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New tone: Liberals create 'Tea Party Zombies Must Die' online video game

A new online video game demonstrates what liberals mean when they talk about "civility."

A post at Pundit Press reports that liberals have created a new online video game with the goal of killing "Tea Party Zombies."

According to Pundit Press:

Refusing to have a legitimate discussion on the merits of each side's economic ideology, the Left has just gone ahead and decided that Tea Partiers are zombies. And those zombies must die!

Thus is the premise of the online video game "Tea Party Zombies Must Die!"

Among the "zombies" the player must kill:  Brit Hume, Bill O'Reilly, Sean Hannity - all from Fox News - and of course, Glenn Beck.

"Then you have the Sarah Palin and Michele Bachmann zombies," Scotty Starnes writes at his blog.

Pundit Press poster Aurelius writes that after playing the game, he found it, "decidedly laggy and decidedly racist," noting a swastika that is visible within moments of starting the game.

A review at squidoo.com reports:

This game is part of some very good games at www.starvingeyes.com. Some of there are creepy, others just wacky. Have fun and come back here to tell us which one you enjoy the most. Pleeease ? (sic)

Jim Hoft of Gateway Pundit observed: They don’t want to discuss the issue.  They just want you dead.

Violent rhetoric against the Tea Party and those affiliated with Fox News is nothing new, but this game takes liberal hate to a whole new level.

On Monday, Teamsters President Jimmy Hoffa, Jr., called on union activists to "take out" Tea Party "sons of bitches."

During the August recess, members of the Congressional Black Caucus engaged in overheated rhetoric against the Tea Party, with false accusations along with Rep. Maxine Waters (D-CA) call for the Tea Party to "go straight to Hell."

This video game, however, should prove to everyone - once and for all - that liberalism is an ideology of rage and hate.

Starnes concludes: "This is the new era of civility brought to you by far-left liberals with murdering blood lust."

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Liberals outraged by Libya intervention

WASHINGTON, April 1 (UPI) -- Liberal Democrats, key to Barack Obama's election as U.S. president, are some of the loudest critics on his strategy on Libya, a review of reaction indicates.

Floor speeches, committee hearings, even legislation, have been used by congressional liberals to voice outrage over the administration's decision to send U.S. forces to help Libyan rebels oust strongman Moammar Gadhafi, The Hill reported Friday.

"In two years we have moved from President [George W.] Bush's doctrine of preventive war to President Obama's assertion of the right to go to war without even the pretext of a threat to our nation," Rep. Dennis Kucinich, D-Ohio, an anti-war liberal, said Thursday during a House floor speech. "This is a clear and arrogant violation of our Constitution. Even a war launched for humanitarian reasons is still a war -- and only Congress can declare war."

Rep. John Conyers, D-Mich., said Congress and the White House have argued for years over the division of power in wartime, but "the Constitution grants sole authority to the Congress to commit the nation to battle in the first instance."

With Gadhafi threatening to attack protesters, international forces -- first led by the United States and now by the North Atlantic Treaty Organization -- launched air and sea assaults to establish a no-fly zone and weaken the Libyan military. Obama explained his decision on Monday, saying it was based primarily on humanitarian grounds.

Wednesday's classified briefing from administration officials didn't ease liberal concerns about how the operation began, either, The Hill reported.

"It still needs authorization," Rep. Mike Honda, D-Calif., said after the briefing.

House liberals also are backing a Republican bill that would remove all funding for the intervention until Congress authorizes it, The Hill reported. Democratic Reps. Kucinich, Pete Stark of California and Michael Capuano of Massachusetts are among the co-sponsors.

Read more: http://www.upi.com/Top_News/US/2011/04/01/Liberals-outraged-by-Libya-intervention/UPI-88761301671525/#ixzz1IIN3dSwr

Keiser Report on Bizarre Robot Traders

Tea Baggers and Coffee Grinders find common ground

The conservatives consider poverty (i.e. moral, financial, social, educational, economical, language) to be grounds for abuse and neglect as justification to remove a child and terminate parental rights.

This thought was put to paper in the form of a poem written by Rudyard Kipling, called "The White Man's Burden." The poem speaks upon the burdens of taking savages, erasing their cultural histories and assimilation.

Then, you have on the liberal side those who believe that the foster care system, complete with all its services and programs, is the only solution to end abuse and neglect which is a result of poverty by terminating parental rights and adoption.

This idea was put to paper by Henry Labouchere entitled "The Brown Man's Burden. The idea was to give so many burdens to assimilate that they would fail and fall back into servitude.

The peculiar institution has been never been dismantled, it lives on as the child welfare industry, an industry without accountability nor transparency, riddled with fraud, waste and abuse, and supported by tea baggers and coffee grinders alike.

Finally, something in common!

Congressional Staffers Complain About Double Standard in Health Care Law

Congressional Staffers Complain About Double Standard in Health Care Law

By Jana Winter

- FOXNews.com

Select congressional leadership staffers -- some of whom wrote the health insurance act -- are not governed by new rules governing millions of Americans and the rest of their colleagues on how they buy insurance -- and the special exemption has the Hill hopping mad...more

Now, here is my question: Why didn't they site the source of this information?

I suppose they were too hopping mad.

Tea bags and coffee grounds

Tea Bags And Coffee Grounds

by digby

I came across this post I wrote some years ago and it seemed to me that it would be a good time to run it again. I'm sure most of you know this stuff, but it's worth thinking about anyway in this age of teabaggers and coffee parties and populist progressivism (or progressive populism)...more