If it is, I don't want anything to do with it. Yep, I don't want any parts of their version of "civility" at all. Progressives showed up in Wisconsin (and other places) by all appearances looking like adults but acted totally out of character for adults. These "adults" had to be wearing some costumes or something because these peoples' actions and words were more in line with that of a 4 year olds words and actions. They acted more like irrational beings having a temper tantrum, who didn't know how to act like civilized human beings, as if they were raised in an alternate uncivilized society. Here are examples of progressives coming unhinged, acting like childish brats who aren't able to have their way, shouting vulgarities, who are shouting absurdities acting both nuts and angry while trying to disrupt a tea party gathering.
Why do these loons insist on crashing our Tea Party? Do you see tea party members go and try to disrupt pro-union or progressive events? I don't think so. Conservatives act like mature adults while progressives act like whiny children.
This man acts like a 2 year old.
Language Alert! This video has profanity and displays what is wrong with the entitlement mentality of the Left. And, the Left wonders why we call them unpatriotic? This is what happens when one is led to believe you can have your cake and eat it too.
This video is of liberals acting like unhinged lunatics. How immature...
Beck has some thoughts on the above incidences of outlandish behavior. He asks Are we Americans or are we turning into monsters?
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Showing posts with label Wisconsin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wisconsin. Show all posts
Monday, April 18, 2011
Friday, March 18, 2011
Wisconsin Public Sector Unions: Separating Fact From Fiction
Here is Governor Walker answering some tough questions:
Guess who Scott Walker's role model is? None other than Ronald Reagan. I tell ya, I really like this guy. He says that Reagan made the tough choices when it came to his firing more than 11,000 air traffic controllers who ignored Reagan's orders to get back to work. Walker said he is prepared to follow in President Reagan's footsteps for as long as he is in office. Gov. Walker realizes that the stakes are high, just as they were back in 1981 when Reagan made bold and difficult decisions.
Unfortunately, Gov. Scott Walker and the rest of the GOP in Wisconsin have hit a bump in the road. Judge Maryann Sumi has blocked the new law from going into effect. Judge Sumi, who is a Democrat liberal activist judge, issued the injunction because she thinks that the legislative committee was required to give 24- hours notice which is required during the regular legislative session. But, this bill was not voted on or signed into law during the regular session but in fact during the special legislative session, where giving 24-hour notice is not a requirement. These Democrats are unbelievable! First, they run away and refuse to do their jobs and now they had the district attorney, who is a Democrat, file a lawsuit to stop the law. These irresponsible fleebaggers didn't leave the GOP much choice. The GOP gave the Democrats every opportunity to return but the Dems decided to take the low road. What a bunch of cowards! If the public sector unions had been willing to compromise instead of demanding lavish pay and benefits for the past 30 years or so then Gov. Walker and other Republican governors wouldn't have been faced with massive budget deficits, and forced to make huge budget cuts which includes limiting the unions so-called collective bargaining rights. I have a feeling that Gov. Walker will prevail in this battle.
Now, let's separate fact from fiction with regards to the Wisconsin protester's claims.
Taxpayers have had enough and are not willing to pay for public sector employees excessive benefits and salaries any more. The unions need to contribute more to their benefits, just like those of us in the private sector do.
Guess who Scott Walker's role model is? None other than Ronald Reagan. I tell ya, I really like this guy. He says that Reagan made the tough choices when it came to his firing more than 11,000 air traffic controllers who ignored Reagan's orders to get back to work. Walker said he is prepared to follow in President Reagan's footsteps for as long as he is in office. Gov. Walker realizes that the stakes are high, just as they were back in 1981 when Reagan made bold and difficult decisions.
Unfortunately, Gov. Scott Walker and the rest of the GOP in Wisconsin have hit a bump in the road. Judge Maryann Sumi has blocked the new law from going into effect. Judge Sumi, who is a Democrat liberal activist judge, issued the injunction because she thinks that the legislative committee was required to give 24- hours notice which is required during the regular legislative session. But, this bill was not voted on or signed into law during the regular session but in fact during the special legislative session, where giving 24-hour notice is not a requirement. These Democrats are unbelievable! First, they run away and refuse to do their jobs and now they had the district attorney, who is a Democrat, file a lawsuit to stop the law. These irresponsible fleebaggers didn't leave the GOP much choice. The GOP gave the Democrats every opportunity to return but the Dems decided to take the low road. What a bunch of cowards! If the public sector unions had been willing to compromise instead of demanding lavish pay and benefits for the past 30 years or so then Gov. Walker and other Republican governors wouldn't have been faced with massive budget deficits, and forced to make huge budget cuts which includes limiting the unions so-called collective bargaining rights. I have a feeling that Gov. Walker will prevail in this battle.
