Saturday, June 28, 2008

The face of the American left-winger


Here they are, folks. The left-wing liberal spoiled brats from the seat of liberalism--Berkeley, California. They're doing what they do best--screeching obscenities from trees and hurling poop at people, just like their intellectual peers in the chimp exhibit at the local zoo. According to this news story, the delightful trust-fund kid in the tree calls herself "dumpster muffin" and she personifies today's elitist soldier-hating, progress-obstructing, American-flag-burning, Barrack-Obama-loving liberal piece of trash.

These kids, who have obviously had nothing better to do, have been sitting in trees on the grounds of the University of California's Berkeley campus since December, 2006--a whole year and a half. And they're doing it simply because they don't want to see the university remove these trees--which the university owns--and build a new recreational building which every student for decades will actually be able to use and enjoy.

Sitting in trees, screaming, and flinging poop at people. For a year and a half. While the rest of the world moves on.

WTF?

Don't these kids have parents who care enough to notice them missing and order them to get down and get on with their lives? Presumably there are parents somewhere who are paying the tuition for these wanna-be primates, because God knows, kids who do this stuff probably don't have what it takes to make it into college on any sort of scholarship. Sadly, kids like there, their equally useless peers, and their overly-indulgent parents, represent the typical Barack Obama voter today. It's people like this that'll go to the polls in November to try to cancel out your intelligent, thought-out vote along with mine, by punching a ballot for Obama.

They won't be alone, of course. They'll be joined by the same Berkeley faculty members who try to bargain them out of the trees, offering them food and water if--pretty please--they just bag their feces and urine and send it down for disposal instead of hurling it at passers-by. (An offer which the kids rejected, at which point the faculty started sending them up water anyway, because God forbid one of these life parasites might get so thirsty that they actually have to come down.)

Real American leaders would not be bargaining with these spoiled brats. Real leaders would have given them three warnings and then sent the chain saw teams in to cut the trees down, liberals notwithstanding. Real leaders would understand that a few of them would regrettably get hurt, but it would result in a virtual cessation of copycat stunts once the other liberal kids realized that they were now in the real world where actions and decisions have consequences.

But they aren't in the real world. They're in Berkeley. They're in an alternate universe where our military members are spit on openly and told that they aren't welcome in town by the city council, and where extremist protesters are given reserved parking places in front of the military recruitment centers by the city. Berkeley was the first city in America that told it's firefighters that they could not fly American flags from their firetrucks as a show of support for all of the firefighters killed in New York on 9/11, for fear that our nation's flag might make some foreigner who doesn't like our country uncomfortable as he or she walks down the street in Berkeley.

Berkeley is not part of any America that I know, and if and when I get to be President, it's getting fenced off and no one's coming out unless and until they swear allegiance to our country, salute our flag, say the Pledge--including the "under God" part--and sing the Star Spangled Banner sufficiently well enough to earn applause from real Americans at any Rodeo, NASCAR event, or other proper sports venue: Baseball, Football or Hockey.

Of course when I'm President, those tree-swinging, poop-flinging Obama-supporting brats will be knocked out of those trees by Secret Service agents firing bean bags and/or pepper balls, and they'll all be down before I've finished my swearing-in ceremony. Then they'll all be doing 8 hours community service for each and every day that their ridiculous imitation-Orangutan act went on. Let's see... December, 2006 until... Yeah, we'll be having some clean highway medians and parks under my administration, and a lot of spoiled trust-fund kids will get to know what it's like to actually have to get up and go to work like real Americans for a change.

Vote for me and Lagniappe in November.

6 comments:

  1. Lagniappe for President. But wait, are we really ready for a black (dog) President? ;-)

    I am almost ashamed to work and live so close to Berkeley.

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  2. Anonymous12:19 PM

    As a recent alumnus of Berkeley and hopefully future policeman, I should clarify a few things that your analysis, while very on-point, did not get right.

    The people in the trees are not students. They never were students. They are homeless citizens of the city of Berkeley and have nothing to do with the University. The students, staff, and much of the faculty of UC Berkeley are honestly quite moderate and hate the situation just as you do.

    The city of Berkeley (both the government and the non-University citizenry), on the other hand, are pretty much every negative description you already provided.

    Please in the future note however that our beloved University is a conservative and traditional institution of higher knowledge that throughout its history has had poor ties with the city and "townies." Despite what you know of the '60s, the city's actions are not representative of the University and the people who study/work there.

    We all hate the idiocy that the hippies put us through, but we also hate that so many outsiders don't make the distinction between us and them.

    -Eddy

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  3. Eddy,

    Your take on things there is interesting and I'd love to hear more. Who exactly are these protesters?

    Is there actually conservatism existing at the school?

    Good luck in your pursuit of a police job. I've ridden that ride and it's a great one.

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  4. Anonymous8:45 PM

    These protesters in the trees are part of a large contingent of a largely homeless population of hippies who do reside in Berkeley. They vandalize the city with signs, paint, and chalk to spread their message and spend most of their days sitting along the sidewalk asking for change.

    The city approves of this kind of behavior by decriminalizing things such as public lodging, public urination and defecation, disturbing the peace and harassment of passersby. To a large extent, use of marijuana in public is tolerated de facto. If they find an issue that they disagree with, such as the University rebuilding the stadium, they will find what they can to impede its progress regardless of the law. They act as if free speech trumps their obligation to obey the law. They also act as if their opinion on a matter should be enforced though they have no business or stake in the matter, i.e. not being connected with the University whatsoever.

    The students and staff, by and large, hate these people and hate the idiotic actions of the Berkeley City Council. They are by no means conservative (a modern higher education leans quite left), but socially speaking they are very moderate. The protesters and the city council are thorns in our side that ruin our studies, our work, our progress, and our reputation as by far the best public university in the world.
    -Eddy

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  5. And you know who else hates these morons?

    REAL environmentalists.

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