After getting to school this morning I thought I would try to access the site that I mentioned yesterday to see if it was possible from on campus.

Not surprisingly I was not blocked. So, I went through Russell’s comments and found that every comment I had made had been deleted. One comment that I remember posting had to do with voter turnout and I mentioned the snow and how it had not hindered voting here. He also deleted the comment where I asked him a question about his political views. None of these comments were flames whatsoever, but Russell is not going to address that or admit that his actions were unneccessary.

This post is not meant to be an attack on Russell, it is an attack on his methods and his censorship. I know that his site is private property so Freedom of Speech does not apply but since the democrats/left are so against violating the Constitution. So Mr. Beattie, thank you for being the exception to the rule. It’s posts like this, this, and this that give the left a bad name.

I understand not agreeing with each other but being hypocritical is a whole different ball game. I visited Russell Beattie’s blog and posted a couple of comments challenging some of his liberal rhetoric. None of the posts were bad or attacking, they basically just questioned a couple of his posts. Well, I guess Russell did not enjoy it and since I posted the second question I have not been able to reach his site. I know the site is up because friends have been able to get there.

What is really funny about the whole situation is that most liberals (Russell included) have been kicking and screaming for the 1st and 4th Amendments to be protected by not electing Bush, yet when someone says something that contradicts what they have to say they just shut it right off and forget their own words. Like I have said time and time again, they only want what suits them at a particular time. That is ok Russell, I have a domain and have the freedom to express myself here. Keep censoring things, let people only read what you want them to.