Ebola idiocy and Houston's thought police

Ebola is a very confusing disease

Ebola is the most confounding disease ever.  Not the cure or vaccination which are elusive enough, but the other stuff.  CDC Director and the slayer of the Big Gulp in NYC, Dr. Thomas Friedan is dead set against a travel ban for people trying to enter the US from West Africa.  His stated reasons for opposing the ban make no sense what-so-ever.  Fine, he’s all for letting travelers from infected regions enter the US willy nilly.  Where it gets confounding is that in the very next breath he says that we need to confine the disease to Africa.  Huh?  Then wouldn’t the ban make sense.  “No.  You are clearly a raaaaaaacists for even mentioning a ban.” 

But wait gets worse.  When the second Ebola infected nurse was allowed by the CDC to hop a round trip flight from Dallas to Cleveland, Friedan said that should not have been allowed to happen.  WHAT!?  So Dr. Friedan, we should ban air travel from infected areas within the US but not restrict air travel from infected areas outside the US into the country? 

Freidan’s got to go.  Being an idiot who never says a word is one thing, but when you are constantly offering up contradictory BS and lies, you gotta go.  I watched Hannity for as long as I could stand it last night.  I had to tune out when, in defense of Friedan, Gerry Rivers, aka Geraldo, said, “You don’t fire your commander in the middle of a battle.”  I guess that’s why Lincoln stuck with Winfield Scott as General – in – Chief of the Union Army until the end of the Civil War.  I guess that's why Truman stuck with MacArthur.  I guess that’s why we’ve never heard of General Patton, General Ridgway or General Petraeus.  Gerry, please revert to the idiot who never says a word.

When did bullies get such a bad name?

Bullies used to be the grade school and high school punks who, in the name of “fun”, tormented other kids with a bit of cruel name calling and/or a bit of physical intimidation.  It did not involve criminal activity. People who engaged in lawless criminal activity were not referred to as bullies.  They were criminals.

Today nearly everyone who utters a sarcastic comment or beats the crap out of someone is labeled a “bully.”  Before Mike Brown got his petty thieving azz shot off in Ferguson, MO, he roughed up a store clerk while stealing a box of cigars.  That’s strong armed robbery, not bullying.

When Houston’s homosexual gal mayor thought it a good ideato subpoena area pastor’s sermons and other documents, I was surprised when the pastors characterized her as a bully.  She’s not.  She’s much more dangerous.  She’s an arrogant, corrupt, lawless public official.    

She should not be characterized like someone who needs to be sent down to the principal’s office for good talking to and an official warning.  She and the city should have their worthless azzes sued off.  Ironically it was a law suit that triggered the lawless subpoena in the first place.  I was never much one for taking someone to court to settle a dispute.  However, when you’re faced with the full weight of the government coming down on your head, you may have no other choice.  Besides I’m convinced the only way to stop some of this BS in schools and community is to make it cost prohibitive for the arrogant thought police to engage in activities like banning Bibles, pop tart guns, NRA t-shirts etc.  Once they have to start paying through the nose for their azzbaggery, the azzbaggery will stop.

Also, a CO recall effort might be in order for couple of the more vulnerable council members.  When the gravy train is threatened by the people, that tends to send a message.

Last, doesn’t this episode make it clear to anyone paying attention that there is no end to the homosexual agenda?

Last, last, were a Republican to advocate for allowing men to enter the ladies room wouldn’t that be characterized by lefty Libs as part of the Republican’s war on women?  Why, yes.  It would.