A New York Moment: Ruby, Jules & Me
3 years ago
Fighting Liberal Terrorism
It may be because all his supporters were in D.C. for the Rally to Restore Sanity, or perhaps it’s just a recurring theme for the President in the Northeast: President Obama was heckled at his campaign stop today by AIDS activists once again, after experiencing the same at a similar stop in Boston.How does it feel Barry? To constantly sleep with dogs and wake up with fleas? Oh, by the way, lying again is part of the reason independents are flocking to the other side.
Midway through his speach, a significant portion of the crowd began to boo, to which a clearly displeased Obama said “excuse me, young people. You’ve been appearing at every rally we’ve been doing, as we’re funding global AIDS, and the other side is not, so I don’t see why you think this is a useful strategy for you to take.” Instead, he advised, they should “go to the folks who aren’t interested in funding global AIDS and chant in that rally, because we’re trying to focus on figuring out how to finance the things you want financed.”
It’s about 3-4 minutes of heckling, and it’s absolutely painful to watch. Also hard to imagine that it will take long for someone somewhere to suspect that these activists are Republican plants.
President Barack Obama was in Massachusetts today helping out Governor Deval Patrick’s reelection effort. Speaking at a campaign rally earlier today, however, he was met with a bit of a road bump– hecklers who objected to the amount of AIDS research funding his administration has so far provided. To which an angry President Obama retorted: “look at what the Republican leadership has to say about AIDS funding.”Never tell a gay liberal about his responsibility in preventing AIDS either.
The President appeared uncharacteristically upset as, mid-sentence, a group of folks in the crowd began to loudly object to his speech as he described the work his administration had done for AIDS research. As the crowd turned their heads up to look at the hecklers, President Obama followed as well, and modified his speech for them, menacingly pointing his finger up at them as he warned that a Republican leadership would be extremely destructive to their cause. After raising his voice mid-sentence in response to them, President Obama continued: “One of the great things about being a Democrat is, we like arguing with each other. But to the folks concerned about AIDS funding, I would say ‘take a look at what the Republican leadership has to say about AIDS funding.’”
With the vocal discontent coming from the American right, it’s sometimes easy to forget that, for a large part of Progressive America– Boston being one of the flagship cities of the progressive movement– the Obama administration has turned out to be disappointingly conservative. This, coupled with the stress of the midterms, the falling poll numbers, and the added pressure of the very loud Tea Party movement seems to have gotten ahold of the President for at least a sentence or two today.

In a guide for young people published by the International Planned Parenthood Federation, the organization says it opposes laws that make it a crime for people not to tell sexual partners they have HIV. The IPPF's “Healthy, Happy and Hot” guide also tells young people who have the virus that they have a right to “fun, happy and sexually fulfilling lives.”This is just sick. Most countries around the world have laws that say that people who suffer from AIDS or HIV must disclose this fact to their sex partners--now that has to be common sense for even the most fringe idiot on the Left, you would think. Amazing that so few can see how these people are really doing all they can to bring Armageddon here asap.
HIV is the virus that causes AIDS.
“Some countries have laws that say people living with HIV must tell their sexual partner(s) about their status before having sex, even if they use condoms or only engage in sexual activity with a low risk of giving HIV to someone else,” the guide states. “These laws violate the rights of people living with HIV by forcing them to disclose or face the possibility of criminal charges.”
Under the heading “Sexual Pleasure and Well-Being,” the guide declares that it is a human right and not a criminal issue as to whether a person decides if or when to disclose their HIV status, even if they engage in sexual activities.
“You know best when it is safe for you to disclose your status,” the guide states. “There are many reasons that people do not share their HIV status. They may not want people to know they are living with HIV because of the stigma and discrimination within their community.”



