Media liberals call conservative Republicans like Mike Lee, Ted Cruz, Rand Paul, et al. “The darling of the Tea Party.” The phrase is meant to disparage the individual, and the Tea Party Movement. In the interest of fairness conservatives should adopt the phrase “The Darling of the Parasite Party” whenever they write about top Democrats like Hillary Clinton, Joe Biden, Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reid, and, of course, Barack Taqiyya which brings me to this:
The fact is: Barack Taqiyya —— ever the parasite —— lifted it from Elizabeth “Cherokee” Warren in one of his endless 2012 campaign speeches. After he said it the phrase went national.
Warren’s comments brought her to the attention of Massachusetts parasites. Until a better parasite spokesperson topples Cherokee Warren she deserves the title of The Darling of the Parasite Party. Here’s a great video from mattwillwork dissecting Warren’s theory:
First, I want to point out that Warren’s theory rips off St. Thomas Aquinas’ prime mover because she does not go back far enough:
Warren being a Harvard liberal there is a good chance she believes that parasites are God.
Secondly, building and maintaining infrastructure is not a license to support the parasite class. The Constitution specifically enumerates the federal government's authority. If it is not there they cannot do it. Irrespective of the XVI Amendment, that means the federal government had no constitutional authority to support tens of millions of parasites with tax dollars. Yet parasites embraced Warren’s theory as though it was a universal truth.
Note that infrastructure never included free education, welfare checks, countless welfare state programs, and so on until 20th century Socialism reared its ugly head, yet Warren and Taqiyya cleverly implied that parasites built everything that was ever built throughout history. Proof: If they said it about America they must believe it is true in every country there ever was.
Naturally, parasites never mention that throughout history mankind strived to limit the size of government. America was built when the federal government was held in check. Aside from building the country, the most people get the most liberties in a limited form of government, and still the parasites insist that oppressive big government is better.
Thirdly, Barack Taqiyya picked up on Warren’s nonsense because he wanted to give parasites something to feel good about even if it was another lie.
Finally, Warren got her job at Harvard as a “minority hire.” She claimed to be 1/32nd Cherokee. That turned out to be a false claim. No matter. She fits right in with the other Democrat liars in the US Senate.
Just to set the record straight, the only claim Elizabeth Warren has to Cherokee ancestry is that she heard Charlie Barnet’s great recording when she was a kid:
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YKjPI6no5ng&feature=player_embedded]Obama: If You've Got A Business, You Didn't Build That - YouTube[/ame]
The fact is: Barack Taqiyya —— ever the parasite —— lifted it from Elizabeth “Cherokee” Warren in one of his endless 2012 campaign speeches. After he said it the phrase went national.
Warren’s comments brought her to the attention of Massachusetts parasites. Until a better parasite spokesperson topples Cherokee Warren she deserves the title of The Darling of the Parasite Party. Here’s a great video from mattwillwork dissecting Warren’s theory:
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=WdE78PlFP5k]Elizabeth Warren - There is Nobody in This Country Who Got Rich on His Own - YouTube[/ame]
First, I want to point out that Warren’s theory rips off St. Thomas Aquinas’ prime mover because she does not go back far enough:
The existence of a prime mover- nothing can move itself; there must be a first mover. The first mover is called God.
Warren being a Harvard liberal there is a good chance she believes that parasites are God.
Secondly, building and maintaining infrastructure is not a license to support the parasite class. The Constitution specifically enumerates the federal government's authority. If it is not there they cannot do it. Irrespective of the XVI Amendment, that means the federal government had no constitutional authority to support tens of millions of parasites with tax dollars. Yet parasites embraced Warren’s theory as though it was a universal truth.
Note that infrastructure never included free education, welfare checks, countless welfare state programs, and so on until 20th century Socialism reared its ugly head, yet Warren and Taqiyya cleverly implied that parasites built everything that was ever built throughout history. Proof: If they said it about America they must believe it is true in every country there ever was.
Naturally, parasites never mention that throughout history mankind strived to limit the size of government. America was built when the federal government was held in check. Aside from building the country, the most people get the most liberties in a limited form of government, and still the parasites insist that oppressive big government is better.
Thirdly, Barack Taqiyya picked up on Warren’s nonsense because he wanted to give parasites something to feel good about even if it was another lie.
Finally, Warren got her job at Harvard as a “minority hire.” She claimed to be 1/32nd Cherokee. That turned out to be a false claim. No matter. She fits right in with the other Democrat liars in the US Senate.
Just to set the record straight, the only claim Elizabeth Warren has to Cherokee ancestry is that she heard Charlie Barnet’s great recording when she was a kid:
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DlAEdcMy_0A&feature=player_embedded]Cherokee - Charlie Barnet - YouTube[/ame]
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