U.S. Rep Fights "Scientific Fascism"

[Gabriel Reproba]

In one Heck of a story, today, Fox News has reported that Republican Representative Sensenbrenner of Wisconsin is going to put an end to 'scientific fascism."

[Sensenbrenner ] said Tuesday he is going to attend the Copenhagen conference on climate change to inform world leaders that despite any promises made by President Obama, no new laws will be passed in the United States until the "scientific fascism" ends.

Two points here:

1) I am glad to ehar that Sensenbrenner is going to Copenhagen as fast as he can to spread the word about this issue. He obviously heard that prostitues there are giving out free sex to all attendees and, despite that, still decided to dream up this "you are a fascist if you don't agree with me" at the last minute and fly out there in a rush. I only pray that he has time to take a few minutes out of his day to visit some of the wretched whores and show them his "little dictator" argument.

2) I want to applaud Sensenbrenner's expansion of the "fascist" argument. For too long have people felt that calling someone a fascist or comparing them to Hitler was a bad thing. That more and more U.S. Republican Representatives and Senators are resorting to this kind of name calling is a sign of how strong our positions are!

[Tumpelritter]

Re: U.S. Rep Fights "Scientific Fascism"

2) I want to applaud Sensenbrenner's expansion of the "fascist" argument. For too long have people felt that calling someone a fascist or comparing them to Hitler was a bad thing. That more and more U.S. Republican Representatives and Senators are resorting to this kind of name calling is a sign of how strong our positions are!

I totally agree with you. It is time to start to use the label "fascist" more freely for liberal positions and not only for this fringe eurabian movement from the 1920s.

Your senator shall tell those nuts at Copenhagen:
All you fascists bound to lose!