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Did you know the tea parties were racist and were only about protesting against a black man?
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Ingraham and Garofalo are both lesbians.
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where's the hate and incitement to violence.
The only clip I saw was a gay gossip columinst making bad jokes.
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Did you know the tea parties were racist and were only about protesting against a black man?
shocking!!
her final comment was
"I'm in favor of any citizen talking if they want to"
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where's the hate and incitement to violence.
The only clip I saw was a gay gossip columinst making bad jokes.
wheres oreillys hate speech or incitement to violence? lol thing is straw you want to say that the right does it but when the left does it you say thats not hate speech nobody will be incited to violence.
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Whilst Americans argue and fight over utter silliness like this, the government is sucking your taxes dry, bombing and blowing up some unfortunate innocents in a country most people can't locate on a map and violating your freedoms and liberties. They love it when people waste their time arguing over trivia like this... :-\
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wheres oreillys hate speech or incitement to violence? lol thing is straw you want to say that the right does it but when the left does it you say thats not hate speech nobody will be incited to violence.
The title of the thread is "left-wing hate speech". I assumed there would be some on display in here.
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The title of the thread is "left-wing hate speech". I assumed there would be some on display in here.
Hahahah.
Beach Bum is just engaging in his usual inflammatory posts. All sizzle and no steak. But dammit, Liberals will pay!
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Here are some of the things liberals say when votes and/or court decisions do not go their way:
"Can someone in CA please go burn down the Mormon temples there, PLEASE. I mean seriously. DO IT."
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"I'm going to give them something to be f--ing scared of....I'm a radical who is now on a mission to make them all pay for what they've done."
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"Burn their f--ing churches to the ground, and then tax the charred timbers."
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"I hope the No on 8 people have a long list and long knives."
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"I swear, I'd murder people with my bare hands this morning."
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"Trust me. I've got a big list of names of mormons and catholics [sic] that were big supporters of Prop 8....As far as mormons and catholics...I warn them to watch their backs."
http://www.wnd.com/index.php?pageId=80220
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In addition to advocating murder and burning down churches, they also discuss urinating in people's drinks:
Matt Barber, director of cultural affairs for Liberty Counsel, called the statements "hate crimes" for their intent to create violence against someone based on their beliefs.
"This is not just a matter of some people blowing off steam because they're not happy with a political outcome. This is criminal activity," he said. "The homosexual lobby is always calling for 'tolerance' and 'diversity' and playing the role of victim. They claim to deplore violence and 'hate.' Here we have homosexuals inciting, and directly threatening, violence against Christians."
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Liberty Counsel's Barber said, "This is not free speech; these are 'hate crimes' under the existing definition. Imagine if Christian websites were advocating such violence against homosexuals. There'd be outrage, and rightfully so. It'd be national front-page news. Federal authorities should immediately investigate these threats and prosecute the perpetrators to the fullest extent of the law."
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"I hope they all rot in hell, those servants of a lying, corrupt devil! BAN RELIGIOUS FUNDAMENTALISM," wrote Angelo.
One contributor went so far as to threaten to take out his frustrations on his own family.
"You want me to come back to Idaho for Christmas? Oh wait, my partner and I can't share the same bed? We can't show any affection or any outward sign of our love for each other? Well sorry family ... no Uncle Adam and all his expensive gifts and delicious cooking for you. Your childrens' presents will now be donations in their name to the equal rights organization of my choosing. As will their and your birthday presents, wedding presents, graduation presents, and everything else I give going forward."
The writer continued, "Remember, I'm angry. And I'm strong from my years at the gym and really am ready to take my frustration out on someone or something."
Barber said the Human Rights Campaign, the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force and "other leaders within the homosexual lobby" should call immediately for an end to such threats.
There were suggestions of a different type of violence, too.
"Hope the gay waiters at their hotel p---ed in all the drinks they served these cretins," "Jake" wrote about protectors of traditional marriage.
"If you're planning a heterosexual wedding in California … be prepared for picketers. Designate someone to watch the parking lot … You're going to have lots of unexpected expenses. Add $500 to your budget for security. … Be prepared for the flowers not lasting to the reception or the tuxedos showing up two sizes too small or the music at the reception being a way too loud or the cake tasting a little funny," stated another threat. "Be afraid. Be very afraid. We are everywhere."
Another even listed addresses of Mormon facilities. Mormon, Catholic and other religious groups were active in supporting the marriage definition.
"I do not openly advocate firebombing or vandalism. What you do with the information is your own choice," wrote Jeremy.
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/index.php?pageId=80220
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Two clips showing angry liberals storming a church. They interrupted the service, threw leaflets, and shouted things like "Jesus is a homo."
Short version:
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Decide if you post that kind of crap again on the board, especially without warning, you will not be posting here for a little while.
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Here you see angry liberals shouting in the face of a little old lady they disagree with, taking her sign, and stomping on it.
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Here is how the liberals in training around a college campus react to people with different viewpoints:
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Decide if you post that kind of crap again on the board, especially without warning, you will not be posting here for a little while.
You can't stand to see the truth about your war criminal hero? Whilst you waste your time arguing about CRAP like this more and more children are being bombed by our drones and planes...but just pretend to be a good Christian and ignore the truth. Fundy idiot.
And Ozmo and Hugo are also moderators here fundy idiot...and believe me I doubt they would object to having your own hypocrisy thrown back in your face. ::)
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You can't stand to see the truth about your war criminal hero? Whilst you waste your time arguing about CRAP like this more and more children are being bombed by our drones and planes...but just pretend to be a good Christian and ignore the truth. Fundy idiot.
And Ozmo and Hugo are also moderators here fundy idiot...and believe me I doubt they would object to having your own hypocrisy thrown back in your face. ::)
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A liberal radio talk show host (later fired) calls for the death of Joe the Plumber:
Joe The Plumber Book, Death Threat Video By KGO Radio Host
by Jack Ryan
Like all good celebrities big and small, Joe the Plumber has hired a publicity team. There is talk of a book deal. Read about that here.
And it all started because a man asks a simple rhetorical question and before he knows it the entire media and people are out to smear his name, beat him, insult him, and invade his personal life, now they are shouting death threats at him.
Obama supporter and San Francisco's KGO radio host Charles Karel Bouley said a few weeks ago that he wanted Joe the Plumber, real name Joe Wurzelbacher, dead.
Karel is a gay activist and writer for the Huffington post shouted that he wanted Joe the plumber dead because Joe asked Obama a difficult question in which he revealed his socialist views.
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http://www.postchronicle.com/cgi-bin/artman/exec/view.cgi?archive=101&num=183358
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An article from 2003 discussing liberal intolerance to people who disagree with them:
Hate speech of the left
By Jeff Jacoby, Globe Columnist | December 28, 2003
IN DECEMBER 1994 I wrote the first of what would become a yearly series of columns on the subject of liberal hate speech. That was the year Republicans swept the midterm elections to win control of Congress, and ideological passions were running high. I had noticed that when a prominent Republican or conservative said something offensive about liberals, it typically set off a storm of media condemnation, while an anti-conservative smear voiced by a liberal or a Democrat rarely drew any protest. There was no end of sour commentary, for example, when Newt Gingrich recommended that Clinton Democrats be portrayed as "the enemy of normal Americans." It was an outrageous remark, and Gingrich deserved the drubbing he received.
But when Jesse Jackson explicitly likened the proposals of the new majority to Nazism and apartheid -- "If this were Germany, we would call it fascism. If this were South Africa, we would call it racism" -- there wasn't even a ripple of disapproval. Julianne Malveaux, a radio host and USA Today columnist, caught no flak when she prayed aloud for the death of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. "I hope his wife feeds him lots of eggs and butter and he dies early like many black men do, of heart disease," she snarled on PBS.
What was true in 1994 remains largely true today. MSNBC fired right-wing talk host Michael Savage in July, and rightly so, when he told a gay caller to "get AIDS and die, you pig." The liberal Nina Totenberg, on the other hand, suffered no ill effects for saying, during the flap over General Jerry Boykin's views of Islam and the war on terrorism, "I hope he's not long for this world." When the startled host asked if she were "putting a hit out on this guy," Totenberg backtracked and said she only wanted to see him expire "in his job."
But this isn't the first time the NPR diva has publicly wished death on a conservative. "I think he ought to be worried about what's going on in the Good Lord's mind," she said of Senator Jesse Helms in 1995, "because if there is retributive justice, he'll get AIDS from a transfusion, or one of his grandchildren will."
Such venom should be beyond the pale. But too many liberals would still rather dismiss conservative ideas with an ugly slur than actually grapple with them on the merits. Debating the pros and cons of racial preferences or US foreign policy can be difficult; much easier to simply hiss "Racist!" or "Nazi!" or some equally poisonous insult.
"What you have now" -- this is left-wing activist and actress Janeane Garofalo, analyzing the Republican Party during an appearance at the 92d Street Y in New York this year -- "is people that are closet racists, misogynists, homophobes, and people who love . . . the politics of exclusion identifying as conservative." That was apparently enough to win her a guest-host slot on CNN's "Crossfire," where she offered this thoughtful critique of the Patriot Act: "It is in fact a conspiracy of the 43d Reich."
Ah, yes, the reductio ad Hitlerum. Why meet a conservative with facts or logic when you can simply tar him with the Nazi brush? Thus we had Nancy Giles on the "CBS Sunday Morning show" sourly tying Rush Limbaugh's "edgy" radio manner to you-know-who's. "Hitler would have killed in talk radio," Giles declared. "He was edgy, too." Ellen Gray of the Philadelphia Daily News struck a similar note in commenting on "The Reagans," the canceled miniseries. "If Hitler had more friends," she told The Washington Post, "CBS wouldn't have aired [its Hitler miniseries] either."
Of course no one came in for more Hitler comparisons this year than George W. Bush. Third Reich references were practically a staple of antiwar rhetoric.
The president "is not the orator that Hitler was," acknowledges leftist commentator Dave Lindorff at Counterpunch.org. "But comparisons of the Bush administration's fearmongering tactics to those practiced so successfully and with such terrible results by Hitler and Goebbels . . . are not at all out of line."
Such repugnant comparisons are in fact wildly out of line. But so long as the double standard persists, liberals will continue to make them with impunity.
Of course this complaint can be taken too far. Ed Gillespie, the Republican Party's chairman, has been accusing Democrats of engaging in "political hate speech" when they call Bush a "liar" or a "miserable failure." But there is a world of difference between labeling someone a failure and labeling him Hitler. My objection has never been to political elbow-throwing. What I have tried to argue is that certain kinds of insult -- those that fantasize about people's deaths, or slime them as racists or fascists or terrorists -- do such violence to our public discourse that they should simply be shunned.
Ten years ago almost no one was calling attention to this liberal slander problem; now magazine articles and even books are being written about it. Progress of a sort, I guess. There's room for a lot more.
http://www.boston.com/news/globe/editorial_opinion/oped/articles/2003/12/28/hate_speech_of_the_left/
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In addition to advocating murder and burning down churches, they also discuss urinating in people's drinks:
Matt Barber, director of cultural affairs for Liberty Counsel, called the statements "hate crimes" for their intent to create violence against someone based on their beliefs.
"This is not just a matter of some people blowing off steam because they're not happy with a political outcome. This is criminal activity," he said. "The homosexual lobby is always calling for 'tolerance' and 'diversity' and playing the role of victim. They claim to deplore violence and 'hate.' Here we have homosexuals inciting, and directly threatening, violence against Christians."
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Liberty Counsel's Barber said, "This is not free speech; these are 'hate crimes' under the existing definition. Imagine if Christian websites were advocating such violence against homosexuals. There'd be outrage, and rightfully so. It'd be national front-page news. Federal authorities should immediately investigate these threats and prosecute the perpetrators to the fullest extent of the law."
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"I hope they all rot in hell, those servants of a lying, corrupt devil! BAN RELIGIOUS FUNDAMENTALISM," wrote Angelo.
One contributor went so far as to threaten to take out his frustrations on his own family.
"You want me to come back to Idaho for Christmas? Oh wait, my partner and I can't share the same bed? We can't show any affection or any outward sign of our love for each other? Well sorry family ... no Uncle Adam and all his expensive gifts and delicious cooking for you. Your childrens' presents will now be donations in their name to the equal rights organization of my choosing. As will their and your birthday presents, wedding presents, graduation presents, and everything else I give going forward."
The writer continued, "Remember, I'm angry. And I'm strong from my years at the gym and really am ready to take my frustration out on someone or something."
Barber said the Human Rights Campaign, the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force and "other leaders within the homosexual lobby" should call immediately for an end to such threats.
There were suggestions of a different type of violence, too.
"Hope the gay waiters at their hotel p---ed in all the drinks they served these cretins," "Jake" wrote about protectors of traditional marriage.
"If you're planning a heterosexual wedding in California … be prepared for picketers. Designate someone to watch the parking lot … You're going to have lots of unexpected expenses. Add $500 to your budget for security. … Be prepared for the flowers not lasting to the reception or the tuxedos showing up two sizes too small or the music at the reception being a way too loud or the cake tasting a little funny," stated another threat. "Be afraid. Be very afraid. We are everywhere."
Another even listed addresses of Mormon facilities. Mormon, Catholic and other religious groups were active in supporting the marriage definition.
"I do not openly advocate firebombing or vandalism. What you do with the information is your own choice," wrote Jeremy.
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/index.php?pageId=80220
Sounds legit to me.
We can do a comparison and then note the differences:
“If I had known there was an entire day-care center, it might have given me pause to switch targets. That's a large amount of collateral damage,”
“Based on observations of the policies of my own government, I viewed this action as an acceptable option.”
“I explain this not for publicity, nor seeking to win an argument of right or wrong, I explain so that the record is clear as to my thinking and motivations in bombing a government installation.”
“I am sorry these people had to lose their lives. But that's the nature of the beast. It's understood going in what the human toll will be.”
“The important thing here is: One person can make a difference.”
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Sounds legit to me.
We can do a comparison and then note the differences:
“If I had known there was an entire day-care center, it might have given me pause to switch targets. That's a large amount of collateral damage,”
“Based on observations of the policies of my own government, I viewed this action as an acceptable option.”
“I explain this not for publicity, nor seeking to win an argument of right or wrong, I explain so that the record is clear as to my thinking and motivations in bombing a government installation.”
“I am sorry these people had to lose their lives. But that's the nature of the beast. It's understood going in what the human toll will be.”
“The important thing here is: One person can make a difference.”
I don't need to do a comparison. There is extremist language and conduct from all corners of the country. That's not the point. I'm simply highlighting how folks who are supposedly major proponents of "tolerance" react when people disagree with them. It includes profanities, calling for acts of violence, actual law breaking, calling and/or hoping for the death of people they disagree with, etc.
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"Bleass [sic] everyone for attending and praying in May to bring justice to Tiller and the closing of his death camp. Sometime soon, would it be feasible to organize as many people as possible to attend Tillers [sic] church (inside, not just outside) to have much more of a presence and possibly ask questions of the Pastor, Deacons, Elders and members while there? Doesn't seem like it would hurt anything but bring more attention to Tiller."
"Tiller is the concentration camp 'Mengele' of our day and needs to be stopped before he and those who protect him bring judgment upon our nation."
"I know that he believed in justifiable homicide ... I know he very strongly believed that abortion was murder and that you ought to defend the little ones, both born and unborn."
The point I'm making is that the rightwing radicals act on their homicidal tendencies and the LEft, well, the left isn't even good at making threats, is it? Sure the LEft can get carried away. But it pretty much stops at calling a spade a spade.
And there go you again.
Mocking anyone that makes an effort at tolerance. Why we should just do away with trying to understand or tolerate anyone. We should really just insulate ourselves with religious prejudice and associate with like minded people.
Why does it seem that the hate speech of the right is backed up with gun murder and the 'hate speech' of the Left is used to show the seeming contradiction of tolerant people? Boy the left sure is hypocritical.
Sort of like a right to lifer shooting another human being to death to defend the priniciple of life.
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According to Decker, hate speech and the left wing are mutually exclusive.
Also, no left winger has ever been intolerant or violent toward anyone else. You must have been listening to that Bill O'Reilly again.
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According to Decker, hate speech and the left wing are mutually exclusive.
Also, no left winger has ever been intolerant or violent toward anyone else. You must have been listening to that Bill O'Reilly again.
According to me, the qualitative difference is that rightwing nuts act on their hatred to the demise of others.
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serious..2 words
Rush Limbaugh
Thats why i dont listen to idiots like this chick above. She is telling her side from the extreme left. Not trying to find truth at all. Fuckin amazing.
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From 2007:
Another example of Left Wing Hate Speech
World Net Daily is repoorting that an english professor in Idaho is in hot water for making a death threat against Republicans. The instructor, Ms. Bryant suggested to her class that anyone who has ever voted Republican should be executed, and she said these things with a smile on her face, and freeky admits to making the statement. This did not sit well with at least on student who has since withdrawn from the class, and requested a refund.
WND also reports that several people around the country have taken the liberty to call and/or email Professor Bryant to express their anger at the statements she made in class, some included death threats, and foul langauge.
