The Accusation of Hate

It would seem that you cannot say anything that disagrees with the progressive/democrat agenda without being accused of racism, some kind of phobia or hatred.

We need to ask ourselves who really are the ones that are stirring the pot and trying to get people worked up to acts of violence? Who are the ones that have actually acted violently? It has clearly been the unions and the liberals and not just recently. This is the only means they understand to get what they want.

Most alive today don't remember the anti Vietnam War rallies. They don't remember how the left spit on our returning soldier, or yelled at them in the streets or called them baby killers. Their methods have not changed. They feel they have the right to respond however they please no matter how severe it might be if it might serve their ends. You have only to listen to the response of some of our representatives to their constituents at town halls. They demonstrate no concern for all the hatred they spew out and in some cases even seem to inflame their constituents. At the same time if you try to call them on these things you are the one that is a bigot or a hater.

Consider the most recent situation on 8/28/10 when Glenn Beck held a gathering at the capitol. Al Sharpton declared that he was somehow denigrating what Martin Luther King did, though all he did was speak of understand, character, and virtue. Al Sharpton had planned nothing before that, but when he heard Glenn Beck was he had to plan something himself. Everything he said was accusing in its nature even the very tone of his voice was angry. It was as though no one but black people could celebrate what MLK said on the steps to the Lincoln Memorial. His statements indicated that he though this day somehow belonged to black people and to Martin Luther King. Many Criticized MLK's niece for speaking at Glenn Becks meeting once again as though even MLK's niece didn't have a right to say anything about it. How self righteous these people are. So it is not only black people but it's the right kind of black people that have the only right to celebrate anything MLK did or said.

This kind of absurdity has to be confronted and it should be confronted by the media but of course they are worse than asleep at the wheel. They are among those fomenting these bad feelings. These people need to be confronted with their own hypocrisy. We need to contact the media it seems just not buying their papers or watching their shows is enough.