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Psst…“Don’t’ tell anybody I said that”
These ignoramuses with titles teach our kids
Illustrating the topic “How they came to power,” Dr. Blake Armstrong, a psychology professor at South Texas College in Weslaco, Texas was recorded (video under link) as he likened the rise of the tea party to the rise of the Nazi party. The school is a public community college supported by taxpayers.
Armstrong began his lecture saying, “In 1931, which was really interesting, the Nazis —- people were kind of tired of them. They’ve been around since 1920, 11 years now. They’ve won seats —- they’re like the tea party. That’s such a good example,” Armstrong smugly noted. “Don’t tell anybody I said that, though.”
“But in the sense of how they politically came to power, there’s a good analogy there. That eventually people realized, ‘Oh, these Nazis are a bunch of nuts,’ ‘These tea party people are a bunch of nuts.’ I mean, the analogy really is a good analogy,” he concluded.
No, Professor Armstrong. The analogy really is a vile one, based in leftwing deceit and moral relativism.
The tea party rose up out of citizen frustration. It is not actually a party, but a gathering of Americans united in their desire to return our United States to its constitutionally based roots. Last we heard they did not have forced labor death camps or gas chambers and ovens such as those in which the Nazis systematically murdered millions of those they deemed “undesirables.”
In another video, Armstrong says “civil disobedience just doesn’t work anymore. All these people are joining ISIL, because they feel like the rest of the world is abandoning them —- which we are.”
Let’s hope so. Armstrong might have missed the numerous reports depicting these fanatics beheading innocent Westerners.
South Texas College needs to reassess its association with Blake Armstrong. He is unworthy of holding a position of trust and the ability to influence captive audiences in his classroom.
Source: http://seeingredaz.wordpress.com/2014/12/11/psstdont-tell-anybody-i-said-that/
