Liberals don't need morality, because they have something that serves
them better: niceness. Forget that old-fashioned stuff about right and
wrong; if we just always do what's nice — i.e., politically correct —
we'll have a better world. But whereas morality is a sturdy bridge
supported by pillars sunk deep into the earth, "niceness" is a pretty
piece of flotsam that floats at random on the surface.
Niceness being so flimsy, it isn't hard to discover what lays beneath
it. The demonic hatred evoked by Sarah Palin has provided numerous
examples, such as websites that go after her family by ridiculing Trig
Palin for having Down syndrome, encouraging Bristol Palin to abort her
child, and urging Levi Johnston to abandon Bristol. Mainstream
journalists have also allowed their loathing of Saracuda to spill over
to the whole clan, wrinkling their noses in disgust at a loving
gesture by Piper.
During the campaign, the most intense niceness was focused on Sarah
Palin herself. Sandra Bernhard publicly fantasized about her being
raped by blacks. Heather Mallick of Canada's public CBC took hatred of
Saracuda to the verge of crapping in her hand and flinging it. West
Hollywood homosexuals hanged Palin in effigy. Moonbats have
vindictively claimed, contrary to the highly convincing evidence of
our eyes, that she isn't a woman. Yet a HuffPo moonbat fantasized:
Basically, I want to have sex with her on my Barack Obama sheets
while my wife reads aloud from the Constitution. (My wife is cool with
this if I promise to "first wipe off Palin's tranny makeup." I married
well.)
Not only Palin, but any decent, normal American identified with the
opposition is subject to the Left's sulfuric niceness: take Joe the
Plumber, for example. Nicey-nice progressives have been mean to the
Girl Scouts, the Cub Scouts, and even inanimate objects.
In their overwrought niceness, liberals physically assaulted a 75-year-
old man, as well as a 69-year-old woman for holding a cross. Their
dime store messiah got laughs by ridiculing Ronald Reagan's widow.
At least they're tolerant — except toward those they don't like, e.g.,
people of faith.
Yet by some grotesque feat of self-delusion, liberals seem to feel
they hold the moral high ground for being too nice to have morals like
judgmental Republicans.
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