Thursday, July 03, 2008

Frothing Moonbat: 'Why I’m Not Patriotic'

For sheer unvarnished moonbat brain-droppings, this guy outdoes even the moron from Philadelphia.

Sneeringly self-indulgent narcissism regurgitating every banal leftist cliche imaginable.

A big eff you to America. He rambles on incoherently throughout with this grand finale.
So what exactly are we talking about here?

To the extent that we’re a great (not the greatest, mind you: that’s a fool’s game) country, we’re less of a great country today.

Because those things that truly made us great—the system of checks and balances, the enshrinement of our individual rights and liberties—have all been systematically assaulted by Bush and Cheney.

From the Patriot Act to the Military Commissions Act to the new FISA Act, and all the signing statements in between, we are less great today.

From Abu Ghraib and Bagram Air Force Base and Guantanamo, we are less great today.

From National Security Presidential Directive 51 (giving the Executive responsibility for ensuring constitutional government in an emergency) to National Security Presidential Directive 59 (expanding the collection of our biometric data), we are less great today.

From the Joint Terrorism Task Forces to InfraGard and the Terrorist Liaison Officers, we are less great today.

Admit it. We don’t have a lot to brag about today.

It is time, it is long past time, to get over the American superiority complex.

It is time, it is long past time, to put patriotism back on the shelf—out of the reach of children and madmen.
I've never even heard of this freak before, but a Google search quickly demonstrates he way out there on the kook left.

Uncle Jimbo does the requisite Fisking.

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