I guess people take offense at the suggestion that they should be killed for excersizing their freedom in the polls. You can't blame people for getting angry over something like this, but I think that making death threats against her is going overboard, and lowers us to her level.
There is an investigation under way to indentify the persons who made death threats against this woman. It seems the focus has shifted from her negative comments, to who sent the nasty messages.
The point I would like to make is that we in America are sick of paying educators to spread left wing hate in the classrooms, and any smart educator knows that they are not thier to indoctrinate students minds with left wing trash, but from the looks of things, there are a lot of stupid idiots teaching these days.
If Ms. Bryant cant watch her P's and Q's, maybe she should go get an honest job where she cant corrupt the minds of young people. It's teachers like this that have ruined our educational system, and turned them into churches of humanism, and places of communistic re-education.
http://protesttheleft.blogspot.com/2007/03/another-example-of-left-wing-hate.html
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The left-wing Daily Kos fantasizing about conservative Michelle Malkin choking to death, for the crime of having a different opinion:
Kos Kids Back at it – Wishing Death upon Michelle Malkin
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By Rusty Weiss (Bio | Archive)
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Wasn't it just a couple of days ago that the crew over at the Daily Kos was fretting about how conservatives as a whole are equally as complicit in the murder of George Tiller as the shooter himself? And of the details being reported to better understand the background of the actual killer, Scott Roeder, doesn't one major detail involve the posts that he left on anti-abortion Web sites?
With that in mind, how concerned should we be with a blog post that fantasizes about the death of conservative columnist Michelle Malkin?
In a posting titled ‘Michelle Malkin - The Book', an individual using the handle cousinavi, creates a story which refers to Malkin's husband in a derogatory manner more than once, and eventually fantasizes about her choking to death.
Should this story, which appears to be written at a third grade level, be taken for what the ‘writer' intends - a ‘total work of fiction'? Or should it be taken for what it really is, an attempt to get Kos readers to indulge in the ‘writer's' imagination, inciting equally provocative death fantasies about Malkin?
Excerpts below the jump (Warning! Offensive language, equally offensive to those with an education)...
Referring to Malkin's husband, the ‘writer' describes him as
...an equally bright boy who was more than happy to stay at home and be her bitch while she waded into the world of pissing people off and being paid for it.
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...her goddamn useless bitch of a husband...
The death segment involved in this fantasy reads (emphasis mine)
As the story draws to a close, our heroine is beginning to sense the truth...that she isn't really very bright, and is commonly wrong about most things. But what, then, could be behind her meteoric rise to success? Why do people heap all this attention on her?
Sadly, full awareness will never be achieved by our lead character, for as she's pondering these very questions she chokes to death on a slightly oversize bit of food, which is totally ironic because she fucking well TOLD her goddamn useless bitch of a husband to cut it up into BITE SIZED pieces!
Total work of fiction. But one can hope.
Presumably that last bit means one can hope that Malkin chokes to death. The simplistic piece of writing is so over-the-top, that loyal readers of the Daily Kos are offended.
A sampling of the commentary follows:
...my dislike of her ridiculous blather...but I think you went too far at the end.
More than a little over-the-top. You really should delete this.
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Hasn't there been enough of that lately? Seriously, words have consequences, and this sort of thing is unsettling enough when it comes from the other side. I don't particularly like it from ours.
This of course is minor compared to the ‘writer's' own blog, on which he expresses his dismay with someone apparently interfering with his picture captions by making the following threat:
May have to stab some fuckin' body keeps fucking about with this caption
The site also contains a cartoon consisting of a man who asks:
Must you answer every question with a death threat?
He recently has posted about the Tiller murder in which he asks ‘whether or not it's appropriate to lay the blame for the murder of Dr. George Tiller at the door of Jesus Christ or religion in general.'
While the Daily Kos has made no attempt to remove this posting, and will certainly not investigate one of their ‘writers', perhaps the authorities might want to take a closer look at someone who fantasizes about the death of a conservative writer, and further, openly makes stabbing threats.
http://newsbusters.org/blogs/rusty-weiss/2009/06/03/kos-kids-back-it-wishing-death-upon-michelle-malkin
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Discussion of the short-lived article that advocated the rape of select conservative women, again because they happen to disagree with liberals:
When Rape Fantasies Involve Conservative Women, Feminists Are Silent
A vicious article drew nary a peep of outrage from the "sisterhood."
June 9, 2009 - by Melissa Clouthier
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Who is worse? The father molesting the daughter, or the mother who knows and looks the other way?
The man raping the girl in the alleyway, or the passive bystander who neither stops the attack nor calls the police? The mother beating her children, or the husband who goes to work and leaves the children with her?
Who is worse? The abuser, the attacker is worse. But we are revulsed and disgusted by the people who aid and abet and ignore the perpetrators, and rightly so.
Last week, ten women were the subject of a cyber-rape. That is, without their consent, they were subjected to one misogynist, Guy Cimbalo, and his rape fantasies, which appeared in his Playboy article titled “Ten Conservative Women I’d Like To Hate F***.” (The article has since been taken down.)
Perhaps you think “cyber-rape” is extreme. But consider what was said about Mary Katherine Ham:
You get this one pregnant, she stays pregnant. Karma’s a b****, isn’t it?
Implying that she wouldn’t want a baby resulting from rape, but because of her belief system, she’d have the child. Of course, she would deserve this treatment and fate, because Ham is pro-life. Carrying the baby would be karmic retribution for holding her disagreeable belief.
Cimbalo says of Amanda Carpenter:
She is also a columnist at TownHall, a website for illiterates who disprove evolution by their very existence.
She has been dealing with the fallout all week. Amanda Carpenter shared that on Monday — instead of working — she had to explain the controversy to her male coworkers. She said it was embarrassing and distracting. A friend sent her an excited email: “You made a list of the best conservative blogger women for Playboy!” The friend hadn’t read the article.
And now, when someone Googles her name, the Playboy list shows up prominently.
So imagine, if you will, that the list consisted of liberal women bloggers. Imagine if Amanda Marcotte, Jane Hamsher, Jill from Feministe, and some of the more vocal feminist bloggers made up the list. Right now, they’re all upset over a National Review caricature of Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor. (It’s called satire. Remember this?)
First, the list would never be made. Why? Because Playboy considers liberal women to be sympathetic compatriots. Ironically enough, they’re on the same team.
Second, the outrage would be vocal and ubiquitous. Playboy made the miscalculation of assuming that conservative men are misogynistic pigs and, yes, sent the press release to them. They thought they would have a friendly audience that would link back.
Did liberal men bloggers get the list? Probably not, but Playboy would have found more sympathy with them. As conservative women know, the most vicious attacks come from leftist male bloggers. Spending some time in the comment section of an opinionated conservative woman blogger will curl toes. It’s not for the faint of heart.
Conservative women bloggers are used to being sexualized, objectified, and called names. Conservative women generally know that any voiced public opinion or any public involvement will mean attempted personal destruction. Which is the point of the Playboy list — get conservative women to shut up. Specifically, get beautiful, smart, young conservative women to shut up. Get them to leave the public sphere. Can you say Sarah Palin?
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http://pajamasmedia.com/blog/when-rape-fantasies-involve-conservative-women-feminists-are-silent/
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Where is the violence that was the result of all this so called left wing hate speech (and some of it certainly qualifies as such)
There's no shortage of hate speech on both sides (though I believe in the mainstream media you'll find the majority of it on the right).
Where are the VIOLENCE? Why is the majority of the violence always coming from the right wing:
Murders
Attempted Murders
Arson
Vandalism
Assault and Battery
Death Threats
Stalking
Etc....
Find me a Left Wing Nut Job who commits random acts of violence and leaves note saying things like this.
"Know this if nothing else: This was a hate crime. I hate the damn left-wing liberals. There is a vast left-wing conspiracy in this country & these liberals are working together to attack every decent & honorable institution in the nation, trying to turn this country into a communist state. Shame on them....
"This was a symbolic killing. Who I wanted to kill was every Democrat in the Senate & House, the 100 people in Bernard Goldberg's book. I'd like to kill everyone in the mainstream media. But I know those people were inaccessible to me. I couldn't get to the generals & high ranking officers of the Marxist movement so I went after the foot soldiers, the chickenshit liberals that vote in these traitorous people. Someone had to get the ball rolling. I volunteered. I hope others do the same. It's the only way we can rid America of this cancerous pestilence."
"I thought I'd do something good for this Country Kill Democrats til the cops kill me....Liberals are a pest like termites. Millions of them Each little bite contributes to the downfall of this great nation. The only way we can rid ourselves of this evil is to kill them in the streets. Kill them where they gather. I'd like to encourage other like minded people to do what I've done. If life aint worth living anymore don't just kill yourself. do something for your Country before you go. Go Kill Liberals.
http://crooksandliars.com/david-neiwert/knoxville-church-shooters-manifesto
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Did you know the tea parties were racist and were only about protesting against a black man?
only? - no
partially yeah probably. Also partially just people that are too dumb to know any better and have fallen for all the right wing talking points that Obama is a socialist/marxist/secret muslim terrorist etc..
here's the entire Garafolo Clip. It's pretty damn funny and spot on with some points
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The only unbiased guy on Fox News....
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A queer wearing eye makeup and fake eyelashes????
the same guy who ran over a person with his car in a road rage incident??
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A queer wearing eye makeup and fake eyelashes????
the same guy who ran over a person with his car in a road rage incident??
thanks for the perfect example as to why this board is almost a complete waste of time
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thanks for the perfect example as to why this board is almost a complete waste of time
Oh relax and have a laugh.
Fox is a joke as is msnbc.
Do you really think shep smith an even handed journalist???
Olbermann or hannity???
They all stink. Cable news sucks..
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Discussion of the short-lived article that advocated the rape of select conservative women, again because they happen to disagree with liberals:
When Rape Fantasies Involve Conservative Women, Feminists Are Silent
A vicious article drew nary a peep of outrage from the "sisterhood."
June 9, 2009 - by Melissa Clouthier
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A lot of what you posted in this thread is misleading or inaccurate. I am exhausted and can't go down the entire list, so here are some selected rebuttals.
The Guy Cimbalo article which was pulled after only days:
Some lib who spoke out against it:
http://jezebel.com/5274408/playboy-on-conservative-women-castration-has-begun-to-look-appealing
http://www.feministe.us/blog/archives/2009/06/09/after-reading-this-article-castration-indeed-has-begun-to-look-appealing/
There were more, but I'm not going to bother posting them all. Newsbusters actually posted a story about a Politico (conservative site) editor that defended the writer.
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The left-wing Daily Kos fantasizing about conservative Michelle Malkin choking to death, for the crime of having a different opinion:
Kos Kids Back at it – Wishing Death upon Michelle Malkin
Photo of Rusty Weiss.
By Rusty Weiss (Bio | Archive)
June 3, 2009 - 00:16 ET
A sampling of the commentary follows:
...my dislike of her ridiculous blather...but I think you went too far at the end.
More than a little over-the-top. You really should delete this.
and
Hasn't there been enough of that lately? Seriously, words have consequences, and this sort of thing is unsettling enough when it comes from the other side. I don't particularly like it from ours.
This of course is minor compared to the ‘writer's' own blog, on which he expresses his dismay with someone apparently interfering with his picture captions by making the following threat:
May have to stab some fuckin' body keeps fucking about with this caption
The site also contains a cartoon consisting of a man who asks:
Must you answer every question with a death threat?
He recently has posted about the Tiller murder in which he asks ‘whether or not it's appropriate to lay the blame for the murder of Dr. George Tiller at the door of Jesus Christ or religion in general.'
While the Daily Kos has made no attempt to remove this posting, and will certainly not investigate one of their ‘writers', perhaps the authorities might want to take a closer look at someone who fantasizes about the death of a conservative writer, and further, openly makes stabbing threats.
http://newsbusters.org/blogs/rusty-weiss/2009/06/03/kos-kids-back-it-wishing-death-upon-michelle-malkin
The most notable thing about the "hate speech" detailed in this article is the replies it ignited.
Here is a link to the original post:
http://www.dailykos.com/story/2009/6/2/738218/-Michelle-MalkinThe-Book
Note the comments. Almost all of them say they dislike Malkin, but that the story went over the line.
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Oh relax and have a laugh.
Fox is a joke as is msnbc.
Do you really think shep smith an even handed journalist???
Olbermann or hannity???
They all stink. Cable news sucks..
MSNBC has some good shows (I know you don't agree but there doesn't seem to be much of antyhing you like)
Why are you ignoring the point the Smith is making and just trying to piss all over him instead.
Comments like that make it pointless to waste time trying to engage you in dialogue
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From 2007:
Another example of Left Wing Hate Speech
World Net Daily is repoorting that an english professor in Idaho is in hot water for making a death threat against Republicans. The instructor, Ms. Bryant suggested to her class that anyone who has ever voted Republican should be executed, and she said these things with a smile on her face, and freeky admits to making the statement. This did not sit well with at least on student who has since withdrawn from the class, and requested a refund.
WND also reports that several people around the country have taken the liberty to call and/or email Professor Bryant to express their anger at the statements she made in class, some included death threats, and foul langauge.
I guess people take offense at the suggestion that they should be killed for excersizing their freedom in the polls. You can't blame people for getting angry over something like this, but I think that making death threats against her is going overboard, and lowers us to her level.
There is an investigation under way to indentify the persons who made death threats against this woman. It seems the focus has shifted from her negative comments, to who sent the nasty messages.
Now compare the reaction to the Malkin piece with this.
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Now compare the reaction to the Malkin piece with this.
Why doesnt she print them out?
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Why doesnt she print them out?
It appears she did... then forwarded them to the police:
There is an investigation under way to indentify the persons who made death threats against this woman. It seems the focus has shifted from her negative comments, to who sent the nasty messages.
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It appears she did... then forwarded them to the police:
There is an investigation under way to indentify the persons who made death threats against this woman. It seems the focus has shifted from her negative comments, to who sent the nasty messages.
Fine, there is no excuse to ever send death threats. How stupid could someone be?
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A lot of what you posted in this thread is misleading or inaccurate. I am exhausted and can't go down the entire list, so here are some selected rebuttals.
False. Everything I posted is completely factual. I don't care what the response of some liberals was to these outrageous comments. As I mentioned earlier, that's not the point. The fact is these kinds of statements are made all the time. The fact is liberals claim to be tolerant, but are often anything but tolerant with opposing viewpoints. It's not unique to liberals, but you can't dispute any of what I posted, because it all happened. It includes:
1. Comments of angry prop 8 opponents who advocated murder, burning down churches, urinating in drinks, etc., simply because people disagree with homosexual marriage. Are you contending those statements were not made?
2. Liberal extremists who stormed a church, shouting things like "Jesus was a homo,"solely because of a different philosophy. Are you claiming those two video clips are staged?
3. Attacking a little old lady by shouting in her face, taking her sign, and stomping on it, only because they disagree with her. Is that clip fake?
4. Shouting in the faces of people who supported McCain for president. Is that a phony clip?
5. A liberal radio host wanting Joe the Plumber to be murdered. Never happened?
6. A liberal wishing Clarence Thomas dies an early death, for the crime of being a conservative. False?
7. A liberal commentator hoping someone with a policy difference contracts AIDS. You refute this?
8. A liberal teacher telling her class anyone who voted for a Republican should be executed. Did she not say this?
9. A liberal fantasizing that Michelle Malkin chokes to death, again for the crime of being a conservative. Fake article?
10. A liberal writer advocating the rape of conservative women, only because they are on the wrong side of the political fence. Invented article?
You can talk about the response of some liberals, they're only "joking," they never actually killed anyone all you want, but that's not the point of this thread. It's about left-wing speech. It's all over the place.
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False. Everything I posted is completely factual. I don't care what the response of some liberals was to these outrageous comments. As I mentioned earlier, that's not the point. The fact is these kinds of statements are made all the time. The fact is liberals claim to be tolerant, but are often anything but tolerant with opposing viewpoints. It's not unique to liberals, but you can't dispute any of what I posted, because it all happened. It includes:
1. Comments of angry prop 8 opponents who advocated murder, burning down churches, urinating in drinks, etc., simply because people disagree with homosexual marriage. Are you contending those statements were not made?
2. Liberal extremists who stormed a church, shouting things like "Jesus was a homo,"solely because of a different philosophy. Are you claiming those two video clips are staged?
3. Attacking a little old lady by shouting in her face, taking her sign, and stomping on it, only because they disagree with her. Is that clip fake?
4. Shouting in the faces of people who supported McCain for president. Is that a phony clip?
5. A liberal radio host wanting Joe the Plumber to be murdered. Never happened?
6. A liberal wishing Clarence Thomas dies an early death, for the crime of being a conservative. False?
7. A liberal commentator hoping someone with a policy difference contracts AIDS. You refute this?
8. A liberal teacher telling her class anyone who voted for a Republican should be executed. Did she not say this?
9. A liberal fantasizing that Michelle Malkin chokes to death, again for the crime of being a conservative. Fake article?
