Patrick McIlheran, known in liberal blogging circles as Paddy Mac, takes the Brew City Brawler to task for the Brawler's evisceration of McIlheran’s post about the death of former right-wing Chilean dictator August Pinochet, and his favoring of Pinochet over Cuban dictator Fidel Castro. McIlheran had this to say:
Pinochet killed a lot of people unjustly, I said, but his reign could not be seen as unrelieved darkness: At least he left peacefully and he did liberalize the economy.
The Brawler retorted in fine fashion and I have nothing to add except this thought: Using McIlheran’s logic I suppose that the relieved darkness of Adolf Hitler was preferable to the Marxist, Josef Stalin. Hitler did cause the Autobahn system to be created and he provided the impetus for the modern use of rocketry for warfare.
What a putz!
Friday, December 15, 2006
A Paddy Mac Love Affair With Right-Wing Dictators
Posted by Other Side at 9:59 AM 1 Swings of the bat
Labels: Brew City Brawler, Patrick McIlheran
Wednesday, December 13, 2006
Cokehead Gets My Vote
Posted by Other Side at 7:37 PM 0 Swings of the bat
Bite Size
This is gory.
BOSSIER CITY, La. - A pit bull puppy chewed off four of a baby girl's toes while the child's parents slept, police here said Monday. The parents were booked on charges of child desertion and criminal negligence and were being held in the Bossier Parish Jail pending an initial court appearance.
Police said the parents were sleeping on a mattress in the living room of their residence and the month-old girl was in an infant seat beside them when the puppy began chewing on their baby's toes.
And they didn’t hear the baby cry, or scream? My gosh. I know that in the past when my kiddies were babes, I would not could not sleep because I kept both ears open for ANY noise (or lack of) from my children … and will do so when the baby is born next month. These parents were laying right next to the baby. They should be tossed away and the key lost.
This comment, though, is SO Louisiana …
Teresa Miller, who sold the puppy to the Hansches, was skeptical the dog did it. "He didn't chew on anything while he was with me. Out of all of them (in the litter), he was the least chewy."
The least chewy?
I'm waiting for some clown to say this is a result of liberal policies.
Posted by Other Side at 10:08 AM 1 Swings of the bat
Labels: Parents
Tuesday, December 12, 2006
Words of Wisdom
A gem from my six-year old daughter. When I asked whether she was getting her jammies on, she replied, "Sorry Daddy. I accidently forgot."
Posted by Other Side at 8:25 PM 0 Swings of the bat
Labels: Abby
Monday, December 11, 2006
Diversity is a Good Thing
This is stupid.
SEATAC, Wash. - The official Christmas trees are still down at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, but a few little trees have popped up at airline counters.
An employee at Frontier Airlines took up a collection on Monday and bought a few foot-tall trees for the counter.
The initiative followed a decision by airport officials to remove its nine Christmas trees instead of adding a giant Jewish menorah to the holiday display as a rabbi had requested.
Their excuse is other religions and/or groups would have wanted to include symbols. My response is: And what problem would that have been? It would have been a wonderful opportunity to display Americans’ tolerance for all beliefs.
Posted by Other Side at 3:53 PM 1 Swings of the bat
Sunday, December 10, 2006
Serious People
For those who like to say that anyone who doesn’t agree with their idiotic spewings is an “appeaser,” this prediction from Jonathan Schwarz (posted at This Modern World):
If the U.S. ever deteriorates to the point where we’re rounding up Muslims in extermination camps, Victor Davis Hanson will criticize Americans who oppose this as “appeasers” who “haven’t learned the lesson of Munich.”
Must be said with a serious look, because Hanson is, you know, a serious person.
Morons, all.
Posted by Other Side at 10:28 PM 0 Swings of the bat
Labels: Appeasement, Victor Davis Hanson