masses.

Derek H****r's Latest Book, Outrage, Inc.: How the Liberal Mob Ruined Science, Journalism, and Hollywood is available on Amazon
Everything I Don’t Like Is R****t br Derek H****r ... (show quote)


Great post! I guess I'll have to check that book out!..I have Glen Beck's Book Arguing with I***ts..a couple from Jonah Goldberg, tyranny of ideas & liberal facism..roots of obama's rage Dinesh D'souza..and an interesting POS of a book by Cass Sunstein & Richard Thaler called Nudge..that one is scary.. nudging people to do what they consider the right thing..looks a lot like conforming to me..Interesting books...Just put Derek H****r's book on my amazon shopping list

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Jul 23, 2019 17:35:36   #
Seth
 
no propaganda please wrote:
Everything I Don’t Like Is R****t
Derek H****r
Derek H****r|
Posted: Jul 21, 2019 12:01 AM
The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not represent the views of Townhall.com.
Everything I Don’t Like Is R****t

The Democrats’ 2020 Campaign Theme Is 'You Americans Are Terrible'

There is a new trend in politics that’s a hit with all the kids. It’s been around for a while, but was never really as popular as it is right now. So, in the interest of science, I’ve decided to hop on “The Squad” train and try thinking like a progressive member of Congress. How hard could it be?

I was driving to the grocery store the other day and the person in the left turn lane ahead of me did not turn when there was clearly enough room for him to go. I sat there, angry, and then I asked myself, “What would Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez do?” Then it all came together.

Whoever this concentration camp guard in front of me was, he was clearly a r****t. I was driving, so I couldn’t tweet about my oppression; I had to settle for yelling, “C’mon, man, stop being R****T!” out the window. This only seemed to confuse the guy. Then I it occurred to me that the person driving that gave the appearance of a balding middle-aged man might not identify as a man. The government, I thought, should require people to put their preferred pronouns on bumper stickers so no one mis-g****rs them while cursing them out.

Once inside the store, things did not improve.

I couldn’t help but notice a white woman buying avocados. Cultural appropriation much? I shot her the evil eye. It didn’t deter her from buying four, but I think my point was made.

Well, I thought my point was made. Later, I saw her with tortilla chips and salsa in her basket too. I h**e crime, right there in the chip aisle. Did I mention she was white? She should stick to potato chips!

No one else seemed bothered, which made it all the more difficult to take. I felt like a stranger in my own Safeway. Then I channeled by inner-Ilhan Omar to solve the problem. No, I didn’t marry my brother (allegedly) or blame the Jews, I thought of her strength in being able to move that wonderful Utopia that is Somalia to the horrible, awful, no good, cesspool of the United States. The years of oppression as she was educated in a land that was seemingly founded to keep her down. Still, she rose. The r****t state of Minnesota that was so cruel it elected her to its state Senate. The country, so Islamophobic that it elected her to the United States House of Representatives. Her surviving those horrors, gave me the courage to endure.

But that courage was soon tested in the meat section.

While browsing through various cuts of beef, pork, lamb, chicken, etc., I came across bags of sauerkraut. I’m part German, so you could imagine my horror over finding one of the foods of Germany, of “my people,” tossed indifferently among packages of meat. I nearly dropped to the floor, ready to go fetal and yearn for some Playdoh and a safe space.

It was then I remembered the words of Ayanna Pressley of Massachusetts who, bravely, demanded conformity from people, especially people of color, when she said, “We don’t need any more brown faces that don’t want to be a brown voice. We don’t need any more black faces that don’t want to be a black voice.” As a part German, I would be a part German voice. I was ready.

Of course, it was just sauerkraut, so there wasn’t anything to do about it. But I came away stronger. I came away ready to confront other affronts to my people, should they occur. I now feel prepared to deal with any corned beef or, God forbid, Haggis I may encounter. I will be a voice for those of us with no color, or the “clear,” as I identify.

Or at least I thought.

I was confused by an endcap display of mayonnaise (typical, am I right?) and suddenly discovered myself in a section of the store I generally avoid – the greeting card section. There were cards for every occasion, and worse, cards for g****rs…exactly two g****rs. How exclusive.
Recommended
Fraud: Judicial Watch Has Filed an Ethics Complaint Against Ilhan Omar
Katie Pavlich

Then I remembered the example of Rashida Tlaib. How would she handle this injustice, I wondered? With the grace and dignity for which she is known – she would have cursed out everyone in the aisle and likely the cards themselves. How else would everyone else, and even the cards, learn how r****t they were, even though this had nothing to do with race? Only a N**i would ask such a question.

While I didn’t yell the prospect of it brought me back from the edge.