10. A liberal writer advocating the rape of conservative women, only because they are on the wrong side of the political fence. Invented article?
You can talk about the response of some liberals, they're only "joking," they never actually killed anyone all you want, but that's not the point of this thread. It's about left-wing speech. It's all over the place.
yep - all bad stuff
lot's of bad words on both sides
here's what I don't see on the left
where's the violence, the assasinations, the fire bombings, the toture and murders, etc...
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Did you know the tea parties were racist and were only about protesting against a black man?
the segment with Garofalo on Olbermann is usually 90 percent comedy. Everything is overstated for a laugh. It's actually pretty funny sometimes.
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I purposely didn't post in this thread because I wanted to get a sense of how pervasive the ignorance of world history is around here.
Left wing acts of violence? Europe during the 60's and 70's was a hotbed of leftist terrorism ( especially France). In this country you had the Black Panther movement and the rest of the leftist thugs ( such as Bill Ayers) who engaged in countless acts of violence and intimidation in attempts to overthrow the government. For more recent sadistic violence look no further than central and South America where leftist gorillas rape, murder and terrorize their own people ( who disagree politically). Then throw in the socialist and communist regimes of Asia, Russia, Cuba etc.-- Leftists are as insane, violent, warped and sociopathic as any right wing radical. People on the fringe are always a fingernail away from one another in terms of actions, desires and motivations. The only distinguishing characteristic between fringe groups is their scapegoat.
The problem is that some of you equate racially or religiously motivated attacks as invariably originating from some sort of right wing fringe group- yet when the overwhelming amount of left minded predators commit violent acts you either don't associate them with their ideology, or dismiss their behavior as motivated by other objectives. Take Colin Ferguson for instance, the lunatic who killed several random white people coming home from work on the LIRR in the early 90's. His defense at trial was some warped black mans burden justification defense. Take the animal who raped and murdered a white mother of two leaving a Westchester shopping mall about 4 years ago specifically because she was white. There are hundreds if not thousands of examples of this-- just as there are a myriad of examples the other way. The difference is that when the victim is black, or gay or Spanish etc.- the whole world takes notice and the media publicizes it extensively. Politicians also feed off of it- How often, if ever do hate crime statutes ever get enforced when the victims are white or straight?
There is a conscious collective desire in this country to take joy in the demise of the "white" and "affluent" "majority" and to take even greater pleasure in blaming the members of these respective niches for anything, whenever a fairly remote possibility to do so arises. The Duke rape case is a recent example that comes to mind.
One thing I find hysterical about some of the responses reveling in the lefts "hands off" approach to hate speech, is that these responses also blatantly ignore the lefts disgusting habit of appeasing and even excusing Islamic terrorists. Do sadistic acts of religiously motivated violence committed by Muslims count as right wing also... or do they get a pass because the left bends over backward to apologize for the carnage and blame American foreign policy, George Bush, or anyone else they can think of?
The moral of the story: Just because you didn't bother to investigate an occurrence ( or refuse to acknowledge its existence), doesn't mean it didn't happen.
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I purposely didn't post in this thread because I wanted to get a sense of how pervasive the ignorance of world history is around here.
Left wing acts of violence? Europe during the 60's and 70's was a hotbed of leftist terrorism ( especially France). In this country you had the Black Panther movement and the rest of the leftist thugs ( such as Bill Ayers) who engaged in countless acts of violence and intimidation in attempts to overthrow the government. For more recent sadistic violence look no further than central and South America where leftist gorillas rape, murder and terrorize their own people ( who disagree politically). Then throw in the socialist and communist regimes of Asia, Russia, Cuba etc.-- Leftists are as insane, violent, warped and sociopathic as any right wing radical. People on the fringe are always a fingernail away from one another in terms of actions, desires and motivations. The only distinguishing characteristic between fringe groups is their scapegoat.
The problem is that some of you equate racially or religiously motivated attacks as invariably originating from some sort of right wing fringe group- yet when the overwhelming amount of left minded predators commit violent acts you either don't associate them with their ideology, or dismiss their behavior as motivated by other objectives. Take Colin Ferguson for instance, the lunatic who killed several random white people coming home from work on the LIRR in the early 90's. His defense at trial was some warped black mans burden justification defense. Take the animal who raped and murdered a white mother of two leaving a Westchester shopping mall about 4 years ago specifically because she was white. There are hundreds if not thousands of examples of this-- just as there are a myriad of examples the other way. The difference is that when the victim is black, or gay or Spanish etc.- the whole world takes notice and the media publicizes it extensively. Politicians also feed off of it- How often, if ever do hate crime statutes ever get enforced when the victims are white or straight?
There is a conscious collective desire in this country to take joy in the demise of the "white" and "affluent" "majority" and to take even greater pleasure in blaming the members of these respective niches for anything, whenever a fairly remote possibility to do so arises. The Duke rape case is a recent example that comes to mind.
One thing I find hysterical about some of the responses reveling in the lefts "hands off" approach to hate speech, is that these responses also blatantly ignore the lefts disgusting habit of appeasing and even excusing Islamic terrorists. Do sadistic acts of religiously motivated violence committed by Muslims count as right wing also... or do they get a pass because the left bends over backward to apologize for the carnage and blame American foreign policy, George Bush, or anyone else they can think of?
The moral of the story: Just because you didn't bother to investigate an occurrence ( or refuse to acknowledge its existence), doesn't mean it didn't happen.
George don't try and confuse people with the facts.
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I purposely didn't post in this thread because I wanted to get a sense of how pervasive the ignorance of world history is around here.
Left wing acts of violence? Europe during the 60's and 70's was a hotbed of leftist terrorism ( especially France).
I live in northern california in 2009
I don't see any leftist terrorism
I do see right wing terrorism
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I live in northern california in 2009
I don't see any leftist terrorism
I do see right wing terrorism
LOL man your logic really needs work straw
your justifications are hillarious, i guess since it wasnt last week it never happend and will never happen again...fact is ppl have given you multiple instances of left wing violence and everytime you find something to say ahh ahh ahhhh thats not the same...
I live in texas 2009 i dont see any right wing terrorism either... ;D
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LOL man your logic really needs work straw
your justifications are hillarious, i guess since it wasnt last week it never happend and will never happen again...fact is ppl have given you multiple instances of left wing violence and everytime you find something to say ahh ahh ahhhh thats not the same...
I live in texas 2009 i dont see any right wing terrorism either... ;D
my whole family lives in TX.
show me some instances of left wing violence and I'll decide if I should worry about it or not
right now
not so much
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I live on the east coast on planet earth. I dont "see" any metors or comets where I live. Therefore, they must not exist. Show me some in New York City and I'll believe they exist.
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Thank you for once again demonstrating your stunning stupidity and concious hostility toward reality and knowledge.
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I live on the east coast on planet earth. I dont "see" any metors or comets where I live. Therefore, they must not exist. Show me some in New York City and I'll believe they exist.
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Thank you for once again demonstrating your stunning stupidity and concious hostility toward reality and knowledge.
how much time do you spend worrying about meteors?
how much time should I spend worrying about left wing violence?
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how much time do you spend worrying about meteors?
how much time should I spend worrying about left wing violence?
How long before you and people like you start rounding up religious people like me and locking us all up in mental institutions just because you suffer from religious paranoia and happen to believe that all religious people are mentally ill and potentially dangerous?
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I purposely didn't post in this thread because I wanted to get a sense of how pervasive the ignorance of world history is around here.
Left wing acts of violence? Europe during the 60's and 70's was a hotbed of leftist terrorism ( especially France). In this country you had the Black Panther movement and the rest of the leftist thugs ( such as Bill Ayers) who engaged in countless acts of violence and intimidation in attempts to overthrow the government. For more recent sadistic violence look no further than central and South America where leftist gorillas rape, murder and terrorize their own people ( who disagree politically). Then throw in the socialist and communist regimes of Asia, Russia, Cuba etc.-- Leftists are as insane, violent, warped and sociopathic as any right wing radical. People on the fringe are always a fingernail away from one another in terms of actions, desires and motivations. The only distinguishing characteristic between fringe groups is their scapegoat.
The problem is that some of you equate racially or religiously motivated attacks as invariably originating from some sort of right wing fringe group- yet when the overwhelming amount of left minded predators commit violent acts you either don't associate them with their ideology, or dismiss their behavior as motivated by other objectives. Take Colin Ferguson for instance, the lunatic who killed several random white people coming home from work on the LIRR in the early 90's. His defense at trial was some warped black mans burden justification defense. Take the animal who raped and murdered a white mother of two leaving a Westchester shopping mall about 4 years ago specifically because she was white. There are hundreds if not thousands of examples of this-- just as there are a myriad of examples the other way. The difference is that when the victim is black, or gay or Spanish etc.- the whole world takes notice and the media publicizes it extensively. Politicians also feed off of it- How often, if ever do hate crime statutes ever get enforced when the victims are white or straight?
There is a conscious collective desire in this country to take joy in the demise of the "white" and "affluent" "majority" and to take even greater pleasure in blaming the members of these respective niches for anything, whenever a fairly remote possibility to do so arises. The Duke rape case is a recent example that comes to mind.
One thing I find hysterical about some of the responses reveling in the lefts "hands off" approach to hate speech, is that these responses also blatantly ignore the lefts disgusting habit of appeasing and even excusing Islamic terrorists. Do sadistic acts of religiously motivated violence committed by Muslims count as right wing also... or do they get a pass because the left bends over backward to apologize for the carnage and blame American foreign policy, George Bush, or anyone else they can think of?
The moral of the story: Just because you didn't bother to investigate an occurrence ( or refuse to acknowledge its existence), doesn't mean it didn't happen.
None of these examples have any relevence to the USA in 2009
I'm not even sure how the rape/murder of a woman because she is white is classified as "leftist" violence
I don't deny there are violent acts from left wing groups but which side is committing virtually all the violence in OUR country at the present time?
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How long before you and people like you start rounding up religious people like me and locking us all up in mental institutions just because you suffer from religious paranoia and happen to believe that all religious people are mentally ill and potentially dangerous?
you're worried that "people like me" will start rounding up religious people and you're calling me paranoid?
when did I ever say all religious people are mentally ill or potentially dangerous?
again - you're the one calling me paranoid??
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you're worried that "people like me" will start rounding up religious people and you're calling me paranoid?
when did I ever say all religious people are mentally ill or potentially dangerous?
again - you're the one calling me paranoid??
I'm not worried. Atheists have already murdered hundreds of thousands of religious people. Being insulted and persecuted is just part of being religious I suppose.
But you seem to be suffering from religious paranoia by your many intolerant, anti-religion posts.
Besides, my personal belief is anyone who holds a fundamentalist belief in any religion is mentally ill (for real) which again makes for a pointless discussion
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Let me try to dumb things down a bit so you can understand my point.
- Just because you dont SEE something, doesnt mean it doesnt exist- willfull blindness is not evidence of a non-occurance.
- Second, murdering someone because of race, religion or political affliation IS based on an ideological motivation. The lunatic who shot up the Holocaust museum was motivated by racial/ religious hatred. Had the museum been for Civil war vets that fought for the Confederacy, I highly doubt he would have shot the place up. You associate this crime with his right wing ideology (and rightfully so). If a black person rapes and murders a white woman because she is white, or a muslim blows up a synagogue to kill jews-- is his ideology imputed to the right wing or the left wing? You cant say its not politically motivated, because it paralell to the holocaust museum shooting. If its one, its the other.
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Let me try to dumb things down a bit so you can understand my point.
- Just because you dont SEE something, doesnt mean it doesnt exist- willfull blindness is not evidence of a non-occurance.
- Second, murdering someone because of race, religion or political affliation IS based on an ideological motivation. The lunatic who shot up the Holocaust museum was motivated by racial/ religious hatred. Had the museum been for Civil war vets that fought for the Confederacy, I highly doubt he would have shot the place up. You associate this crime with his right wing ideology (and rightfully so). If a black person rapes and murders a white woman because she is white, or a muslim blows up a synagogue to kill jews-- is his ideology imputed to the right wing or the left wing? You cant say its not politically motivated, because it paralell to the holocaust museum shooting. If its one, its the other.
didn't I already acknowledge that it has existed in the past. Virtually all of your examples are from other countries and many years ago. I just don't see it as the threat at the moment. nothing complicated about that
btw - I would not impute a right wing motivation on a racist or a muslim who kills jews.
Right Wing killers in this country would be the nut job who killed Dr. Tiller of the guy who killed people in a church in Tenesse earlier this year. When you can show me some clearly defined Left Winger like this then I'll join you in being worried about them too.
You can find a link to his handwritten 4 page manifesto here: http://crooksandliars.com/david-neiwert/knoxville-church-shooters-manifesto.
"Know this if nothing else: This was a hate crime. I hate the damn left-wing liberals. There is a vast left-wing conspiracy in this country & these liberals are working together to attack every decent & honorable institution in the nation, trying to turn this country into a communist state. Shame on them....
"This was a symbolic killing. Who I wanted to kill was every Democrat in the Senate & House, the 100 people in Bernard Goldberg's book. I'd like to kill everyone in the mainstream media. But I know those people were inaccessible to me. I couldn't get to the generals & high ranking officers of the Marxist movement so I went after the foot soldiers, the chickenshit liberals that vote in these traitorous people. Someone had to get the ball rolling. I volunteered. I hope others do the same. It's the only way we can rid America of this cancerous pestilence."
"I thought I'd do something good for this Country Kill Democrats til the cops kill me....Liberals are a pest like termites. Millions of them Each little bite contributes to the downfall of this great nation. The only way we can rid ourselves of this evil is to kill them in the streets. Kill them where they gather. I'd like to encourage other like minded people to do what I've done. If life aint worth living anymore don't just kill yourself. do something for your Country before you go. Go Kill Liberals.
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I'm not worried. Atheists have already murdered hundreds of thousands of religious people. Being insulted and persecuted is just part of being religious I suppose.
But you seem to be suffering from religious paranoia by your many intolerant, anti-religion posts.
thanks for posting my quote. I have clarified many times that I don't give a shit what you believe unless your beliefs drive you to the point where you feel compelled to commit violence. I do think if you're speaking in tongues, dancing with rattlesnakes or even something as common as thinking you have a "personal relationship" with a 2000 year old rabbi then yeah, you might be mentally ill. There's nothing paranoid or intolerant about that.
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fact is straw the left wing has just as many nuts and its only a matter of time before one slips their screw and goes off, you keep saying it doesnt effect me b/c its not recent... ::) FACT left wing ppl are just as crazy by your logic something will happen today and tomorrow you will say that was yesterday show me something today...
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fact is straw the left wing has just as many nuts and its only a matter of time before one slips their screw and goes off, you keep saying it doesnt effect me b/c its not recent... ::) FACT left wing ppl are just as crazy by your logic something will happen today and tomorrow you will say that was yesterday show me something today...
tony - I've said repeatedly that there is no shortage of nuts on either end fo the spectrum and perhaps we'll see some left wing violence someday but right now the right wingers own the title.
don't assign positions to me that I've never said. If you want to show me something that's recent and relevent then you've got my attention. Should I really care if their were left wing terrorist in France or the US in the 60's and 70's?
I'm suprised someone here hasn't brought up the Manson family as left wing terrorists too.
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tony - I've said repeatedly that there is no shortage of nuts on either end fo the spectrum and perhaps we'll see some left wing violence someday but right now the right wingers own the title.
don't assign positions to me that I've never said. If you want to show me something that's recent and relevent then you've got my attention. Should I really care if their were left wing terrorist in France or the US in the 60's and 70's?
I'm suprised someone here hasn't brought up the Manson family as left wing terrorists too.
LOL well should i really care living in texas about some nut who shot up a museum a few thousand miles away? should you as its not close to you?
FACT: Left wingers are just as crazy as right wingers...
if your illogical ass can use the idea that it was a long time ago so im not worried then i can use that same illogical stance to say it was a long way away so im not worried and so should you as these incidents probably didnt happen anywhere near you.
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tony - I've said repeatedly that there is no shortage of nuts on either end fo the spectrum and perhaps we'll see some left wing violence someday but right now the right wingers own the title.
don't assign positions to me that I've never said. If you want to show me something that's recent and relevent then you've got my attention. Should I really care if their were left wing terrorist in France or the US in the 60's and 70's?
I'm suprised someone here hasn't brought up the Manson family as left wing terrorists too.
thats the problem with your logic straw you have to understand that LOGIC applies itself across the board you try to use a certain logic one way and then say it doesnt apply in a situation thats the same.
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thats the problem with your logic straw you have to understand that LOGIC applies itself across the board you try to use a certain logic one way and then say it doesnt apply in a situation thats the same.
wtf are you even talking about at this point?
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wtf are you even talking about at this point?
first off respond to this post
LOL well should i really care living in texas about some nut who shot up a museum a few thousand miles away? should you as its not close to you?
FACT: Left wingers are just as crazy as right wingers...
if your illogical ass can use the idea that it was a long time ago so im not worried then i can use that same illogical stance to say it was a long way away so im not worried and so should you as these incidents probably didnt happen anywhere near you.
if your not worried about lefty nut jobs simply b/c it wasnt recent why are you worried about right wing nut jobs thousands of miles away?
