Liberal use of violent words and images.

it took about 45 minutes to come up with the following list of Left-wing, Liberal sources using violent imagry and violent words against those on the Right... so, liberals... start denouncing these guys... it's your civic duty.

Using "Target" symbology to incite violence. (Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee)

Barak Obama, “If they bring a knife to the fight, we bring a gun”
Rahm Emanuel,''Nat Landow! Dead! Cliff Jackson! Dead! Bill Schaefer! Dead!''
Ted Rall, "Are you going to fight back? Will you do whatever it takes, including taking up arms?"
Dylan Ratigan, "The need for real change and real action, perhaps even through violence, or at least the threat thereof."
Keith Olbermann, "Right. Somebody who can take her into a room and only he comes out."

PLEASE post your favorite hate-instilling link from the conservative Right-wing... points will be given for creativity... Palin's "Target" map scores low on originality, but will be counted... Glenn Beck should be the easy target, oops, easiest to find... extra points for Sean Hannity.

John Boehner in "The Exorcism of Pelosi"

Hope n' Change Cartoons: Healthy Constitution:

Under Nancy Pelosi's leadership, the House Democrats were good at writing (turning many bills into 2000 page monstrosities), but not very good at reading.

illegal people

i keep hearing these bleeding-heart liberal types saying the most moronic things... the one i've heard lately is really bad... not only does it show their methodology of changing the framework of an argument to meet their own narrow-minded needs, but of their outright ignorance and, yes, stupidity... they say:

Don't call them "illegal immigrants". That's not right. A person cannot be illegal. Human beings cannot be illegal.

here's my "polite" response, which i used on the comment portion of a news article... feel free to use it:

Wow... you really read that as "the person himself/herself is illegal"?
Maybe english is your second language, but the term "illegal" is an adjective to the noun, "immigrant", thus modifying the person's immigrant status. If they said, "Garcia, an experienced lumberjack," then you would not criticize the writer for implying that Garcia is experienced at being a person, would you? Garcia is an immigrant. As an immigrant, her status as an immigrant is "undocumented", which is illegal.

my "not-so-polite" response, i don't recommend using...