Coulter said "Otherwise there would be..." meaning of course there is not a suggestion of assassination (assuming one can read).
That's the opposite of Zinn suggesting the assassination of the President right now. Coulter did once make a reference to flying a plane into the New York Times building. Conservatives, like myself, were quick to condemn the remark. Care to condemn Zinn's assasination video? Of course not. Never. Not even a little bit. Conservatives do our best to live by high standards, even when one of us fails to meet them. A personal failure by one is not an indictment of the high standard, only of the person that fails to meet it. I didn't know whether to laugh or cry when I heard pundits all this month take conservatives to task for "hypocrisy" for having high standards when Mark Foley didn't meet them. So the argument is then, don't have high standards? Don't tout them as good and encourage people into them for fear of embarrassment over being a hypocrite if you yourself later don't meet them? I see, let's have low standards so we don't get hurt when we fail to meet them. Good grief. If someone were to suggest the assassination of President Clinton, my American President of 8 years, I would condemn that person without hesitation. I proudly hold that standard. --- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] (mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]) , > In reference to your comment: > > > I'll inquire first: Have you read any books by Coulter...? > > > > Coulter on Clinton and assassination: > > "In this recurring nightmare of a presidency [the Clinton administration], > we have a national debate about whether he 'did it,' even though all sentient > people know he did. Otherwise there would be debates only about whether to > impeach or assassinate." > > Tommy's Blog on Keady: > > Left wingers are known to suffer from Bush Derangement Syndrome, and to have > Bush Assassination fantasies. Zinn is the poster boy for both. > > Now remember, it is Zinn's work that Keady has demanded you teach to YOUR > KIDS! > It is inexcusable for a public official to align himself with someone who > suggests the assassination of the President of the United States of America. It > is unforgivable that he wishes to teach that man's ideas to our children. > > I call on Jim Keady to resign his position with the Asbury Park City Council > for un-American conduct and failure to uphold the Constitution, by > advocating on behalf of a man who suggests the assassination of the President. > > > > > > > > ========Original Message======== > Subj: [AsburyPark] Re: It's Déjà Vu... All Over Again Date: 10/20/2006 > 8:22:19 A.M. Eastern Standard Time From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > (mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]) To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > (mailto:AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com) Sent on: > > > > > > > Mario I bet you were surprised to learn that guys like the President > and I read books by left wingers and about the left. I read as many > works by the left as I can get my hands on, from the past to today's > pundits. All my conservative friends do as well. Of course I read > Wilson's book. > > This is contrary to your many posts on this board that conservatives > are closed minded, lock step, not respectful of others views, yadda > yadda yadda. > > I'd be a phony of a political commentator if I didn't consider all > sides. Sorry to disappoint you but conservative views aren't formed > by talk radio hosts (it's just trumpeted there). > > Since, I've never accused you, I'll inquire first: Have you read > any books by George Will, Bill Bennett, Rush, Coulter or Malkin? > > --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED] (mailto:AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com) , > MarioAPNJ@, Mari > > > > > > In reference to Tommy's comment: > > > > > > You say in your letter and on your blog and in your post here, > that the > > quote I used in my column from Saddam Hussein to Joe Wilson > about "10,000 > > Americans dying in the sand" isn't real because you couldn't find > it on "Google?" > > > > Well, I see you graduated from the Jim Keady school of research. > > > > The quote came from Joe Wilson's Book, "The Politics of Truth." > > > > > > > > Deja Vu: > > > > It was difficult for much of the world to believe when the > president (who > > boasts he doesn't read newspapers) claimed he had read 60 books > already this > > year, including Albert Camus, especially when he took Camus' > words "freedom is > > a long-distance race" out of context and misapplied them to his > own ideology. > > > > So forgive me if I was skeptical about your reading the entire > Joe Wilson > > book, especially since Bushies consider him to be such a turncoat > and because, > > as I've pointed out elsewhere, the context in which you used that > quote is so > > contrary to Wilson's points. > > > > I'd still like a page number reference. Private email me if it's > top secret. > > > > ========Original Message===== === > > Subj: [AsburyPark] Re: This Board is a Tough Place Date: > 10/19/2006 > > 5:57:43 P.M. Eastern Standard Time From: _justifiedright@ 5:57 > > (mailto:justifiedri (mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]@_As_ > (mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]) _ > > (mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] (mailto:AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com) ) > Sent on: > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Mario! > > > > You say in your letter and on your blog and in your post here, > that the > > quote I used in my column from Saddam Hussein to Joe Wilson > > about "10,000 Americans dying in the sand" isn't real because you > > couldn't find it on "Google?" > > > > Well, I see you graduated from the Jim Keady school of research. > > > > The quote came from Joe Wilson's Book, "The Politics of Truth." > > > > Now slowly put down the mouse, get out of your pajamas and into > some > > clothes, go down to the library and read some actual books. > > > > Go ahead...don' Go ahead...d<WBR>t be af > > > Yahoo! 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