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first off respond to this post
if your not worried about lefty nut jobs simply b/c it wasnt recent why are you worried about right wing nut jobs thousands of miles away?
well, since you asked so nicely, I'm not personally worried about right wing nut jobs. If I worked at an abortion clinic I'd probably be worried. The guy who shot up the church in Tennesse intent on killing liberals wouldn't have gotten me either since I don't go to church.
Still, I don't have to be personally worried about them to be fully aware that the danger of violence is, at present, coming from the right.
Perhaps someday a pro-choice person will snap and mow down some protestors in front of Planned Parenthood and if that happens I'll join you in condemning left wing violence too.
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well, since you asked so nicely, I'm not personally worried about right wing nut jobs. If I worked at an abortion clinic I'd probably be worried. The guy who shot up the church in Tennesse intent on killing liberals wouldn't have gotten me either since I don't go to church.
Still, I don't have to be personally worried about them to be fully aware that the danger of violence is, at present, coming from the right.
Perhaps someday a pro-choice person will snap and mow down some protestors in front of Planned Parenthood and if that happens I'll join you in condemning left wing violence too.
First off the vast majority of ppl left or right condemn the actions of these nut jobs left or right.
are the NUMEROUS examples of left wing violence not enough for you to condemn the left nut jobs as well or do you feel satisfied simply pointing your finger at the big bad right wing nut jobs? all you have done is tried to show how those arent attributed to the left?
if you understand that violence comes from both sides of the isle whats your point? even if the violence right now SEEMS to be coming from the right a RATIONAL person would understand that its only a matter of time before a left wing nut job goes off and condemn these actions all together instead of trying to attribute them to a certain political or religious ideology as you do.
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I do think if you're speaking in tongues, dancing with rattlesnakes or even something as common as thinking you have a "personal relationship" with a 2000 year old rabbi then yeah, you might be mentally ill. There's nothing paranoid or intolerant about that.
lol. . . . Really funny. So first it's everyone who has a sincerely held religious belief is mentally ill. Now it's the vast majority of the country in which you live, and nearly all of your political leaders, including your president, who believe they have a "personal relationship" who "might be mentally ill." That is classic paranoid anti-religious extremism.
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lol. . . . Really funny. So first it's everyone who has a sincerely held religious belief is mentally ill. Now it's the vast majority of the country in which you live, and nearly all of your political leaders, including your president, who believe they have a "personal relationship" who "might be mentally ill." That is classic paranoid anti-religious extremism.
well my quote that you and loco have both posted is from 2007 and I've clarified it many times. I only added that recent update because I knew it would get your panties in a twist.
let me clarify yet again. I don't care what anyone wants to believe as long as their beliefs don't drive them to commit violence. Speaking in tongues, dancing with rattlesnakes (it always cracks me up when one of these knuckleheads dies of a snake bite), etc... all seem pretty nutty. Thinking you're having a personal relationship with a man who may have lived 2000 years ago seems nutty too. Usually harmless, but nutty none the less (IMO). Some Catholics believe the a cracker and cheap wine literally transform into the body and blood of jesus. I thought that was nutty when I was first taught it as a child. This list is long and absurd
You might think that my refusal to simply accept Jesus as my personal saviour seems nutty to you, especially since you most likely believe that failure to do so guarantees me an eternity of of suffering in hell.
To each his own
Believe whatever you want but just don't kill anyone or impose your religious beliefs on others and I'm fine
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First off the vast majority of ppl left or right condemn the actions of these nut jobs left or right.
are the NUMEROUS examples of left wing violence not enough for you to condemn the left nut jobs as well or do you feel satisfied simply pointing your finger at the big bad right wing nut jobs? all you have done is tried to show how those arent attributed to the left?
if you understand that violence comes from both sides of the isle whats your point? even if the violence right now SEEMS to be coming from the right a RATIONAL person would understand that its only a matter of time before a left wing nut job goes off and condemn these actions all together instead of trying to attribute them to a certain political or religious ideology as you do.
whats your point straw?
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well my quote that you and loco have both posted is from 2007 and I've clarified it many times. I only added that recent update because I knew it would get your panties in a twist.
let me clarify yet again. I don't care what anyone wants to believe as long as their beliefs don't drive them to commit violence. Speaking in tongues, dancing with rattlesnakes (it always cracks me up when one of these knuckleheads dies of a snake bite), etc... all seem pretty nutty. Thinking you're having a personal relationship with a man who may have lived 2000 years ago seems nutty too. Usually harmless, but nutty none the less (IMO). Some Catholics believe the a cracker and cheap wine literally transform into the body and blood of jesus. I thought that was nutty when I was first taught it as a child. This list is long and absurd
You might think that my refusal to simply accept Jesus as my personal saviour seems nutty to you, especially since you most likely believe that failure to do so guarantees me an eternity of of suffering in hell.
To each his own
Believe whatever you want but just don't kill anyone or impose your religious beliefs on others and I'm fine
You can clarify your original post all you want, but it changes nothing. You still believe that Christians are mentally ill.
And unlike you, I do not believe that you are mentally ill just because you don't believe like I do.
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well my quote that you and loco have both posted is from 2007 and I've clarified it many times. I only added that recent update because I knew it would get your panties in a twist.
let me clarify yet again. I don't care what anyone wants to believe as long as their beliefs don't drive them to commit violence. Speaking in tongues, dancing with rattlesnakes (it always cracks me up when one of these knuckleheads dies of a snake bite), etc... all seem pretty nutty. Thinking you're having a personal relationship with a man who may have lived 2000 years ago seems nutty too. Usually harmless, but nutty none the less (IMO). Some Catholics believe the a cracker and cheap wine literally transform into the body and blood of jesus. I thought that was nutty when I was first taught it as a child. This list is long and absurd
You might think that my refusal to simply accept Jesus as my personal saviour seems nutty to you, especially since you most likely believe that failure to do so guarantees me an eternity of of suffering in hell.
To each his own
Believe whatever you want but just don't kill anyone or impose your religious beliefs on others and I'm fine
I do not think that the refusal to accept any religious faith is nutty. Nutty = believing anyone who holds a sincerely held religious belief is mentally ill, particularly when you live in a country founded by those folks and when the vast majority in the country have sincerely held religious beliefs. Nutty = believing people with a personal relationship with God (i.e., all Christians) are mentally ill. You can try and dress it up all you want, but it's just an absurd and paranoid mindset.
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You can clarify your original post all you want, but it changes nothing. You still believe that Christians are mentally ill.
And unlike you, I do not believe that you are mentally ill just because you don't believe like I do.
Hey I just said that. :D
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Hey I just said that. :D
;D
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You can clarify your original post all you want, but it changes nothing. You still believe that Christians are mentally ill.
And unlike you, I do not believe that you are mentally ill just because you don't believe like I do.
did I say Christians in my original quote?
My original quote was about fundamentalist religious views. I don't even know if your version of a fundamentalist view is the same as mine. Not everyone (in fact I'd bet most) do NOT hold fundamelist views. Most people latch on to some belief that is common in their society and then pick and choose what they believe.
maybe you should stop feeling so defensive about what some anonymous person on a message board says when it wasn't even directed at you in the first place
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did I say Christians in my original quote?
My original quote was about fundamentalist religious views. I don't even know if your version of a fundamentalist view is the same as mine. Not everyone (in fact I'd bet most) do NOT hold fundamelist views. Most people latch on to some belief that is common in their society and then pick and choose what they believe.
maybe you should stop feeling so defensive about what some anonymous person on a message board says when it wasn't even directed at you in the first place
Floundering. Yes, your reference to everyone who has a "'personal relationship' with a 2000 year old rabbi" encompasses all Christians, because the essence of Christianity is a "personal relationship" with the "2000 year old rabbi" (Christ).
And your reference to anyone having a fundamentalist belief in a religion being mentally ill includes all people of any faith, not just Christians. "Fundamentalism" is defined as "strict adherence to any set of basic ideas or principles." In other words, you consider anyone with a sincerely held religious belief mentally ill. Pure paranoia.
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Floundering. Yes, your reference to everyone who has a "'personal relationship' with a 2000 year old rabbi" encompasses all Christians, because the essence of Christianity is a "personal relationship" with the "2000 year old rabbi" (Christ).
I already answered that but since you can't read here it is again
I only added that recent update because I knew it would get your panties in a twist.
And your reference to anyone having a fundamentalist belief in a religion being mentally ill includes all people of any faith, not just Christians. "Fundamentalism" is defined as "strict adherence to any set of basic ideas or principles." In other words, you consider anyone with a sincerely held religious belief mentally ill. Pure paranoia.
not sure if you've noticed but most christians/catholics don't have a strict adherence to a set of basic principals. They might all think Jesus is god but they go off in a million different directions after that. None of the christians I know would call themselves fudnamentalist
You seem to be obsessed with my opinion on this subject.
When did you start caring so much about what I think?
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I do not think that the refusal to accept any religious faith is nutty. Nutty = believing anyone who holds a sincerely held religious belief is mentally ill, particularly when you live in a country founded by those folks and when the vast majority in the country have sincerely held religious beliefs. Nutty = believing people with a personal relationship with God (i.e., all Christians) are mentally ill. You can try and dress it up all you want, but it's just an absurd and paranoid mindset.
simple question - do you think muslim suicide bombers who fly plans into buildings in the belief that they will go straight to heaven for a never ending gangbang with 72 virgins are mentally ill?
I do.
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I already answered that but since you can't read here it is again
not sure if you've noticed but most christians/catholics don't have a strict adherence to a set of basic principals. They might all think Jesus is god but they go off in a million different directions after that. None of the christians I know would call themselves fudnamentalist
You seem to be obsessed with my opinion on this subject.
When did you start caring so much about what I think?
I'm not asking for your opinion. When I want your opinion I will give it to you. I'm just pointing out the ridiculous comments you've made about religion and people of faith.
Your attempt to water down the extremist language is just humorous. Do you have nightmares about all those Christian boogiemen coming to get you? :)
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simple question - do you think muslim suicide bombers who fly plans into buildings in the belief that they will go straight to heaven for a never ending gangbang with 72 virgins are mentally ill?
I do.
Actually I think they were evil. But that's not what you've said, twice now, about the relationship between religion and mental illness. You'd actually sound a lot smarter about this if you simply either stood by your extremist comments regarding religion and mental illness instead of trying to contort word meanings, or back off and admit you made dumb comments.
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I'm not asking for your opinion. When I want your opinion I will give it to you. I'm just pointing out the ridiculous comments you've made about religion and people of faith.
Your attempt to water down the extremist language is just humorous. Do you have nightmares about all those Christian boogiemen coming to get you? :)
You're hilarious
I gave you my opinion and you seem to have a problem with it.
Get used to it and if you don't like it then stop responding
I don't give a shit what you believe so why are you so obsessed about what I believe
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Actually I think they were evil. But that's not what you've said, twice now, about the relationship between religion and mental illness. You'd actually sound a lot smarter about this if you simply either stood by your extremist comments regarding religion and mental illness instead of trying to contort word meanings, or back off and admit you made dumb comments.
Like I said
I think they were mentally ill
their fundamentalist religious belief caused them to kill themselves and thousands of other people
Sounds crazy to me.
what's the nice word for crazy people?
Mentally Ill.
Of course there are some mentally ill people who are perfectly harmless.....for example ....YOU
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Like I said
I think they were mentally ill
their fundamentalist religious belief caused them to kill themselves and thousands of other people
Sounds crazy to me.
what's the nice word for crazy people?
Mentally Ill.
Of course there are some mentally ill people who are perfectly harmless.....for example ....YOU
lol. Don't worry. The Chrisitan Boogieman hiding under your bed is really harmless. :)
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lol. Don't worry. The Chrisitan Boogieman hiding under your bed is really harmless. :)
of course they aren't
you're the only one who is suggesting it
why are you so obsessed with what I think
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of course they aren't
you're the only one who is suggesting it
why are you so obsessed with what I think
You're providing entertainment. I've been telling you for darn near two years that I don't take you seriously and don't think you're very bright. You continue to act like the jilted ex-girlfriend. :)
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You're providing entertainment. I've been telling you for darn near two years that I don't take you seriously and don't think you're very bright. You continue to act like the jilted ex-girlfriend. :)
lol
projection much?
your actions make you appear to be obsessed with what I think
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Great example of intolerance and left-wing hate speech, with threats of violence to top it off.
I FVCKING HATE DELUSIONAL EVANGELICALS >:(
You are fvcking certifiable in your delusion & denial.
It's the goddamn evangelicals who make it a political issue. Get real!!!
I will welcome the day that religion is forced underground!
Any evangelical I off, is gonna be one who trys imposing themself on me. There's a big difference.
It's like someone on here once said "I'll shoot the fvckers if I have to."
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Great example of intolerance and left-wing hate speech, with threats of violence to top it off.
Yep. Still waiting for the "context" of Jag's hate speech.
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Palin hits back at 'malicious' photo
Posted: 02:36 PM ET
From CNN Ticker Producer Alexander Mooney
(http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/2009/images/06/25/art.palinpic.cnn.jpg)
Palin is upset with a blogger who doctored a photo of herself and son Trig.
(CNN) – A week after a high-profile uproar with comedian David Letterman over the late-night host's joke about her daughter, Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin is again sharply responding to the appearance of her children in the public sphere.
Palin's latest response comes after liberal Alaskan Blogger Linda Kellen Biegel doctored a photograph of the former Republican vice presidential candidate with her 1-year-old son Trig, who suffers from Down Syndrome.
Biegel, who blogs in support of the Alaska Democratic Party under the name "Celtic Diva," superimposed a picture of conservative Alaskan radio host Eddie Burke over Trig's face in an apparent effort to show how close the radio host is with the Alaskan governor.
"Recently we learned of a malicious desecration of a photo of the Governor and baby Trig that has become an iconic representation of a mother's love for a special needs child," Palin spokeswoman Meghan Stapelton said in a statement provided to CNN. "The mere idea of someone doctoring the photo of a special needs baby is appalling."
Stapelton also suggested President Obama should speak out against such behavior from liberal activists.
"Babies and children are off limits," She said. "It is past time to restore decency in politics and real tolerance for all Americans. The Obama Administration sets the moral compass for its party. We ask that special needs children be loved, respected and accepted and that this type of degeneracy be condemned."
Responding on her blog to the uproar, Biegel said in no uncertain terms the doctored picture was intended to make fun of Burke, not Trig Palin.
"It's called 'Baby Burke' because it's Eddie Burke…basically his probable second-biggest fantasy about the Governor," she wrote. "So, connecting the dots for you…WE'RE MAKING FUN OF EDDIE BURKE!!!!!!"
Earlier this month Biegel filed an ethics complaint against Palin for wearing a jacket made by a company that sponsored her husband — a snow mobile racer — to a public event. An investigator ruled Palin had not acted wrongly and the Alaska governor accused Biegel "asinine political grandstanding."
http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2009/06/25/palin-hits-back-at-malicious-photo/#more-57724
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Bump. I bet the liberals engaging in hate speech in the clips and articles in this thread would be arrested in Canada. Or not. I should have sent this link to Ann Coulter before her trip. :)
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Bump. I bet the liberals engaging in hate speech in the clips and articles in this thread would be arrested in Canada. Or not. I should have sent this link to Ann Coulter before her trip. :)
saw a columnist from there on oreilly tonight saying how it was really about not wanting hate speech etc...but then she went on the say that Ann was welcome to give a speech at another venue other than a college...so obviously it wasnt about hate speech alone it was also about keeping her off that college campus ::)
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In addition to advocating murder and burning down churches, they also discuss urinating in people's drinks:
Matt Barber, director of cultural affairs for Liberty Counsel, called the statements "hate crimes" for their intent to create violence against someone based on their beliefs.
"This is not just a matter of some people blowing off steam because they're not happy with a political outcome. This is criminal activity," he said. "The homosexual lobby is always calling for 'tolerance' and 'diversity' and playing the role of victim. They claim to deplore violence and 'hate.' Here we have homosexuals inciting, and directly threatening, violence against Christians."
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Liberty Counsel's Barber said, "This is not free speech; these are 'hate crimes' under the existing definition. Imagine if Christian websites were advocating such violence against homosexuals. There'd be outrage, and rightfully so. It'd be national front-page news. Federal authorities should immediately investigate these threats and prosecute the perpetrators to the fullest extent of the law."
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"I hope they all rot in hell, those servants of a lying, corrupt devil! BAN RELIGIOUS FUNDAMENTALISM," wrote Angelo.
One contributor went so far as to threaten to take out his frustrations on his own family.
"You want me to come back to Idaho for Christmas? Oh wait, my partner and I can't share the same bed? We can't show any affection or any outward sign of our love for each other? Well sorry family ... no Uncle Adam and all his expensive gifts and delicious cooking for you. Your childrens' presents will now be donations in their name to the equal rights organization of my choosing. As will their and your birthday presents, wedding presents, graduation presents, and everything else I give going forward."
