Discrimination is something we shun in this country……………….isn't it?  We don't criticize people based on their skin color, their nationality or their abilities.  It's considered downright un-American, isn't it?  It's politically incorrect, and those who engage in discrimination are held up as bigots, intolerant or worse.  We don't stand for it as a society and the discriminators are shouted down. 

Well, not always. There is one exception to intolerance of discrimination in America today.  It's ugly, but it somehow gets a pass. 

When I was young, there were people who went to church and those who didn't.  The people who avoided church were generally ambivalent to those who did.  Their attitude towards church goers was benign, and they simply had no interest in the church or anything that was associated with being Christian. 

As I got older, I realized that being Christian was more than going to church.  Church was very important, but inviting Christ into one's heart and living by His example was at the heart of the Christian religion.  Treating all people with dignity, helping those less fortunate, reaching out a hand to those who feel lost, visiting those who are hospitalized or elderly, supporting charitable causes, giving people meaning to their lives and hope for their futures, this is Christianity. It would seem that it would be hard to find something wrong in all this; it would seem that there would be nothing to slight, nothing to criticize and no reason to hate people who are at the core of the country.

From the benign attitude towards Christianity in the '60's, fast forward to America in 2006.  While those who would practice discrimination are the bane of society, not so for those who would desecrate, humiliate and wipe their shoes off on the Christian faith and Christians.  In a recent southpark episode, the animated cable series showed in graphic detail how much those in the popular culture loath Christians.  While the show went to great lengths not to offend Muslims, it took no such pity on Christians.  To the contrary, they were willing to stoop to such moral depravity in insulting the Christian faith, which for Christians went way beyond offensive. 

The show was willing to depict a scene where Christ defecates on the President of the United States.  To even write the previous sentence is difficult and uncomfortable.  Christians believe that Christ was God in the flesh, and to depict our Creator with such disregard for what is treasured and sacred to so many millions of Americans is nothing less than evil. 

Those who live their lives worshipping popular culture and a gutter culture find nothing wrong with practicing the most vile discrimination against Christians.  The indifferent attitude of the past has been transformed into a seething hatred, a willful disrespect and a disgusting disregard for what is at the very core of the lives of the faithful.  Those who practice modern day Christian bashing relish the depths they are allowed to go with out recourse or concern.  They can practice wholesale discrimination against those they loath, verbalize their message of hatred and promote an anti-Christian media and subculture with reckless abandon. 

The southpark episode reminds us that there is no level that is low enough in demeaning Christianity.  While they fear Muslim retaliation, they count on the 'turn the other cheek' belief in Christians and see it as pure weakness.  This gives them a Carte Blanch green light to continue molesting the victim.  Christians need to speak with one voice without delay, and stop the growing anti-Christian movement in its tracks. Discrimination is always wrong, always.

There is much more to the pro-illegal immigration rallies held around the country in recent weeks than one might realize.  It is not coincidental that the rallies have been funded by major national and international union groups. These unions have strong political connections.  But there is an insidious side that has not yet been discovered, and that side of the rallies shows the tactics and the strategy of those who would stoop to anything. 

While watching a local news broadcast a few days ago, I was astounded, as usual to see the media’s misreporting of a story demonizing the President.  They had reported that the Vermont legislature had voted overwhelmingly to impeach the President.  They were sending their message to the U.S. Congress directly.  The story said that Vermont joined four other state’s legislatures in passing the measure for impeachment. 

What the story did not report, was that it was the local democratic state committee, a far cry from the whole state legislature, that called for impeachment.  In reality, this was the fifth democratic party committee calling for impeachment proceedings. A gullible public, uninformed of the truth, will eat this type of partisan misinformation up.

This reminder of the close relationship between the main stream media and the democratic party triggered a realization that I’m sure has gone unnoticed before now. 

At the multitude of aforementioned rallies around the country, there is a common denominator besides  temporary taco stands and the distribution of American flags.  There is a busy booth set up at each event registering voters.  Those citizens in the crowds who support the cause can register and those illegals with counterfeited documents can register.  And all are registering democrat.

The democratic party is working their plan.  It only takes the local democratic state committees to vote for impeachment proceedings to allow their PR wing in the local and national media to report a growing impeachment sentiment, and it only takes a few dozen or more voter registration booths at immigration rallies to swell the number of democratic registered voters. 

Grow the voter rolls and continue to create an anti-President Bush sentiment in the press.  Ironically, this President has been very pro-Hispanic, but the union influence will trump that every time. 

This November is clearly in the sights of the democratic leadership and they are willing to do whatever it takes, ethical or not, to add seats.  This will allow them to carry out their impeachment strategy and continue their ‘Republican culture of corruption’ talking points.  They will organize more rallies with the intention of registering more democratic voters ahead of November and 2008.

And all the while, we thought that the rallies across the country were just about open borders.