This is old news in a sense - I'm surprised I hadn't see it earlier - but its still very worth watching in full.
What seems most strange to me is that Massachusetts is perhaps the most "progressive" and staunchly secular state in the Union and therefore normally at the forefront of the liberal tradition of zealously fortifying the "wall between Church and State" - at least as it applies to Christianity and Judaism - but apparently the public school administrators of rich suburban liberal Wellesley are quite prepared to break all their own rules of separation to prove to the world just how very tolerant they are of Islam, which, more than a bit ironically, is widely perceived to be the world's most intolerant faith.
Hehe. So interesting. Good points.
ReplyDeleteDunno if it's so bizarre. Deny faith, and something fills the vacuum. Statists thought Social Progress would fill the void... but it is proving to be hollow and most unappealing. In steps the neo-pagan hordes. The people of Wellesley have no longer any rules, except the intolerant attitude they share in common with the barbarics. In a way, it makes perfect sense.
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ReplyDeleteI agree in part with your reasoning, mostly because that is in fact how its turned out. I guess I was just hoping to hint at the odd irony of it all. Massachusetts liberals, perhaps more than any elsewhere, seem to be in a permanent and incurable state of denial as to the most basic tenets of Islam. MassLibs are so locked into their experience of and ideological bias towards a separation between church and state, that they are entirely blind to the fundamental nature of Islam which is in fact seeks a unification of "church" and state.
Hopefully, there are enough of us, that they won't have to learn the hard way.
Yeah - on one level I totally agree. Perhaps I was over-stating or over-painting.
ReplyDeleteThing is, there's a significant element in the Left that is very much into self-hating. It's the sort of psycho state that mohammedanism preys upon. The barbarians can have 'em: they are a cancer, and they will do unto them as they would do unto us. Please!
Hey LA - what's your cousin's CT website, the something Eatery blog?
ReplyDeleteRan: its Christopherfountain.com; he's not a cousin, rather a friend and fellow liberty loving (but non practicing) lawyer.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
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