Now, let's separate fact from fiction with regards to the Wisconsin protester's claims.
Taxpayers have had enough and are not willing to pay for public sector employees excessive benefits and salaries any more. The unions need to contribute more to their benefits, just like those of us in the private sector do.
Monday, March 14, 2011
EAGLE FREEDOM LINKS -- 3-14-11 - Bob Hope Edition
EAGLE FREEDOM LINKS
Amusing Bunni's Musings shows us the World's only feline band
Woodsterman shows us B.J. Novak - 72 Virgins
Woman Honor Thyself posts "Settlers" killed in the "West Bank"
Wisdom of Dave posts BYU basketball star suspension more valuable than playing the game
Why I am Catholic posts on how St. Francis of Assisi spent Lent one time
What Does the Prayer Really Say? posts "Catholic" Sen. Murkowski supports tax money for abortions
We The People ... posts Troops on the border
Virtual Mirage posts on Bloody Mexico and asks Are drug lords terrorists?
Ubi Petrus, Ibi Ecclesia posts on How to go to Mass without losing your faith
Trestin Meacham says that He Doesn't buy it
TOTUS posts The View
American Perspective shows us Wisconsin union thugs climb capitol walls, harass officials through windows
A Conservative Teacher posts Government causes preventive drug to go from $10 to $1500
Adrienne's Corner posts Michelle Bachmann/Steve King's letter to Boehner et al . . .
Allied Liberty News posts an Open letter to the president
Always On Watch says This is too much!
America! Oh how we'll miss you! posts Fema Camps? just thinking
Anonymous Political Scientist tells us The Seedy side of the Obama story
Another Black Conservative shows us Katherine Hamm destroying Michael Moore's "national resource" theory
Barking Spider says I will not be censored!
Goomba News Network posts That's a real bad moon rising
Theblogprof posts The mask is off: Palestinians celebrate murder of Jewish couple, 3 children including infant, in their sleep
The Scottcarp Dream shows us liberals trying to distract hearing by crying
The Right Guy posts Gawker criticizes Bachmann but mangles English language
The Reference Frame posts Richard Muller on "hide the decline"
The Oh, bama Files posts Turning America into a paper tiger part 1
The Observatorium asks Twelve times a charm?
The Malcontent says that Peter King is never afraid to tell it like it is
The Liberty Sphere posts Sharia the 'norm' for all Islam; antithetical to liberty
The Libertarian Patriot posts General misunderstandings
BBCW posts Claire mama Caskill has an ethics issue with private flights and your tax dollars
Big Blue Wave posts North Dakota Bishops: don't fund groups advocating for abortion, contraception
Bluegrass Pundit shows us a Governor Christie ad: The choice
Bonsai From the Right asks Was Obama fibbing about oil production?
Bread Upon the Waters shows us Muslims celebrate the barbaric slaughter of Israeli babies in Gaza
Catholic Fire shows us that Our youth are disgusted with Planned Parenthood
Catholic Once Again asks What did early Christian's believe?
Christian Conservative posts The Muslim Brotherhood in America Part 1: Understanding the threat
Commentarama posts Backward Christian soldiers
The Last Tradition shows Conservatives shout down AIDS activists trying to crash Michele Bachmann speech
The Conservative Lady posts Rep. Steve King & Sen. Inhofe introduce official English language bills
The Catholic Knight posts Morality, economics and America's demise
The Born Again Americans says These hit the nail on the head
The Blog posts Dog blog Friday
Talk Wisdom posts Hearings on radicalizing American Muslims
Stop Marxism posts Pigs forced to live next to mosque in Texas?
Standing on My Head posts Shahbaz Bhatti - Martyr for the Faith
Social Sense posts Assault on Wisconsin
Self-Evident Truths posts Andrew Klavan: Behold! your public sector unions at work
Political Realities posts How to combat rising gas prices?
The Other McCain says Remain calm! all is well!
The Camp of the Saints posts A World turned upside down, part 2317
Reaganite Republican posts Reaganite's Sunday funnies
Randy's Roundtable posts the Picture of the day
Common Cents shows us Charter school's $125K experiment
Conservative Perspective posts Uncommon Knowledge - Bruce Thornton, 'The Wages of Appeasement'
Conservative Scalawag posts ATF and DOJ cover up of Project Gunrunner
Creative Minority Report posts Another Santorum scandal?
