(Straight out of one of my old horror novels…)
Conservatives are haters: ask any noozie. Or any unionized public school “teacher.”
A high school English teacher in Milwaukee has been suspended for tweeting that he hopes conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh dies of cancer (https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/its-awesome-that-hes-dying-milwaukee-schoolteacher-suspended-after-rush-limbaugh-tweet). Limbaugh announced Monday that he has been diagnosed with advanced lung cancer.
At first they weren’t going to suspend him, but the public wasn’t having that, so they did.
And what did the “teacher” say? We quote:
“Limbaugh absolutely should have to suffer from cancer. It’s awesome that he’s dying, and hopefully it is as quick as it is painful.”
Feel the love?
Hey, folks, you’re the ones who allow these jidrools to “teach” your children, and pay them handsomely for it. You don’t get any say in who does the teaching, no say in what gets taught. All you do is pay. How did we ever get roped into such a sucker deal as that?
Limbaugh’s crime, for which leftids say he deserves to suffer and die, is Not Being A Liberal. ‘Cause everyone who isn’t them is a monster.
We pray for Rush as a champion of what is good and right and true. None of those adjectives can be applied to Far Left Crazy.
And Hillary called us deplorables,
This is disgraceful, and I say amen to your prayer for him.
It’s what they always do. Always.
The example that such a teacher sets for his students is truly horrendous. Even if one privately holds such an opinion, it is best kept to oneself and certainly never should be shared with children whom look up to you as an example. The public school system has become a sewer.
There was a person of my acquaintance that caused harm to myself and to others many years ago. He never showed any remorse for his behavior and even when it was revealed that he had been acting to cover up misdeeds on his own part, he still showed no signs of remorse or even acknowledgment that he had done something wrong.
Quite recently, I heard that he had passed away. I was curious as to what my reaction would be. It was not one of gloating, satisfaction or, for that matter, any positive emotion. It was sadness. I was sad that he never saw how his actions could affect others.
Now I don’t share the view of Rush Limbaugh that persons of the Left would likely have. I see him as courageous and truly unique among the media. He has stood firmly upon his beliefs and stayed true to his word. He is consistent and reliable. There are some other fine talk show hosts out there with conservative views, but I’ve never heard anyone do a better job of it than Rush Limbaugh.
Advanced Lung Cancer is no trivial matter. I’ve known people that were felled by it. I hope that he beats the odds, but I am realistic in knowing that he has an uphill battle.
“Sarandos absolutely should have to suffer from cancer. It’s disappointing that he isn’t dying, yet, and hopefully when he does it will be as quick as it is painful.” So shoot me!
When you belong to a party that works so hard to devalue life (unless you’re a criminal, of course) this is the end result. People who have no compassion or empathy for others.
It really hope Rush pulls through this. It was good to see him at the SOTU getting the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Kind of neat for my youngest daughter as well. Rush sponsored a summer reading contest at her school (Liberty U Online Academy) and donated really nice prizes for it. She won the K-2nd grade contest a few years ago and got a really nice iPad, a $50 gift card, and a set of Rush’s YA fiction books as her prize. The iPad is beautifully inscribed on the back with “Adventures of Rush Revere” (his book series). Apparently the gift card was courtesy of Rush’s wife who thought if he was going to give the kids iPads, they should also be able to buy stuff to put on them. Very kind and generous people. That teacher could actually learn a lot from Rush if she could deign to step down off her smug, self-righteous soap box for half a second.
Sorry, that’s “his” soapbox, actually. I think the image of the skeleton teacher in the skirt got stuck in my head. 🙂