When Republicans Get a Little Too Blunt
Roger Schlafly, the son of right wing ur-pig Phyllis Schlafly, today at her website:
It is not a good thing. The immigrants do not share American values, so it is a good bet that they will not be voting Republican when they start voting in large numbers."
Like Jonah Goldberg, no one would have ever heard of this stupid scum if his mother wasn't such a vicious right wing hatchet swinger. Maybe we shouldn't take it too seriously given that he got his job from mommy, but there it is: Not Republican- not American. You can't get too much plainer than that.
"WASHINGTON — After years of speculation, estimates and projections, the Census Bureau has made it official: White births are no longer a majority in the United States...
It is not a good thing. The immigrants do not share American values, so it is a good bet that they will not be voting Republican when they start voting in large numbers."
Like Jonah Goldberg, no one would have ever heard of this stupid scum if his mother wasn't such a vicious right wing hatchet swinger. Maybe we shouldn't take it too seriously given that he got his job from mommy, but there it is: Not Republican- not American. You can't get too much plainer than that.
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What Right-Wing Racism!
No they won’t.
Never.
Sorry for my pessimism… but we have all keyboard clobbered so many Right wingers with irrefutable fact, common sense and simple appeals to decency over the years… only to be met with the internet equivalent of a drooling blank stare… that I’m all outa faith that they’ll ever get it.
Best you can hope for is their kids won’t be like them.
Unfortunately, I agree with Magpie that these people will never learn to be decent human beings. What I fear is that, as it becomes more and more obvious that demographics are in the process of sending them into the trash bin of history, they will become increasingly violent and hateful.
This is something that I first started talking about in the mid-1990's and, sad to say, history since then has pretty much vindicated my fears.