Well what I failed to notice is that Palin was a cable news tear (With the exception of Fox News of course.) and also went after Melissa-Harris Perry for one of her "Lean Forward" promos on MSNBC.
Now apparently Palin was angry at MHP for daring to suggest that children were not the possessions of their parents, you know like a pair of socks or a new car, and instead were human beings that should be nurtured by the entire community.
Here maybe you can make sense out of it.
Apparently MSNBC doesn't think your children belong to you. Unflippingbelievable. youtu.be/Oa9temz_CxwNice of her to embed the video so that we can see for ourselves how completely ridiculous her attack is, don't you think?
— Sarah Palin (@SarahPalinUSA) April 7, 2013
Perhaps the delusional dingbat thinks Melissa Harris-Perry was insinuating that Trig is not Scarah's child! It HAD to be about Scarah, right?
ReplyDeleteMental illness is getting worse - no other explanation for this reaction.
Yep, lies have a way of eating at a person. I guess she's paranoid that the truth about Trig is coming out.
DeleteA word to the wise Sarah darlin': DOCTOR Harris-Perry is really not the one to f*ck with. Unlike Rove and the other neo-nuts, DOCTOR Harris-Perry isn't looking to protect the GOPTeabagger agenda, thus she would have no qualms with taking your clown ass down.
The only venue for Palin to continue her grifting is to start to pick fights with people who have a broader audience and hope they respond. She has no other way except FB and Twitter to engage an audience. Her bot's will then feel compassion for her victimization and keep donating to her PAC. She thrives on the negative attention. She has never contributed a positive contribution of any kind.
Deleteshe's just flippin' out because her kid does't really belong to HER.
DeleteNot a big surprise--to Princess Mucho Dinero, the kids are nothing but u$eful prop$ belonging only to HER.
ReplyDeleteOT--RIP Annette Funicello, a truly talented, lovely and courageous woman. She will be missed!
First I'd heard of Annette's passing, loveandknishes. If I had to hear it, glad it was from you...
DeleteMay her memory endure as a blessing.
She should have "watched" the video all the way through. MHP is saying something similar to Hillary's "it takes a village". But Sarah lives in her own world...
ReplyDeleteOh, the right hates that 'village' notion from Hillary as well. They want no one collectively doing anything, because that's socialism. They want to homeschool their kid (or not,) make sure they get no sex ed, because all those babies of teens are SO welcomed and so likely to have bright futures because of being on food stamps and having a mother exhausted from working two jobs without a high school diploma. They want no one to have health inurance not mandated by a company plan and the insurers', because you know, only people with decent jobs deserve to get vaccinations and blood work and have their broken arm set without selling their car. It's too bad Sarah's 'village' hasn't stepped in to take care of her kids for her...let's see, two teen pregnancies that they will admit to, three over-18s with one earned diploma between them, no college classes for a better future, and a middle schooler with a mouth like a sailor. Oh, and lest we forget..a DS child who is not getting what he needs to ever be semi-independent and make a life for himself. I can hardly wait 20 years when Sarah is 70 and Trig is still living at home and squinting at picture books and screaming because she never got him the therapies he needs right now.
DeleteSarah Palin is the the one that is friggin' unbelievable! What an idiot!
ReplyDeleteWhat a douchebag. MHP was saying it takes the village to raise children. When one child succeeds, we all succeed. SP doesn't strike me as a parent concerned about the education of her own children, let alone those from the village.
ReplyDeleteWhen I grew up, it was not uncommon for a neighbor to tell me "Its time to go home now" when it was time.
ReplyDeleteWhen I grew up, it was not uncommon for a neighbor to caution me before I was about to do something stupid.
When I grew up, it was not uncommon for a neighbor to chew me out if I did something wrong - and I knew it was wrong.
When I grew up, it was not uncommon for a neighbor to ask me "how are you doing" - and I knew they were genuinely concerned for me AND wanted to know - how was I doing?
