You know what? “I’m tired,” too.

Posted by: Sister Toldjah on March 11, 2009 at 8:37 pm

President Obama isn’t the only one who is tired these days. Many of us regular folk are, too, for both similar and differing reasons.

You know what I’m tired of?

- Liberals who tell me I’m being “unpatriotic” for not supporting Obama’s economic policies.
- Beltway “conservatives” like David Frum telling the party that the only way it can be competitive again is if it becomes, to paraphrase, “progressively conservative.” Bullsh-t.
- Far leftists who still believe Bush/Cheney should be tried and locked up for “war crimes.”
- Radical feminists who continue to accuse women who support Gov. Sarah Palin of being “traitors” to the “women’s movement.”
- Predictable, boring left wing “thinkers” who obsess over Gov. Sarah Palin and her children.
- Republicans who abandon conservative principles and instead go along with bad liberal policy in order to “end the gridlock.”
- Pseudo-intellectuals on left wing networks actively working to help this administration advance its agenda at the expense of common sense and the future of our country.
- Illegal immigrants who believe they should have even more rights than natural born citizens and legal immigrants, and the politicos on both sides of the aisle who sickeningly and deliberately foster and encourage such attitudes solely for political gain.
- Democrats who think that enacting more Democrat policies will “fix” the mess we’re in, in spite of the fact that Democrat policies had a key role to play in enabling our economic (and cultural) woes in the first place.
- Hypocrites who slammed Bush for the same foreign policy decisions that they now pretty much give Obama a pass on.
- Ignorant nitwits who are still pathetically trying to morally equate fundamental Christians with radical Islamists seven and a half years after 9-11.
- Liberal Christians who badly distort the word of God to make them feel good about beliefs that are contrary to God’s word.
- Normally reasonable lefties treating me like I should be more like David Brooks when it comes to President Obama. Newsflash: I will praise Obama when I feel he deserves it, but I will not be a cheerleader for this administration. That is the left’s job.
- “Progressives” who use their political office to try and smear and silence the opposition but who publicly claim to desire “bipartisanship.”
- Trivial folks on the left and right who waste their time on non-issues like whether or not Michelle Obama wore a hairnet while serving mushroom risotto to the homeless recently or on the “big news” of Bristol Palin’s and Levi Johnston’s break-up.
- Jerk-offs who accuse me of being a “racist” for daring to talk about race issues, for defending black Republicans from “Uncle Tom” charges, and for taking black AND white Democrats to task for their routine race-baiting.
- Being told that I’m a “prude” for believing that women AND men should be more responsible with their bodies and engage in less casual sex.
- “Leaders” who still will not acknowledge that they were wrong about the surge in Iraq.

And that’s just the short list.

Want to join the “IT2″ (I’m Tired, 2) club? Let me know in the comments section what you’re tired of.

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  1. dicentra says:

    Liberal Christians who badly distort the word of God to make them feel good about beliefs that are contrary to God’s word.

    Now, now. If God were alive today, He’d be much more progressive than He was in 4000 BC. I mean, He’s God!

  2. Carlos says:

    And you know this how? Or are you talking about B. Hussein?

  3. Carlos, is your sarcasm radar taking the night off? :)

  4. NC Cop says:

    Sing it Sister!!!!!

    This is only the first 50 days. What will this country be like in 4 years under Obamunism?

  5. David R. Block says:

    - Democrats who think that enacting more Democrat policies will “fix” the mess we’re in, in spite of the fact that Democrat policies had a key role to play in enabling our economic (and cultural) woes in the first place.

    Oh yeah.

  6. zombywolf says:

    I’m tired of Obama seemingly rationalizing his acts thus far by constantly commenting on what he’s doing–(CNN while I was waiting at the dentist–the before he signed the spending bill and the after–just to name one example)

    tired too of the crowd that still thinks Obama is something special while I am more and more convinced he is a wee bit slow–I mean that teleprompter ought to prove that.

    I am also tired of being scared of what rights will be taken away next

  7. jana says:

    Oh, Sister. I’m way beyond the point of tired.

