Why So Much Hate?

[Brian Baney]

After the incredible success of Glenn Beck's Restoring Honor Rally, many on the "left" have nothing but hateful words to say about it.

An interview on AC 360 of a Rolling Stone Magazine writer calls Beck's Rally, "Just weird". This man had no idea what this rally was all about. He found 100,000 white people on the steps of the Lincoln memorial incredibly offensive. He compared it to a drunk grandfather pulling his pants down. You don't know if you should laugh or cry.

How incredibly narrow-minded. First of all, he is race baiting. Speaking as if he attended the rally and counted 100,000 WHITES and 0 Blacks or Hispanics. He stated he had been to other Tea Party events and saw very few blacks. Once again, The Tea Party Movement is termed, RACIST!!!

Speaking of racist. Reverend Al Sharpton had his own rally. Keep the Dream, alive.

We won't allow "them" to take "our" day away from us. Who is "them"? Why is it "Our" day?

Like Glenn stated, Martin Luther King is not the sole property of african americans. How is this man even permitted to be on the air? He has proved to be a racist through and through.

My thought...will this rhetoric and name calling stop if the House and Senate change hands in November? Or will it increase since the LEFT will have no power?

Brian Baney

8/31/2010

[Nick Adams]

Sadly this will never stop.History shows us even after a catastrophic event like WW II they still run to be a part of the collective.This war is as old as the dawn of time.Good and Evil.I feel that this is all leading up to world changing events.The real question is will America survive.At which point do We The People stand our ground and stand for one another no matter what the cost.The Glenn Beck rally show's millions that they are not alone and the awaking has occurred.I say perpare for life altering change is on the horizon very soon and it's not going to be the election that will do it.

[Peter Trippett]

Division and demonization are the tools of the collectivists. Too many people, such as Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson are making money and gaining power from racial division. So, racism will always be with us, regardless of the status that African Americans achieve.

As long as there is power to be gained by maintaining divisions, the rhetoric will never cease. Every issue will continue to be presented as Black vs. White, Rich vs. Poor, Men vs. Women, and every other division they can find - country of origin, immigration status, religion, political party...

The rhetoric will end when the power of government has been reduced, such that there is no longer profit or power to be had by maintaining these divisions. When all men are free, and nobody can force their will on another man through government, or steal another man's money through government, there will no longer be a need for such division.