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It’s sad to see groups like GLSEN be accepted by the teacher's establishment and then allow the platform to go into the public schools and try and indoctrinate children. For example, they have something called the Day of Silence. Now they chose April 20 of all days to be the Day of Silence, I looked that up, I was like, ‘isn’t that Adolf Hitler’s birthday,’ I looked it up and sure enough it is Adolf Hitler’s birthday. I don’t think there’s a link there but how ironic. But they are using this day as a means by which to promote their lifestyle as if it is a positive thing.

Jerry Newcombe, Right Wing Watch 49 Comments [5/8/2012 3:31:42 AM]
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#1400229
gravematter

Oh, enough with this "indoctrination" shit. Plus, a lot of other people were also born on April 20. As you say, there's no link there.

5/8/2012 3:59:36 AM

#1400232
Filin De Blanc

For Celestia's sake, is there anything these people won't randomly drag Hitler into?

5/8/2012 4:09:04 AM

#1400235
Agahnim

I'm pretty sure I've seen this before. Besides, I was born on April 21. Does that mean I'm Hitler Plus One? No. You're an idiot.

5/8/2012 4:14:20 AM

#1400260
Swede

So, GLSEN seeks to "end discrimination, harassment, and bullying"?
How dare they?!? Indoctrinate our kids to be tolerant and kind towards their fellow school mates, what an affront!

Hitler sent homosexuals to the concentration camps and forced them to wear a pink triangle.
That's how much HE liked "their lifestyle".

You do know what the S stand for in GLSEN, don't you? It's all right; I didn't either, a few minutes ago, so I googled it before commenting on it, and now I know. It stands for Straight. They are promoting the straight lifestyle as well, apparently.

5/8/2012 4:37:09 AM

#1400268
Mister SPak

It's sad to see an entire political party accepting superstition, bigotry and anti-American ideals as their platform. Nothing good will come of this. Perhaps Naziism or communism as has happened in the past.

5/8/2012 4:52:52 AM

#1400279
Brendan Rizzo

Only in America is there such opposition to tolerance and equality.

5/8/2012 5:03:26 AM

#1400284
Churchy LaFemme

What's the matter Jerry? Upset because they've co-opted the birthday of your hero?

5/8/2012 5:06:41 AM

#1400313
akg41470

Pretty sure the April 20 reference is to Columbine if anything. Even though those guys were psychotic as well as having been bullied.

5/8/2012 6:00:34 AM

#1400322
Atheissimo

It always amazes me that people think super evil top-secret organisations are controlling the world and leaving clever little clues everywhere for giggles. Why would they do that? And compromise the layers upon layers of complex secrecy that must exist to perpetuate these conspiracies.

If you're trying to secretly force through your Hitler-style policies onto the unsuspecting public, you're not going to choose Hitler's birthday because of some fanatical devotion to sentimentality.

5/8/2012 6:19:45 AM

#1400325
Raised by Horses

Because Adolf Hitler's birth is the only notable event or birth that has ever occurred on April 20th.

5/8/2012 6:21:17 AM

#1400333
Doubting Thomas

Promoting tolerance is not the same as indoctrinating children to be gay. And there are only 365 days in the year, so some dates are going to be coincidental.

5/8/2012 6:31:52 AM

#1400350
JSS

I don't know about you, but I'd have a hard time trying to indoctrinate someone by taping my mouth shut.

Grow up. Here's some real indoctrination.

5/8/2012 7:08:21 AM

#1400357
rebel

Yeah, why would we teach kids tolerance and promote peace? Uh, why is this such a bad thing again?

5/8/2012 7:26:07 AM

#1400371
Matante

I'm glad he pointed that date thing out.
9/11 is the date president Allende was overthrown by the brutal dictator Pinochet, and nothing noteworthy is to ever happen on that date again. Come on, it's already taken!

5/8/2012 8:19:23 AM

#1400373
Moondog

What's your point? Every day is someone's birthday. I have the same birthday as Sam Walton, but I'm not building a monopoly by exploiting others on minimum-wage jobs.

5/8/2012 8:26:13 AM

#1400381
Cy

Isn't the date of the Day of Silence different every year?

A quick wiki: "The Day of Silence has been held each year in April since 1996. The 2012 Day of Silence was April 20. The 2010 Day of Silence was held on April 16; in 2011 it was on April 15."

5/8/2012 9:13:17 AM

#1400388
dionysus

Yes, because Hitler was such a bastion of tolerance...

@Brendan Rizzo

Ummm, Saudi Arabia and Iran ring a bell? It may be bad here but it's far from the only place with intolerance. Hell, even in the most secular countries you'll find intolerant nuts like the nuts that claim Europe is being taken over by Sharia Law.

5/8/2012 9:39:59 AM

#1400392
Atheissimo

@ Brendan Rizzo

Pfft. I wish. We've got the BNP here in Britain appropriating everything even vaguely patriotic and making it racist

You've got Le Pen and the National Front finishing third in the French elections

You've got Brevik and his ilk in Northern and Central Europe.

Everywhere has got it's fair share of loonies, it's just more acceptable in America to display the crazy in public. In Europe the spectres of Nazism and Communism keep extremism relatively subdued in public life.

5/8/2012 9:47:45 AM

#1400395
Anon-e-moose

Wow. So Hitler had a birthday. You right-wing fundies have birthdays.

Hitler was a right-winger. Hitler Ate Sugar after all, therefore...!

5/8/2012 9:50:52 AM

#1400416
checkmate

I don’t think there’s a link there but how ironic.

Isn't it ironic that the 2012 Republican National Convention will take place on the same dates as the Nazi party Nuremberg Rallies?

I don’t think there’s a link there but how ironic.



I actually made that up. The Nazi party Nuremberg Rallies were always either shortly before or shortly after this year's date for the Republican National Convention. But Jerry wouldn't know how to look it up.

Isn't it funny that Jerry just happened to know the date of the Führergeburtstag by heart?

5/8/2012 11:34:06 AM

#1400421
it's just a date

That's my mom's birthday and we're both sick of people constantly pointing out it's also Hitler's birthday. Like that makes the day itself evil or something.

5/8/2012 11:46:27 AM

#1400426
Old Viking

"Look, look! They're not saying anything! Oh, will this indoctrination never cease?"

5/8/2012 11:55:17 AM

#1400449
Mad_Jester

Y'know, Jer-bear, April 20th is also the birthday of actor and gay-rights activist George "Sulu" Takei. There's probably a link THERE, if you want to go looking for signs and portents. (Like your halfwit ilk ever do anything else.)

5/8/2012 2:00:15 PM

#1400455
Fawful has seen God has a vagina on top of his penis

@Filin De Blanc

For Celestia's sake?


5/8/2012 2:42:43 PM

#1400457
SpukiKitty

@Brendan Rizzo

While I understand your frustration with the way things are in the States, you're now taking things to whole new, 'headache' levels.

Anyone notice that since Brendan started getting all 'headachey', 'headache' is no where to be seen? Maybe 'headache' didn't like the competition.

5/8/2012 2:45:47 PM
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