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Another Day, Another Looney Tune

It is getting to be a difficult decision. When another member of the certifiably insane left goes whacky do I post it or not? Sure it is fun to watch in a "car wreck" sort of way... But after a while it is like picking on a retarded kid.

I mean, you don't go to the Special Olympics and laugh when a kid falls. Or at least I don't.

Kevin had the story below about a 6th grade teacher who made her students send US soldiers hate mail. The teacher was clearly a looney tune in her own right. But check out what another looney tune said about Kevin posting the story:

Anger Addicts Pile On an Eleven-Year Old

The Republican Attack Hamsters can't go 10 seconds without being pissed off at somebody, because if they let up for that long someone might notice that the Emperor has no clothes. Since it's a slow news day, they're all ganging up on a sixth grader.

The kid has an excuse for being stupid---he or she is eleven years old. What's the Attack Hamsters excuse?

Of course it never occurs to him the teacher is to blame... That would require rational thought or doing this thing called reading.

How much longer before the last sane rational person leaves the Democrat party? ... Or has it already happened?

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Comments (58)

and ra -- After a while, do... (Below threshold)
Paul:

and ra -- After a while, don't you just get embarrassed?

I am glad they linked to th... (Below threshold)
Josh:

I am glad they linked to the other attack hamster I do not have bookmarked:

"I'm a proponent of vouchers not because I "hate" public schools or p.s. teachers but because they have become a shining example of how a government monopoly, insulated and rarely held to meaningful account, devolves."

O GOD VOICE FILLED WITH HATE, can't you just feel the hate?

:) Pretty funny.

You have to wonder about so... (Below threshold)

You have to wonder about someone who explains EVERY contrary position as coming from "hate". Do they think everyone else hates because they, themselves hate so strongly?

Maybe he couldn't read, sin... (Below threshold)
Just Me:

Maybe he couldn't read, since most of the responses slammed the teacher (or the teachers union).

I guess I would rather be a hamster than a moonbat.

I'm assuming the last sane ... (Below threshold)
bullwinkle:

I'm assuming the last sane person left long ago, anyone capable of reasoning can see that the self-contradictory nature of leftism, for instance being a PETA member that's pro-abortion but anti-death penalty. I've threatened for years to open a restaurant with partial birth aborted veal on the menu and executions showing on a big screen TV, with all the chairs upholstered in fur for good measure. When they held their rally outside to protest me they wouldn't be able to figure out which side they were on. They wouldn't know whether to come in and order a cutlet platter to show their support for a cow's right to choose then threaten to kill me or pace back and forth out front with a Beef is Murder sign and threaten to kill me. Since the self-proclaimed Captain Normal has links showing support to all three causes he's far from normal, reasonable or sane. Yep, sanity jumped ship long ago in liberal land....

You've got to admit though,... (Below threshold)
89:

You've got to admit though, "attack hamster" is a pretty funny term. It made me smile, at least.

Am I a hamster? If so, how ... (Below threshold)
julie:

Am I a hamster? If so, how about some treats and one of those wheel toys?

[Paul: You know you are going to get at a minimum a 400 word scolding. Come on: Are you a MAN or a HAMSTER!]

When you look at the kooks ... (Below threshold)
TheEnigma:

When you look at the kooks the democrats choose as leaders, can there be any wonder at why they produce some of the brain-dead comments they spew?

A simple example of how completely out of touch with reality is a comment that appeared on one of the left wing extremists sites. The writer (I doubt even the lunatics of the left would refer to it as a journalist) stated that nothing, absolutely nothing, happened in the US without the prior approval of Karl Rove. This fruit cake failed to acknowledge that it was posting on a left wing extremist web site and Karl Rove had made no move to have it shut down. Hmmm, wonder if the lunatics that run the site will now shut it down and say it was shut down at the specific instructions of Karl Rove?

This fruit cake failed t... (Below threshold)
julie:

This fruit cake failed to acknowledge that it was posting on a left wing extremist web site and Karl Rove had made no move to have it shut down.

Last summer, there was some article comparing the US to 1930s Germany. It was reprinted a zillion times. I got into an argument with someone about it and kept asking for their proof and they kept referring me to the same article but on different websites. They really believe this crap.

Maybe, we need to do unto them -- The LLLeft is trying to limited free speech! Since, Howard Dean became head of DNC our phones are being tapped. The LLLeft is working on a plan to open up conservative GULAGS the day after they win an election. The LLLeft is buying up all the stock in voting machines so they can fix the next election.

Hey, this is sort of fun!

Ha, all that and on a websi... (Below threshold)
-S-:

Ha, all that and on a website entitled, "Captain Normal." I sense another oxymoron.

julie: in a best guess, I'... (Below threshold)
-S-:

julie: in a best guess, I've concluded that the troubling inappropriate, inaccurate lobbing of that equation that you describe there, so prevalent among LLLeft, is due to the fact that there was not any PUBLIC education provided to a few generations now grown in the U.S. and Europe about just who and what 1930's Germany was and what the politics that arose from there were.

