Or geometry or algebra or whatever. From last year.
In Chicago, Mayor Rahm Emanuel has told Chick-fil-A that the fast-food
company is not welcome in his town because "Chick-fil-A’s values are not
Chicago values." In other words, because Chick-fil-A ownership believes in
traditional marriage, it shouldn't bother opening up shop in Chicago.
But Emanuel is welcoming Louis
Farrakhan, who is against same-sex marriage and who blasted President Obama two
months ago for endorsing the practice.
Of course.
Rahm Emanuel--like his Leftist siblings-in-arms at A&E--gets told
who to denounce and who not to. (I would guess that, after a while, one would
get a feel for whom to target.) Chik-fil-A? Duck Dynasty Stars? Fair game, no
pun intended.
Nation of Islam? Fugedaboutit, especially if the potential denouncer
is the mayor of Chicago; he knows who to slime and who not to. But even if we weren’t
talking about Rahm Emanuel, the target is a double no-no for the Left: black
and Muslim. The combination of the two politically protected groupings beats
out the single group—homosexuals. In addition, all Muslim public figures are off limits. Therefore, Emanuel will continue to ignore Louis
Farrakhan.
This isn’t difficult.
Reminder: The Nation of Islam joined forces with the
Scientology organization back in 2009.
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