mhaze
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It is the correct response, and expected that some who use the Alinsky method have been unaware of it.Is this intentional or accidental irony?
It is the correct response, and expected that some who use the Alinsky method have been unaware of it.Is this intentional or accidental irony?
Is this intentional or accidental irony?
Thus the "right" correctly describes the Bamster as a "ideologue" whose goal is the conversion of the US into a European style welfare state. And they correctly describe him as a "Alinsky style radical", and he is well understood to have used those concepts as a "community organizer".
Exactly. And so it stands today.If you read up on the history of community organizing, it's nothing new or limited to any particular aspect of race, creed, or political bent. Whatshisname is just one of many in that history. He did give the label "community organizer" to a pre-existing role, though.
On this matter I refer you to Alinsky's own writing in the above mentioned chapter, subsection "ego" and "self interest".......Honestly, if you are going to convince anyone then instead of just chuckling about our self-proclaimed ignorance you might want to get the message out.
There's no point waiting until after losing the election to tell us that Saul Alinsky specifically advocated placing half the population in tumbrils and carting them off to the guillotine because your refusal to "educate for free" wouldn't win you any points and would probably be considered a reckless dereliction of your citizens' duty.
As you quoted mhaze I accidentally read something of his that might, possibly, be relevant to the topic.
On this matter I refer you to Alinsky's own writing in the above mentioned chapter, subsection "ego" and "self interest".
Your premise of selfless behavior motivated through fear of guilt, is the very sort of lofty wordage that Alinsky noted was often subtefuge for personal selfish interest.
Namely, you want others to do your work for you, and feed you things to believe (or in the case of a conservative to argue against).
Hows that little game working fer ya, dude?
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hmmm... must be reading from a script for "Yes, Minister"..... so many words and so little content.
Hows that little game working fer ya, dude? And who am I talking to, the human or the slug riding on your back and controlling your mind?* I'll have to report you to the Old Man.![]()
Wait.......was that supposed to be a knock on Obama? Sounds more like a selling point to me. Thanks for that mhaze.Thus the "right" correctly describes the Bamster as a "ideologue" whose goal is the conversion of the US into a European style welfare state. And they correctly describe him as a "Alinsky style radical", and he is well understood to have used those concepts as a "community organizer".
Oh, and I've got an original copy of the jerk's book.
"Fair" is not part of the Alinsky lexicon.
Wow! This is the fifth page now and we are still no closer to understanding how Newt Gingrich has fired up his supporters by linking Obama to Saul Alinsky. It's all a big secret apparently.
And I'm still not sure whether **** or get off the pot is antithetical to Alinskyite tactics or avoiding ******* or getting off the pot is itself an Alinskyite tactic.![]()
* I cheated and read him while he was on ignore but who is the slug and who is being ridden by a mind-controlling slug?
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hmmm... must be reading from a script for "Yes, Minister"..... so many words and so little content.
But I've been totally open about my intentions in my posts, namely a willingness to discuss the book which contains the answer, and no willingness to "give out the answer".The fact that you're no closer to answering the thread's question as to the accuracy of Gingrich's characterization of President Obama as an Alinsky radical, however, is.