Attention Right Wingers—America! Love It Or Leave It!
All of us on the left know what we’ve been told by conservatives for the last 40 years when we’ve protested our government.
“If you don’t like it get out”
“Go back to France”
“America–Love it or leave it.”
Well—Here’s right back at you folks. You lost the 2006 election and the 2008 election and we live in a country with a government taking an active role in our economy and with a President named Barack Hussein Obama.
America—Love it or leave it.
From the song–
If tomorrow all the things were gone,
I’d worked for all my life.
And I had to start again,
with just my children and my wife.
I’d thank my lucky stars,
to be livin here today.
‘Cause the flag still stands for freedom,
and they can’t take that away.
That’s right!
Below is a picture of the President of the United States. We were told so often after September 11 how we should rally around our President during a time of crisis. We are now in an economic crisis as bad as any we have faced since the Great Depression.
If folks don’t love our America, they can move to Somalia or some other place with hardly any government. See how that goes for all these protesters.
Yeah—I’m talking to you screwballs below. (Pictures from The Huffington Post)
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the joke is these rednecks have created this whole problem with the last 8 years of dogshit economics and the war and now they want to blame obama and the left for this disaster of surrendered rights and economic policy. This makes me sick!
I’ve actually had a rather fun time turning 8 years of nationalist bluster right back on the right wing. It’s almost sinfullly pleasurable ^_^
I agree with both these fine and insightful comments.
thanks for a great read and a great way to start my morning (I’ve cribbed some of this with a link back).
Thanks for a great post. I love the way the right has flip-flopped on this sentiment. Limbaugh posted a great piece on how unfair the thought expressed was. If he had written it in 1969, he would have been labeled a “commie”.