    I’m closer to exhausted. This nonsense is flat wearing me out…

  8. Carlos says:

    Sister, my “sarcasm radar isn’t off, I just don’t need to go through the list point by point. It speaks for itself.

    For instance, I don’t think the radical feminists are any worse than the race-baiters who still disparage Thomas, or even the conservative black commentator who was torn about voting against Big Zero just because he would be voting against a black man (in spite of the candidate’s obvious love for socialism. They are all political hos.

    Excellent post, BTW.

  9. Adjoran says:

    Leave Barack Alone! :((

    C’mon, can’t he just eat his waffle? Recession, banking, equity markets, China, UK, bond markets, Iran, health care, budgets, Israel, Syria, Russia – does it never end? :((

    Is he tired? Of course he’s tired! He’s got to run the whole country, and he’s never run anything bigger than his mouth before! :((

    Leave Barack Alone! :((

  10. LSU says:

    I am tired of do as I say not as I do Democrats like Nancy Pelosi who are the embodiment of waste and privilege even as they constantly expect their constituants to tighten their belts and sacrifice.

  11. Lorica says:

    I am tired of Barry constantly blaming everything on the Bush adminstration. Damn man stop pointing fingers and do something with your useless self. It isn’t Bush’s fault that you are making such horrible decisions. Or are you just upset that because of the downturn in the economy you aren’t able to fully implement your socialist agenda?? – Lorica

  12. KG says:

    I am tired of people telling me that gay marriage is all about equal rights and comparing their situation to the Civil Rights movement. And I’m also tired of feeling like a bigot or homophobe because I don’t support gay marriage and never will.

  13. Brian R. Higgins says:

    One tiny disagreement: the right expression is “knee-jerk,” not “jerk-off.”
    “Knee-jerk liberal” is an old expression. You are obviously a young conservative.

  14. Brian – no, I meant “jerk-off.” I know the difference.

  15. I’m tired of my students who act as though I am personally persecuting them when I ask them do be quiet or to tuck in their shirts. I’m tired of students who can’t figure out to simply stay quiet or turned around in their seat, especially after getting told the third time, not to mention the 5th time and then act shocked when their parents get a phone call home. I’m tired of students who militantly refuse to follow the dress code even though they’ve been at the same school for years. I’m tired of students who can’t seem to remember to bring basics such as pens, pencils and paper to class. I’m tired of students who protest their innocence after getting busted for something I watched them do for at least 30-45 seconds. I’m tired of students who don’t pay attention to directions and then complain they don’t understand the assignment. And I’m really tired of the kids who make sure no learning happens in the classroom thus ruining it for everyone else.

  16. Annie says:

    I’m withya sista!

  17. Tony says:

    I’m tired of:

    Democrats who use the excuse “Bush did it!” with regard to spending while they are octupling down on what he did.

    The term: “Bush’s recession”. Obama’s making it much worse. It’s time to own it.

    The MSM totally ignoring the same “prophets” like Warren Buffet, now that they have some criticism of “the one”.

    Obama supporters who cannot admit that they really screwed up.

  18. Me says:

    I am tired of my dad telling me I am a “bad human being” for listening to Rush Limbaugh. I am tired of my mom asking me, “when did you become such a….republican?” I am tired of trying to explain a point I have made and being told that point is “irrelevant”. Damn….I need a nap.

  19. Me says:

    Oops…couple more. I am tired of the Obama administration telling me what is important to me and that when anything comes up that may be negative against the administration, it is a “distraction”. I am quite tired of tax cheats, lobbyists, etc. being appointed to the cabinet.

  20. Patrick the Paragraph Farmer says:

    You’re reading my mind, ST! Only thing I’d add is that I’m also tired of Catholics who mess up tradition (which I myself love) by thinking that they’re more Catholic than the pope.

  21. Patrick the Paragraph Farmer says:

    Okay, another item: I’m tired of journalists who use scare quotes to sneer at what they don’t understand, especially if they never use scare quotes in stories about what our new president says or does.