The insanity of the right wing voter

charver said:
I would say he was insane because he is apparently under the impression that the people who disagree vocally with his immigration stance are "my own people, the Irish".

Somebody should tell him that he is an American.
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Just crazy aint it?
 
cawacko said:
If you immigrated here legally why is it crazy to not like people immigrating here illegally?
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Because, like, he is a Republican.... and they are just... like .... insane... how dare they speak out on such a topic... what makes them think they have a right to be heard? Crazy ass Republicans.
 
evince said:
http://cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/02/09/a-one-man-immigration-protest-on-72nd-street/


February 9, 2009, 2:15 pm
A One-Man Immigration Protest on 72nd Street
By Corey Kilgannon

Corey Gilgannon/The New York Times
Jim Behan on West 72nd Street, about a block from where he lives.“I served this country as a U.S. marine, and now I got to watch it go down the tubes because we let anybody in, without no rhyme or reason,” said Jim Behan, 67, as he stood on West 72nd Street holding up a large sign with the words, “Illegal Immigration — No Order, No Border, No Nation.”

Mr. Behan wears battle fatigues. After all, he is truly in the trenches here in this Upper West Side hub, where many disagree with his hard-line “close the borders” view. He says he gets more than his fair share of nasty comments from passers-by.

“Oh, you wouldn’t believe the things they say — it’d curl your hair,” he said at the spot on Saturday afternoon. “‘You’re the reason this country’s in such bad shape.’ They absolutely hate me. But my opinion is, there’s no order at our borders, and it’s ruining us as a country. I’m upset that our leaders have not enforced the laws of our country, and Obama’s going to be a disaster.”

Mr. Behan lives a block away, in a furnished room on West 71st Street, and his $70-a-week rent is regulated by state law. He said he was a New York City employee, first for the Department of Sanitation, and later for the Department of Transportation, on the Staten Island Ferry. Now he lives on a partial pension and Social Security, he said, and spends many days holding up his sign to enlighten the naïve Upper West Siders.
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Dangerous insanity happens more in groups and any honest observer sees far more lefty groups that form than rightwing ones.
 
Superfreak said:
Because, like, he is a Republican.... and they are just... like .... insane... how dare they speak out on such a topic... what makes them think they have a right to be heard? Crazy ass Republicans.
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And, like, its a total slap in the face... Totally! I mean, like, dude, I don't know what else to say, or whatever!
 
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