When I grew up, it was not uncommon for a neighbor to take us all to the drugstore for a coke. We'd load up in their car and go. If we were hungry, we'd get some french fries too.
But most of all, when I grew up, I felt like not only was I my parents child, but also a child of our community / street. If I needed help, I could run up to any neighbors door and know they would help me, without question.
Everybody knew everybody else. We weren't afraid to correct another parents misbehaving child, and we didn't always judge each other. I'm just saying...
"When I grew up, it was not uncommon for a neighbor to take us all to the drugstore for a coke. We'd load up in their car and go. If we were hungry, we'd get some french fries too."
DeleteKAO so true! I remember My neighbor taking me and my brother to the zoo! And She used to make us her special Fried rice! (no fish) :) You don't see that now.
Well... the paylins their kids are like wild animals roaming....
in rut!
And I remember the "spies" my mom had around town who'd notice (and report) if you threw your lunch away and went to the local burger place for lunch, or if your collar was up and hair slicked back like some hood
DeleteNo one said Trig wasn't yours, $arah, you DUMBASS. We said you didn't birth him. PROVE IT.
ReplyDeleteGood God, this bitch....
Last night, the families of Newton, CT told their very sad stories, putting a personal face on the issue of gun control. Among the issues that they discussed was the fact that gun control was a community issue. It affects everyone. They provided the rebuttal to Sarah's silly argument that you own your child vs. Melissa Harris Perry's point that your child is part of a community.
ReplyDeleteThe Newtown parents are part of a community, and they acknowledged teachers and other students who saved lives. There are children in Newtown who are alive because someone in that school helped them. That is what is meant by being part of a community. The actions of the gunman (and his mother who provided the weapons) affected all of them. You cannot be part of a community without other people affecting your life, and perhaps you affect other peoples' lives as well.
Once we send out kids off to school, they interact with the other kids, who might teach them swear words, tempt them with drugs or offer wonderful friendship. We do not live in isolation. When we send our kids out to play at a friend's house, we should know whether they keep guns in that house, are they locked safely away, is there drug use, is there an abusive adult in that house? All of these things affect our kid when they step out of our house.
The only way that Palin can make the claim that she owns her own kids is if she keeps them at home, home schools them and they never have to set foot in the world. Trig needs therapy. Is Sarah providing it, or does it come from someone in the community? I notice that many in her family wear glasses. That meant that they had to go to someone who was trained in giving an eye exam, writing the prescription for someone to make the glasses. Maybe that person has a child in daycare, which allows them to work at the glasses store. Maybe the eye doctor went to school on a scholarship or a student loan. All of this comes as a result of the community. Unless Palin is growing her own cotton, weaving her own cloth and shooting her own dinner (and we know that she can't shoot straight), she relies on her community, too, whether she wants to admit it or not.
Melissa used that argument as a springboard for a smart discussion, something that was beyond Sarah's limited ability to understand. Community goes beyond the people who live near us. Today, a community or network can exist on-line, like Sarah's fan group. She makes these straw men arguments to appeal to them, hoping that they will send her money. Sarah would not exist without her community of followers. We are all inter-connected, and Melissa's argument extends far beyond our children. It really includes all of us. It's too bad that while most people can think in terms of "the group," Sarah's thinking is limited to herself.
Sarah obviously believes her children belong to her. Nobody else can exploit them but her. And only Bristol can exploit Tripp.
ReplyDeletemaybe if ignorant box of hair sarah wouldn't have owned her children they wouldn't be such a klan of uneducated losers they are today.
DeleteSarah buys her kids and that is ownership. She was never any kind of a decent parent. Probably bought the commodities off with candy to start and it grew from there. In Sarah World you buy it, you own it. There is not an ounce of humanity behind those eyes and she doesn't understand humans.
DeleteThat's a stinky box. The ignorant box of hair smells putrid, also, too.