As in, there's a current genaration of misguided, uninformed people who were not provided with any information about the reality of the whys and wherefores of those times and so today misapply certain labels from those times to inappropriate sources today.

As in, there was a literal black out of and about the German Socialist Party for a long time out of disgust (an appropriate reaction, no doubt) but what it led to was that today, we see people who now don't appear to understand the origins of that disgusting time and the politics it spawned and so are encouraging and proliferating a misapplication of terms about it.

I dread having to express this, but the only way around this trobling trend by the LLLeft is to begin to expose the history of 1930's Germany (thereabouts) and provide accurate information about what the politics actually were and why they arose and when they did and how made possible by whom. Not to encourage information about all that so much as to discourage misinformation about all that in contemporary times.

Because, the German Socialist Party arose out of liberalism and the occult in Europe. It didn't arise among conservatives and people of religion in a sincere sense, but among the liberal elements run amok by, as is reappearing today, misinformation and fear among liberals. Not among conservatives, but among liberals and liberalism. It was a socialist movement born out ouf extreme socialism laced with occultist methods, references and fuel.

That teacher should have ta... (Below threshold)
minnie:

That teacher should have taught her kids that destroying mosques is an important part of stamping out Islamofascism and that killing civilians is not anyone's fault because you have to break a few eggs to spread freedom. Instead she has them hating on our brave men who brought them the democracy and Christianity they need to be free.

Bark bark bark bark bark ba... (Below threshold)
minnie the moonbat:

Bark bark bark bark bark bark bark bark!

Hey, no fair! Kevin gets to... (Below threshold)

Hey, no fair! Kevin gets to be a hamster and I'm only "attack"?? I mean..I DO have a nice warm fuzzy side.

MemoTo: Leftist Cult... (Below threshold)

Memo
To: Leftist Cult
Cc: dKos, Atrios, Capt. Abbie Normal, et al
From: fake-name "Attack"
re: "minnie"

Sheesh, the quality of the trolls is dropping.

Send us better trolls! You know, ones who don't drool on the keyboard as they type?

Yep, whenever the hateful l... (Below threshold)

Yep, whenever the hateful left disagrees with someone they ironically label them as "hateful" and gratuitously throw in some references to Nazis. This, more than anything, indicates that the left has lost the argument. They have nothing to add.

RE: Darleen's post (Februar... (Below threshold)
AnonymousDrivel:

RE: Darleen's post (February 21, 2005 08:25 PM)
Abbie Normal

Heh, classic. Time to scan the DVDs.

Let's see, Young F-Fr-Fra, Yes, here it is...
Frank-en-steen.
Frahnk-en-steen.
Frank-en-stein!

Let's put this into perspec... (Below threshold)
Brad:

Let's put this into perspective, shall we? For every letter a soldier stationed overseas has received critical of the war, there are a thousand more filled with glowing praise and unwavering pride of their sacrifice. That goes for kids, times ten.

What we have here is Rupert Murdoch's Post choosing to highlight one (Muslim) child's sentence out of 21 letters. We don't know what was in the rest of the letter; we don't have the text of the other 20 letters.

We don't even know whether the letter writing was assigned by the teacher; but let's assume it was. The teacher chose not to censor any of the letters. Nine out of 21 letters were "critical." Big deal. I find honesty refreshing, don't you?

We don't know how these letters ended up on a South Korean base, but we want to blame the teacher for that too I suppose.

Mr. GI in South Korea isn't getting enough love and called to complain? I find that ridiculous. Hasn't he ever played Santa Claus before and had a kid wet his pants on him?

Murdoch's Post wants to use this one isolated atypical episode to sell papers to its conservative base. No doubt Fox has picked up the story and O'Reilly is fuming about how this one atypical episode demonstrates the liberal state of public education nationwide. The Right Wing blogosphere wants to use this one isolated atypical episode to feed its Left hating hungry crowd. Geez, I suppose you'll be talking about this one long after Ward Churchill has applied for unemployment compensation.

But don't you guys remember... (Below threshold)

But don't you guys remember the rule? Sooner or later the conversation always comes back to somebody or another being a Nazi!

Heil! Bark bark, heil!

Logical Fallacy:In o... (Below threshold)
AKBigBoy:

Logical Fallacy:
In order for the last rational person to leave the democrat party - there would have to be at least one in there now.

I find no evidence for this assertion.

- I hate to do this to the ... (Below threshold)

- I hate to do this to the lurking moonbats but they brought it on themselves....

- Due to the repeated mention of Nazi stuff Godwins law is hereby invoked....

