Rush Limbaugh: Typical of liberals: Laws, rules, punishment - for you, the little guy, not for them
(October 03 2014)
By: American Patriot
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10 Things Liberals Believe the Government Does Well
10 Things Liberals Believe the Government Does Well.
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The latest episode of Bill Mahers show Real Time performed what was, in effect, an in-studio social experiment.
It sought to establish, in a controlled setting, the answer to this pressing question: How long could Maher and atheist author Sam Harris talk frankly about the illiberalism of much of the Muslim world before actor and director Ben Affleck, another guest, accused them of racism?
The result is in: Not very.
In fact, almost as soon as Maher and Harris began to discuss how liberals are betraying their own convictions if they dont stand up against social backwardness in the Muslim world, Affleck grew visibly agitated.
He could barely contain himself when Harris opined, We have been sold this meme of Islamophobia, where every criticism of the doctrine of Islam gets conflated with bigotry toward Muslims as people.
Thats when Affleck interrupted, and soon enough, he was calling Maher and Harris out for their grossness, ugliness and, yes, racism. How does it feel, guys?
You might be wondering, Why should I care what the new Batman thinks? The exchange was so notable because all three are men of the left in good standing.
As a walking embodiment of liberal piety, Affleck is emblematic of liberalisms see-no-evil discomfort with frank truths about the Muslim world.
The prelude to the intraliberal fight was the prior weeks show, when Maher pointed out the absurdity of liberals getting exercised over, say, actor Jonah Hill using an anti-gay vulgarism, but ignoring that gays can be stoned in Muslim countries.
To count yourself as a liberal, Maher declared, you have to stand up for liberal principles meaning across the board.
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Afflecks affliction: Liberals mute on Islams woes
It's crunch time for Pierre Karl Peladeau.
The potential PQ leadership candidate said he has no plans to sell his controlling stake in the Quebecor media empire, but with the PQ leadership campaign about to start, Liberals say that he has to make a choice -- and soon.
Peladeau, who is the favourite to win the campaign, is keeping to his Quebecor fortune even if it could hurt his chances.
Tuesday, the Liberals added to growing pressure on PKP to choose.
It's not normal for someone to think that he can be premier of Quebec, leader of his party, and at the same time leader of the information in Quebec, said MNA Jean-Marc Fournier, the government house leader.
The PQ race is about to start, with all eyes on PKP.
It's his first test in fact, said Fournier.
Premier Philippe Couillard warned the PQ not to apply a double standard to protect Peladeau. In 2009, Liberal minister David Whissel quit his cabinet post under PQ pressure, saying his family-owned asphalt firm was a conflict of interest.
How would they react to his case of a family-owned business, which I respect, which is the case, compared to the way they have approached other examples? he said.
The PQ's interim leader Stephane Bedard said PKP is following the rules as MNA.
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Liberals, CAQ push PKP to sell Quebecor shares