All of this r****m was almost too much to handle. Thoughts of the Squad got me through. I owe them a debt I’ll never be able to repay, a r********n I’ll owe in perpetuity, if you will.

Then I realized this was a horrible way to go through a trip to the store, let alone life. I turned my brain back on, paid for my groceries, and thanked the Good Lord that I don’t live on the planet liberals have created in their minds. All we have to do now is work tirelessly to ensure left-wing guttersnipes like the Gang of Four are never in a position to make their fantasy our reality.

Derek is the host of a free daily podcast (subscribe!) and author of the book, Outrage, INC., which exposes how liberals use fear and hatred to manipulate the masses.

Derek H****r's Latest Book, Outrage, Inc.: How the Liberal Mob Ruined Science, Journalism, and Hollywood is available on Amazon
Everything I Don’t Like Is R****t br Derek H****r ... (show quote)


Excellent and spot on!

"...the planet liberals have created in their minds."

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Jul 23, 2019 19:15:32   #
Michael Rich Loc: Lapine Oregon
 
no propaganda please wrote:
Everything I Don’t Like Is R****t
Derek H****r
Derek H****r|
Posted: Jul 21, 2019 12:01 AM
The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not represent the views of Townhall.com.
Everything I Don’t Like Is R****t

The Democrats’ 2020 Campaign Theme Is 'You Americans Are Terrible'

There is a new trend in politics that’s a hit with all the kids. It’s been around for a while, but was never really as popular as it is right now. So, in the interest of science, I’ve decided to hop on “The Squad” train and try thinking like a progressive member of Congress. How hard could it be?

I was driving to the grocery store the other day and the person in the left turn lane ahead of me did not turn when there was clearly enough room for him to go. I sat there, angry, and then I asked myself, “What would Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez do?” Then it all came together.

Whoever this concentration camp guard in front of me was, he was clearly a r****t. I was driving, so I couldn’t tweet about my oppression; I had to settle for yelling, “C’mon, man, stop being R****T!” out the window. This only seemed to confuse the guy. Then I it occurred to me that the person driving that gave the appearance of a balding middle-aged man might not identify as a man. The government, I thought, should require people to put their preferred pronouns on bumper stickers so no one mis-g****rs them while cursing them out.

Once inside the store, things did not improve.

I couldn’t help but notice a white woman buying avocados. Cultural appropriation much? I shot her the evil eye. It didn’t deter her from buying four, but I think my point was made.

Well, I thought my point was made. Later, I saw her with tortilla chips and salsa in her basket too. I h**e crime, right there in the chip aisle. Did I mention she was white? She should stick to potato chips!

No one else seemed bothered, which made it all the more difficult to take. I felt like a stranger in my own Safeway. Then I channeled by inner-Ilhan Omar to solve the problem. No, I didn’t marry my brother (allegedly) or blame the Jews, I thought of her strength in being able to move that wonderful Utopia that is Somalia to the horrible, awful, no good, cesspool of the United States. The years of oppression as she was educated in a land that was seemingly founded to keep her down. Still, she rose. The r****t state of Minnesota that was so cruel it elected her to its state Senate. The country, so Islamophobic that it elected her to the United States House of Representatives. Her surviving those horrors, gave me the courage to endure.

But that courage was soon tested in the meat section.

While browsing through various cuts of beef, pork, lamb, chicken, etc., I came across bags of sauerkraut. I’m part German, so you could imagine my horror over finding one of the foods of Germany, of “my people,” tossed indifferently among packages of meat. I nearly dropped to the floor, ready to go fetal and yearn for some Playdoh and a safe space.

It was then I remembered the words of Ayanna Pressley of Massachusetts who, bravely, demanded conformity from people, especially people of color, when she said, “We don’t need any more brown faces that don’t want to be a brown voice. We don’t need any more black faces that don’t want to be a black voice.” As a part German, I would be a part German voice. I was ready.

Of course, it was just sauerkraut, so there wasn’t anything to do about it. But I came away stronger. I came away ready to confront other affronts to my people, should they occur. I now feel prepared to deal with any corned beef or, God forbid, Haggis I may encounter. I will be a voice for those of us with no color, or the “clear,” as I identify.

Or at least I thought.

I was confused by an endcap display of mayonnaise (typical, am I right?) and suddenly discovered myself in a section of the store I generally avoid – the greeting card section. There were cards for every occasion, and worse, cards for g****rs…exactly two g****rs. How exclusive.
Recommended
Fraud: Judicial Watch Has Filed an Ethics Complaint Against Ilhan Omar
Katie Pavlich

Then I remembered the example of Rashida Tlaib. How would she handle this injustice, I wondered? With the grace and dignity for which she is known – she would have cursed out everyone in the aisle and likely the cards themselves. How else would everyone else, and even the cards, learn how r****t they were, even though this had nothing to do with race? Only a N**i would ask such a question.

