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| NPS uniformed thug turning away visitors to NCs Pisgah Inn in early October |
During the shutdown theater created by the whitehouse earlier this month NPS uniformed thugs turned away patrons from businesses on the Blue Ridge Parkway. Of course this was patently illegal and of course the neo-communist media and their supporters made not a peep against their Marxist idol who was responsible for threatening the American people.
A few days ago Alan Justus, a useful idiot residing in Hendersonville, NC made a plea in the Asheville Citizen-Times that just because his master in washington d.c called the furloughed regime workers "nonessential" it didn't mean that they were "unnecessary." Here's Justus'
letter.
Obviously, Justus is incapable of sound, rational thought.
Yours truly obliterated Justus' feeble attempt at persuading anyone (except other low-information regressives) as follows:
Nonessential does mean
unnecessary
"Analogies are always suspect, therefore cogent, trained debaters
never use them. They know that if you use an analogy your argument is
flawed and fails.
I'm sure that the low-information, regressive writer from
Hendersonville would dearly love for fed.gov oath-breaking
greenshirts (read any jack booted-thugs) to shut down the business
that he works for on orders from the whitehouse. And this because
nonessential recipients of the citizen's dole have been furloughed on
a pre-holiday vacation. Forget the Bill of Rights; we're
“transforming America.” Yeah, right.
Those employees of the Pisgah Inn had no choice in the matter to
work or not to work to earn a living because a uniformed thug with a
gun threatened prospective customers and drove them away. Fortunately
the threat of legal force still trumps a thug with a gun and
temporarily brought the washington mandarins to their senses (bho
didn't want a poster-child lawsuit). For those who self-righteously
spout “He Won”, my response is simple: our Sovereign rights
supersede the ambitions of the federal government. We will win."
I don't believe that Justus was seriously trying to influence anyone to his flawed point of view. It seems likely that he took a little too much of his favorite recreational drug, got on the computer and spouted off to the neo-communist rag in Asheville his 'inner child.'
