The person selling this bumpersticker over at Cafepress has the following to say about it:
Dissent is the highest form of patriotism - Anti-Obama style! Liberals thought this was a pretty clever slogan during the Bush years. Now let's see how THEY like it!
Actually, you drooling fuckwit, I still like it just fine. In fact, you want to dissent from what President Barack Obama has to say, or bitch about what he's doing, have at it.
The difference is that, while I reserve the right to question your logic, your intelligence or your sanity, I'm not going to use your disagreement over policy to question your love for America or to call you a traitor. You know, the way you wingnuts have been treating everyone who dared to question your Dear Leader for the past eight years.
They just don't get it. They really do think everyone else is just like them: small-minded, piss-scared, mean, and ignorant.
One thing I'm thankful for is that on January 20th, we'll see concrete proof they're wrong.
Happy Thanksgiving, y'all.
5 comments:
I think this wingnut is mistaken.
First off, I'm an independent, not a liberal, and what I said was, "The suppression of dissent is the highest form of treason." If he's going to plagiarize me, he needs to get the quote right.
But hey, he can knock himself out if he likes. I don't commit treason like Ann Coulter.
I can confidently predict that we're not going to see too many of those. There are a lot of reasons for this, but one of them is that many of the people who'd be the likeliest to display it don't know what CafePress is.
And my captcha word is "poopr". How apt!
" . . . small-minded, piss-scared, mean, and ignorant."
Even more sad, they *can't imagine* people unlike themselves.
"small-minded, piss-scared, mean, and ignorant."
I know Tom called it out before me, but this line is too good not to repeat.
Happy Thanksgiving, Dusty, to you and the fam.
Come up this way so I can buy you a drink.
Yeah!
I'm convinced these drooling fuckwits (heh) confuse dissent with the fomenting of hatred.
Let's hope the disabling of Coulter's reptilian mandible was a harbinger of the return to reasoned discourse.
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