The Funny Thing About Hate....

[Me.]

Sometimes it turns around and bites you in the A$$. Once unleashed, it's uncontrollable and you cannot determine the direction it goes in. Her 'have you no shame' moment is already barreling down the runway towards her, it is a foregone conclusion. The only question that remains is the when of it.

[whistle]

1. Hummmm, how will Sarah Palin's hate rhetoric blow back on her?

...She is insulated from everything other than her own kind.

[Xenotime]

3. Sh'ell have to go back to alaska in nov. Her nieghbors will be pissed at her

[knowbody0]

6. when she closes her eyes and tries to sleep

[progdonkey]

8. the AIP stuff...

The founder's "hatred for the American government" was hotter than the "fires of Hell," and he's buried in Canada (after being murdered in an apparent black-market plastic explosives deal gone bad) because he didn't want to be buried in America under "her damn flag." He said his country is Alaska, and he is an Alaskan, not an American.

The founder also was looking to give an address to the UN in 1992, denouncing the US government, sponsored by ... (pause) ... Iran. The same Iran that's headed by what Palin has called a "crazy, evil" man.

The group calls for Alaska to secede from the United States, and for its members to become members of other political parties in order to gain political power.


Seriously, basically every ridiculous thing that these Republican fuckers have made up about Obama is in fact 100% true about their own VP candidate!

[H2O Man]

9. That's it.

Sometimes the answer is the most obvious.

[Me.]

12. Just So

[napoleon_in_rags]

2. The whole Obama is a terrorist meme is a big, big loser.

I mean its deeply bad. It plays well to the dumb side of their base, but the power brokers in the market and across the board are looking at America and for the first time the term "destabilization" is coming up to describe what's going on in this country at cultural and economic levels... So what they are looking for a a unification narrative, stabilization. That's when Palin comes out and proceeds to announce that Obama, and by proxy 51% of the country are terrorist sympathizers. NOT the way to bring us together and promote the unity and stabilization that we need, and these power players, many of them (now) ex-republicans, see it.

[sandnsea]

4. Get out of the way and let these racists bury themselves

America is seeing its ugly underbelly. The best thing to do is stand back and let it unfold. The shame it will produce cannot be created any other way.

[trashcanistanista]

7. I agree. Many people have never really seen this

out in broad daylight before. It is not pretty. Let it be exposed and let them be publicly shamed. Most would not want to be associated with it.

[Me.]

11. Yep

I envision the greater part of this nation turning their back on her. She thinks she's positioning herself for 2012. God luck with that.

[BklynChick]

5. indeed.

[progdonkey]

10. like that lady Kathleen Parker...

She's always been a 100% drunk on Kool-Aid Bushie, writing in the Washington Post (or maybe NY Times?).

But after the Couric interview she wrote that Palin should leave the ticket because she's just not fit to the task.

Then she got to experience the full hatred and vitriol of the right wing mouth-breathers whose hatred she fomented in her past columns, and she was shocked (SHOCKED!) that she got such a reaction.