The writer continued, "Remember, I'm angry. And I'm strong from my years at the gym and really am ready to take my frustration out on someone or something."
Barber said the Human Rights Campaign, the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force and "other leaders within the homosexual lobby" should call immediately for an end to such threats.
There were suggestions of a different type of violence, too.
"Hope the gay waiters at their hotel p---ed in all the drinks they served these cretins," "Jake" wrote about protectors of traditional marriage.
"If you're planning a heterosexual wedding in California … be prepared for picketers. Designate someone to watch the parking lot … You're going to have lots of unexpected expenses. Add $500 to your budget for security. … Be prepared for the flowers not lasting to the reception or the tuxedos showing up two sizes too small or the music at the reception being a way too loud or the cake tasting a little funny," stated another threat. "Be afraid. Be very afraid. We are everywhere."
Another even listed addresses of Mormon facilities. Mormon, Catholic and other religious groups were active in supporting the marriage definition.
"I do not openly advocate firebombing or vandalism. What you do with the information is your own choice," wrote Jeremy.
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/index.php?pageId=80220
Ha,ha,ha "Im strong from my years in the gym".Yeah,I bet this limp wristed pussy couldnt bench his bodyweight.Fag.
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Ha,ha,ha "Im strong from my years in the gym".Yeah,I bet this limp wristed pussy couldnt bench his bodyweight.Fag.
Billy - are you really an adult?
from your posts you seem like you might be a dumb 15 year old kid
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Billy - are you really an adult?
from your posts you seem like you might be a dumb 15 year old kid
So claims the only poster who thinks the post office is doing fine. BBOOOMMM !
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Billy - are you really an adult?
from your posts you seem like you might be a dumb 15 year old kid
I was quoting the fucking guy in the article you stupid tool.He said "Im strong in the gym" like that is going to scare people.God dam your a dunce.By the way Im 45 and Im sure make far more money then you,live in a much nicer house then you,and could kick your teeth into your throat.
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Courtesy of 33:
Union Memo Hints At Gov.'s Death
Teachers Union's Memo The Latest Salvo In War Of Words With Gov. Christie
HACKENSACK, N.J. (CBS) ―
NJ Governor Chris Christie delivers the state budget address on March 16, 2010.
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Christie Goes To War With NJ Teachers Over Wages
(3/31/2010)
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie isn't laughing about a teachers union's memo that hints of his death.
The memo is the latest salvo in a war of words between Christie and the union over wage and benefits concessions.
The Record of Bergen County obtained the Bergen County Education Association memo that includes a closing prayer:
"Dear Lord this year you have taken away my favorite actor, Patrick Swayze, my favorite actress, Farrah Fawcett, my favorite singer, Michael Jackson, and my favorite salesman, Billy Mays. I just wanted to let you know that Chris Christie is my favorite governor."
Association president Joe Coppola says the "prayer" was a joke and was never meant to be made public.
Christie spokesman Michael Drewniak says there's nothing professional about the group.
Meanwhile, Drewniak says the governor is also considering reopening union contracts to try to get salary concessions at the institutes of higher learning.
Unionized employees at the schools deferred a 3.5 percent increase last year when former Gov. Jon Corzine reopened their contracts.
College and university officials are considering cuts to staff and programs to offset a $173 million cut to higher education in Christie's proposed budget.
On Tuesday, Christie extended a deadline for school districts to receive additional state aide in exchange for teachers agreeing to wage freezes.
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I thought only the VRWC does this?
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Man Arrested for Threatening Pelosi Was Riled Up by Fox News, Says Mom
4/9/10 at 09:00 AM
Gregory Giusti was easily swayed by people with vitriolic, radical ideas, his mother said on the day that he first appeared in court on charges that he made repeated calls to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi at her home and seemingly threatened her life over her support of health-care reform. "Greg frequently gets in with a group of people that have really radical ideas ... which gets him into problems," she told local station KGO-TV. "I say Fox News, or all of those that are really radical, and he, that's where he comes from." We weren't sure whether or not to believe this, but then we read that during his first public appearance, while appealing to the court, Giusti openly wept. That's a Glenn Beck man right there.
http://nymag.com/daily/intel/2010/04/man_arrested_for_threatening_p.html
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The very words of a right wing nutbag who murdered innocent people while they sat in a church in Tennessee
He say's he'd like to kill the 100 people in Bernard Goldbergs book.
Bernard Goldberg is on Fox on almost a daily basis
This guys psychotic ramblings could almost be mistaken for any random posting here by 333 or Billy
notice he includes the key buzz words of "marxist" and communism
this guy committed these murders in July 2008 before Obama was even elected
like 333 - he had the vision to the the coming communist takeover of our country
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http://web.knoxnews.com/pdf/021009church-manifesto.pdf
"Know this if nothing else: This was a hate crime. I hate the damn left-wing liberals. There is a vast left-wing conspiracy in this country & these liberals are working together to attack every decent & honorable institution in the nation, trying to turn this country into a communist state. Shame on them....
"This was a symbolic killing. Who I wanted to kill was every Democrat in the Senate & House, the 100 people in Bernard Goldberg's book. I'd like to kill everyone in the mainstream media. But I know those people were inaccessible to me. I couldn't get to the generals & high ranking officers of the Marxist movement so I went after the foot soldiers, the chickenshit liberals that vote in these traitorous people. Someone had to get the ball rolling. I volunteered. I hope others do the same. It's the only way we can rid America of this cancerous pestilence."
"I thought I'd do something good for this Country Kill Democrats til the cops kill me....Liberals are a pest like termites. Millions of them Each little bite contributes to the downfall of this great nation. The only way we can rid ourselves of this evil is to kill them in the streets. Kill them where they gather. I'd like to encourage other like minded people to do what I've done. If life aint worth living anymore don't just kill yourself. do something for your Country before you go. Go Kill Liberals.
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come on 333 - doesn't this sound like something you would say?
"I hate the damn left-wing liberals. There is a vast left-wing conspiracy in this country & these liberals are working together to attack every decent & honorable institution in the nation, trying to turn this country into a communist state. "
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come on 333 - doesn't this sound like something you would say?
"I hate the damn left-wing liberals. There is a vast left-wing conspiracy in this country & these liberals are working together to attack every decent & honorable institution in the nation, trying to turn this country into a communist state. "
Its not a conspiracy since most of you libs are sayingh and doing these things in open and are very honest about your intentions.
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Its not a conspiracy since most of you libs are sayingh and doing these things in open and are very honest about your intentions.
I'm not aware that Obama is doing this and I'm not aware of any "libs" saying it
It's only fair right lunatics who are saying such things so if it's really true then it must be a secret from the rest of us so it has to be a conspiracy.
I asked you before if you thought Biden was in on it but you never answered. I asked you if Obama had a written plan, meeting etc.. on this intentionally collapse of the country (can't recall if you responded or not). Let's try this, the current Sec of Defense is left over from Bush. Do you think he is aware of this "intentional collapse"? Is he in on it too or is he kept out of the loop?
Doesn't your statement below sound like a Conspiracy Theory?
Yes straw. He is intentionally collapsing the system so that he can then rebuild it in a socialist communist mold.
There is simply no other explanation for his agenda.
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Like I said turn off your stupid comedy channel and read a book for once.
Look up the cloward piven strategy and that is what obama is pursuing.
And straw obama said "we are five days away from fundamentally transforming the united states of america".
What the hell does that mean to you?
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Like I said turn off your stupid comedy channel and read a book for once.
Look up the cloward piven strategy and that is what obama is pursuing.
And straw obama said "we are five days away from fundamentally transforming the united states of america".
What the hell does that mean to you?
LOL - you're cracking me up man
fast foward us to the end of your CT
will Obama abolish elections?
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serious..2 words
Rush Limbaugh
Thats why i dont listen to idiots like this chick above. She is telling her side from the extreme left. Not trying to find truth at all. Fuckin amazing.
Once again you can give no examples of Rush hating.All there are is examples of Rush using the words of liberals and mocking them,such as Barack trhe magic negro which was taken from a left wing BLACK columnist writing for the LA TIMES.Rush takes libs words and uses it against them and then liberals say "he is racist".Its amazing.
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LOL - you're cracking me up man
fast foward us to the end of your CT
will Obama abolish elections?
Elections wont matter anymore Straw - we are on the road to fiscal ruin and Obama is making sure that it wont matter who is elected such that the damage will be so far gone as to be nearly irreversible.
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Elections wont matter anymore Straw - we are on the road to fiscal ruin and Obama is making sure that it wont matter who is elected such that the damage will be so far gone as to be nearly irreversible.
why didn't Obama just keep doing what Bush did
Under Bush we were only days away from complete financial collapse (as this was from Bush's Treasury Secretary)
Why not just keep on the same path as Bush
He already had the wind at his back and then he could have blamed Bush while still fulfilling his secret Commie agenda
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why didn't Obama just keep doing what Bush did
Under Bush we were only days away from complete financial collapse (as this was from Bush's Treasury Secretary)
Why not just keep on the same path as Bush
He already had the wind at his back and then he could have blamed Bush while still fulfilling his secret Commie agenda
In case you havent noticed Obama is not only following the same reckless policies of Bush, but has doubled and tripled them.
BTW - if you think there is a dimes' worth of difference between Bush and Obama but for a few items here and there, you are really deluded.
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In case you havent noticed Obama is not only following the same reckless policies of Bush, but has doubled and tripled them.
BTW - if you think there is a dimes' worth of difference between Bush and Obama but for a few items here and there, you are really deluded.
which policy of Bush has he doubled/tripled?
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which policy of Bush has he doubled/tripled?
Bailouts & troops in Afghanistan come to mind.
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Bailouts & troops in Afghanistan come to mind.
Repubs voted for Bush's bailouts and Repubs have no problem going on record and taking credit for job creation in Obama's stimulus legislation so I assume this Communist plot has broad based support.
Obama's actions on Afghanistan are consistent with what he said he would do when he was running for office so though I don't really agree I can't complain since he's doing what he said he would do
what else ya got?
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Repubs voted for Bush's bailouts and Repubs have no problem going on record and taking credit for job creation in Obama's stimulus legislation so I assume this Communist plot has broad based support.
Obama's actions on Afghanistan are consistent with what he said he would do when he was running for office so though I don't really agree I can't complain since he's doing what he said he would do
what else ya got?
The house GOP voted against TARP. That was pushed through mostly with pelosis' strong arm tactics.
and GMAFB abouyt the stim bill.
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The house GOP voted against TARP. That was pushed through mostly with pelosis' strong arm tactics.
and GMAFB abouyt the stim bill.
I think there were two votes in the house and I'm pretty sure it got some GOP vote
it got plenty of GOP votes in the Senate
and yes, Repubs have taken credit for the job creation which they have said was due to the Stim Bill
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I think there were two votes in the house and I'm pretty sure it got some GOP vote
it got plenty of GOP votes in the Senate
and yes, Repubs have taken credit for the job creation which they have said was due to the Stim Bill
And? I have been against the faux stim bill from day one and those RINO's dont speak for me.
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Carmel bus driver calls student "stupid little bigot"
Parents of a Carmel middle school student want a school bus driver fired for calling their daughter a "stupid little bigot." Now, they're suing the school system.
Gene Cox Fox59
8:31 PM EDT, May 25, 2010
Carmel, Ind. - A Carmel bus driver is at the center of a legal dispute for a comment she made to a student in 2008. Now a judge will decide if the driver went too far when reprimanding a middle schooler.
Video of the incident shows the bus driver calling the student "a stupid little bigot" after the two disagreed on abortion and gay marriage. It happened one day after President Barack Obama was elected.
Parents of the student want the driver fired. Betty Campbell reportedly made the comment after a middle school girl told other students on the bus they were going to hell if they believed in gay marriage. Her parents say their little girl never said that.
"She's been affected by this in a negative way at a core level that we're trying to get her back from, and we haven't been able to do it," said the girl's father, Ed Zimmer.
According to the surveillance video, the bus driver told the girl: "I don't want to hear one more word about anyone going to hell if they're gay or if they're Buddhist or whatever cause it's none of your damn business."
"I'm not trying to be mean but you can't talk like that to people. I have heard you darling. It's not like I have never heard you," Campbell said in the video.
However, Zimmer said during a deposition, and while she was under oath, Campbell admitted she had never heard the girl talk about gays going to hell.
"Their reaction to this one is I think honestly, 'let's not do what's right. Let's protect ourselves against a lawsuit and we can strong arm the Zimmers,'" said Zimmer.
The facts of the case go back to late 2008. The Zimmer's daughter said she did explain on the bus that day that she would not have voted for President Obama because of his views on abortion or same sex marriage.
Attorneys for the school district did not want to comment on pending litigation, but we did uncover a 2009 letter from the district to the family saying in part that Carmel Clay Schools does not condone the incidents or believe that Betty Campbell is a perfect employee, however they have refused to fire her.
A civil lawsuit is set for trial this December.
http://www.fox59.com/news/wxin-bus-driver-offensive-comment-052510,0,1907683.story
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LoL - this statement is hilarious. If one comment by a bus driver has really had this kind of effect on the kid then they better just "homeskool" this kid because highschool is going to destroy her
"She's been affected by this in a negative way at a core level that we're trying to get her back from, and we haven't been able to do it," said the girl's father, Ed Zimmer.
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Liberal journalists suggest government shut down Fox News
By Jonathan Strong - The Daily Caller 12:01 AM 07/21/2010
If you were in the presence of a man having a heart attack, how would you respond? As he clutched his chest in desperation and pain, would you call 911? Would you try to save him from dying? Of course you would.
But if that man was Rush Limbaugh, and you were Sarah Spitz, a producer for National Public Radio, that isn’t what you’d do at all.
In a post to the list-serv Journolist, an online meeting place for liberal journalists, Spitz wrote that she would “Laugh loudly like a maniac and watch his eyes bug out” as Limbaugh writhed in torment.
In boasting that she would gleefully watch a man die in front of her eyes, Spitz seemed to shock even herself. “I never knew I had this much hate in me,” she wrote. “But he deserves it.”
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Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2010/07/21/liberal-journalists-suggest-government-shut-down-fox-news/print/#ixzz0uJQ2YhAI
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Legislator resigns after 'dead Palin' comment
Posted: August 12th, 2010
From CNN Political Producer Peter Hamby
State Rep. Timothy Horrigan made the remarks Wednesday night in a thread discussing the Alaska plane crash that killed former Sen. Ted Stevens.
"Well a dead Palin wd be even more dangerous than a live one...she is all about her myth & if she was dead she cldn't commit any more gaffes," Horrigan wrote.
Horrigan was commenting on another post by a Democrat running for the state house, party activist Keith David Halloran, who found himself in hot water Wednesday after writing about the crash: "Just wish Sarah and Levy [sic] were on board."
After the controversy quickly gained steam Thursday, Horrigan sent a letter to the Speaker of the New Hampshire House offering his resignation.
"I apologize for thoughtless remarks I made which have brought this House into disrepute," Horrigan wrote. "I enjoyed my time in the House and I thank you personally for your support over the years."
Ryan Williams, a spokesman for the New Hampshire Republican Party, said Democrats in his state have "a widespread fixation" with Palin's death.
"Instead of discussing their failed economic policies, New Hampshire Democrats are now spending their time openly discussing Governor Sarah Palin's death," Williams said in a statement. "Rep. Horrigan's comments are sick, twisted and disgusting, and they must be immediately denounced by Governor John Lynch and Rep. Carol Shea-Porter.
http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2010/08/12/legislator-resigns-after-dead-palin-comment/
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LOL this palin obsession is freaking amazing...there cant be a plane crash or car accident in the entire state of alaska without bringing up palin...WOW just WOW :o
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LOL this palin obsession is freaking amazing...there cant be a plane crash or car accident in the entire state of alaska without bringing up palin...WOW just WOW :o
Tell me about it. This is the party of "tolerance" making these kinds of comments too. All because they disagree with a person's political views.
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Actor John Cusack went on a caustic Twitter rampage Sunday evening, attacking former House Majority Leader Dick Armey, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich and Fox News.
“I AM FOR A SATANIC DEATH CULT CENTER AT FOX NEWS HQ AND OUTSIDE THE OFFICES ORDICK ARMEYAND NEWT GINGRICH-and all the GOP WELFARE FREAKS,” Cusack tweeted.
Cusack has long been outspoken about politics. He supported Barack Obama in the 2008 presidential election and has contributed to The Huffington Post, but this is the first known time he has stooped to the level of making threats.
And while the U.S. Constitution protects Cusack's right to speak his mind, some critics say he should be more careful about what he says, since he has more than 200,000 Twitter followers.
“His provocative tweets could easily incite a rabid fan to commit violent acts against Fox News Headquarters and others he names," said Dr. Carole Lieberman, a Beverly Hills-based psychiatrist and author of "Coping With Terrorism: Dreams Interrupted."
"Fans could not only be influenced because of their devotion to Cusack, the man, but also because of their love for one of the characters he plays,” she told Fox411.
