[quote]Headhunter wrote:
Stronghold wrote:
Headhunter wrote:
borrek wrote:
Grow up, douche. I guess the only valid way to disagree with someone on healthcare is by screaming over them at a townhall meeting?
Ever seen how libs scream while conservatives are trying to speak? Go to any university campus and have a forum on conservative values. Then you’ll REALLY see the ‘free speech’ advocates! LOL!!!
Didn’t you have a thread here recently implying that anyone who supported gay marriage was an “America hater”?
And you’re point is?
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You shouldn’t have been allowed to express that opinion.
And having expressed a politically incorrect thought, you are, of course, now completely anathema.
Bad HH!!!
[quote]Bill Roberts wrote:
Headhunter wrote:
Stronghold wrote:
Headhunter wrote:
borrek wrote:
Grow up, douche. I guess the only valid way to disagree with someone on healthcare is by screaming over them at a townhall meeting?
Ever seen how libs scream while conservatives are trying to speak? Go to any university campus and have a forum on conservative values. Then you’ll REALLY see the ‘free speech’ advocates! LOL!!!
Didn’t you have a thread here recently implying that anyone who supported gay marriage was an “America hater”?
And you’re point is?
You shouldn’t have been allowed to express that opinion.
And having expressed a politically incorrect thought, you are, of course, now completely anathema.
Bad HH!!![/quote]
That was the farthest thing from my point. I was just saving that little gem in case he decided to post in the McCarthyism thread.
Yes: it was one of those things that while you posted before me and it appears above me, I hadn’t seen your reply when writing.
I had really meant it as just a general thing anyway, and by no means as an attempt to put words in your mouth, but had I seen your reply then the post wouldn’t even have occurred to me.
I have seen, time after time, liberals not allowing, blocking, and shouting down of conservative speech. It is funny to see them respond so negatively when it happens to them.
It has also been interesting to hear Speaker Pelosi call the people who were voicing their opinions at the rally’s, “Nazis”. And when a person told Barny Frank that she thought the health care plan was a “Nazi policy”, he ripped her a new one because he felt she didn’t need to stoop to such a level, and said that talking to her would be like, “talking to a table.”
Interesting how this doesn’t seem to apply when Pelosi does it.
The reaction over the Whole Foods CEO’s opinion does not surprise me one bit.
Let’s not forget that Dems aren’t the only ones guilty of attempting to suppress free speach. Remember, 5 years ago, people showing up to GWB rallies were routinely turned away if they had any sort of anti-Bush paraphernalia on them. Like a t-shirt is somehow a threat to national security…