Take the Bastards Down’: SEIU’s New Favorite Song Has Violent Ring to it
Posted on February 23, 2011 at 10:34am by Jonathon M. Seidl
Link takes you to The Blaze Blog article.
"First violent signs, now violent songs.
The band Dropkick Murphys wants to do its part to stand with the Wisconsin protesters. What does that look like? Actually it sounds like a new song, released on union websites including the SEIU’s, that screams such phrases as “take the bastards down!“ and ”we got to smash them to the ground!”
“As part of the band’s efforts to support the workers, they are working with SEIU and other unions and labor federations to have the song available to be played at rallies across the country,” a post on SEIU’s website says.
These are apparently the sounds of solidarity:
In a statement yesterday, the band made it clear that they are avid supporters of the unrest in Wisconsin:
[We] would like to take a moment to acknowledge the struggles of the working people of Wisconsin and to pledge our support and solidarity by releasing the song ‘Take Em Down’ from our upcoming album. We think it’s appropriate at the moment and hope you like it… The Dropkick Murphys Stand With Wisconsin!!!!! [Emphasis theirs]
The band also released a limited edition t-shirt featuring the song’s title, “Take ‘Em Down.” Proceeds will go to the Workers’ Rights Emergency Response Fund:"
(t-shirt not pictured) Wasn't it the Liberals who invented "hate speech?" What is the above, a love song??! Meanwhile union thugs and socialist anarchists are attacking Americans all around the nation:
A Guy Just Hit Me’: Fox News Reporter Attacked at Wis. Protest During Live Broadcast
Pro-Union Protester Uses Hard Blind-Side Shove on Opponent in Atlanta
Rioting Anarchists Attack Seattle Police With Fireworks, Flares & Fire Extinguishers
‘Fascists Go Home!’: Tea Partier Injured in Assault by ‘Teamster’ at Sacramento Protest
National Socialist Worker's Party
Uhm, the liberal loonbats need to get their terminology straightened out. You guys are the fascists, duh!
Read the historical truth including the words of Himmler himself written by journalist Lothrop Stoddard in 1940 before the world knew whether the NAZI Party and Germany would prevail or fail...
