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I'm not hateful, but truly scared of what public figures like Scarantino have done. I'm scared of the repercussions of so flippantly calling 45,000 Albuquerque citizens "un American".
Second off I have read all of his thoughts on the matter. They were well thought out and commentary based upon history and what he saw. I don't think he is motivated by hate, nor is he flippant about what he is seeing. His point that he is concerned with the cult of personality that has developed around Obama is founded on facts and events observed by all of us.
Third, you were responding to an article of VB Price, who from my experience and reading is writing things much more divisive and partisan. You were commending his article. My point is that those that live in a glass house seeking to repair relations should not start by throwing rocks!
Pointing out double standards, straw man tactics, and inaccuracies is not hateful. It is, at worst, disagreement, and at best, analysis.
So if you want a really an objective "productive" analysis, examine the faults on both sides and propose a solution. When you only examine one side it looks like a smear job.