Just a sample from a fairly well known national conservative who finally reached the boiling point. It starts out a little slow... heh...I damn sure didn't go to war for this country twice to come home and be told by a bunch of homely chicks with daddy issues, effete literary fops scandalized by the notion of resistance to Third World pathologies, and nimrod sons of politicians playing at journalism what I can and can't say. And I don't think most Americans are ready to have everything they speak, write, or think perused for possible hate criminality by these same goose-stepping creeps.
We'd rather die than "live" on our knees, begging permission to exercise the right God gave us to say whatever we damn well please, whenever we damn well please, and in the manner we damn well please. And those who want to shut us up better be equally committed if they want to succeed.
After Garland, they went too far. They showed their hand and their goal, a world where they decide who gets to say what. Imagine the same hysterical social justice drama queens who shriek about microaggressions getting to decide what you can and can't say. Just understand, you fascist bastards, that if you want to be Nazis, you'll need to do what the Nazis did and find some armed thugs - yeah, I'm using the word "thugs" whether you like it or not - to come stop us. Tell them to wear Kevlar. (cont here)
... and then he really gets going. (sarcasm) Read the whole thing. This sounds like what I think like.
Kurt Schlichter (Twitter: @KurtSchlichter) was personally recruited to write conservative commentary by Andrew Breitbart. He is a successful Los Angeles trial lawyer, a veteran with a masters in Strategic Studies from the United States Army War College, and a former stand-up comic.
| I think we can safely assume, given the above, that every word was chosen for effect. |