DeleteThis is especially rich coming from a woman who sent one pregnant daughter to live with her aunt, one juvenile delinquent son to "play hockey" in Michigan them forced him to enlist in the army, pays a rotating team of nannies to rear her special needs child, and spends long stretches of time sunning herself in Arizona while her preteen daughter is living with another aunt in Alaska. It certainly does take a village to raise the Palin kids, right Sarah!
ReplyDeleteVirginia Voter
OMG - you SO NAILED IT!!!
DeleteZING - that's gonna leave a mark!!
Oops, I posted almost exactly the same thing down thread as I obviously didn't read all the comments first...sorry!
DeleteExactly. Who is taking care of Piper on a regular basis? Who is taking care of Trig? At one point or another every one of her children (even the one she didn't give birth to) has lived with another family, either related or not.
DeleteI've never heard of such a thing (although I sure the Palin toe-sucking apologist will be here shortly to tell us that it happens all the time).
To that I say, only when the parents are unable or unwilling to care for the children.
As I understand Wasilla history, Curtis Menard II marched into Sarah's office when she was Mayor and told her that she should be spending more time with her kids. Menard's interest was ...well, he was Track's godfather, and some people think that he had a closer relationship to the boy. So for question for Sarah is: If a close friend, your child's godfather told you to spend more time with your kids, who was taking care of them if you weren't? Sounds as if someone else in the community looked after the Palin kids. I guess that they were part of the community after all.
DeleteWell said Virginia Voter...and sooooo true!
DeleteI guess CNN wasn't the only network to tell Sarah to get lost.
ReplyDeleteChildren are educated and molded by so many different forces -- family, school, church, work. They don't live in a vacuum, and, thank goodness, they don't. They then can enter adulthood having experienced a variety of people and situations, and are thus more able to WORK and not be a taker, unable to navigate in the complex world.
ReplyDeleteIt has been ever thus, and will continue to be.
Of course parents have the ultimate responsibility for their children. No one disputes that, except for extreme instances of child abuse, drug or alcohol abuse by the parents. The family has the greatest effect on a child. But no child should be kept isolated from the whole rest of the wonderful world.
Perhaps if the community had helped give Bristol guidance when her parents weren't around, she wouldn't have lost her virginity at 15, drunk in a pup tent, or given birth before she was an adult. Perhaps if there had been others watching and giving guidance, at least one of Sarah's adult children would have learned the value of an education, and have finished high school.
I wonder if Trig's various nannies count for Sarah as "family" or "community"?
She surely isn't raising the boy herself.
No child or person is the property of another. It's outlawed by the U.S. Constitution. Give it a read, Sarah, when you've finished all your child care duties for the day.
The only thing that is unflippingbelievable is that Sarah has the nerve to make any comment regarding child-rearing given her less than stellar track record.
ReplyDeleteRemember, Sarah only has an IQ of 83, according to opposition research out of the 2006 AK Gov. race. There's so much she just can't understand.
ReplyDeleteWell, Sarah, when most of your Grand kids are 'FARMED OUT' to your sisters, they 'don't' belong to you. Where is Willow's baby? Bristol's DWTS baby is with Britta, I bet that cost you a nice sum of 'HUSH MONEY'. UNFLIPPING BELIEVABLE.
ReplyDeleteMy children DON'T "belong" to me. They are human beings in their own right.
ReplyDeleteBTW--if she believes that she "owns" her children, then why does she believe abortion is so wrong? Isn't all the rhetoric from the right-to-lifers about how each and every fetus/ embryo/ fertilized egg is absolutely an indivual person with an existence separate from the mother?
All the while her family has raised her children with little thanks from Todd and Sarah:
ReplyDelete"Here Mom and Dad, have Willow and Piper, here Aunt Heather, have yourself a pregnant Bristol with Mono, oh, and while you're at it Heather, please keep Bristol away from Levi, something Todd and I haven't been able to do because we suck as parents, perhaps you'll be more successful."
Also too, the Palins should thank whoever Track was sent to live with in Michigan after his run in with the law 2006.
