Reflections From a Murky Pond

The bulk of the Liberals love the fact that President Obama has sued Arizona over SB 1070. This is for a variety of reasons, all of which mark them as enemies of America.

I’ll say this for them though – they’re consistent in their faith, however vile and anti-American that it might be.

You Can’t Have People Enforcing Federal Law

Fortunately for them their President isn’t near so consistent when it comes to upholding his Oath of Office and executing sworn duties. He’s proven more than eager to wage a paper jihad against Arizona’s attempt to defend the safety of American women and children by enforcing the federal immigration laws – laws the Obama Regime has refused to enforce – but has been utterly sanguine about- and supportive of California actively flouting and contravening federal drug laws.

Of course Obama swore his Oath of Office upon a copy of the Christians’ Bible and I sincerely doubt that he considers such to be binding upon him; his theology seems to lay elsewhere.

But Obama does possess a deeper level of consistency that is shown by his actions and the people he has surrounded himself with, and this consistence of agenda sits well with- and lends material aid and comfort to his followers and constituency.

The Obama Regime’s and his followers’ newfound love of inconsistent enforcement of America’s laws when it suits them is a dangerous course of action for them. The idea that “bad laws” just shouldn’t be enforced is based upon subjective values and such a mindset stands a good chance of running afoul of the Law of Unintended Consequences.

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Keep your eyes open. Travel light but load heavy, and always put another round in the enemy after they’re down.

I’m a big fan of vodka; it’s one of my preferred spirits. There is one brand, however, that despite its quality, reasonable price, and easy availability that I do not purchase nor allow my family to do so – not that they would in the first place. That is Absolut, which was once one of my staple brands of vodka. The reason for my boycott is clear and simple:

If in an “Absolut World” Atzlan has completed it Reconquista of the American Southwest, or even if they just thought that such an ad was appropriate to use in Mexico then they are the enemies of America.

Since I do not lend aid and comfort to the enemy, I do not purchase their products and encourage all other Americans to do the same.

When bad men combine, the good must associate; else they will fall one by one, an unpitied sacrifice in a contemptible struggle.

– Edmund Burke
The Yale Book of Quotations

Treason takes many forms, not all of which are obvious. One of the worst and easiest to commit is lending tacit support to America’s foreign or domestic enemies by doing any form of business with them whatsoever or lending them any aid or support even by proxy.

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Keep your eyes open. Travel light but load heavy, and always put another round in the enemy after they’re down.

On Tuesday, August 10, 2010 Senator Harry Reid (D-NV) had this to say to a room full of mostly Hispanic voters:

I don’t know how anyone of Hispanic heritage could be a Republican, okay. Do I need to say more?

Sometimes the blind racism shown by how and when Liberals choose to play the Race Card beggars the imagination; it truly does.

Harry Reid: Do I need to say more?

I really can’t think of anything more that Senator Reid needs to say on anything related to that topic. He has once again shown his true colors as just another yammering Liberal racist who stereotypes minorities and lumps them into some monolithic bloc that he then cynically seeks to manipulate for his own benefit.

What funny though is the way that Reid and his sort would attack a similar statement if made by a Republican. Can you imagine the response to:

I don’t know how anyone of Northern European heritage could be a Democrat, okay. Do I need to say more?

So…Does Reid really need to say anything more at all? Well, “Goodbye” would be nice; a dull thud as his corpse hit the ground would be even better – but that’s not really saying anything.