Former South Carolina GOP Head Loves The Troops So Much He Wishes This One Vet Had 'Come Home In A Body Bag'
Former South Carolina GOP executive director and weinermailer Todd Kincannon is doing his part to Support The Troops, if by "support" you mean "wish violent death to."
But it's totally OK in this instance, since Kincannon only wishes bullets to be sent to explode the skull of one particular subset of The Troops, Mike Prysner, who is an Iraq War veteran and anti-war activist, and therefore a Bad American who thinks wrong thoughts. We'll confess that we'd never heard of Mike Prysner before, although we were familiar with Mr. Kincannon's oeuvre, which includes a masterful twitter thought about how Trayvon Martin would have inevitably have grown up to "suck dick for drug money."
Charles Johnson at Little Green Footballs discovered over the weekend that Kincannon had some similarly elevated thoughts about Prysner:
But let's put this in context! LGF doesn't say what set Kincannon off, but a look at his timeline -- which Johnson notes is "a non-stop stream of sexism, racism, and ugly hate speech" -- makes it clear that Prysner totally deserves to have his brains splattered all over the trunk of a Lincoln Continental. Not merely because Todd Kincannon has some serious J.G. Ballard-style kinks going on, but also because Prysner said extremely provocative things that Kincannon disagreed with!
Again with the cocksucking, eh? Kincannon, whose own record of military service appears to consist of being really happy to send Americans to go die in some wars, didn't link to any particular "insults" against American policemen perpetrated by Prysner, but we suppose it might have been these two tweets, which are so filled with hatred and vitriol that, sure, Kincannon's death fantasies seem only reasonable:
We're trying to remember what kind of political system it is where people face death if they say bad things about the Police, but we can't remember the name for that kind of state.
Does XBOX combat count?
No snow but probably the last freeze tonight. Texas is still in a drought and probably will be for several more years. We did get 1.91" of rain 2 weeks ago but unfortunately we lost 440 3-week-old chicks to it. They stayed outside the shelter we set up for them and they drowned. It was horrible. The mild, dry winter means bug problems in the garden and rattlesnakes later on.