What's "unflippingbelievable" is that she doesn't take care of her kids and expects others to do it for her.....
ReplyDeleteIMHO, this is Scarah's problem with PROFESSOR Melissa Harris-Perry:
ReplyDeleteProfessor Harris-Perry received her B.A. in English from Wake Forest University, her Ph.D. in political science from Duke University and an honorary doctorate from Meadville Lombard Theological School. And she studied theology at Union Theological Seminary in New York. She lives in New Orleans with her husband, James Perry, and is the mother of a terrific daughter, Parker.
-just sayin'
Dear MS. Perry, no reason for you to lower yourself, and respond to OLD dumb ass. Your credentials speak for themselves. Lets all wage a war on STUPID, by ignoring the stupid Bitch. There is not ONE, 1, nada, college degree in that whole damn family. Stupid is as Stupid says, and does.
DeleteApparently Sarah Palin I.Q. 83 is a Twitter Pundint(sic)with no experience in child rearing. She shows the entire population how uninformed she is with each Tweet. No wonder none of the other networks
ReplyDeletewant her as an employee. She will have to continue being a MADAME for Todd's Prostitution Ring.
I think the little hissy fit with CNN was because she was turned down by them..she thought she had that job in the bag! You're right the only job left is Todd's MADAME and posing in magazines.......lol..at least her P-bots will buy them and pin them up on their walls.
DeleteMHP is expressing the sentiments of Thomas Jefferson and other of our Founding Fathers: the survival of a democracy demands an informed citizenry; the community has an interest in our children's education.
ReplyDeleteSarah's cognitive abilities = Unflippinbelievable!
Well I hate to admit this but I think I do know the provenance of this latest idiocy. A couple of the Pee Pond lunatics pointed out that MHP is parroting a socialist line, communal child-rearing, road to state taking away kids, etc etc. Usual John Birch Society delusions that have plagued a small segment of America for years. On the fringe, where it belongs.
ReplyDeleteNo - wait - made one of those benighted dolts - someone stupid enough to bug that crap - his VP nominee! Thanks again MCain! And you Baldy - back - back - back to the fringe of functioning society.
How come she says flip instead of fuck anyway?
I just send this stuff on to friends and family and we have such great fun! She is so lame it really lights up conversation. My sister said she sends your blog on and people at her workplace love it. Sarah Palin is the gift that keeps on giving — the reality show that is nothing like the shit they want us to believe.
ReplyDeleteone truly wonders why Ms. Palin has to be so totally rude. first, she boldly mischaracterizes Ms. Harris Perry's point, and then she sprays on the raspberry, which is the stupid word at the end.
ReplyDeleteTen words to convey what? What has she actually said to us? The tweet does not stand alone as any kind of Barton's Famous Quotations, if that's what she was hoping.
Meanwhile, I see it as representative of Her, and thus I must conclude that she is rude, and I need not attend to what she spews.
Thank you. Exactly.
DeleteI can just imagine the conversation before this tweet went out:
ReplyDelete"Sarah, you just can't say 'unfucking believable' when people who send you money, may see it."
"Fuck. Alright, change it to something that won't ruffle the feathers of the dumbasses. Why doesn't that Gryphen jerk have to censor himself?"
Sarah, don't you mean UnflippinBELIVEABLE?
ReplyDeleteQuit giving tards a bad name.
The bitch could spend all day, everyday settling the score with all "the haters" and never get caught up. Thin skin dunce Sarah better get used to it because it's open season shit for brains And you have a big crosshairs on your stinky flat ass.