While I didn’t yell the prospect of it brought me back from the edge.

All of this r****m was almost too much to handle. Thoughts of the Squad got me through. I owe them a debt I’ll never be able to repay, a r********n I’ll owe in perpetuity, if you will.

Then I realized this was a horrible way to go through a trip to the store, let alone life. I turned my brain back on, paid for my groceries, and thanked the Good Lord that I don’t live on the planet liberals have created in their minds. All we have to do now is work tirelessly to ensure left-wing guttersnipes like the Gang of Four are never in a position to make their fantasy our reality.

Derek is the host of a free daily podcast (subscribe!) and author of the book, Outrage, INC., which exposes how liberals use fear and hatred to manipulate the masses.

Derek H****r's Latest Book, Outrage, Inc.: How the Liberal Mob Ruined Science, Journalism, and Hollywood is available on Amazon
Everything I Don’t Like Is R****t br Derek H****r ... (show quote)


Excellent!

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Jul 23, 2019 19:22:11   #
Larai Loc: Fallon, NV
 
Seth wrote:
Excellent and spot on!

"...the planet liberals have created in their minds."
Excellent and spot on! img src="https://static.o... (show quote)


Liberals are also Legends in their own minds...Guess no one told them they'd need to die to get attention for being a legend...except for the very rare Living legends which Libs don't even remotely qualify for..

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Jul 23, 2019 20:12:43   #
Sew_What
 
no propaganda please wrote:
Everything I Don’t Like Is R****t
Derek H****r
Derek H****r|
Posted: Jul 21, 2019 12:01 AM
The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not represent the views of Townhall.com.
Everything I Don’t Like Is R****t

The Democrats’ 2020 Campaign Theme Is 'You Americans Are Terrible'

There is a new trend in politics that’s a hit with all the kids. It’s been around for a while, but was never really as popular as it is right now. So, in the interest of science, I’ve decided to hop on “The Squad” train and try thinking like a progressive member of Congress. How hard could it be?

I was driving to the grocery store the other day and the person in the left turn lane ahead of me did not turn when there was clearly enough room for him to go. I sat there, angry, and then I asked myself, “What would Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez do?” Then it all came together.

Whoever this concentration camp guard in front of me was, he was clearly a r****t. I was driving, so I couldn’t tweet about my oppression; I had to settle for yelling, “C’mon, man, stop being R****T!” out the window. This only seemed to confuse the guy. Then I it occurred to me that the person driving that gave the appearance of a balding middle-aged man might not identify as a man. The government, I thought, should require people to put their preferred pronouns on bumper stickers so no one mis-g****rs them while cursing them out.

Once inside the store, things did not improve.

I couldn’t help but notice a white woman buying avocados. Cultural appropriation much? I shot her the evil eye. It didn’t deter her from buying four, but I think my point was made.

Well, I thought my point was made. Later, I saw her with tortilla chips and salsa in her basket too. I h**e crime, right there in the chip aisle. Did I mention she was white? She should stick to potato chips!

No one else seemed bothered, which made it all the more difficult to take. I felt like a stranger in my own Safeway. Then I channeled by inner-Ilhan Omar to solve the problem. No, I didn’t marry my brother (allegedly) or blame the Jews, I thought of her strength in being able to move that wonderful Utopia that is Somalia to the horrible, awful, no good, cesspool of the United States. The years of oppression as she was educated in a land that was seemingly founded to keep her down. Still, she rose. The r****t state of Minnesota that was so cruel it elected her to its state Senate. The country, so Islamophobic that it elected her to the United States House of Representatives. Her surviving those horrors, gave me the courage to endure.

But that courage was soon tested in the meat section.

While browsing through various cuts of beef, pork, lamb, chicken, etc., I came across bags of sauerkraut. I’m part German, so you could imagine my horror over finding one of the foods of Germany, of “my people,” tossed indifferently among packages of meat. I nearly dropped to the floor, ready to go fetal and yearn for some Playdoh and a safe space.

It was then I remembered the words of Ayanna Pressley of Massachusetts who, bravely, demanded conformity from people, especially people of color, when she said, “We don’t need any more brown faces that don’t want to be a brown voice. We don’t need any more black faces that don’t want to be a black voice.” As a part German, I would be a part German voice. I was ready.

