Erik Kolacek
You need to take a long hard look at the way you’ve been acting. You set-up a blog specifically targeting one individual, with a url and layout mimicking their own blog. That wasn’t enough. You then decided it was a stellar idea to use this persons full name in every applicable post, and to publish their location, university and workplace. You’ve never so much as challenged anyone in a civil manner. Not even once. So if you really want to challenge people, try doing it properly in future. Don’t expect people to treat you civilly when your incapable of doing so yourself.
Myself and others are also aware of your more underhand/criminal exploits. I’m not going to mention the details of this, because you know exactly what I’m referring to. Judging from your sudden fit, I’m guessing that you’ve received a warning from the admins. But hey, this is what happens when you impersonate people in an effort to have their own blog removed. Then you go and get shaky about a few memes? How rich. We all know your kind of a big deal. We all know that your reputation is extremely important to you. So, if you want to build on this, I suggest that you stick to editing your name into articles. Posturing like a internet tough guy isn’t going to get you anywhere. 20 year old girls might seem like an easy target, but just about anything of this nature can come around and bite you on the ass. You wanted your name all over the internet? Looks like you got it.
All your backtracking is bullshit. No, your intentions weren’t as noble as you’ve now been attempting to make out. You attacked people personally and put them at risk, and now you have the gall to play the martyr?
You’re a 40 year old child. Now, waddle off with your tail between your legs like a good boy.
What's your take on this media shitstorm our President is currently facing? (I think it's pretty cool that the IRS targeted right-wingers)
It is a fact that, historically speaking, the Richard Nixon administration and J. Edgar Hoover’s FBI have used the IRS as a blunt instrument to harass political enemies and groups which it deemed to be un-American. Which is why many of the folks in the over-60 crowd are crying wolf over this issue.
The stated goal of these Tea Party groups is to label themselves as “social welfare organizations” in order to gain tax-exempt status so they can then turn around and influence American political elections.
They believe that they should be able to write off all of the costs for using dark money (see also Karl Rove, Sheldon Adelson, “Citizens United,” et al) to unfairly influence American politics.
I repeat:
Conservative groups feel that it is the American taxpayers’ duty to cover the bill for their political activity. Political activity which includes whining about having to pay their own taxes because, according to them, everyone but their own group is made up of freeloaders and welfare cheats.
Granted, I would not want the IRS to turn around and start investigating every group with the word “progressive” in its name, which is exactly what J. Edgar Hoover directed it to do to the NAACP and Martin Luther King in the 1960s and 1970s.
I am personally disgusted with the idea that churches and political organizations can write off all of their expenses (or even a fraction of their expenses) and force me to pay the bill, so I would be happy if none of these groups received any taxpayer funding whatsoever.
The IRS was just doing its job, which is to make sure we are not handing non-profit status to groups which will then use that status in an illegal manner.
But none of that matters at this point. In my humble opinion, President Obama could discover the cure for cancer and the Tea Party and its army of conservative whiners would blame him for upsetting “God’s natural order.” They’re a bunch of old white assholes, and if it hadn’t been this joke of an issue they would have found another “scandal” with which to waste all of our time, money and attention.
To back up my point, exhibit A:
The Federal deficit is now shrinking exponentially faster than anyone could have possibly predicted…a fact which contradicts every conservative shit-stain currently complaining about the role of government…and no one cares because, whoopty-fucking-doo, the IRS investigated the Tea Party.
Yay.
tv.msnbc.com/2013/05/15/deficit-shrinks-faster-than-expected-undermining-the-austerity-gang/