ReplyDeleteThis was written up pretty thoroughly from a libertarian perspective in Mediaite yesterday, with some pretty moronic braindead takes in the Comments on what "community" means -- they immediately equated it with collectivism, and soviet-style communism.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.mediaite.com/tv/lean-forward-collectively-melissa-harris-perrys-msnbc-ad-says-all-of-your-children-belong-to-us/
This is the logical conclusion of the extreme right -- that we are nothing more than individuals, and that it is somehow unnatural for us to share life with others. Hey, it's MY kid. I can smack it around if I want! Who SAYS my children have to learn to read and write? Who SAYS I can't pipe my toilet into the river? These are people who think it's safer for THEM for everyone to have a gun or ten, that as soon as you start sharing protection, someone else will turn the gun on you instead of protecting you. It's all very isolationist and subcultural. It's also easier to think that way, hence more attractive to low IQ's. It's much easier to think that I need a gun for myself than to think about what would make for just and effective communal protection. Gimme what I want and leave me alone.
ReplyDeleteGreat post.
DeleteThank you.
Is Sarah Palin attempting to have a Battle of Wits with Melissa Harris-Perry? Sarah is UNARMED for that Battle. Melissa would wipe the floor with the Absentee Parent-Sarah. Sarah's level of intelligence does not exist.
ReplyDeleteSarah's getting even nuttier. Or is that just desperation?
ReplyDeleteIt's desperation. She will do anything for attention now. As much as I enjoy seeing her making an ass out of herself, sometimes I wonder what she would do if we stopped blogging and commenting about her. She thrives on publicity, any kind. Maybe we should take a month off like some did a couple years ago?
DeleteSee ya' in a month.
DeleteOdd concern for Sarah Palin who seems to think that her own children are disposable once they're about three years old. No need for a mother - for Track, Bristol, Willow, Piper or Trig - so she's been off doing her own thing (whatever that is) for years now.
ReplyDeleteBeaglemom
Good Gawd Palin is Stupid!! Damn!!
ReplyDeleteThe best thing to do to Palin is to laugh at her. Her kind of dumb is so sad Harris-Perry couldn't even go there without go into hysterical giggling.
ReplyDeleteIs is possible Palin could get even dumber?
I just found where the libertarians at the Melissa Harris-Perry screed at Mediaite got their talking points about community vs. collectivism. Might have known, it's someone named William Norman Grigg at Lew Rockwell.com: http://lewrockwell.com/grigg/grigg-w321.html
ReplyDeleteGrigg is also one of the wingnuts responsible for the paranoia surrounding the imaginary conspiracy surrounding black helicopter/UN disarmament of US citizens: http://www.lewrockwell.com/grigg/grigg-w320.html
This creature's level of ignorance, is only surpassed by her stupidity. Stupid is as Stupid says and does.
ReplyDeleteI used to say a lot of things that Sarah Palin says. Now she makes them look stupid. Unflippingbelieveable is one, as are some of her other homespun exaggerations. I used to eat the Crunchwrap Supreme. I have shoulder length hair and glasses and ordered one at The Bell after that got out that she liked them, and I quit eating them (and I quit Taco Bell after her "butter on a stick" comment-- she can't like anything healthy, so I just buy fresh fruit at the grocery store, or I go to a real restaurant.)
ReplyDeleteShe does no good for anything. She needs to do some good works with a city and show herself able to act like a nice person.
Nobody does stupid like Sarah, she's an expert!
ReplyDeleteHow true!!
DeleteMore pathetic projection from sick Sarah the Lou-natic.
ReplyDelete"doesn't think your children belong to you" = "people don't think Tri-G belongs to Sarah"
She simply cannot get over IM's commenters revealing the truth about TRI dash G.
Her puny brain makes it soo easy
Our Sarah, owned again.
She is just too dense to "get it". My son has an ex-friend who has some sort of social disorder (Asperger's?), and anger issues on top of that due to his social ineptitude. DS has known him for years but this year he attacked my son in anger at not being included in a group game, and he also attacked (hit) another boy in the classroom for who knows what. He lies constantly, even when there are an abundance of witnesses. He needs help. I outright told his mother to get him to a psychologist. Yes, he's her kid, but he's our problem. Anyone who doesn't get that is just dense.
ReplyDeleteSarah,
ReplyDeleteYou've won the nasty bitch of the century award. That will be your only legacy. Its sort of like the Presidency but not.