Of course, it was just sauerkraut, so there wasn’t anything to do about it. But I came away stronger. I came away ready to confront other affronts to my people, should they occur. I now feel prepared to deal with any corned beef or, God forbid, Haggis I may encounter. I will be a voice for those of us with no color, or the “clear,” as I identify.

Or at least I thought.

I was confused by an endcap display of mayonnaise (typical, am I right?) and suddenly discovered myself in a section of the store I generally avoid – the greeting card section. There were cards for every occasion, and worse, cards for g****rs…exactly two g****rs. How exclusive.
Recommended
Fraud: Judicial Watch Has Filed an Ethics Complaint Against Ilhan Omar
Katie Pavlich

Then I remembered the example of Rashida Tlaib. How would she handle this injustice, I wondered? With the grace and dignity for which she is known – she would have cursed out everyone in the aisle and likely the cards themselves. How else would everyone else, and even the cards, learn how r****t they were, even though this had nothing to do with race? Only a N**i would ask such a question.

While I didn’t yell the prospect of it brought me back from the edge.

All of this r****m was almost too much to handle. Thoughts of the Squad got me through. I owe them a debt I’ll never be able to repay, a r********n I’ll owe in perpetuity, if you will.

Then I realized this was a horrible way to go through a trip to the store, let alone life. I turned my brain back on, paid for my groceries, and thanked the Good Lord that I don’t live on the planet liberals have created in their minds. All we have to do now is work tirelessly to ensure left-wing guttersnipes like the Gang of Four are never in a position to make their fantasy our reality.

Derek is the host of a free daily podcast (subscribe!) and author of the book, Outrage, INC., which exposes how liberals use fear and hatred to manipulate the masses.

Derek H****r's Latest Book, Outrage, Inc.: How the Liberal Mob Ruined Science, Journalism, and Hollywood is available on Amazon
Everything I Don’t Like Is R****t br Derek H****r ... (show quote)


Your first mistake was to post anything from Townhall, it's airheaded opinions are OPINIONS. And in no way reflect reality.

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Jul 23, 2019 21:15:00   #
Seth
 
Sew_What wrote:
Your first mistake was to post anything from Townhall, it's airheaded opinions are OPINIONS. And in no way reflect reality.


There's more reality in one fifth of one opinion column by Derek H****r than there is in everything you've ever posted here combined.

Conservatives don't have to lie like today's Democrats do, because they are not trying to feed Americans a program of pure misery that needs to be honey coated or concealed in lies to seem palatable to freedom loving people.

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Jul 23, 2019 21:59:32   #
Larai Loc: Fallon, NV
 
Seth wrote:
There's more reality in one fifth of one opinion column by Derek H****r than there is in everything you've ever posted here combined.

Conservatives don't have to lie like today's Democrats do, because they are not trying to feed Americans a program of pure misery that needs to be honey coated or concealed in lies to seem palatable to freedom loving people.


Bravo.. I still think ol' sew what is a troll that I do Not even bother replying to.. I will however concur with those of us that know him for what he is! Thanks for calling him out!

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Jul 23, 2019 22:18:32   #
Seth
 
Larai wrote:
Bravo.. I still think ol' sew what is a troll that I do Not even bother replying to.. I will however concur with those of us that know him for what he is! Thanks for calling him out!


Like Obi Wan Kenobi would have said of Mr. What: "the TDS is strong in that one."


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Jul 23, 2019 22:20:09   #
Michael Rich Loc: Lapine Oregon
 
Larai wrote:
Bravo.. I still think ol' sew what is a troll that I do Not even bother replying to.. I will however concur with those of us that know him for what he is! Thanks for calling him out!


Sewer Wh**er (dang spellchecker) is definitely a troll, albeit a limited mental resource troll. But none the less a troll.

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Jul 23, 2019 22:40:58   #
Larai Loc: Fallon, NV
 
byronglimish wrote:
Sewer Wh**er (dang spellchecker) is definitely a troll, albeit a limited mental resource troll. But none the less a troll.



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Jul 24, 2019 06:34:39   #
America 1 Loc: South Miami
 
Sew_What wrote:
Your first mistake was to post anything from Townhall, it's airheaded opinions are OPINIONS. And in no way reflect reality.


You didn't like it?

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Jul 24, 2019 08:13:39   #
Big dog
 
no propaganda please wrote:
Everything I Don’t Like Is R****t
Derek H****r
Derek H****r|
Posted: Jul 21, 2019 12:01 AM
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Everything I Don’t Like Is R****t

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There is a new trend in politics that’s a hit with all the kids. It’s been around for a while, but was never really as popular as it is right now. So, in the interest of science, I’ve decided to hop on “The Squad” train and try thinking like a progressive member of Congress. How hard could it be?

