New conservative movie? - "This is the Dust of 3000 Innocent Human Beings!"

Ok does this sound like a bad idea or is it just me? A comment in the article hit the nail on the head, leave this type of stuff to the left. It's a battle that is just too entirely hard to wage against the left. Liberals get a free pass to call anything offensive...trust me I know....The left gets to do this because most of them stand on no moral or ethical ground, it's a self centered mentality void of any authority or higher power. "If I am offended than it must be offensive" "If you disagree with me then you are wrong....always". They throw around words like racist, hatemonger (My personal fav) divisive etc..when really they are just pointing out what they are. This movie may have the best intentions, but is it really necessary to just hand the left ammo over something so trivial? I learned a lesson with some silly videos I made (more on that below). That lesson was that sometimes the tactics used to fight the evils in the world need to be calculated, even if you are in the right and have not done anything wrong. Taking the high road counts for a lot. I think these film makers maybe doing a disservice to conservatives in the end. Conservatives aren't allowed to be funny, especially to sensitive liberals who have a burning desire to be victims.

Stanton: Piñata furor case of misdirected fury: Part Deux

I needed to take a moment before I let yet another lame opinion piece slip into history. Billie Stanton tried to take a stab at me because of my videos that I made with the Isabel Garcia pinata. She regurgitated the same insane line of thinking of Derechos Humanos that my videos were somehow laden with sexual innuendo. I asked her to come on my show to clarify her statements, and of course, she declined. She is a coward. Much like Anne Brown at the AZ Star, she likes to put out their little hit piece then go into hiding. I don't care what anyone thinks of my videos, I think they are funny. I didn't bother putting them back up because others have plastered them all over the net, so why waste my time. I still stand by why I took them down, because they were a distraction and continue to be a distraction. And just for good measure here is once again Isabel Garcia in her own words.
Garcia told me Friday that she thought the Arpaio piñata was great..."I think it's a fair expression of First Amendment rights. I thought it was funny. It had him with the pink underwear and, of course, his face. And it's a piñata. It was a fun thing for the kids that broke it," she said. Garcia said she "wouldn't sweat it all" if someone were to bash a piñata in her image. That would be minor compared to the abuse she has faced, including name-calling and plenty of death threats, she said.
But I suppose she and others draw the line at hugs and stupid jokes, isn't that right Billie? At the end of the opinion piece, Stanton gave us a story that she's quite fond of. Tell me if this sounds familiar...
All this misdirected fury and sorry excuse for law enforcement made me nostalgic for a sheriff I knew in the South. Dale Carson was the perennially re-elected sheriff, from 1958 till 1986, of Duval County, which is consolidated with the city of Jacksonville. Technically, it's in northeast Florida. Culturally, it's south Georgia.
But when a sheriff's office clerk started recruiting for the Ku Klux Klan, Carson fired him at once. Ten days later, erstwhile employee Robert C. McMullen marched on the Duval County Courthouse with his wife, KKK Imperial Wizard Bill Wilkinson and three others, all clad in KKK hoods and robes. Deputies had to escort them into the courthouse as an angry mob of about 300 residents screamed anti-Klan sentiments. The mob was white. McMullen later made a federal case out of his firing, claiming his First Amendment rights of speech and political expression had been violated. But the courts, right up to the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, found that a member of the KKK, which foments violent crime, isn't suited to work in law enforcement. It's heartening when law enforcement and white majorities show good sense and human decency in the South.
It's a damn shame that's not happening in the Southwest.
So here you have a nice little tale of how just because you express your 1st Amendment Free Speech doesn't make you immune to acting like an idiot.  The person was an employee of the state and acted inappropriate for their job position. The joke is on Billie Stanton since she was trying to use this an example against Arpaio, but it really is a crystal clear example of the exact reasons why hundreds of tax payers believe Isabel Garcia should lose her job. So thanks Billie, your article was a waste of time, but your stupidity gave us a great story to use.


Speaking of Pinatas, did you know there was a movie!?
 Piñata Survival Island

 The movie is, quite literally, about a killer piñata. If only Derechos Humanos and Isabel Garcia were there they could have saved lives and beat the evil Pinata to a pulp. Might make a good sequel?

Andrew's random video for Thursday: I was watching the Olympics, and when the men's pommel horse competition started, I was overcome with flashbacks to this horrid, horrid movie...