Cooper Lawrence, the author of “Cult of Celebrity” told Fox 411: “The fear isn't that a celebrity will influence someone to do something violent or out of character due to the sheer devotion to the celebrity, the fear is that someone who is already vulnerable, mentally disturbed, already considering something dangerous, may be encouraged to do so if it is advocated by their favorite star,”
Lawrence explained that while celebrities don't make healthy people do things they wouldn't normally do, they could impact someone who is on the fence or mentally unstable.
“John Cusack has to know that his words carry weight because he is an actor beloved by many generations of folks who may not get his humor and might think he is calling for something more sinister. The responsibility is on him to not abuse his fame to influence something negative on the off chance that even one person takes his words to heart,” Lawrence said.
Cusack could also be doing his career some damage. Image consultant Michael Sands says that Cusack should be worried that his vituperative words could turn off some of his fans.
“I think his fans will not appreciate his tone. They will be turned off to his rhetoric,” Sands told Fox411. “John Cusack is taking his fame too seriously. He is having delusions and his anger towards Fox News may get him arrested!”
Ironically, Cusack has just been signed to play Edgar Allen Poe in "The Raven", a movie about a serial killer who uses Poe's stories as inspiration for his killing spree.
Cusack’s publicist did not reply to calls and emails for comment.
http://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/2010/08/31/actor-john-cusack-calls-satanic-death-fox-news-gop-leaders/?test=faces
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For the record, the Bus Driver should not be fired. The kid and her parents need to STFU and get on with their lives. However, I just want to highlight for our resident retard Straw lady, that left leaning cry babies pull crap like this all the time. This is the only incident that I can recall in recent memory where a religious (by religious I mean Christian, muslims looking for a pay day sue over stupid shit all the time), right leaning person is suing over such a harmless statement.
I remember an incident from the early 2000's where a flight attendant+airline was sued by a (guess who) fat black lady who took offense to the stewardess saying- "EEny meeny miny mo" when two passengers had inadvertendly ended up buying the same seat on the same flight. Apparently, eeny, meeny, miny mo, catch a tiger by the toe, used to be catch a *igger by the toe when slave traders were deciding which slave to purchase hundreds of years ago. Obviously nobody, (including the poor flight attendant) had any idea about the history of this oft used phrase, nor should they. I don't remember how the case was resolved, but it's another sterling example of PC gone mad.
Here, the bus driver probably should have said nothing, but at the same time, the kid should have kept her mouth shut.
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Cusack sounds like another nutjob. Probably did it for a career boost. 2012 was crap.
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OZARK, CO., Mo. -- When it comes to politics, there may be as many opinions as cars cruising down U.S. 65. So, naturally, there are different reactions to a billboard south of Ozark that says "Voted Obama? Embarrassed yet?"
"I know the president didn't win down here, but there were a lot of people down here that voted for him, and I think I can speak for them and say we are not embarrassed yet," Matthew Patterson, executive director of the Greene County Democratic Central Committee, said in a telephone interview on Sunday.
"My partner and I felt lots of frustration here lately, and we liked that sign and we thought that was a reasonable question to ask," Steve Critchfield said in a telephone interview on Monday.
Critchfield and his business partner from Commercial One Brokers, a real estate firm in Branson, saw a similar sign online, bought it, and brought it to the Ozarks.
"I've certainly voted for people I'm embarrassed to say I've voted for," he said. "We're not naïve enough to think that we wouldn't get someone to be upset. I'm just surprised how upset people are."
Critchfield says he's received death threats due to the sign; people accuse him of hate speech and racism. He insists the billboard was for something more American in the name of discourse, conversation, and old-fashioned debate.
"If everybody thinks [President Obama's] done a great job and they're very happy," he said, "then I guess they'd be buying billboards saying 'I'm proud to have voted for him.' That's what makes America great, isn't it?"
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"If everybody thinks [President Obama's] done a great job and they're very happy," he said, "then I guess they'd be buying billboards saying 'I'm proud to have voted for him.' That's what makes America great, isn't it?"
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Bump.
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** Obama: “They Bring a Knife…We Bring a Gun!”
** Obama to His Followers: “Get in Their Faces!”
** Obama on ACORN Mobs: “I don’t want to quell anger. I think people are right to be angry! I’m angry!”
** Obama to His Mercenary Army: “Hit Back Twice As Hard!”
** Obama on the private sector: “We talk to these folks… so I know whose ass to kick.“
** Obama to voters: Republican victory would mean “hand to hand combat!”
** Obama to lib supporters: “It’s time to Fight for it.”
** Obama to Latino supporters: “Punish our enemies.”
** Obama to democrats: “I’m itching for a fight.”
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** Obama: “They Bring a Knife…We Bring a Gun!”
** Obama to His Followers: “Get in Their Faces!”
** Obama on ACORN Mobs: “I don’t want to quell anger. I think people are right to be angry! I’m angry!”
** Obama to His Mercenary Army: “Hit Back Twice As Hard!”
** Obama on the private sector: “We talk to these folks… so I know whose ass to kick.“
** Obama to voters: Republican victory would mean “hand to hand combat!”
** Obama to lib supporters: “It’s time to Fight for it.”
** Obama to Latino supporters: “Punish our enemies.”
** Obama to democrats: “I’m itching for a fight.”
Perfectly acceptable under the 240 is back standards of "Democrats can do no wrong".
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“I am going to strangle all Republicans who don’t agree with me politically”
– 5 Time Draft Dodger Biden
“the Cambridge Police acted Stupidly” ” – Beer Summit Gaffe Leader (Obama before knowing a single fact about the incident)
"Democratic map with Republican targets on it"
“God Damn America” – Barrack Hussein Obama’s Spiritual Advisor
“We should rip the heart right out of the chest of a former Vice President of The United States!”
– Left Wing Hate Hero And Agitator for Leftist Terrorism – Shultz
Most Divisive Administration In History.
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"Michelle, slit your wrist.
Go ahead… or, do us all a better thing [sic].
Move that knife up about two feet.
Start right at the collarbone."
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“He is an enemy of the country, in my opinion, Dick Cheney is, he is an enemy of the country. He’s making it harder for those who are in power right now to protect the country. He’s about the political divide. It just, I just think the guy’s such a freakin’ loser. You know, Lord, take him to the Promised Land, will you? See, I don’t even wish the guy goes to Hell, I just want to get him the hell out of here.”
— Ed Schultz, The Ed Schultz Show, May 11, 2009.
“Republicans are evil sons-of-bitches. The Republican Party needs to be murdered. It needs to — it’s like if you had a nest of rats in your house, or a hornets nest under the eaves at your barn or your house, and you knew they were going to do harm to you, your family, your kid — if you live on the farm, your livestock, whatever. What would you do? Of course — you’d get an exterminator and you would murder the nest and get rid of it. Just get rid of it. This is what America needs right now; they need to have the Republican Party eliminated, totally, completely. It is destructive, it is negative, it is sick. [laughs] A mercy killing is what’s needed here.”
— Mike Malloy, The Mike Malloy Show, February 4, 2009.
“I have a good news to report: Glenn Beck appears ever closer to suicide. I’m hoping that he does it on camera. Suicide is rampant in his family, and given his alcoholism and his tendencies towards self-destruction, I am only hoping that when Glenn Beck does put a gun to his head and pulls the trigger, that it’s on television, because somebody will capture it on YouTube and it will be the most popular little piece of video for months.”
— Mike Malloy, The Mike Malloy Show, August 4, 2009.
http://twg2a.wordpress.com/2011/01/11/the-real-radio-hatemongers/
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leftist never have hate speech, they are just expressing opinion!!! its only hate speech if its from a conservative!
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YouTube Video Calling for Palin's Death Spurs Outrage
Friday, 14 Jan 2011
By Jim Meyers
A four-minute video montage of “hate tweets” on YouTube directed at Sarah Palin and calling for her death is creating outrage on the Internet. The video was posted on Tuesday, before President Barack Obama’s Wednesday address calling for unity in the wake of the Tucson shooting rampage, which killed six and injured Rep. Gabrielle Giffords and 12 others.
The montage is set to Alice Cooper’s song “School’s Out.”
Among the tweets:
“Why couldn’t Sarah Palin get shot instead?”
“I hope Sarah Palin dies an ugly death and takes her moronic hate with her.”
“Can somebody please shoot Sarah Palin?”
“I hope Sarah Palin gets cancer and dies in the next two years.”
“Sarah Palin should be shot for her encouragement of fanaticism against Democrats.”
“Join us in praying to God that Sarah Palin contracts cancer and dies.”
“Sarah Palin is the single most dangerous threat to the future of the human race. Somebody bloody shoot her.”
According to Fox News, “attempts to reach some of the Twitter users who posted the messages were unsuccessful.”
Twitter’s terms of service advise that “we may not monitor or control the content posted via the services and we cannot take responsibility for such content.”
One of the many posters responding to the video stated: “Such hate and yet the left feels totally justified in putting the blame on others for one idiot’s action.”
Examiner.com observed: “Will this get condemned over at the DemocraticUnderground, or ThinkProgress? Maybe.
“Will they make as big a stink as they do about Glenn Beck or Rush Limbaugh, and call on YouTube to pull the video and perhaps implore Twitter to pull the Twitter accounts? Unlikely they make that much noise, but it would be nice if they did.”
http://www.newsmax.com/InsideCover/Palin-death-tweets-YouTube/2011/01/14/id/382872
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'I hope Rush’s kidneys fail'
--"comedian" Wanda Sykes
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Wanda Sykes: “I hope his kidneys fail, how about that? ... He needs a good waterboarding, that’s what he needs.”
Obama joined the crowd in laughing at the crack about Limbaugh’s “kidneys”....”:
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2009/05/11/comedian-wanda-sykes-draws-cracks-rush-limbaughs-health-patriotism
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just a week ago he called on his fellow congressmen to tone down the rhetoric... ::) ::) ::)
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'I hope Rush’s kidneys fail'
--"comedian" Wanda Sykes
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Wanda Sykes: “I hope his kidneys fail, how about that? ... He needs a good waterboarding, that’s what he needs.”
Obama joined the crowd in laughing at the crack about Limbaugh’s “kidneys”....”:
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2009/05/11/comedian-wanda-sykes-draws-cracks-rush-limbaughs-health-patriotism
lmao so gay.. you are a woman..
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Nah - saw some hot booty mamas on fordham road today. I'm definately not gay. I told my girl last night - she gets skinny and loses the booty and boobs - we are over.
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GORDON HINTZ: "YOU ARE F'N DEAD!"
By Charlie Sykes
Story Created: Feb 28, 2011
Last week, we heard thatState Rep. Gordon Hintz (D-Oshkosh) had been busted in a prostitution sting.
State Rep. Gordon Hintz was issued a municipal citation in Appleton earlier this month for violating a city sexual misconduct ordinance.
Appleton police said the citation was issued Feb. 10 in conjunction with an ongoing investigation of Heavenly Touch Massage Parlor, 342 W. Wisconsin Ave., in Appleton. Police searched the business and a nearby residence in the 1300 block of North Division Street Jan. 28, after investigators had staked out the properties for several days after receiving a tip.
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Last Friday.... after the Assembly voted to engross the Budget Repair Bill, Hintz turned to a female colleague, Rep. Michelle Litjens and said: "You are F***king dead!"
New tone, indeed. Will he be held accountable?
http://www.620wtmj.com/shows/charliesykes/117064153.html?blog=y
So much leftist tolerance in the air. It's funny how badly the Democratic party is unraveling. Only a matter of time until they start rioting in the streets.
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Chilling Threats Against Wisconsin GOP Senators
Friday, 18 Mar 2011 08:18 AM
By Deroy Murdock
"We will hunt you down. We will slit your throats. We will drink your blood. I will have your decapitated head on a pike in the Madison town square. This is your last warning."
Is this a passage from Bram Stoker's Dracula? No, this e-mail reached Wisconsin State Sen. Dan Kapanke, a La Crosse Republican, on March 9, after he voted for GOP Gov. Scott Walker's controversial budget and labor reforms.
Kapanke is not alone. Top Wisconsin Republicans have been threatened with murder. "Across the whole Republican Caucus, I think we have received at least a dozen, credible, specific death threats," one well-placed legislative staffer in Madison told me. "This was not just 'Go to Hell,' but threats that rose to a level that made people feel unsafe."
Wisconsin's Department of Justice has identified the sender of two specific death threats e-mailed to 15 Republican state senators on March 10. It will not release the suspect's name while investigations continue. However, ponder the suspect's chilling (excerpted but uncorrected) words with this subject line:
Atten: Death threat!!!! Bomb!!!!
We feel that you and your republican dictators have to die. This is how it's going to happen:...We have all planned to assult you by arriving at your house and putting a nice little bullet in your head. However, this isn't enough...So we have built several bombs that we have placed in various locations around the areas in which we know that you frequent. This includes, your house, your car, the state capitol, and well I won't tell you all of them because that's just no fun.
YOUR STAFF MEMBERS HAVE NOW BEEN ADDED TO THE HIT LIST... PLEASE ADVISE THEM OF THE IMPENDING DANGER LEADING TO THIER DEATHS.
Consider these other death threats:
Police in Eau Claire, Wis., arrested anti-Walker protester Patrick J. Knauf, 43, on March 2. He allegedly phoned in a bomb threat against Heartland Aviation, where Walker conducted press conferences on Feb. 28 and March 2.
On the morning of March 3, 41 rounds of .22-caliber ammunition appeared on the Capitol grounds in Madison. "You can't do much with live ammunition without the gun," said University of Wisconsin Police Chief Susan Riseling, "but the presence of it doesn't thrill me."
Someone slipped a note under GOP State Sen. Glenn Grothman's office door. In red letters, it said, "THE ONLY GOOD Republican is a DEAD Republican."
Wisconsin Tea Party Patriots coordinator Mike Hintz told WISN-TV what happened when his cell phone rang on March 12: "There was a male caller on the phone and he said, 'I hope you're wearing a bullet-proof vest' and hung up . . . I took it to mean this person was threatening my life by shooting me."
A Wisconsinite named Bill Spears e-mailed one state Capitol staffer this homophobic message: "You won't have your cushy job very much longer — as soon as we get your boss the f****t Fitzgerald recalled . . . every damn one of you should be exterminated."
Twitter's giant graffiti wall features numerous calls for Walker's murder, complete with egregious spelling and grammatical errors:
Lauren Kauffman (Screen name — lauren_2121) wrote: "I hope scott walker dies. someone please shoot him?!"
Josh Harmon (jritsynme): "Scott walker is destroying the state of Wisconsin!!! I wish a anvel would fall out of the sky and KILL the scumbag!!!"
Jeconti (J-Shack): "Scott walker cut food stamps its over he getting assassinated..!"
Also, Democratic spokesman Graeme Zielinski told WISN-TV that volunteers aiming to recall GOP State Sen. Alberta Darling got roughed up on March 13. "They were physically assaulted," Zielinski said. "They had their clipboards thrown, petitions destroyed, buttons torn off of them."
These death threats are doubly pernicious. At worst, they are truly homicidal, if those sending them actually intend to murder those whom they threaten.
At best, even empty threats are anti-democratic, since they can intimidate elected officials, activists, and other citizens into milquetoast governance and advocacy.
http://www.newsmax.com/Murdock/wisconsin-death-threats/2011/03/18/id/389895
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probably faked emails.
walker admitted on tape that he thought about using rioters to change the peaceful protest into a violent mess - and said he only didn't because he thought it would hurt him politically.
if you'll risk american lives for your political goals, emails are nothing.
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The idiot stand-up comic at it again. NOW is silent again.
Bill Maher Calls Sarah Palin a Female Vulgarism, NOW Stays Mum
By Hollie McKay
Bill Maher uttered a female vulgarism when referring to former Republican VP candidate Sarah Palin on his HBO show Friday night.
“Did you hear this – Sarah Palin finally heard what happened in Japan and she’s demanding that we invade ‘Tsunami,’” Maher said. “I mean she said, ‘These ‘Tsunamians’ will not get away with this.’ Oh speaking of dumb tw**s, did you...”
Maher was offering an imagined Palin response in an apparent attempt at humor, as Palin had made no such statement.
The National Organization for Women (NOW) refused to comment on Maher’s use of the derogatory term. A rep told FOXNews.com it is a “known fact” that NOW does not correspond with FOX News.
Other women's groups and publications did not have such policies in place.
“Widespread sexism in the media is one of the top problems facing women, and seriously affects women in politics. A highly toxic media environment persists for women candidates, and discourages all women – irrespective of political persuasion - from running for public office,” Yana Walton, Vice President of Communications at Women's Media Center told FOXNews.com. “Despite the fact that women make up half of the population, we're only 17 percent of congress. Bill Maher's misogynistic comment about Sarah Palin hurts all women, not just Palin, and not just conservative women. By insulting her gender, rather than her platform or stance on issues, he insults women as a group.”
Terry Dougherty, editor of Women magazine, said “[Maher's] choice of words shows an enormous lack of respect for women. If his preceding joke had been about a man, I can't imagine him using an equally derogatory term to describe a male. That type of language shows a lack of consideration toward women."
