It's About Liberty: A Conservative Forum
Topics => General Board => Topic started by: fingerroll on April 24, 2012, 02:15:50 PM
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I have lots of thoughts. I'd think I'd start with a Sean Penn movie set. Just show up, sit around and harass the 1%er actors who whine hypocritically about the rich getting too much. When they want to film a scene I would moon the camera and hold up signs decrying the rich actors who steal poor peoples money at the theatres by charging too high of prices. I'd go to the cafeteria on the set and take food and take food off he trays of the friends of Penn. Just a start
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I'll just keep doing what I already do, occupy a JOB! That really ticks off the liberals. I teach my kids about personal responsibility and the value of hard work and sacrifice. They learn that sitting around and whining about not having the fruits of other peoples labor is no way to go through life and only leads to misery. I take time to review what gets sent home from school with my kids to correct any misinformation they may receive from the school. (Although I really can't complain. My kids go to a small school where most of the teachers were my school mates years ago. Not many liberals in that system.)
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I've thought before about taking a college class or two, and it would most definitely serve a dual purpose - education, and calling Leftist evangelists on their BS.
I went back to school when I was 40 for some industry specific education, and a couple of my instructors - one in particular who was about 10 years my junior - were outright socialist, promoting socialism to the students.
Back then I was 9 years younger and less astute than I am now, but I was still able to run circles around that little prick, and I did. The only thing I needed to make sure of was that my work was 110% with every "I" dotted and every "T" crossed, which I would have anyway. I didn't allow myself to give him any excuse to lower my grade, so I was able to confront his bullsh*t in class, and at least give the other students a conservative viewpoint. They were all basically 19 years old and wet behind the ears, so they just listened, and many of them spoke to me away from class about what a douchebag this guy was.
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By merely existing and being a conservative God-loving Gun-clinging productive member of society I piss of Libiots. But I see no problem adding to their angst if given an opportunity.
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PS-I miss antoganizing Wellstone & Wellstone zombies at the State Fair! :'(
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By merely existing and being a conservative God-loving Gun-clinging productive member of society I piss of Libiots. But I see no problem adding to their angst if given an opportunity.
::evilbat::
PS-I miss antoganizing Wellstone & Wellstone zombies at the State Fair! :'(
The Franken zombies are almost as fun.
::stirpot::
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I've thought before about taking a college class or two, and it would most definitely serve a dual purpose - education, and calling Leftist evangelists on their BS.
I went back to school when I was 40 for some industry specific education, and a couple of my instructors - one in particular who was about 10 years my junior - were outright socialist, promoting socialism to the students.
Back then I was 9 years younger and less astute than I am now, but I was still able to run circles around that little prick, and I did. The only thing I needed to make sure of was that my work was 110% with every "I" dotted and every "T" crossed, which I would have anyway. I didn't allow myself to give him any excuse to lower my grade, so I was able to confront his bullsh*t in class, and at least give the other students a conservative viewpoint. They were all basically 19 years old and wet behind the ears, so they just listened, and many of them spoke to me away from class about what a douchebag this guy was.
I was lucky - when I went back to school I didn't encounter this, but my older brother did. Two of his instructors were hard-liners and active in the local political community. My brother routinely challenged their leftist crappola and routinely kicked their asses.
When he graduated he was within spitting distance of the highest scoring student - a girl 30 years younger than he. All while working part-time and fighting the state.