Freeper LTTE: Radical liberal thinking has led to behavioral decay

[devilgrrl]

Sorry, I just had to post this ridiculous rant:

Radical liberal thinking has led to behavioral decay

The Nov. 20 Woman to Woman column on how much sex and violence should be allowed on TV clearly showed the difference between the liberal and conservative philosophies and why radical liberal thought has led to behavioral decay.

The conservative writer pointed out that an FCC-granted TV license requires non-abuse, while the liberal writer immediately transformed the license into a free-speech right to literally show anything under the First Amendment.

If that were true, there would be no need for the license because any such requirement would be unconstitutional.

It is this twisted logic that has disrupted our society and made so many elderly people scared in their own homes. Thanks to that logic, even convicted criminals now have more rights than their victims. Some of our judges are beginning to see the errors of the past in freely granting rights pursuant to the liberal argument, but most are powerless to alter them until the U.S. Supreme Court changes some of its past rulings.

Yet judges like Samuel Alito Jr., who may make such changes, are blasted by liberals. Someday, even those who live in "blue" states may come to realize how much the liberal cause has harmed the nation.

Robert F. Mogavero

Hamburg

http://buffalonews.com/editorial/20051201/6039122.asp


Unfuckingbelievable :puke:

[MadisonProgressive]

1. Articulate, yet pea-brained

[neebob]

9. Okay, but what's non-abuse?

I get more pea brained than articulate.

[Canuckistanian]

2. Oh, and conservative thinking has proven SO much better

Look how much better America is now.

[vonslagle]

3. What makes the elderly afraid

is radical republicans trying to steal their social security checks!

[baldguy]

4. Radical liberal thinking like -

Freedom, liberty, equality, responsibility, justice, etc, etc...

The twisted arguments of Mr Mogaero ignores the fact that the worst, most sexually explicit and violent network programs come from the conservative Fox. The sensationalism inherent in their "news" and "reality" shows and which they couldn't exist without and that pea-brained Republicans live off of doesn't reflect reality in any way.

If the senior citizens are afraid to step out of their homes it's because they get their view of the world through the GOP-generated lens of constant fear & violence.

[sui generis]

5. ding ding ding phrase alert "should be allowed"

conservatives have destroyed america. I say we get the motherfuckers. Who's with me?

:patriot:

[applegrove]

6. No - it is the guns! That is what has led to decay.

[Norquist Nemesis]

7. What a guy! Here's another one he wrote in 2003

This from The Smirking Chimp (original LTTE no longer active at the site of the same newspaper):

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Posted: 2003-11-18 11:52
More Bush-licking I guess...

www.buffalonews.com/editorial/20031114/1043694.asp

Law banning abortion was indeed necessary

11/14/2003

Contrary to The News editorial, "An unnecessary law," the Roe v. Wade decision in no way bars "partial birth" abortions, thus making the law President Bush signed unnecessary. The reason Congress has had to pass three bills on the subject (former President Bill Clinton vetoed the first two) is because it realized that Roe v. Wade's prohibition, which excepted instances involving the life or health of the mother, was totally illusory.
This is because, broadly defined, the word "health" could include "mental" health. That concept, in turn, would allow the procedure to take place as long as the mother claimed last-minute fear, anxiety, worry or doubt about her ability to raise or even want the child. Such last-minute concerns should never deprive an admittedly viable child its right to live outside the womb as it is so ready to do. Until pro-choice advocates are ready to very narrowly define the concept of health, the new law is extremely necessary.

ROBERT F. MOGAVERO
Hamburg
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I'll bet his credentials include active membership in the Federalist Society, too!

[sui generis]

14. yeah and the next step is to seize all women

and force them to have 2.5 babies per capita, because those eggs have a shelf life and society has a right to them.

These people are fucking nuts. If they want to have a baby so badly, go fucking have one and shut up.

If they can't have one, adopt one, and shut up.

They need to get out of everyone else's lives, and we need to help them stay out.

[tsuki]

8. Hey, Conservative thinking has led this country down a

sink hole. NO SEX, but steal, lie and cheat your way through your office of public trust. Run TeeVee ads about the big "liberal conspiracy" when you get your hand caught in the till. Rally the "religious whackos" to affirm your right to steal, lie and cheat. The Conservatives need to get a blow job; it'll clear the phlegm from their brains.

[tanyev]

10. Speaking of behavioral decay:

STATE BY STATE GOP SCANDAL SCORECARD (11/04/05)
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=132x2223170

[baby_mouse]

11. WHAT behavioural decay? What are they TALKING ABOUT?

I've never head anything so VAGUE.

"Behavioural" DECAY? What does it MEAN?

How many different bite-sized phrases can these twits come up with to say "other people doing things *I* don't LIKE dammit"

pathetic control freaks who should look at *themselves*...

[gratuitous]

12. Elderly people are scared in their own homes

By what, a bouncing titty or two? Toughen up, Grandma. I'm ashamed that the sight of a naked boobie would so frighten you.

[oneighty]

13. Hamburg

In Erie county New York State where the County Supervisor (Joe Giambra) is a cut tax to the bone republican, taxes cut to where public services of all types are in jeopardy, public libraries forced to close the books sold and the tax burden shifting from real estate to sales tax.

The county now has a state appointed control board lording it over the elected legislators.

It is from that base that writer speaks.

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