Matthew Vadum, Senior Editor at the Capital Research Center in Washington DC, said Maher’s insults spotlight hypocrisy in the media.
"Bill Maher feels he can get away with such jaw-droppingly offensive verbal attacks on Sarah Palin because virtually the entire media-academia-entertainment complex agrees with him,” Vadum said. “Clinging to their political correctness and disdain for her quintessentially American values, the left-wing cocktail circuit regards Palin as a punch line.”
So if a prominent media figure had made such a disparaging remark towards a leading female Democrat, like Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, would the mainstream media have reacted with outrage?
“If a conservative used that language to describe Hillary Clinton, we wouldn't be hearing very much about Japan or Libya,” said John Ziegler, creator the documentary “Media Malpractice.” “If they said it about Michelle Obama, the media would be going 24/7 with the story.”
"I suspect NOW hasn't come to Palin's defense because the group agrees with Maher,” added Vadum. “After all, NOW didn't have a problem with someone on California Gov. Jerry Brown's campaign staff calling his Republican opponent Meg Whitman a 'whore.' NOW really ought to change its name to National Organization for Liberal Women because as far as it's concerned conservative women aren't real women at all.”
http://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/2011/03/22/maher-calls-sarah-palin-female-vulgarism-stays-mum/
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Mah is one of the first people i would KKKTTTFFFOOO if given King for day status legally.
He is a vile piece of leftist trash that M.Savage correctly calls red diaper doper babies.
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Palin Faced Ugly, Dangerous Threats in Wisconsin
Monday, 18 Apr 2011 08:32 PM
By Tom O'Connell
Union supporters and liberal noisemakers hoisted middle fingers and drowned out her supporters during her talk at a tea party rally at the State Capitol in Madison, Wis., on Saturday.
The anti-Palin crowd seemed to make up the majority of the estimated 6,500 attendees of the event in the liberal college town, according to CBS News and Human Events.
Palin praised those in the crowd who had faced "death threats and thug tactics" in their support of Wis. Gov. Scott Walker's bill to end collective bargaining for state workers. "You held your ground, your governor did the right thing, and you won," she said.
The former union employee and potential 2012 presidential contender defended Walker’s actions: "He's not trying to hurt union members. Hey, folks, he's trying to save your jobs and your pensions!"
Read more on Newsmax.com: Palin Faced Ugly, Dangerous Threats in Wisconsin
Important: Do You Support Pres. Obama's Re-Election? Vote Here Now!
http://www.newsmax.com/InsideCover/palin-wisconsin-threats-unions/2011/04/18/id/393291
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Palin's speech in Wis. was really good. She faced down those union thugs and communists and nailed it.
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Palin's speech in Wis. was really good. She faced down those union thugs and communists and nailed it.
LOL
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Palin's speech in Wis. was really good. She faced down those union thugs and communists and nailed it.
If liberals were outraged and started making threats, then she must have been doing something right.
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LOL
Tell me what in her speech you disagreed with?
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No evidence she's a slut but she's definitely a POS human being
Referring to Laura Ingraham, breast cancer survivor and adopted mother of a child from Guatemala and one from Russia.
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Referring to Laura Ingraham, breast cancer survivor and adopted mother of a child from Guatemala and one from Russia.
Straw is the typical left wing progressive bullshit artist.
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Straw is the typical left wing progressive bullshit artist.
Well now we know why a DB like Schultz has an audience, however small (minded).
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Well now we know why a DB like Schultz has an audience, however small (minded).
Straw - please tel us why you think Laura I i a POS? Give specifics.
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Liberal tolerance in full display again (calling Governor Christie "Adolf Hitler").
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who cares, obama gets compared to hitler so did bush and so did clinton. Actually looking back a little, hitler appears to be an all time favorite jab at opponents lol on both the left and right pretty constantly since WWII. There also seems to be people on both sides who cry foul. So rather than be one of the people crying about the other side...
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At least this liberal hypocrite had the decency to apologize.
Reich and Wrong in New Jersey
Published June 17, 2011 | Special Report | Bret Baier
Reich and Wrong
A union boss has apologized for comparing Republican Governor Chris Christie to Adolf Hitler and New Jersey to Nazi Germany.
Chris Shelton of the Communication Workers of America was complaining about a bill backed by Democrats that would increase pension and health benefit costs to public workers. Shelton told the crowd -- quote -- "Welcome to Nazi Germany... It took World War II to get rid of the last Adolf Hitler. It's gonna take World War III to get rid of Adolf Christie."
Others at the rally distanced themselves from the comments. And after local Holocaust survivors complained, Shelton apologized.
http://www.foxnews.com/on-air/special-report/2011/06/17/reich-and-wrong-new-jersey
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BB, are all liberals hypocrites on this issue? Wouldn't the person actually be a hypocrite if they had complained about others doing it and then did it too?
If I compare bush to hitler, am I a hypocrite?
I don't even get how this is "hate speech" but maybe you can explain how it's automatically hypocrisy first...
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BB, are all liberals hypocrites on this issue? Wouldn't the person actually be a hypocrite if they had complained about others doing it and then did it too?
If I compare bush to hitler, am I a hypocrite?
I don't even get how this is "hate speech" but maybe you can explain how it's automatically hypocrisy first...
No, all liberals are not hypocrites on this issue. It's pretty obvious that liberals are always talking about "tolerance." They condemn "hateful" rhetoric. They try and blame numerous acts of violence on "right wing" hate speech. (Just look at the Arizona shooting for example.) What this thread shows is liberals are anything but tolerant when it comes to opposing viewpoints. They engage in the same, if not worse, speech directed at people who happen to disagree with them. And no, I don't mean all liberals.
You would be a hypocrite if you embraced the typical liberal "tolerance" line, then engaged in hate speech like this guy. Do you do that? I have no idea.
Comparing someone to arguably the worst human being who ever lived because you disagree with them about a public policy issue is hate speech IMO. But like I said, at least he apologized.
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No, all liberals are not hypocrites on this issue. It's pretty obvious that liberals are always talking about "tolerance." They condemn "hateful" rhetoric. They try and blame numerous acts of violence on "right wing" hate speech. (Just look at the Arizona shooting for example.) What this thread shows is liberals are anything but tolerant when it comes to opposing viewpoints. They engage in the same, if not worse, speech directed at people who happen to disagree with them. And no, I don't mean all liberals.
You would be a hypocrite if you embraced the typical liberal "tolerance" line, then engaged in hate speech like this guy. Do you do that? I have no idea.
Comparing someone to arguably the worst human being who ever lived because you disagree with them about a public policy issue is hate speech IMO. But like I said, at least he apologized.
According to what you just said, you personally must know of a time when this guy gave a speech on "tolerance" and condemned "hateful" rhetoric. Since you called him a hypocrite and said not all libs are hipocrites on the issue, could you post the tidbit you have seen or read from him that makes him a hypocrite?
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According to what you just said, you personally must know of a time when this guy gave a speech on "tolerance" and condemned "hateful" rhetoric. Since you called him a hypocrite and said not all libs are hipocrites on the issue, could you post the tidbit you have seen or read from him that makes him a hypocrite?
Nope. I'm making an assumption about him in particular, which could be right, could be wrong.
But the broader issue is liberal hypocrisy when it comes to tolerance.
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I'm making an assumption about him in particular, which could be right, could be wrong.
HAHA... wow... You sound like Samson lol... Just make shit up and custom fit it to your statements... Well, at least you admit it which is better than Samson.
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HAHA... wow... You sound like Samson lol... Just make shit up and custom fit it to your statements... Well, at least you admit it which is better than Samson.
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nooooo.... not the eye roll ;D
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nooooo.... not the eye roll ;D
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Go for 3 eye rolls, you can do it. You were busted but at least you owned up to it.
Now this I totally understand calling out: I know Ed Schultz must remember the liberals that showed up in mass comparing Bush to Hitler. No way he missed that happen, it happened all the time so what he says in this clip is absolute 100% hypocrisy. That doesn't means it's ok to just make shit up about someone so you can label them a hypocrite.
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Go for 3 eye rolls, you can do it. You were busted but at least you owned up to it.
Now this I totally understand calling out: I know Ed Schultz must remember the liberals that showed up in mass comparing Bush to Hitler. No way he missed that happen, it happened all the time so what he says in this clip is absolute 100% hypocrisy. That doesn't means it's ok to just make shit up about someone so you can label them a hypocrite.
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This is comical. But hey whatever makes you feel good. lol
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I'm comical. But hey whatever makes me feel good after I make shit up. I love the eye roll
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Not exactly hate speech, but more that liberal tolerance on full display.
Gutfeld: Glenn Beck Harassed by Intolerant Coward
Published June 30, 2011 | Red Eye | Greg Gutfeld
So, on Tuesday, Glenn Beck talked about how he and his family were harassed while catching an outdoor movie in Manhattan's Bryant Park.
Here, Glenn got emotional.
(BEGIN VIDEO CLIP FROM "GLENN BECK")
GLENN BECK, HOST: But here we are, surrounded when my wife and daughter decided they had to get up and go to the bathroom. Now, this is -- oh, jeez, I don't know, halfway across the park. How do people even know halfway across the park? And that's when a man as they came back and told me with my daughter with tears in her eyes that another man stood up and pointed at them and shouted, "We hate conservatives."
It wasn't too much longer that the people that were sitting behind us accidentally spilled an alcoholic beverage all over our blanket, all over my wife's back. They laughed about it.
I thought to myself, boy, mom and dad must be proud.
(END VIDEO CLIP)
Now, Glenn gets upset, a lot, so you never know how much is theater.
But then Lindsey Piscatell wrote a letter, saying she was seated behind him. Some excerpts -- "...while the crowd was certainly not 'thrilled' that he had shown up, his family was left completely alone, and for the most part, he was too. Conversely, it was his security detail... that seemed to be unnecessarily prickly with the crowd, scolding myself and my friends for acrobatics and other harmless activities..."
Acrobatics? Everyone does that before a movie, right?
She goes on -- "It was my friend that spilled the... wine...and I can assure you that it was a complete accident. A happy one, to be sure, but nonetheless a complete and utter accident. As soon as the wine spilled ...apologies were made and my friends pretty much scrambled to give ... napkins..."
Of course.
So I contacted this Lindsey person, via e-mail to follow up. But she never got back to me.
I wanted to ask her why, in her letter, she doesn't mention her tweet. You know, the one where she wrote "F**king asshole Glenn Beck is sitting next to me... get the f**k out of my city."
And what of the tweet from a friend, suggesting Lindsey spill wine on Beck, "accidentally"?
Yeah, a coincidence.
Now, Lindsey's letter showed up all over (as well as the creepy pics she took of Beck's family), without scrutiny.
But why should there be? It was Beck.
Which gets to my main point.
Bullying is cowardice exploiting opportunity.
Lindsey went after Beck because she knew she could.
She's safe, among a mob. The bully need not a spine to toss the wine.
And that wine wasn't spilled. It was projected.
Finally, Lindsey hides behind the coward's cloak -- tolerance -- claiming she's really accepting, as long as you agree with her.
But, if you really think this is the way "New Yorkers" act -- targeting someone because they're different-- you aren't a New Yorker.
You're a fascist.
Or from Philly.
And if you disagree with me, you're worse than Hitler.
http://www.foxnews.com/on-air/red-eye/transcript/gutfeld-glenn-beck-harassed-intolerant-coward
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Biden: Tea partiers like 'terrorists'
Politico ^ | 8/1/11 | JONATHAN ALLEN & JOHN BRESNAHAN
Vice President Joe Biden joined House Democrats in lashing tea party Republicans Monday, accusing them of having “acted like terrorists” in the fight over raising the nation’s debt limit.
Biden was agreeing with a line of argument made by Rep. Mike Doyle (D-Pa.) at a two-hour, closed-door Democratic Caucus meeting.
“We have negotiated with terrorists,” an angry Doyle said, according to sources in the room. “This small group of terrorists have made it impossible to spend any money.”
Biden, driven by his Democratic allies’ misgivings about the debt-limit deal, responded: “They have acted like terrorists,” according to several sources in the room.
(Excerpt) Read more at politico.com ...
A number of other liberals also called Tea Party members "terrorists." ::)
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A number of other liberals also called Tea Party members "terrorists." ::)
This is funny, since we can't actually call terrorist, terrorist anymore. I guess expecting the government to be bound by the constitution is no an extremest position. A sad day for America.
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This is funny, since we can't actually call terrorist, terrorist anymore. I guess expecting the government to be bound by the constitution is no an extremest position. A sad day for America.
It is. Even the president has me talking to the TV whenever I try and listen to a little of what he has to say.
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It is. Even the president has me talking to the TV whenever I try and listen to a little of what he has to say.
I have never been able to listen to Obama, his whole delivery is so deliberate, dramatic pause after dramatic pause. I would rather listen to some run their finger nails across a chalkboard.
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I have never been able to listen to Obama, his whole delivery is so deliberate, dramatic pause after dramatic pause. I would rather listen to some run their finger nails across a chalkboard.
Same here. I haven't been able to listen to him for about a year. I lost my mind and listened to a few minutes this morning: "Blah blah blah raise taxes on the "rich" blah blah blah class warfare blah blah blah spend taxpayer money blah blah blah . . . .
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Tea Party Group Slams Rep. Waters Over 'Straight to Hell' Outburst
Published August 22, 2011
FoxNews.com
A national Tea Party group urged Democrats to adhere to their own calls for civility after Democratic Rep. Maxine Waters told a restless crowd over the weekend that the "Tea Party can go straight to hell."
Mark Meckler and Jenny Beth Martin, who lead the Tea Party Patriots, suggested President Obama should step in to put a check on the overheated rhetoric.
"We've had Democrats calling American citizens 'terrorists' and 'hostage takers,' and now an elected Democratic representative says that we can 'go straight to hell.' The president and all leaders of the Democratic Party, who have called for civility in the past, are neglecting to censure their own. Is civility only required from their opponents?" they asked in a statement. "Perhaps it's time for a new-NEW era of civility. ... The president's silence on these latest violations of civility has been deafening, but not surprising."
Waters was ratcheting up her rhetoric as she and other lawmakers are confronted with the epidemic of joblessness in their home states. The California Democrat last week told a Detroit crowd that she was frustrated with the Obama administration's approach to the economy, urging voters to "unleash" her on the White House.
But at a forum in Inglewood, Calif., on Saturday, Waters directed her ire at the Tea Party.
"I'm not afraid of anybody. This is a tough game. You can't be intimidated. You can't be frightened. And as far as I'm concerned, the Tea Party can go straight to hell," she said.
Video of her remarks was captured by the ABC affiliate in Los Angeles.
Waters and other lawmakers at the event were faced with a series of questions from residents about what the government can do to fuel job creation.
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2011/08/22/rep-waters-tea-party-can-go-straight-to-hell/
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Tea-party terrorists!
Aug 2nd 2011, 21:51 by W.W. | IOWA CITY
THE idea that the tea-party faction in congress is a band of "terrorists" seems to be catching on. Joe Biden is accused of having affirmed a comparison of the tea-party Republicans to terrorists in a meeting. Politico reports:
Biden was agreeing with a line of argument made by Rep. Mike Doyle (D-Pa.) at a two-hour, closed-door Democratic Caucus meeting.“We have negotiated with terrorists,” an angry Doyle said, according to sources in the room. “This small group of terrorists have made it impossible to spend any money.”Biden, driven by his Democratic allies’ misgivings about the debt-limit deal, responded: “They have acted like terrorists.”
Mr Biden has denied using "the terrorism word", though as far as I know Mr Doyle hasn't.
Joe Nocera of the New York Times doesn't exactly say the tea party is a terrorist movement, but he pretty clearly whistles it:
You know what they say: Never negotiate with terrorists. It only encourages them.These last few months, much of the country has watched in horror as the Tea Party Republicans have waged jihad on the American people.
Mr Nocera concludes:
For now, the Tea Party Republicans can put aside their suicide vests. But rest assured: They’ll have them on again soon enough. After all, they’ve gotten so much encouragement.
Ladies and gentlemen, the New Civility! I guess when one's own side wins a standoff, it's brinkmanship. When the other side wins, it's terrorist intimidation. Just one more data point in favour of the proposition that politics makes us stupid.
Predictably, Jonah Goldberg asks us to put the shoe bomb on the other foot:
magine if this was Dick Cheney calling the Progressive Caucus (or whatever they’re called) a “bunch of terrorists” on the day Giffords returned to the Congress. Would the mainstream media notice or care? Would Meet the Press debate whether this raises “troubling questions” about the White House’s sensitivity? Would Andrea Mitchell find some way to blame Sarah Palin for Dick Cheney’s viciousness? Would Keith Olbermann explode like a mouse subjected to the Ramone’s music in Rock and Roll High School? Something inside me hidden away shouts, “Hell yes they would!”
