People often ask me why I hate activists so much. Even the ones that supposedly side with me, I dislike, and my friends dont understand. Well, only activists, with their polarized, ridiculous views, could come up with the things Ive seen:
A black woman whined how unfair it was that she had to eulogize the Orlando gays infront of a crowd that was "too white" for her tastes. And the non-whites in the crowd agreed. Apparently, only minorities are allowed to give a damn now when a national tragedy happens. Then again, for activist bigots like her, national tragedies only occur when minorities die. And it must somehow be blamed on "whitey craka". And then they wonder why they are treated with contempt and disgust.
Another dumb liberal twit blasted out a message about how she was glad that the 2 year old boy was eaten by gators in Orlando, and somehow, it was again "ebul whittey crakka's" fault. Even though she is white herself.
We're not supposed to assign guilt to the jihadist who swore allegiance to ISIS even as he was telling 911 what he was about to go do; we're supposed to blame the guns he legally had instead. And we're supposed to overlook the fact that he legally was able to get them due to bigots in the obama administration giving special treatment because of his nationality and religion; you know, basic bigotry.
But its not just liberal activists that burn me up. Twice now Ive seen stories about women who had to face the hardest choice in the world. They had late stage cancer while pregnant. Hell of a choice: get treatment that will cause an abortion, or Carry the kid and hope you live long enough to safely give birth. I lost a lot of respect for the "pro-life" movement when I heard them complaining that there shouldnt even have been a choice offered. I figure if you really want to kill yourself, you have the right. But you dont have the right to kill another. Nor demand they die to appease your conscience. That horrible choice those poor ladies had to face is a matter for them, their doctors, God, and their significant other. And no one else has the right to say a word. Oddly, for some reason, many "pro-lifers" try to throw flak my way for that stance.
When the average people of America get together, the divides are rarely so vast that compromise cant be reached. Even people with polar opposite views can agree that "my rights end at my finger-tips, just like yours." But once you get activists involved....Its like they work to drive every discussion to the stupidest possible conclusion, and then keep it there, to cause as much pain, grief, and suffering as possible. And that is simply intolerable. Which is why I cant stand them.
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