Criminalize Conservatism With the RICO Act.

[joycejnr]

I know the subject has been covered, especially , and admirably by BanTheGOP, but I thought I'd add a little Wikipedia "authority" to the premise at http://www.criminalizeconservatism.com/2012/06/criminalize-conservatism-with-rico-act.html.

Drop me a note in "Comments," if you like it; as you'll see, the only comments I've gotten so far are from ditto-monkeys.

[aquart]

1. No. But I feel that way about communism, too.

However, I would certainly enjoy applying RICO to the Kochs for criminal manipulation of our energy supplies, and Jamie Dimon and his banking peers for the criminal manipulation of mortgages and every other form of what we laughably call "securities."

But I am not into criminalization of ideas. Doesn't work.

[oldhippydude]

5. and ALEC for voter suppression n/t

[Spider Jerusalem]

2. Er...no.

Are you going to make them wear yellow C's and send them to re-education camps as well?

Talk of criminalising or banning any political ideology because one happens to disagree with it is very dangerous ground indeed, and it's something fundamentally incompatible with any idea of a free society or ideals of free speech and expression. As Voltaire didn't actually say, "I disapprove of what you say, but I shall defend to the death your right to say it."

[Posteritatis]

3. Never enough facepalms. (nt)

[pinboy3niner]

4. +100

The website even refers to "the Conservative menace" and advocates "final solutions."

[nadinbrzezinski]

7. And people do face palms

when I talk of a cold civil war.

This is one way it looks.

[nadinbrzezinski]

6. Replace this with Criminalize Liberalism with the RICO Act

See, we all can play that game, and a dangerous game that is...