From: Cliff on
http://www.alternet.org/news/147159/10_things_that_terrify_right-wingers/
"10 Things That Terrify Right-Wingers"
"These are some of the things that keep American conservatives awake at
night."
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Modern American conservatism is based on an almost endless series of grievances.
Author Thomas Frank coined a term for it: the conservative �plenty-plaint� -- a
long and ever-evolving list of personal and cultural gripes dressed up as an
ideology.
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As we�ll see, the conservative movement�s business-attired hacks and the
hard-right Tea Party types waving misspelled signs out in the streets have some
very different causes for alarm.
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So, here are ten of the most interesting things that absolutely terrify
Wingnuttia. First, a few terrors of the real hard-core Right. For the Tea
Partier, the midterm GOP primary voter, it�s not just the anxiety over social
change that typifies more traditional conservatism. A broad chunk of the GOP
base today is animated by wildly unrealistic terrors -- monsters stalking them
as the sun sets, perhaps hovering just beyond their peripheral vision.

1. Government Concentration Camps
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Fear of Obama�s Kenyan shock troops rounding up good conservatives and
throwing them into Thunderdome-esque detention centers is nothing new on the
Right. For years, conspiracy theories about �FEMA camps� ......
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FEMA was building camps to round up and annihilate Christians. The roundup would
start soon, but it would move slowly and quietly. Whole families would disappear
and not be heard from again, .....
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Oh, the report was commissioned during the final years of the Bush
administration -- Homeland Security just end up releasing it under Obama.
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2. Moooslims!

If you pay attention to the Right, you might think there are large Islamic
armies occupying a few majority-Christian countries these days instead of the
other way around. If their rhetoric didn�t justify real-world violence, one
could say conservatives have become entertainingly unhinged when it comes to
Islam.
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