Tag Archives: Bolsheviks

Jun 21

HA! HA! HA! Look at the freeloading, professional protesting dancing monkey’s!

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Well of course it’s the purple shirts from SEIU. The goon squad! A bunch of worthless, bottom feeding Bolsheviks like they all are, doing the usual professional protesting. Ya think they have jobs? Naw, SEIU probably gives these low life bottom feeders a few bucks to dance around like trained monkey’s.

You wanna see total stupidity… watch the video starring SEIU. It’s high time we all armed ourselves people, we have to thin the herd. The stupid have overpopulated to nuisance levels.

The video explains everything. Even the dumb should be able to understand.

Jun 07

The Alliance For A Better Minnesota

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The progressive Alliance For A Better Minnesota really is a piece of work. Have you looked at there website lately? Your jaw will drop, and you’ll wonder what planet those people are living on, and you’ll realize that Dr. Rossiter’s findings are correct. Leftism is a mental illness. I was absolutely stunned at the gibberish and the lies being told on that site. I’m surprised they haven’t been sued. They are, without question, left-wing kook radicals and militants.

But I’m not doing an attack piece on their website, we’re singling out just one ad that they are running on TV, and there’s only one part of that ad that I’m focussing on. For the record, the rest of that ad is a total lie, and that’s why I’m surprised they haven’t been sued over it.

In case you want to look at the full ad, you’ll need to go to their website to view it. All I did was edit the two pieces in that ad that this post is about. This is truly stunning. Watch.

TRANSCRIPT:

Woman #1: “All so the richest 2% don’t have to chip in”

Woman #2 “And 98% of Minnesotans will have no tax increase”

“Chip in” indicates that everyone has “chipped in” to the pot. So how come 98% of Minnesotans don’t have to “chip in?” That’s not fair. Why should 2% of the population “chip in” to pay for 98% of the populations free lunch? How is that fair?

I think the other 98% need to “chip in” and pay their fair share. It’s the right thing to do.

May 13

Democrats admit their gas bill will not reduce prices, but will take more money from oil companies

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Bolsheviks. That’s what they are. You can not argue that with a straight face, and those that do, have the IQ of a peanut.

They’ve got sympathizers from an uneducated and ignorant public that blames big oil for the high gas prices. So it’s fairly easy to rally the simpletons against big oil.

But let’s put how the Democrats Bolseviks think to practical application. You my friend own a business, you worked hard your whole life and it finally took off. You’re making money and reinvesting in that business, living comfortably, your vision of the American dream, you’re giving people a job, but all of a sudden the Democrats think you make too much in profit, and they are going to take it, then they will also decide what they think is a fair amount that you may keep. That’s as close to communism as you can get, and that’s the game they are playing with the oil companies. No matter how you feel about big oil, if you are a real American, you know this is wrong. That’s your Democrat Party for you.

Oh, and their gas bill… it won’t help lower prices, they admit it. What it does is forcibly take money that isn’t theirs and they redistribute the wealth. That is the definition of communism. And that’s really what that party is all about.

Read this:

With Gas Prices Nearing Record Highs, The Democrat Finance Chairman Says ‘I Don’t See That As An Issue At All. The Issue I See Is Who Shares.’

CHAIRMAN BAUCUS: Our Bill ‘Is Not Going To Change The Price At The Gasoline Pump’

SEN. MAX BAUCUS (D-MT): “You know, this is not going to change the price at the gasoline pump. That’s not the issue. I don’t see that as an issue at all. The issue I see is who shares.” (U.S. Senate, Finance Committee, Hearing, 5/12/11)

SEN. MARY LANDRIEU (D-LA): “It will not reduce gasoline prices by one penny.” “I would just like to add my strong voice to urging my colleagues to read this bill, to look at it and understand the inherent unfairness in it, the lack of significant deficit reduction, and the fact that it will not, although it is being touted as, it will not reduce gasoline prices by one penny.” (Sen. Landrieu, Floor Remarks, 5/11/11)

SEN. MARK BEGICH (D-AK): “It won’t decrease prices at the pump.” “There is a lot of talk right now about ending tax incentives for oil and gas industry, but the high profits right now of these companies are easy targets. But one thing Alaskans know, just because you have an easy target doesn’t mean it is the right thing to shoot. It won’t decrease prices at the pump for our families and small businesses. It will discourage companies, especially the independents, from domestic investment and job creation.” (Sen. Begich, Floor Remarks, 5/11/11)

SEN. CHUCK SCHUMER (D-NY): “This was never intended to talk about lowering prices.” (CNN’s “The Situation Room,” 5/11/11)

SEN. ROBERT MENENDEZ (D-NJ): “Nobody has made the claim that this bill is about reducing gas prices.” (“McCaskill: Savings From Cutting Oil Tax Breaks Should Be For Deficit Reduction,” The Hill’s E2 Wire Blog, 5/10/11)