Friday, February 15, 2008

John McCane And The Rape Of Conservatives


The conservative movement of America, insofar as it's affiliation with the Republican Party, has been compared to a three legged stool, made up of social conservatives, fiscal conservatives, and foreign policy conservatives.

I think comparing it to a three legged witches cauldron is more apt a description-a witches cauldron run by a group of very dark, satanic witches. Unfortunately, the social conservatives have gone from being one of the important and vital three legs, to an unwilling part of the vile broth that has cooked and stewed and simmered into a concoction that is rancid at best.

Who can blame them for wanting to break free and have their well-earned place at the table? Yet, when they try, they find themselves more like a battered wife, one who knows she is being abused, and yet has no place left to go.

Now, just when the conservative movement seemed ready to assert it's rights, along comes John McCain, who tells them to "calm down".

Yeah, I've always heard that rape victims deep down enjoy being raped. I have always heard that in many if not most cases, they "asked for it."

I've also heard that the rapist is himself a person who has problems, perhaps stemming from some kind of abuse he experienced. Well, if that is true, it is easy to see how John "Stockholm Syndrome" McCain seems determined to continue the cycle of abuse by inflicting his condition on members of the Republican Conservative movement.

Some have balked at this treatment and will continue doing so. Some will make their way out of the abusive relationship their party has forced upon them, while refusing to honor their concerns and beliefs. They will walk away, and will not return until those concerns are met satisfactorily. They are tired of the abuse.

Others, however, will remain and continue to put up with the rape and abuse. Not only will they remain, they will convince themselves, in true Stockholm Syndrome fashion, that they enjoy it.

After all, where else can they go? Who else can they turn to? It's a cold, cruel world out there, filled with Democrats, Leftists, hedonists, and secular humanists of all stripes, just ready to pounce and destroy their souls.

How much easier to remain in an abusive relationship? After all, they are getting a little something out of it-ain't they?

Sure, for now, they are getting screwed, in the ass, in the mouth, and in every other orifice they have. Many of them hope McCain will use "protection" in the form of a truly conservative VP candidate. Of course, no form of contraceptive or protection is fool-proof, is it?

Evidently not. The disease is already spreading. Worse, where once it was morning in America, now there is nothing but morning sickness. The future does not look good, and unfortunately, at this late stage, abortion does not seem to be an option, though ironically it might seem strangely tempting.

Maybe in time they will really learn to like it.

4 comments:

white trash republican said...

Had to wander by and read your post.
Christ! That pic creeps me out.

I'm tired of the "war hero" crap, I'm tired of the "hand across the aisle" b.s., I'm tired of waking up everyday with a sharp pain in my back from where the knife has been repeatedly stabbed. And I'm REALLY tired of the snarky, phony "My friend..." he spouts like a Tourette's patient.
I hate being told what I should do. I guess that makes me a bad American.
Queeg only barely had one leg left on that 3 legged stool-and he's been furiously sawing that one off.
If this is the end, I'm going down swingin'!
We've let that camel into the tent over the years, bit by bit, and now it's crapped on the floor. That's what compromising our base values has got us.

(((Thought Criminal))) said...

http://mfile.akamai.com/18288/rm/video.washingtonpost.com/media/politics/083004-14v.ram

SecondComingOfBast said...

WTR-

Yeah, that picture says it all, don't it?

Beamish-

I'm on dial-up so I can't watch videos. What is it, Bush I endorsing McCain? Those RINO's all seem to run in herds, huh? HaHaHaHaHahaHaHa

Seriously, of course all the party elders are going to encourage solidarity, after all, that's where and how their bread is buttered.

If Huckabee, Romney, Giuliani, Thompson, or even Paul go tthe nomination, they would almost all endorse their party's standard bearer, whichever one it was, just as enthusiastically as they now are McCain. That doesn't mean every rank-and-file Republican is going to go along with them.

Bottom line, if McCain wins, as I concede he well might, he will owe just as much to Democratic and independent voters as he will Republicans.

(((Thought Criminal))) said...

It's 2008, and you're still on dial-up?

Upgrade with your Earned Income Tax Credit already, wage slave.