TWO Democrats publish death wishes for Sarah Palin
And they accuse conservatives of hate speech! If a conservative said this about a liberal there would be an uproar for months but this post will probably be the last you hear about the matter
"A New Hampshire state representative has resigned his position and announced he will not run for re-election after writing that a dead Sarah Palin is "more dangerous than a live one."
State Rep. Timothy Horrigan stepped down Thursday after posting a Facebook page in which he described the "myth" of the former Alaska governor and 2008 Republican presidential candidate.
His resignation comes after another New Hampshire Democratic candidate apologized the same day for his Facebook post in which he wished Sarah Palin and the father of her grandchild, Levi Johnston, had been on the plane that crashed Tuesday, killing former Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens.
"Just wish Sarah and Levy [sic] were on board," Keith Halloran originally wrote in reference to Palin and Johnston, her daughter Bristol's ex-boyfriend.
In his post, Horrigan wrote, "a dead Palin wd [sic] be even more dangerous than a live one...she is all about her myth & if she was dead, she cldn't [sic] commit any more gaffes."
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It should come as no surprise that those on the Left, the very people who invented the term (and idea of) "hate speech", would be it's most ardent users. It also proves something else that has been obvious to many of us for a long time. The Left will save it's most vicious attacks for those they fear the most, be it Palin, Limbaugh, Beck, etc.
Perhaps their frustration and sense of panic is due to the fact that they know their idea/hope for a "thousand year Leftist Reich" will be coming to an end in a few short months, and there's still a few parts to the country that they haven't destoryed yet. It must be very frustrating for them.
This should be a lesson to everyone that we must watch what we say in public no matter how much we really, really wish someone dead.
"This should be a lesson to everyone that we must watch what we say in public no matter how much we really, really wish someone dead."
This is the first intelligent comment that someone has ever said on Tongue Tied 3. How refreshing.
could this be used for criminal prosecution on account of calling for someone to be harmed?
It's more than hatespeech, it's actual calling for someone to be murdered (or would be if it were a conservative making such a statement).
"This should be a lesson to everyone that we must watch what we say in public no matter how much we really, really wish someone dead."
Does that mean the 1st Ammendment is dead?
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