Two incidents that broke
today:
KU Professor ‘Wishes Death on Children of NRA Members’, Calls It ‘God’s Justice’ David Guth, a professor at the University of Kansas’ journalism department, Tweeted out a sick message to the world after Monday’s Navy Yard shooting. He hopes that the children of NRA members are killed by the next crazed mass murderer. And he calls it “God’s justice” on “misguided miscreants”. Equally appalling is that the University stands behind its sick professor who wishes death on children.
#NavyYardShooting The blood is on the hands of the #NRA. Next time, let it be YOUR sons and daughters. Shame on you. May God damn you.
— David Guth (@DWGuth) September 16, 2013
KU put him on admin leave (paid vacation until the heat is off) later in the day.
Then there is
this:California Democrat Communications Director Wishes Deadly, Incurable Illness on Amanda Carpenter's Children; State Party Condemns, But Only Because Such Rhetoric "Lets Ted Cruz Off The Hook"
@amandacarpenter May your children all die from debilitating, painful and incurable diseases.
Amanda Carpenter is a staffer for Ted Cruz.
Obviously, this is beyond the pale.
This is what we, as conservatives, are facing. Just in case there is anyone among us who doubts what their intentions are.
Some (on the left) may not think this way just as there are probably some muslims who do not wish fervently for the death of all infidels. But I think that a sizable percentage of the left really do wish us all (and our children) to die horrible deaths. They just wish that we were gone. Horribly. So that they can live peacefully in the sick little utopian world that exists in the fever swamps of their twisted minds.
These two creatures are only the most vocal of the bunch. They dare to say what the larger group thinks and believes.
I don't like to believe this sort of thing about other human beings but history teaches us that this has happened before. The first thing you do is to de-humanize your enemy because if they aren't human then it's okay to destroy them. Then it just comes down to a matter of finding a way to dispose of them in an efficient manner.
It's been said that ovens work rather well for that sort of thing.