I was driving to the grocery store the other day and the person in the left turn lane ahead of me did not turn when there was clearly enough room for him to go. I sat there, angry, and then I asked myself, “What would Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez do?” Then it all came together.

Whoever this concentration camp guard in front of me was, he was clearly a r****t. I was driving, so I couldn’t tweet about my oppression; I had to settle for yelling, “C’mon, man, stop being R****T!” out the window. This only seemed to confuse the guy. Then I it occurred to me that the person driving that gave the appearance of a balding middle-aged man might not identify as a man. The government, I thought, should require people to put their preferred pronouns on bumper stickers so no one mis-g****rs them while cursing them out.

Once inside the store, things did not improve.

I couldn’t help but notice a white woman buying avocados. Cultural appropriation much? I shot her the evil eye. It didn’t deter her from buying four, but I think my point was made.

Well, I thought my point was made. Later, I saw her with tortilla chips and salsa in her basket too. I h**e crime, right there in the chip aisle. Did I mention she was white? She should stick to potato chips!

No one else seemed bothered, which made it all the more difficult to take. I felt like a stranger in my own Safeway. Then I channeled by inner-Ilhan Omar to solve the problem. No, I didn’t marry my brother (allegedly) or blame the Jews, I thought of her strength in being able to move that wonderful Utopia that is Somalia to the horrible, awful, no good, cesspool of the United States. The years of oppression as she was educated in a land that was seemingly founded to keep her down. Still, she rose. The r****t state of Minnesota that was so cruel it elected her to its state Senate. The country, so Islamophobic that it elected her to the United States House of Representatives. Her surviving those horrors, gave me the courage to endure.

But that courage was soon tested in the meat section.

While browsing through various cuts of beef, pork, lamb, chicken, etc., I came across bags of sauerkraut. I’m part German, so you could imagine my horror over finding one of the foods of Germany, of “my people,” tossed indifferently among packages of meat. I nearly dropped to the floor, ready to go fetal and yearn for some Playdoh and a safe space.

It was then I remembered the words of Ayanna Pressley of Massachusetts who, bravely, demanded conformity from people, especially people of color, when she said, “We don’t need any more brown faces that don’t want to be a brown voice. We don’t need any more black faces that don’t want to be a black voice.” As a part German, I would be a part German voice. I was ready.

Of course, it was just sauerkraut, so there wasn’t anything to do about it. But I came away stronger. I came away ready to confront other affronts to my people, should they occur. I now feel prepared to deal with any corned beef or, God forbid, Haggis I may encounter. I will be a voice for those of us with no color, or the “clear,” as I identify.

Or at least I thought.

I was confused by an endcap display of mayonnaise (typical, am I right?) and suddenly discovered myself in a section of the store I generally avoid – the greeting card section. There were cards for every occasion, and worse, cards for g****rs…exactly two g****rs. How exclusive.
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Then I remembered the example of Rashida Tlaib. How would she handle this injustice, I wondered? With the grace and dignity for which she is known – she would have cursed out everyone in the aisle and likely the cards themselves. How else would everyone else, and even the cards, learn how r****t they were, even though this had nothing to do with race? Only a N**i would ask such a question.

While I didn’t yell the prospect of it brought me back from the edge.

All of this r****m was almost too much to handle. Thoughts of the Squad got me through. I owe them a debt I’ll never be able to repay, a r********n I’ll owe in perpetuity, if you will.

Then I realized this was a horrible way to go through a trip to the store, let alone life. I turned my brain back on, paid for my groceries, and thanked the Good Lord that I don’t live on the planet liberals have created in their minds. All we have to do now is work tirelessly to ensure left-wing guttersnipes like the Gang of Four are never in a position to make their fantasy our reality.

Derek is the host of a free daily podcast (subscribe!) and author of the book, Outrage, INC., which exposes how liberals use fear and hatred to manipulate the masses.

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Everything I Don’t Like Is R****t br Derek H****r ... (show quote)


Ya had me going there for a moment,being of Irish decent, I was starting to H**e everyone on St Patrick’s day that isn’t Irish. I’m back now and feeling sane again.

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Jul 26, 2019 10:24:30   #
Sew_What
 
America 1 wrote:
You didn't like it?


I don't like to support or reflect on an i***ts opinion about anything...well, with one exception: YOU.

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Jul 26, 2019 10:54:30   #
no propaganda please Loc: moon orbiting the third rock from the sun
 
Big dog wrote:
Ya had me going there for a moment,being of Irish decent, I was starting to H**e everyone on St Patrick’s day that isn’t Irish. I’m back now and feeling sane again.


I haven't sane for years, and I like it like that!!!

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