Congrats
This from someone with the mothering instincts of a fish. Squirt them out and swim away.
ReplyDeleteTalking about EPIC FAILURE!!!!
ReplyDeletePrimogen1
Granny Grifter's theory is they are my kids and I can f&*%ck them up any way I want to. At least until a court tells me I can't.
ReplyDeleteMHP was speaking to the collective need to improve education for all American Children to actually strengthen the country and it's place in the world. Granny and the RWNJ's only care about themselves. Their kids are on their own too.
This made Huff Post - Mission accomplished...
ReplyDeleteFrankly Sarah, nobody wants your kids. However had there been some intervention in their dysfunctional family, they MIGHT have had some redeeming features.
ReplyDeleteGlenn Beck: MSNBC’s Melissa Harris-Perry part of UN conspiracy to collectivize American children
ReplyDeleteConservative radio host Glenn Beck on Monday linked an MSNBC promotional advertisement about public education to conspiracy theories that contend the United Nations plans to use mind control to establish a communist dictatorship and that the Obama administration is using school testing standards for “leftist indoctrination.”
Last week, conservative websites like Newsbusters and the Daily Caller cited MSNBC host Melissa Harris-Perry’s promo about the need for public education as evidence that liberals intended to usurp parental sovereignty.
“We have never invested as much in public education as we should have, because we’ve always had kind of a private notion of children,” Harris-Perry says in the spot. “So part of it is, we have to break through our kind of private idea that kids belong to their parents, or kids belong to their families, and recognize that kids belong to whole communities. Once it’s everybody’s responsibility, and not just the household’s, then we start making better investments.”
On Monday, The Daily Caller’s Jim Treacher featured the video with the headline, “MSNBC’s Melissa Harris-Perry wants your children.” And the Media Research Center’s snarky headline borrowed a popular Internet meme: “Shorter Melissa Harris-Perry: All Your Kids Are Belong to Us.”
Beck’s The Blaze website noted that the conservative radio host had also featured Harris-Perry’s promo on his Monday radio program, adding that he “referenced Agenda 21, which emphasizes ‘the collective’ over the individual, noting that it’s been branded a conspiracy theory among adults while children are learning about it in school.”
Conservatives have warned that Agenda 21 was a “conspiracy to transform America from the land of the free, to the land of the collective” through “a mind-control technique” called the Delphi technique.
Beck also linked the MSNBC advertisement to Common Core, an initiative to create nationwide testing standards for students.
“This is, I believe, the fulfilment of a couple of things that we said would happen,” Beck explained. “And they have. And they will be dismissed. And you will be made to look like a conspiracy theorist.”
“This is the announcement of where they’re headed,” he insisted. “This is exactly what we warned about, this is the fulfilment of so many things that we have said on this program.”
Beck went on to say that the “battle was on” to defeat Common Core because “it is a loss of parental sovereignty, of state sovereignty and it is also a loss of our children into a grotesque system.”
Last month, Beck suggested that Common Core would help Chinese and Muslims take over the United States.
Watch this video from The Blaze, broadcast April 8, 2013.
http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2013/04/08/glenn-beck-msnbcs-melissa-harris-perry-part-of-un-conspiracy-to-collectivize-american-children/
Good grief, she is a low information news reader if she only gets stuff from Beck, the dead Breibert group etc. What an idiot in her own little echo chamber.
ReplyDeleteI've been hearing about this sort of crap for over 30 years. Palin and Beck are nuts.
ReplyDeleteCertainly. But what the hell was she doing on a national ticket? Better add McCain to that nut list.
DeleteI'm waiting for the following post from Christian Sarah Palin:
ReplyDelete"Apparently Todd Palin thinks your mothers and daughters should be prostitutes . Unflipping believable"
I hate to correct the honorable semi-half-term governor of one of America's most lichen strewn and least populated states, but the actual expression is "unbeflippingbelievable", not "unflippingbelievable".
