3.19.2006

How Democrats Confuse Patriotism and Treason

Here is a very representative statement made by the saintly Ronald Reagan: "Why do the Democrats always blame America first?" And here is the very representative retort made recently by Hillary Clinton: "I'm getting sick and tired of having my patriotism questioned every time I criticize this administration." The lies and shame in Hillary's retort are just too much. She knows that to bring socialism to America she has to pretend to be patriotic. But this is like a rapist sending flowers to his intended victim to lure her to her own murder scene. One has to wonder how it feels for Hillary to say she's patriotic toward a country that she wants to change in every essential way? Honesty would compel her to say, "I hate this country, but nevertheless feel a civic duty to change it into a country towards which I would feel genuine patriotism." But Democrats can't be honest. They must shamefully lie to retain their Trojan Horse presence at the table.

To make matters worse they go on to shamelessly pretend that criticism is by definition democratic and therefore nothing less than an indication of patriotism; not treason. This of course, is another wonderfully confusing trick. What they would have us believe is that all criticism is democratic and therefore patriotic, when nothing could be further from the truth. In fact, we live in a constitutional democracy; not a mob rule democracy. The constitutionally mandated criticism here is supposed to be confined by the Constitution in the form of a competition to maximize individual liberty and freedom from Gov't. Liberalism, Socialism, Communism, and Sacony Mobilism are not considered to be contributions toward liberty and freedom. They are the exact opposite. Those, such as Hillary, who criticize Americans in furtherance of these weird un-American ideas are then legitimately challenged regarding their patriotism toward the real America. If Democrats are patriotic it is only toward their fantasy version of socialist America.

Interestingly, it was Jefferson in the election of 1800 who first solidified this Republican understanding of freedom. His interpretation dominated intellectual life until 1848 when Karl Marx published The Communist Manifesto which made no headway in a hugely thriving America until the great Depression, (132 years after Jefferson) at which point FDR, who had campaigned as a Jeffersonian, abruptly departed from American intellectual history by becoming a modern Democrat. Instead of believing in freedom from Gov't he, not coincidentally, believed in Gov't as did Marx, George lll, and Julias Ceasar. FDR's administration suddenly "saw the future" in Stalinist Russia, "and it worked," at least if you didn't count the 40 million dead bodies or the extreme poverty of those who managed to survive Stalin's version of liberalism. In the US we got off luckily after FDR's little change of heart with only 10 years of depression and 5 years of world war, not to mention LBJ's near genocidal welfare war on American blacks.

To the new Democrats, though, Stalin in Russia, and, depression, war, and welfare here were not necessarily an inauspicious beginning, and so to this day they are still fiddling with the mechanisms of an ever expanding gov't hoping to eventually stumble on socialist bureaucratic program that actually works.
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Joke Time
In an attempt to stem the tide of bird flu, US President George W. Bush just ordered the bombing of the Canary Islands.

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Book Review Time
Manliness by Harvey C. Mansfield

Let's be honest and not feminist shall we? Women breed men to be different from them. Men have muscles and the attitude to use them simply because women mate for that trait. If women fell in love with wimpy effeminate men there would be only wimpy effeminate offspring. This is called..... e v o l u t i o n. It is also true that men have nipples because they start out life as females, and only later are bathed in testosterone to become males. Hence, they have female or human traits too. But if men were the same they would not exist; they would be women; they would not have a separate name, i.e., men.

Feminists exist in part because they are stupidly jealous and in part to legitimately help men and women keep pace with the naturally changing roles of men and women in a rapidly developing political and technological world. The value of Mansfield's book is that it throws his weight, and to a lesser extent, Harvard's weight, behind the basic evolutionary choices that women naturally make, while at the same time helping to minimize the jealous stupidity and lies that are a large part of neurotic feminism.

Ted Baiamonte
comments: bje1000@aol.com

2 comments:

SlantRight 2.0 said...

Unfortunately a liberal federal judiciary has overrided the Constitution by establishing legislation from the bench. How this was allowed to happen by Conservatives mystifies me. It has only been since President Bush has appointed (or at least attempted) conservative federal judges and Justices that a liberal agenda has been threatened. No matter how much disagrees with President Bush's conservativism, his legacy will be Judiciary Appointments, not the war on terror. The elections loom as hugely important in 2008. A conservative President must be elected to keep appointing conservative and Constitutionally strict constructionists to the Federal Bench. The elections of 2006 will be the bench mark on how hard to work in 2008.

Ted said...

one must say objectively that both parties are to blame.
*****to blame for what?? You always have to have a subject??

one could easily be critical of republicans (like myself) just as one
could on democrats.
******critical of what ??you still have forgotten to state your subject??


"we" control the congress, senate, and yes, supreme court;
****again, you have made a fundamental error. You are confusing control with having a majority. Republicans have a majority but no control. Abortion is still legal for example. Bush's fundamental Social Security reform is dead, privatizing health care, school vouchers, and the flat tax are dead. Fundamental Republican reforms are dead because we have no control despite having a majority.

however, what is getting done. govt' is getting bigger; spending is out of control (bush has spent more than lbj) and national security like airports and the border are compromised or ignored completely, who is to blame? both parties, of course.... lets stay objective -- extremism is not healthy.
******moreover you must also understand that for the Party to stay viable and certainly to win elections it must move to the center to pick up some of the independents who are free or independent of knowledge, plus some Democrats; so naturally the manifestation of this is confused or conflicted policies. It's legislation by compromise or committee, of the worst sort, if that makes it simple enough for you?

Moreover, you have to understand that it is the Republicans since Jefferson who have always and openly favored freedom from gov't and the Democrats, Federalists, Socialists or Communists who have proudly and always favored the exact opposite. I hope you are no longer thoroughly confused about the basic nature of our gov't?

Plus you have to understand that being a basic Jeffersonian Republican is not being extreme, it is being American. The middle feels safe only to those who are not smart enough to see which extreme is best. If you were in Germany in the 1930s you could assume that the middle between the Communists and Nazis was the wise place to be too, and most did because Hitler and Marx were defining their world not Jefferson.
I hope you get it now??