by Smitty
Al Gore at Breitbart (no embed for autoplay reasons) was whinging on about the failure of Democracy, mainly because (a) he couldn’t tip the 2000 election his way, and (b) anybody with a shred of sense understands he IS the quintessential vulture capitalist.
I like to call as much attention as possible to his doofery in the NYT:
From the standpoint of governance, what is at stake is our ability to use the rule of law as an instrument of human redemption.
No, you moron: no.
“…the rule of law as an instrument of human redemption.”
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That’s government AS religion.
That’s Communism.
This should remove any doubt that Socialism considers itself a ‘moral’ movement. Church and state are one in the same.
I see now why they defend Islamists.
Tipper was the brains of that partnership.
So manbearpig crawled out of his luxuriously appointed cave to tell us peons another socialist/communist lie.
[…] The Other McCain: Al Gore has some nerve, and a lot of crazy followers […]
Well given his dad and him were both bought and backed by a Communist, what do you expect.
The irony of Gorester using crony capital connections to amass a $200 million (+) fortune is pretty amazing too.
Al Gore has never been anything but an idiot. When he was a tourist journalist in Vietnam he borrowed a rifle and proceeded to look down the barrel. That is a snapshot of the man’s whole life.
At the old NewsMax forum, back in the days before blogging became popular, there was a member with the handle ALGOREANIDIOT. Whenever a leftist challenged him on the username, he’d just supply a recent quote, and it invariably shut them right up.
Most of it was just dumb luck. The leftists in the tech industry sought to compensate him for losing in 2000 (since he was obviously an unemployable buffoon) by putting him on their Boards of Directors, he was on several of them including Google. In those days, the techies weren’t handing out cash, even their Boards got mainly stock options instead.
Al hit the lottery, in effect.
Worse. That’s Islam.
Same difference.
Government should be used to protect beliefs, not impose them on others.