Eye of Polyphemus shows us the beautiful Billie Piper
Greg Mankiw's Blog posts the Striking fact of the day
Innominatus shows us the Union label
Jim McMahon - Chicago posts Hey Eric Holder: Meet "My" people
Jo-Joe Politico asks Did this really happen, or didn't it?
Just a Conservative Girl posts Some words of wisdom from Fred Thompson
Just an Artist shows us an Amazing ride
Left Coast Rebel posts Al Franken partially right - but it's only part of the story
Confessions of a Thirty Something Cybertronian posts For Lent, .. Let's give up 'Social Justice'
Let the Truth Be Known has a Special Lenten message - How the mighty has fallen
Legal Insurrection posts Outrage at the children then, At the parents now
Pundit & Pundette posts Milton Friedman on Socialism
Proof Positive posts Themes like old times
Conservative Hideout posts More Union thuggery: Wisconsin businesses allegedly threatened
Paladin's Page posts Theory vs. Reality Reprise
Sentry Journal asks Why does the Left target the youth?
Sentry Journal posts The Meaning of martyrdom
Pathetically Incorrect posts The Bill Minnich bend over bull brigade: Part 2
Robbing America says that Conservatives got their Helen Thomas
Maggie's Notebook posts P.J. Crowley Resigns: Skunk habitat - one down
The Country Thinker posts We'll run a deficit even if the government "shuts-down!"
Othometer says Take That Hippies!
Nonsensible Shoes posts Emerging Markets Overheating, inflationary
Nikon Sniper posts Prayers for people of Japan
New Zeal posts A little history on Obama's favorite socialist thug, Dick Trumka
My Daily Trek shows us a comic that Makes you Really think, huh?
Motivation Truth shows us Governor Palin on Hannity
Mind Numbed Robot posts Japan Earthquake & Tsunami videos
Lone Star Parson posts on Angels
Battle Beads Blog posts Pope says Priests must teach the truth in its entirety
Always Catholic posts a Review of "TheCatholicViewforWomen" on EWTN
Friday, March 11, 2011
Refusal to Compromise on Fiscal Responsibility is "Dangerous" and "Unchristian"
Now the Christian Left is accusing Wisconsin's Governor Walker of being a bad Christian because he cut off the unions' means to keep the bottomless pit of money and cushy benefits fund keep on coming - a.k.a. collective bargaining, even though the collective bargaining tactics employed by unions have hurt hard working taxpayers for years. Diane Butler Bass accused Gov. Walker of being "dangerous" and unchristian" for being unwilling to compromise when it came to fiscal responsibility with regards to the budget. Gov. Walker's fiscal policy is in fact responsible, pragmatic, harmless and ethically sound.
Then we have Jim Wallis asking What Would Jesus Cut? Of course he's against the GOP making cuts to both domestic spending and international aid. He claims that these cuts will hurt the poor and are unfair. He complains about the tax cuts for 2 percent of Americans and the fact that Republicans support an increase in military spending. For some reason Jim Wallis makes the assumption that the high taxes imposed under Clinton were just and that the lower taxes imposed under Bush were unjust. Both John F. Kennedy and Ronald Reagan made tax cuts which spurred job growth and helped many people, including the poor, to obtain jobs.
Hunter Baker tackles Jim Wallis' claim that cuts in spending is a sub-Christian position:
Then, Hunter Baker explains what's wrong with Jim Wallis' redistributionist philosophy:
"Still another problem with this redistributionist attitude about taxes and spending is that it assumes a zero sum state of affairs. For example, one could assume that the most people would be better off under a system like the old Soviet Union that spread resources out to citizens in a way that prized equality of rations. The United States system didn’t do that nearly as much, not nearly at all. But which of the two systems provided a better life for people? The answer is easy. The United States and its emphasis on liberty did. Why? A more free economic system produces far more wealth than an unfree one. If your equality system produces a little, bitty pie, it may give you a lot of philosophical satisfaction, but it doesn’t do as much actual good for people as the system that prizes free productivity and success over equality."
No, fair isn't better. It just means equally poor or equally miserable but not equally better off in society. If so, then Communism would have worked in the past, but the cold hard facts have proven that Communism has always caused lives to be drastically worse rather than better wherever it has been implemented. At the very least Communism harms. Communism has also killed many people.
Do federal programs achieve what they set out to do? Is there government waste or is the money allocated properly and used efficiently? Well, the Government Accountability Office found wasteful spending on ending homelessness.