- We now return you to your bark free thread....( just please trolls.... Don't mention the name of the young Doctors secretary or you'll set off all the horses....)

I'm sorry, but 'Attack Hams... (Below threshold)
OneDrummer:

I'm sorry, but 'Attack Hamster' was just too much of a Richard Gere reference for me....

Brad is the only person on ... (Below threshold)

Brad is the only person on this thread---myself included---to see this story for what it really is; a chance to whip up some fear and hatred.

A fearful electorate will swallow almost anything, including a for-profit was that slaughters their sons and daughters while siphoning their money into the pockets of Dubya's campaign contributors.

Clearly I am way out of the mainstream...and thank the Goddess for that! The "mainstream" is a flock of sheep, if this thread is any indication.

OOPS! That should be "for-p... (Below threshold)

OOPS! That should be "for-profit WAR" not "for-profit WAS"

We don't know what was i... (Below threshold)
LC ima mommy:

We don't know what was in the rest of the letter; we don't have the text of the other 20 letters.

you'll get some more quotes in the follow up article in tomorrow's Post. And the father of the soldier in question will be on Hannity and Colmes tomorrow night with the rest of the original letters...which I personally read, being the sister of the soldier in the article. The rest are worse than the Muslim student's...

This teacher requested my brother's address in Korea, so his class could do an assignment of 'letters of support' to a soldier Brad!

"Mr. GI in Korea" gets plenty of love, and only voiced concern when he opens a package of 'support' letters, which he did NOT ask for, to find sentiments like the ones you'll soon here more about.

that would be "hear" more a... (Below threshold)
LC ima mommy:

that would be "hear" more about...sorry, it's been a looong day!

Would that be as opposed to... (Below threshold)
bullwinkle:

Would that be as opposed to a peace complete another 500,000 Iraqis in mass graves so France could continue to profit? Please give us a list of these profiteers, you moonbats keep talking about them, I guess the actual proof can't penetrate the Reynold's Wrap. Loosen that headwear up a little and let a few of those facts slip out. Oh, and one last question for you, is that Reynold's wrap in the shape of a beret or a turban?

Don,What color are... (Below threshold)
mesablue:

Don,

What color are the sheep in clueless land?

BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH.

Hey Wizbangers! We have a g... (Below threshold)
julie:

Hey Wizbangers! We have a guest.

LC: Welcome. How did you happen to wander into Wizbang? I hope you can see that 99.99999999% of us are unhappy about how your brother was treated.

I'd say those numbers are f... (Below threshold)

I'd say those numbers are fairly accurate, Julie. I'm with most of you on this one, the teacher should have screened the letters. How are 6th graders supposed to be political? wtf?

It really hurts me to read ... (Below threshold)
-S-:

It really hurts me to read about broken eggs and "The Young Frankenstein" (character/s) in the same thread.

Y'know, my post wasn't abou... (Below threshold)

Y'know, my post wasn't about the 11 year old---whom I don't care about---but about the anger addicts on the right who always need something or someone to scream about to distract themselves from the bloody mess they've made of things.

Y'all have proven my point so much better than I ever could.

Thank you!

Hi Julie, we heard that Wiz... (Below threshold)
LC ima mommy:

Hi Julie, we heard that Wizbang looked like one of the first to post on the article, so I came to check it out. I'm running around the net trying to say thanks to the people who truly support all the troops, not only with words but with action.

The follow up made the front page of the Post today...stay tuned, I'll be back :)

Hey Capt. Goofball...... (Below threshold)
Paul:

Hey Capt. Goofball...

You say:

Y'know, my post wasn't about the 11 year old---whom I don't care about---but about the anger addicts on the right who always need something or someone to scream about

but your post says:

"The Republican Attack Hamsters can't go 10 seconds without being pissed off at somebody, because if they let up for that long someone might notice that the Emperor has no clothes. Since it's a slow news day, they're all ganging up on a sixth grader.

The kid has an excuse for being stupid---he or she is eleven years old. What's the Attack Hamsters excuse?"

Do I detect a wee bit of anger there, you clueless moron?

"Y'all have proven my point... (Below threshold)
Mark Flacy:

"Y'all have proven my point so much better than I ever could."

That's true in ways that you probably don't understand.

The kid has an excuse fo... (Below threshold)
julie:

The kid has an excuse for being stupid---he or she is eleven years old. What's the Attack Hamsters excuse?"

If reading comprehension is proof of age, maybe, Don is the eleven year old. How, about it, Don, when do you turn twelve?

It seems to have escaped th... (Below threshold)

It seems to have escaped this blogger's notice that everyone else linking to this story is criticizing the teacher, not the kids, for allowing this to happen, and this "enlightened" blogger is the only one I've seen call the kids "stupid."

Who, exactly, is picking on the kids, again?

LC: I read today's <a href... (Below threshold)