Why are they so upset? /sarcasm

So, thanks for adding one more ‘good guy’ to my list.

FahrenHYPE 9-11

I have this movie. It’s very good.

Need I say what senator is responsible for Las Vegas? Harry Reid. This is why socialism and communism ALWAYS ruins economies, it prevents growth thru competition and ultimately ends up costing “the people” more $$.

The reason why unions hate capitolism is the same reason lobbyists want guaranteed gov’t contracts. Because competition means you have to constantly compete for the consumer. This is something Air American and the Fiarness Doctrine supporters can’t comprehend either. In a free country you should not be forcing people to buy or use goods and services that they either don’t want or can find with better quality for a better price elsewhere.

Doing so hinders the free market and creates a monopoly, like utility companies and schools, which also prevents economic growth because it guarantees a market by preventing any competition.

Unfortunately, the only copy of FahrenHYPE 9-11 that i saw “over there” was the one I brought with me. I did however see a copy of Fahrenheit 9-11 in our base’s video library. It looked either well viewed, or abused (all scratched up).

I hate the teachers union and everything they stand for.

They’ll be back in the public schools in no time at all, whining that it’s the school’s fault their kids don’t do well on the standardized tests.

Mark my words.

Utah teachers release kids from class to pass out anti voucher literature

Right now, 40 percent of Utah minorities are not graduating from high school. You may as well burn those kids. That’s the end of their life. That’s the end of their ability to achieve in this society if they do not get a high school education. You might as, just throw the kids away. —- Patrick Byrne

That was a very poor choice of words but clearly he’s not talking about his wanting to harm anyone. But if your going to be a public spokesman for any cause you need to learn to choose your words carefully because the Left is zealous to smear anyone on the Right anyway they can.

School vouchers are a great idea. We have got to get government out of the schools, they are destroying our kids. The Teacher’s union is so corrupt it’s scary. The things they call education are not education at all but indoctrination. They are filling our kids heads full of lies and destroying their chances for a happy life. It’s got to stop and vouchers are one way to do it.

Jeanetta Williams, a voucher opponent and president of the NAACP’s Salt Lake branch, said the videotaped comments shocked her and she believes Byrne meant that minorities who don’t graduate should be burned or thrown away.

It doesn’t matter how carefully you word things, people like Williams will be willfully ignorant and hear what they want to hear.

tickleddragon on October 27, 2007 at 1:23 PM

I didn’t know that either, I liked Fahrenhype 9-11 immensely, it gave me a sense of hope after seeing M. Moores depressing anti American skit.
I have to tell you, I shop at Overstock for lots of household stuff and I’ve never been dissapointed.

It’s the loons that are trying to find reason after the fact when they made a decision based purely on emotions that are causing the problems.

“STFU!”

Williams is not just demagoging for demagoging’s sake, it’s part of their plan:

Once you identify a potent adversary, seize every word, every event — no matter how trivial — and turn it around to your advantage. Make a big deal of it. Keep doing it. Over and over again. Eventually, you will wear down your opponent and win. And the bloodless revolution succeeds. [Saul Alinsky, Rules for Radicals. 8th rule, p. 128]

Byrne should ignore her or tell her to pound sand.

[...] into which minority high school dropouts, for whom he has nothing but hatred, could be thrown.

Sarcasm-overload ruined my ability to type.

NYTIMES: Plight Deepens for Black Men, Studies Warn

¶The share of young black men without jobs has climbed relentlessly, with only a slight pause during the economic peak of the late 1990′s. In 2000, 65 percent of black male high school dropouts in their 20′s were jobless — that is, unable to find work, not seeking it or incarcerated. By 2004, the share had grown to 72 percent, compared with 34 percent of white and 19 percent of Hispanic dropouts. Even when high school graduates were included, half of black men in their 20′s were jobless in 2004, up from 46 percent in 2000.

It’s the only logical explanation.

Thanks Patrick Byrne!!

If they really gave a damn about helping minorities, they’d whole-heartedly endorse a school vouchers program.