Republicans Are the Party
Of Hatred and Harm
By: Tyler Polk
Recently we received email from a guy named "Darr." It really
reminded us that the Republicans have become a party of
hatred. It's the party of terror, fear and oppression; the
party of totalitarianism, the neo-Nazi party. It's not just
alarming, it's sad.
Clearly, there's a lot of hatred and fear in America. There's a lot of negativity and personal insecurity. I don't know how much of that the Republicans have caused and how much the Republicans are the effect. With conservatives and Republicans there's so much hypocrisy and selfishness that it's difficult to sort out where the neuroses stops and the evil starts. Republicans hate the poor, the sick (if it's not them), the queers, the immigrants, the convicts, the scientists and anybody who's trying to improve the world. Republicans are a step beyond hatred, they're ignorant. Republicans express a kind of addiction or sickness, an obsession of hate and harm; a addiction of killing. It makes the world an uglier, more dangerous place. There's something of the mental abnormality of self-loathing in their character - suck cock while hating cocksuckers! The Republicans like to kill, to harm. They LOVE money at least for themselves. They love war and bullying. They love the ignorance which ignores that for every action there's an equal and opposite reaction. Saddest of all, the Republicans are unhappy, dissatisfied victims of their own personality defects. Republicans use religion as a weapon of hate and division. It's a flavor of Christianity which preaches war, retribution, intolerance and revenge - the worst weaknesses in the human psyche. It's a religious dogma which justifies their bad acts. The Republican flavor of Christianity is immoral. It justifies doing anything, especially lying to achieve power or any selfish end. The conservatives have a cadre of preachers on radio and television. The preachers teach hatred, of course, but, like religious priests, they keep the Republicans sticking to the party line, no one is allowed to think for himself or correct any of the conservative falacies. The central dictum of Republicans is intolerance and hatred of freedom. Republicans don't like anyone who's different from them. They don't like allowing persons (other than themselves) to do as they please or think is right. The core of the Nazi movement was/is regimentation and intolerance. That's exactly what the Republican mantra has become. It is the party of hatred! In contrast to Darr and the Republicans, we urge each person to be tolerant, to help one another and to treat everyone decently. Forget your country. Be a patriot of the world.
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