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Hypocrisy: From ACLU to Mexitude

April 6, 2006 |

Hypocrisy. There is lots of it and it’s freely spread around. From the ACLU attempting to curb free speech of pro-lifers, to patriotism. There is also the hypocrisy of the Mexitude being shown by the illegals and the Mexican government. Check and see.

The ACLU is supporting a bill backed by a Democrat which targets crisis preganacy centers. The issue is over pro-lifers ‘abortion’ services.

The ACLU also endorsed it, and that stunned some who have defended the organization???s work in the past.

???[W]hat about the First Amendment???? asked Nat Hentoff, a syndicated columnist and a former ACLU board member, according to The New York Sun. ???When you have the state, with its power, deciding what is deceptive on something as thoroughly controversial as this, it goes against the very core, it seems to me, of the First Amendment.???

The hypocrisy? Easy. Pro-lifers provide their services with a bias for the life of the mother and baby. Planned Parenthood. Right. Since when did planning to be a parent included the execution of your child.

Before you get your garters in an uproar, you might also consider the same ACLU is supporting banning patriotism. Again the ACLU comes with a convoluted position.

Beginning Monday, the Oceanside Unified School District is banning all flags and patriotic clothing. According to school officials, some students are using the garments and flags to taunt classmates.

Some critics of the move are calling it a violation of free speech protections guaranteed by the Constitution.

The American Civil Liberties Union points to the landmark Supreme Court case Tinker v. Des Moines. In that case, school officials attempted to stop students who were protesting the Viet Nam War from wearing black armbands.

Tie that in with Mexitude. The “de facto control of social and political policy by illegal aliens.” This has brought about the control of patriotism. If students burned the American flag then the ACLU would cry freedom of speech. If we burned the Mexican flag on a campus we would be charged with hate crime and inciting violence by disrespecting another culture.

Immigration issues have been so blurred that we forget whether we are talking about migrant workers or illegal aliens. It also slips past our radar about Mexico’s hypocrisy on this topic. MS. Underestimated examines Mexico’s policy toward foreigners and illegal ones at that.

Take a moment to visit her site on this issue. Glance at what Mexico does. Yet they encourage them to interfere in our nation. But again I forgot. We are still trying to figure out if we should try war combatants in local court or by military tribunal. It’s a no brainer for me but some still haven’t figured it out.

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