Rush Limbaugh's claim to fame and pull is to that strange group of 6 fingered White Americans who think the world is flat and can not get enough of Bush Jr. and Ronnie Reagen. When the toilette overrflows then you call a plumber. In the US there is something wrong and your mentor Limbaugh is not the right man to fix it.
On Jan 31, 5:56 pm, "[email protected]" <[email protected]> wrote: > americanthinker.com > Selwyn Duke > > Ever since President Obama (PBUH) dropped Rush Limbaugh's name > recently, the talk-show host has figured prominently in the news. And > now he is being attacked by the mainstream press -- and truly odious > entities such as MoveOn.borg -- for saying that he wants Obama (PBUH) > to fail. It is being portrayed as an un-American sentiment by those > great patriots on the left. > > I actually agree with Limbaugh wholeheartedly. I also want Obama > (PBUH) to fail. Abjectly. Miserably. Completely. And visibly. I > may even pray for it. > > Anyone on the left who takes issue with this is either ignorant or a > liar -- and probably a hypocrite as well. I will explain. > > To say it's always unpatriotic to hope for the failure of your leader > is illogical. It presupposes that a leader's success is synonymous > with his nation's success, but this simply cannot be true in all > cases. After all, different leaders have different ideologies, and > ideologies run the spectrum from the sublime to the ridiculous, from > the ethereal to the evil. Thus, in the cases of leaders with fatally > flawed ideologies, their nations' success may rest on their > failure. > > I'm just stating the obvious. Only servile, cult-of-personality types > confuse the leader with the country. Would we have called a German > who wished for Hitler's failure in 1934 unwise and unpatriotic? What > about Joseph Stalin, Benito Mussolini, Pol Pot, Idi Amin and Saddam > Hussein? Would it have been wrong to curse them with failure? On the > contrary, wishing that God would promptly liberate such people from > the bounds of this material fold would be quite justifiable. > > What I have just explained isn't really that hard to figure out. Thus > did I say that those on the left who seize upon Limbaugh's comment are > either just playing political games or are supremely ignorant. And > now we come to the reason why they also may be hypocrites. > > The left absolutely hated George W. Bush. Their contempt for him was > so profound and palpable that it was even given a name by psychiatrist > Charles Krauthammer: Bush Derangement Syndrome. Now, most of the > millions of leftists who despised the ex-president absolutely wanted > him to fail; in fact, while they're loath to admit it, they felt this > way even when his success was synonymous with our nation's (this even > included the failure of the Iraq war). And "felt" is the operative > word; they were governed by emotion and hated the man with a burning > passion. Thus, they were more than miserably happy to wish for a > descending tide that lowered all boats if it meant the U.S.S. George > W. Bush would be sunk. > > Oh, by the way, you leftists don't have to bother denying it. You're > not nearly as sophisticated as you imagine and you're really not that > hard to read. The screeching, vicious lies, dripping venom, borne > fangs and apoplexy sort of gave you away. > > Besides, a few of the more honest leftists would even admit that they > wanted Bush to fail. In fact, I seem to recall one man in particular > (I don't remember his name but he was a guest on the O'Reilly Factor) > who even confessed that he wanted the Iraq war to go south. And his > reasoning was exactly what I had propounded earlier. That is, he > claimed to believe Bush's policies were so toxic that a greater good > would be served by their failure. I was adamantly opposed to his > ideology, of course; however, I did understand the principle in > question. It is in no way moral to wish the president success in the > pursuit of a policy that we know is damaging to the nation. > > This brings me back to President Obama (PBUH). I know him to be a > hard-core leftist -- and perhaps a neo-Marxist. I know that his > agenda could drive the last nail into America' coffin and that it is a > blow against all that is great and good. Thus, if I wished him > success, it could only mean I hated my country, my fellow man, and God > himself. --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ Thanks for being part of "PoliticalForum" at Google Groups. For options & help see http://groups.google.com/group/PoliticalForum * Visit our other community at http://www.PoliticalForum.com/ * It's active and moderated. Register and vote in our polls. * Read the latest breaking news, and more. -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