ReplyDeleteC'mon, Granny Lou, can't you look it up in a bo....
Oh. That's right... I forgot. Nevermind.
Newsflash: Sarah Palin Comes Out Against Education
ReplyDeleteInvesting in public education is just like genocide. And private health insurance exchanges are just like a government take-over leading to death panels… Only, not.
So now you finally know what Sarah Palin reads, though I’m sure you’re less than shocked to discover that Ms. Palin is anti-education. No one enjoys feeling like the world left them behind.
http://www.politicususa.com/sarah-palin-sparkes-blaze-crazy-leading-public-education-old-communist-genocide.html
Except, of course, hair school.
DeleteAnd Holy Matrimony is only for other people's kids!
Beck Rips MSNBC, Harris-Perry Over ‘Almost A Parody’ Promo Saying Your Kids Belong To ‘Whole Community’
ReplyDeleteThe Blaze TV host and conservative radio broadcaster, Glenn Beck, ripped into MSNBC and host Melissa Harris-Perry for releasing a network promo that urges society to think of child rearing in a more collective sense. “It’s almost a parody of reality,” Beck said of the promo. “It is so far beyond what we have ever thought as a nation, it’s remarkable.”
“We have never invested as much in public education as we should have because we’ve always had kind of a private notion of children,” Harris-Perry says in the promo caught by Mediaite’s Garrett Quinn. “So, part of it is we have to break through our kind of private idea that kids belong to their parents or kids belong to their families and recognize that kids belong to whole communities.”
“My kids do not belong to me,” Beck noted. “My kids are not my kids. They are the community kids. So, I don’t really have responsibility for my kids. I can look to the state to also take that responsibility and, quite honestly, that burden from me.”
“This is not a mistake,” Beck said of MSNBC’s decision to air the promo. “This is the announcement of where they’re headed.”
“What’s really horrible about this is — the idea behind this is going to be so appealing to so many people,” Beck continued. “So many people are going to say, ‘I love that, because I’m freaked out. I don’t know what to do with my kids. I don’t know how to parent them. I don’t know what to do. I’m losing control of them. They’re unruly. They’re whatever. I don’t know what to do.’ And, so, the State will relieve you of that.”
Beck said that he believes that 20 or 30 percent of people would gladly allow the state to raise their children in order to relieve the stress of that responsibility.
Watch the segment below via The Blaze TV:
http://www.mediaite.com/tv/beck-rips-msnbc-harris-perry-over-%e2%80%98almost-a-parody%e2%80%99-promo-saying-your-kids-belong-to-whole-community/
I've always held the same sentiment Melissa Harris Perry conveys in that commercial. I call them my kids but they're not my property, they're citizens of the world.
ReplyDeleteMelissa forgot to mention that every village has an idiot, and Sarah Palin is the Universal Village Idiot.
As we get older, hopefully we also get wiser. Looks like Palin is just getting older.
ReplyDeleteCan anyone name 1 of Sarah and Todd's offspring who is intelligent, well-spoken, educated, and not a drug user? Can anyone explain why Todd leaves Sarah at night to go Pimp?
ReplyDeleteWell there's ummmm
DeleteHow about ummmm
I would say ummmm
Okay you stumped me.
Why would Todd leave Sarah to go pimp?
DeleteSame reason he makes peep holes to look at women's nipples.
He's a pervert
I think I first realized that my children were not fully mine the first time I took them to preschool and trusted that someone else would take care of them and contribute to their upbringing, and that it was a good thing to have others throughout their lives that would help them grow up. It is the parents who think their children are their possessions that damage them, or end up pretending to be pregnant for them. :)
ReplyDeletePersonally, I am offended whenever people use substitute words for more foul language. Even if the offensive word isn't said, by using a substitute, i.e., "flipping," the thought is there.
ReplyDeleteI don't care for the word that she was implying and that was on her mind-such as it is. :)
Tells ya a bit about what she really thinks, doesn't it?