“Nativist” is obviously the favorite word of the one-worlders at Imagine 2050.
I laughed my head off when I saw this blast at the Tennessee “nativists” (and at RRW) because in 2012 I wrote about their love affair with the word “nativist” here at Potomac Tea Party Report. This is what I said then:
Have you ever heard of the website Imagine 2050? I bet most of you haven’t. I hadn’t. But, they are foaming at the mouth over there today over the challenges filed by the Immigration Reform Law Institute to CASA de Maryland’s non-profit status. I told you about it here yesterday.
Did you know we are all “white nationalists,” “nativists,” “xenophobes,” and “nativist lackeys,” and did I mention “nativists!”
Anyone who has a differing view on immigration is labeled a “nativist” (or a racist bigoted redneck boob). They seem to think that having a name-calling temper tantrum will make us go away. I don’t know about you, but I love it!
Check out their latest blast at Tennessee activists after they sent out an action alert, here, on the ‘unaccompanied minors’ crisis and how it could hurt the citizens of Tennessee. BTW, that post continues to be our Top Post for the last week!
Imagine 2050:
As the nation continues to sort out whether or not the tens of thousands of children who fled violence in Central America will be granted asylum, prominent nativist groups in Tennessee are petitioning to say they are unwelcome in their state. However, the opposition to these asylum-seeking children proves to be more of the same from these groups. – See more at:
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Leading the charge to close the state to the children has been the Middle Tennessee chapter of the anti-Muslim grassroots organization ACT! for America. On Monday, the group issued an alert to its base that refugee resettlement agencies were in talks with the federal government about setting up “emergency shelters” for the children in Tennessee. As expected, ACT! Middle TN was not in favor of such a plan.
And, they apparently didn’t like my comparison of open-borders “humanitarians” to cat hoarders!
The vehemently anti-refugee blog Refugee Resettlement Watch added to the denunciation of Tennessee’s potential role in housing the children. In a July 6 post, the site’s founder Ann Corcoran likened the refugee resettlement agency’s efforts to animal hoarding.
“These people remind me of animal hoarders with a psychological ailment who fill their homes with cats, don’t have the finances to care for them properly, and don’t know when to stop,” she wrote.
Guess we are getting under their skin!
I wonder if one of the kids at Imagine 2050 would take up my guest post challenge, here.