October 12, 2010

Cognitive Dissonance

I thought I better post something before everyone started thinking I was taken by the black helicopters and the X ray vans (sad we know for sure one of them exists) but I havent been abducted yet.

So the other day I was watching the new show on Discovery called Swamp People, where people who look a lot like some of my family, friends, and neighbors are chronicled as they hunt gators in the swamps of Lou'sanna.

One of the people I was watching TV with said, "It is surprising that the Animal rights folks and other Liberal Whackos let them put this on TV since they are actually killing alligaotrs" Without missing a beat another person in the room said, "well you know it is because Alligators are not cute. A besides they are far from endangered."

So a third person speaks up and says, "I had never thought about the cute facotr before, but you are right."

Finally I joined the conversation and said, "well proving the exception to the rule, Babies are cute, and if they were doing a show on aborting babies the liberals would think that was great empowering educational television."

Which kind of got me a lot of looks from around the room. But it is TRUE. Just this week a lot of you probably saw that crazy old bat in England saying on the BBC that she would smother her child if it was disabled. If only someone had smothered her.

Picture that for a second though...not the aborting of babies...but lets say the aborting of Panda bears. I want to see a show where a bunch of people sneak into a zoo and abort a panda bear. Why the outrage from PETA would be deafening. There would be boycotts and lawsuits, and save the Panda's concerts everywhere. That idiot from U2 would get up at an awards show and say something stupid. There would be black and white ribbons worn on liberal lapels everywhere. For what? According to them a lump of cells.

Maybe we could get a show demonstrating partial birth abortions to fur seals? Why not, they are ok for a woman to do in a lot of people's minds.

Disturbing mental images aren't they? These are the people we are dealing with... People who think it is ok to kill a baby human but will chain themselves to a tree to keep it from being cut down. Or will boycott a KFC for the treatment of chickens. Or will put commercials on TV showing them blowing up adolescent kids who do not believe in global warming but would have you thrown in jail for chaining your dog in your yard.

That is cognitive dissonance.

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Ah, yes. Cognitive dissonance. We've got a lot of that going around these days. Have you seen the insanity over the suicides of bullied homosexuals? The people jumping up and down on the bandwagon about how it's terrible to bully are the same people who call Palin names, who question whether Trig is even hers. These are the same people who think it's hilarious to muse aloud that it would be great if Rush Limbaugh's kidneys failed and he died. Cognitive dissonance - it's what's for dinner.
I like "Swamp People" as well. While they hunt alligators one month out of the year, they do so using methods and in numbers where the alligators are in no danger of going extinct, and thinning of the population prevents starvation. As the opening of the show points out, the lifestyle of the Bayou Cajuns has not changed much in the last 2 centuries.

Another example of cognitave dissonance is the radical gay agenda whose battle cry is "tolerance" for those that have "differing views", but anyone who opposes their marxist agenda is a racist bigoted homophobic nazi. (Somebody apperently did not give those folks the memo that historical records show that Hitler was homosexual).

One last example is the regime complaining about 5013C organizations not disclosing donor lists to "the American people" (or at least to non American pResident) claiming non-US interests are supporting such groups.. This coming from the regime whose campaign was paid for by George Soros...not American. A regime that never revealed their donor lists from the '08 selection, and has yet to reveal proof of citenship, which is required by law for someone to actually hold the office of President. And if that isnt enough, BHO has played 52 rounds of Golf since taking office. If my sometimes less than perfect math is correct, because of his lovely trips, pimping Air Force one and partying with dictators, BHO has spent more time on a golf course than in the White House simce inauguration.

That's cognative dissonance...or as I prefer to phrase it, "the difference between an open mind and an empty head."
Did you think the alligators you petted last week were "cute"?

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