
The Left-Wingnuts at MoveOn.org, another shining example of stalwart Barack Hussein Obama supporters, have a new
Not content with having slandered a distinguished general officer, MoveOn has now moved on to express contempt for all who might choose to serve their country in uniform.
Their new and improved slimeomercial is presented in a 30-second TV spot, “Not Alex,” produced in conjunction with the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees.
The ad is simple. A mother speaks as she holds her baby boy:
“Hi, John McCain. This is Alex. And he’s my first. So far his talents include trying any new food and chasing after our dog. That, and making my heart pound every time I look at him. And so, John McCain, when you say you would stay in
Take that, John McCain - you evil warmonger!
Now it might be pedantic to point out that John McCain isn’t counting on Alex to serve in
And it might be a picking of nits (but when dealing with nit-wits, one must) to remark that when McCain was asked whether U.S. troops might have to remain in Iraq for as long as 50 years, he replied, “Maybe 100” — explaining, “As long as Americans are not being injured or harmed or wounded or killed, it’s fine with me, and I hope it would be fine with you if we maintain a presence in a very volatile part of the world. ...”
In other words, McCain is open to an extended military presence in
But it is surely relevant to point out that the
All of this is to be expected in political advertising. But why, after first seeing this ad to so many find it so ... creepy?
A post by a mother of a soldier recently deployed in
Here’s what the mother of an actual soldier has to say about the remarks of the mother of the prospective non-soldier in the ad:
“Does that mean that she wants other people’s sons to keep the wolves at bay so that her son can live a life of complete narcissism? What is it she thinks happens in the world? ... Someone has to stand between our society and danger. If not my son, then who? If not little Alex then someone else will have to stand and deliver. Someone’s son, somewhere.”
Unless we enter a world without enemies and without war, the stark reality is we will need young men and women willing to risk their lives for our nation. And we’re not entering any such world and soaring rhetoric and vacuous ideas will not create one.
We do, however, live in a free country with a volunteer army. In the
But that’s not at all the message of the MoveOn ad.
The MoveOn ad is unapologetic in its selfishness, and barely disguised in its disdain for those who have chosen to serve — and its contempt for those parents who might be proud of sons and daughters who are serving. The ad boldly embraces a vision of a selfish and infantilized
And the sole responsibility of others.
These are types of people who will be in control in a Barrack Hussein Obama administration! Scary, isn’t it?