From Fox News:
Then we have Jim Wallis asking What Would Jesus Cut? Of course he's against the GOP making cuts to both domestic spending and international aid. He claims that these cuts will hurt the poor and are unfair. He complains about the tax cuts for 2 percent of Americans and the fact that Republicans support an increase in military spending. For some reason Jim Wallis makes the assumption that the high taxes imposed under Clinton were just and that the lower taxes imposed under Bush were unjust. Both John F. Kennedy and Ronald Reagan made tax cuts which spurred job growth and helped many people, including the poor, to obtain jobs.
Hunter Baker tackles Jim Wallis' claim that cuts in spending is a sub-Christian position:
"The implication is that this is obviously a sub-Christian position. But is it? Probably the most essential purpose of government is to protect the life and freedom of citizens. The government achieves this goal through military means. Unless one takes the position that Christianity implies corporate pacificism, then it is unclear the Republicans have blundered according to Christian ethics. Now, match the question of military spending versus international aid and/or domestic spending. Are the latter obviously superior to the former? No. It depends on not only what the stated objective is for the different types of spending, but whether they actually achieve their purposes. To simply state that the Republicans want to bolster military spending while cutting international aid and domestic spending is to achieve nothing at all by way of an indictment."Here Hunter Baker deals with Wallis' position on taxes and asks " If there is a community need, is it righteous to grab a rich person and employ the power of legal coercion to extract the needed funds?"
Then, Hunter Baker explains what's wrong with Jim Wallis' redistributionist philosophy:
"Still another problem with this redistributionist attitude about taxes and spending is that it assumes a zero sum state of affairs. For example, one could assume that the most people would be better off under a system like the old Soviet Union that spread resources out to citizens in a way that prized equality of rations. The United States system didn’t do that nearly as much, not nearly at all. But which of the two systems provided a better life for people? The answer is easy. The United States and its emphasis on liberty did. Why? A more free economic system produces far more wealth than an unfree one. If your equality system produces a little, bitty pie, it may give you a lot of philosophical satisfaction, but it doesn’t do as much actual good for people as the system that prizes free productivity and success over equality."
No, fair isn't better. It just means equally poor or equally miserable but not equally better off in society. If so, then Communism would have worked in the past, but the cold hard facts have proven that Communism has always caused lives to be drastically worse rather than better wherever it has been implemented. At the very least Communism harms. Communism has also killed many people.
According to Courtois who wrote The Black Book of Communism here is the breakdown of the number of deaths which have occurred under Communism:
- 65 million in the People's Republic of China
- 20 million in the Soviet Union
- 2 million in Cambodia
- 2 million in North Korea
- 1.7 million in Africa
- 1.5 million in Afghanistan
- 1 million in the Communist states of Eastern Europe
- 1 million in Vietnam
- 150,000 in Latin America
- 10,000 deaths "resulting from actions of the international Communist movement and Communist parties not in power."
Do federal programs achieve what they set out to do? Is there government waste or is the money allocated properly and used efficiently? Well, the Government Accountability Office found wasteful spending on ending homelessness.
From Fox News:
The Government Accountability Office report found that in 2009, federal agencies spent about $2.9 billion on more than 20 programs that targeted homelessness. If that money were to be targeted toward the building of homes, at say, $200,000 per home, it could theoretically produce 145,000 houses.
"Take that money directly and give them sort of a voucher so they can go get housing on their own, or get some mental health benefits," Brian Darling, director of government studies at the Heritage Foundation suggested. "But the way it is now when you have all of these different government agencies administering the same program, you have government waste."
It is self-evident that government programs aren't efficient and in fact don't achieve what they set out to do. Our government can do better with less money. This government waste needs to stop. Plus, the assertion that Governor Walker is a bad Christian is absurd. He is exercising fiscal responsibility which is a good thing.
Sunday, March 6, 2011
Sarah Palin Speaks on Various Issues with Judge Jeanine
I found this video at Motivation Truth of former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin speaking on various issues such as energy, terrorism, Libya, Wisconsin, and support of Israel. She rocked! In my opinion, this was one of her best interviews.
Monday, February 28, 2011
Union Sexual Vulgarity and Assaultery
Here are two angles showing a union thug assaulting a Tea Party protester. Then, the policemen lets the union thug get away. I hope the policeman is reprimanded for dereliction of duty.
Now, we have a video showing a union thug making a 'tea bag' threat against a Tea Partier.
These children need to be given a time out for all their tantrums. They need to be taught a lesson in responsibility.
H/T Breitbart
Now, we have a video showing a union thug making a 'tea bag' threat against a Tea Partier.
These children need to be given a time out for all their tantrums. They need to be taught a lesson in responsibility.
H/T Breitbart
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