Though I don't disagree with Mr Goldberg, I find this dialectic incredibly tedious. It is not surprising that the right plays the victim when slandered by the left. American conservatism is fixated on the idea that the country's most numerous and powerful group identity—white, right-leaning, Christian—is under relentless attack by the "cultural elite". These nasty, moronic comparisons of tea-party Republicans to terrorists are high-octane fuel on the right's raging identity-politics bonfire. And that's the thing. Why are liberals so eager to invigorate the right by justifying its grievances? It completely baffles me. I can see how a bunch of frustrated Democrats in a closed-door meeting could get a bit loose with the epithets. But what in tarnation is Joe Nocera doing? Who does he think he's helping by insinuating that tea-party Republicans are the sort of people America has officially committed itself to eliminating without mercy or due process? Does he suppose the readers of the Times, emboldened by his incendiary rhetoric, will rally to defeat this steely-eyed menace to deficit-spending? I don't get it.
For once I find myself in agreement with Michael Gerson of the Washington Post:
Tossing around a word like “terrorist” slips a little more poison into our political discourse. But so does the taking of exaggerated offense–the political equivalent of flailing in dramatic reaction to a basketball foul.
He's right. Sadly, nobody cares.
http://www.economist.com/blogs/democracyinamerica/2011/08/inflammatory-rhetoric
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Andre Carson: Tea party wants blacks 'hanging on a tree'
By JAKE SHERMAN | 8/31/11
A top lawmaker in the Congressional Black Caucus says tea partiers on Capitol Hill would like to see African-Americans hanging from trees and accuses the movement of wishing for a return to the Jim Crow era.
Rep. Andre Carson, a Democrat from Indiana who serves as the CBC’s chief vote counter, said at a CBC event in Miami that some in Congress would “love to see us as second-class citizens” and “some of them in Congress right now of this tea party movement would love to see you and me ... hanging on a tree.”
Carson also said the tea party is stopping change in Congress, likening it to “the effort that we’re seeing of Jim Crow.”
The explosive comments, caught on tape, were uploaded on the Internet Tuesday, and Carson’s office stood by the remarks. Jason Tomcsi, Carson’s spokesman, said the comment was “in response to frustration voiced by many in Miami and in his home district in Indianapolis regarding Congress’s inability to bolster the economy.” Tomcsi, in an email, wrote that “the congressman used strong language because the Tea Party agenda jeopardizes our most vulnerable and leaves them without the ability to improve their economic standing.
“The Tea Party is protecting its millionaire and oil company friends while gutting critical services that they know protect the livelihood of African-Americans, as well as Latinos and other disadvantaged minorities,” Tomcsi wrote. “We are talking about child nutrition, job creation, job training, housing assistance, and Head Start, and that is just the beginning. A child without basic nutrition, secure housing, and quality education has no real chance at a meaningful and productive life.”
Carson is hardly the first lawmaker to use heated rhetoric. Rep. Joe Wilson (R-S.C.) yelled “you lie” as President Barack Obama was addressing Congress. Rep. Randy Neugebauer (R-Texas) yelled “baby killer” at former Rep. Bart Stupak (D-Mich.) as abortion was being discussed during the health care debate.
Carson, who represents Indianapolis, is the second Muslim to ever serve in Congress. He has been in office since 2008 and took the seat that was held by his late grandmother — Democratic Rep. Julia Carson.
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0811/62396.html
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Hoffa at Obama rally: We need to take these tea party sons of bitches out
Hot Air ^ | SEPTEMBER 05, 2011 | ALLAHPUNDIT
Posted on September 5, 2011 4:47:09 PM EDT by RobinMasters
Via Breitbart TV, this is Labor Day the way it should be — with a guy named Hoffa threatening his political enemies while a union-stooge Democratic leader sits by and smiles. Honestly, I can’t decide how seriously to take him. On the one hand, this sort of salty tough-guy “we don’t take sh*t from no one” garbage is par for the course for labor leaders when addressing the rank and file, and all the more so when it’s the head of the Teamsters speaking. Sure, he makes $300,000 a year on the backs of his working-class constituents, but he knows conservatives are sons of bitches so his “authenticity” is secure. Plus he’s a Hoffa; this sort of rhetoric may be congenital. On the other hand, so filthy was the the left’s demagoguery of the right’s “tone” after the Giffords shooting that this sort of verbal excess by one of their own will never, ever be allowed to pass again without their faces being ground in it. So here you go. Start grinding, please.
A Twitter pal argued that this could have been a “Sistah Souljah moment” for Obama if he had challenged Hoffa on what he said. Interesting point, but I think O had other priorities today — like, for instance, noting how “proud” he is of Hoffa and other union leaders. Oh, and also questioning the patriotism of congressional Republicans who might object to his new jobs plan. That’s the second clip below, which doubles as a sneak preview of Thursday night. How rude it was of Boehner in hindsight to ask Obama to wait a day before accusing them of not caring about America on national television. Happy Labor Day, everyone.
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Biden At AFL-CIO Rally: "You Are The Only Folks Keeping The Barbarians From the Gates"
hapblog.com ^ | 09/05/11 | HotAirPundit
The opposition is called "son of a bitches" at one Labor rally and "barbarians" at another rally. Here's an angry Joe Biden at the AFL-CIO rally in Cincinnati just a short time ago.
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Hoffa: “No Regrets” Over Speech Calling For Violence Against Conservatives, This Is a “War”…
Weasel Zippers ^ | 9/5/11 | Zip
Posted on September 5, 2011 9:51:38 PM EDT by Nachum
Thug.
(TPM) — Teamsters union president James Hoffa would say it all again if he could, he told TPM Monday.
Hoffa riled up Fox News and the right wing Monday with a Labor Day speech in Detroit in which he called Republican members of Congress “sons of bitches” and said union workers are ready to “go to war” with the tea party next year and “take out” Republicans at the ballot box.
Hoffa said he’d say the exact same words all over again.
“I would because I believe it,” he said. “They’ve declared war on us. We didn’t declare war on them, they declared war on us. We’re fighting back. The question is, who started the war?”
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White House Declines Comment On Union Leader’s Anti-Tea Party Rhetoric At Labor Day Rally
ABC NEWS ^ | Sep 5, 2011 6:59pm | Mary Bruce
Posted on September 5, 2011 7:08:50 PM EDT by penelopesire
Despite President Obama’s repeated claims to change the tone in Washington, the White House has no comment this afternoon on incendiary statements made by a union leader who spoke before the president at today’s Labor Day rally. Warming up the crowd before President Obama’s speech in Detroit this afternoon, Teamsters President Jimmy Hoffa, Jr. warned the largely-union crowd that the Tea Party was waging a “war on workers” and said that, come November, they should “take these sons of bitches out.” “We got to keep an eye on the battle that we face: The war on workers. And you see it everywhere, it is the Tea Party. And you know, there is only one way to beat and win that war. The one thing about working people is we like a good fight. And you know what? They’ve got a war, they got a war with us and there’s only going to be one winner. It’s going to be the workers of Michigan, and America. We’re going to win that war,” Hoffa told thousands of workers gathered for the annual event organized by the Detroit Labor Council. “President Obama, this is your army. We are ready to march… Let’s take these sons of bitches out and give America back to an America where we belong,” he concluded.
(Excerpt) Read more at abcnews.go.com ...
Climate of Hate!
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Does not surprise me that Obama didn't condemn this. He believes you should punish your enemies.
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Hard-Left Radio Host Mike Malloy: When Will Navy SEALs Take Out Death-Dealing George W. Bush?
By Tim Graham | May 04, 2011
If any American with a patriotic pulse listened to the Mike Malloy radio show, they would have been shocked on Monday night when Malloy outrageously suggested that Navy SEALs should have shot former president George W. Bush, and not Osama bin Laden. (MP3 audio clip here.)
MIKE MALLOY: I have heard some commentators talk about the fact that, all the lives that have been lost in this war on terror, and now the summary execution of the person responsible. But as soon as I heard that, I thought, well, bin Laden really didn't have anything to do -- did he? -- with Iraq. And I think his only relationship with Afghanistan was geographical.
But Iraq -- all the death in Iraq was not caused by bin Laden. The death in Iraq was caused by George W. Bush. Five thousand Americans, tens of thousands permanently damaged and shot to pieces, a million Iraqis dead -- that wasn't bin Laden. That was George Bush. So when does Seal Unit 6, or whatever it's called, drop in on George Bush? Bush was responsible for a lot more death, innocent death, than bin Laden. Wasn't he, or am I wrong here?
You're wrong here. Will the Secret Service be paying a visit to Malloy's studio for a little talk about inciting assassins?
A million Iraqis dead? Where does that come from? It's not a body count, it's a mathematical guess. From Reuters in 2008:
More than one million Iraqis have died as a result of the conflict in their country since the U.S.-led invasion in 2003, according to research conducted by one of Britain's leading polling groups.
The survey, conducted by Opinion Research Business (ORB) with 2,414 adults in face-to-face interviews, found that 20 percent of people had had at least one death in their household as a result of the conflict, rather than natural causes.
http://www.newsbusters.org/blogs/tim-graham/2011/05/04/hard-left-radio-host-mike-malloy-when-will-navy-seals-take-out-death-dea
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Hard-Left Radio Host Mike Malloy: When Will Navy SEALs Take Out Death-Dealing George W. Bush?
By Tim Graham | May 04, 2011
If any American with a patriotic pulse listened to the Mike Malloy radio show, they would have been shocked on Monday night when Malloy outrageously suggested that Navy SEALs should have shot former president George W. Bush, and not Osama bin Laden. (MP3 audio clip here.)
MIKE MALLOY: I have heard some commentators talk about the fact that, all the lives that have been lost in this war on terror, and now the summary execution of the person responsible. But as soon as I heard that, I thought, well, bin Laden really didn't have anything to do -- did he? -- with Iraq. And I think his only relationship with Afghanistan was geographical.
But Iraq -- all the death in Iraq was not caused by bin Laden. The death in Iraq was caused by George W. Bush. Five thousand Americans, tens of thousands permanently damaged and shot to pieces, a million Iraqis dead -- that wasn't bin Laden. That was George Bush. So when does Seal Unit 6, or whatever it's called, drop in on George Bush? Bush was responsible for a lot more death, innocent death, than bin Laden. Wasn't he, or am I wrong here?
You're wrong here. Will the Secret Service be paying a visit to Malloy's studio for a little talk about inciting assassins?
A million Iraqis dead? Where does that come from? It's not a body count, it's a mathematical guess. From Reuters in 2008:
More than one million Iraqis have died as a result of the conflict in their country since the U.S.-led invasion in 2003, according to research conducted by one of Britain's leading polling groups.
The survey, conducted by Opinion Research Business (ORB) with 2,414 adults in face-to-face interviews, found that 20 percent of people had had at least one death in their household as a result of the conflict, rather than natural causes.
http://www.newsbusters.org/blogs/tim-graham/2011/05/04/hard-left-radio-host-mike-malloy-when-will-navy-seals-take-out-death-dea
Rightwing Hate Speech:
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Phelps is a Dem..and has run for state office in Kansas as a Dem...nice try Deicide, your as bad as 240.
Phelps has run in various Kansas Democratic Party primaries five times, but has never won. These included races for governor in 1990, 1994, and 1998, receiving about 15 percent of the vote in 1998 In the 1992 Democratic Party primary for U.S. Senate, Phelps received 31 percent of the vote. Phelps ran for mayor of Topeka in 1993 and 1997.
Support for Al Gore
Phelps supported Al Gore in the 1988 Democratic Party presidential primary election. In his 1984 Senate race, Gore opposed a "gay bill of rights" and stated that homosexuality was not something that "society should affirm".Phelps has stated that he supported Gore because of these earlier comments. According to Phelps, members of the Westboro Baptist Church helped run Gore's 1988 campaign in Kansas. Phelps' son, Fred Phelps Jr., hosted a Gore fundraiser at his home in Topeka and was a Gore delegate to the 1988 Democratic National Convention.Gore spokesman Dag Vega declined to comment, saying "We are not dignifying those stories with a response
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Phelps is a Dem..and has run for state office in Kansas as a Dem...nice try Deicide, your as bad as 240.
Phelps has run in various Kansas Democratic Party primaries five times, but has never won. These included races for governor in 1990, 1994, and 1998, receiving about 15 percent of the vote in 1998 In the 1992 Democratic Party primary for U.S. Senate, Phelps received 31 percent of the vote. Phelps ran for mayor of Topeka in 1993 and 1997.
Support for Al Gore
Phelps supported Al Gore in the 1988 Democratic Party presidential primary election. In his 1984 Senate race, Gore opposed a "gay bill of rights" and stated that homosexuality was not something that "society should affirm".Phelps has stated that he supported Gore because of these earlier comments. According to Phelps, members of the Westboro Baptist Church helped run Gore's 1988 campaign in Kansas. Phelps' son, Fred Phelps Jr., hosted a Gore fundraiser at his home in Topeka and was a Gore delegate to the 1988 Democratic National Convention.Gore spokesman Dag Vega declined to comment, saying "We are not dignifying those stories with a response
lol. Did not know that.
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Phelps is a Dem..and has run for state office in Kansas as a Dem...nice try Deicide, your as bad as 240.
Phelps has run in various Kansas Democratic Party primaries five times, but has never won. These included races for governor in 1990, 1994, and 1998, receiving about 15 percent of the vote in 1998 In the 1992 Democratic Party primary for U.S. Senate, Phelps received 31 percent of the vote. Phelps ran for mayor of Topeka in 1993 and 1997.
Support for Al Gore
Phelps supported Al Gore in the 1988 Democratic Party presidential primary election. In his 1984 Senate race, Gore opposed a "gay bill of rights" and stated that homosexuality was not something that "society should affirm".Phelps has stated that he supported Gore because of these earlier comments. According to Phelps, members of the Westboro Baptist Church helped run Gore's 1988 campaign in Kansas. Phelps' son, Fred Phelps Jr., hosted a Gore fundraiser at his home in Topeka and was a Gore delegate to the 1988 Democratic National Convention.Gore spokesman Dag Vega declined to comment, saying "We are not dignifying those stories with a response
Wow, so Phelps is a voting, registered democrat even now? I find that hard to believe; considering that Perry and Romney used to be democrats a change would not be impossible.
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Screenshots: Michelle Malkin attacked on twitter from Alec Baldwin and his rabid followers
Posted by The Right Scoop on Sep 22, 2011 in Politics
For all of you who weren’t on twitter last night, Alec Baldwin decided to instruct all of his followers to tweet Michelle Malkin over the Troy Davis execution, calling her a “world class, crypto facist hater!”. And the onslaught of hate tweets began. I managed to capture a smattering, some of which Michelle retweeted for public record. I also posted a new link above, Tweeting Michelle Malkin, so you can see and the hate tweets Michelle will be getting in the coming days.
http://www.therightscoop.com/screenshots-michelle-malkin-attacked-on-twitter-from-alec-baldwin-and-his-rabid-followers/
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Climate of hate.
October 26, 2011
Orlando Jones slammed for tweets calling on liberals to 'kill Sarah Palin'
Celebrities have been known to post tasteless tweets on Twitter, but critics are slamming comedian Orlando Jones for crossing the line when he tweeted that liberals should “Kill Sarah Palin.”
Following the death of Muammar Qaddafi, the MADtv star tweeted, “Libyan Rebels kill Gaddafi, if American liberals want respect they better stop listening to Aretha & kill Sarah Palin (:”
Despite his addition of a smiley face emoticon, the Twitter community did not react well to Orlando’s post.
Feb. 2010: Sarah Palin speaks during the National Tea Party Convention at Gaylord Opryland Hotel in Nashville, Tennessee. (Reuters)
“Why does @TheOrlandoJones think it’s funny to call for Sarah Palin to be murdered? #palin #liberaltolerance” said one tweet.
Jones shot back, “No I don’t. I think it’s funny you are so upset about my inane tweet.”
After receiving widespread criticism for his hateful tweet, the comedian spent the better part of Tuesday attempting to defend himself.
“My tweet was farcical not funny or a call to action. 100 bucks 2 the 1st person who can count the # of Palin jokes about killing Democrats(:,” Jones tweeted.
One person tweeted in response, “@theorlandojones why would you say to kill Sarah Palin then? Who does that? It’s inciting to others..”
Jones tweeted back, “Inciting? I agree to disagree. As positive comments do little to incite good. Those perceived as negative do just as much(:”
Finally, after dozens of tweets, Jones decided that 140 characters weren’t enough to properly articulate himself and posted the following statement to his Facebook account: “My job as an artist is to hold up a mirror to society. I do not decide how people feel or react to that. My tweet hit a nerve. That’s good. The fact that is has taken precedent over the serious issues that face us is not good. That’s media outlets vying for attention and ad dollars.
“Was it my best line? No. It would be great if those individuals who are genuinely outraged redirected that energy toward the greater good. Any anger directed at me and my right to free speech is an absolute waste of time. I am not a statesman. My comments reflect no political affiliation. It’s just me being me, in a world that will never comfortably mix political correctness with artistic expression. For that, I offer no apologies, excuses or wisdom.”
Early this morning, Jones remained defiant, tweeting, “Its tempting&more comfortable 2 keep your head down, plod along, appease those who demand: ‘Sit down&shut up, that’s a quitter’s way out.”
http://entertainment.blogs.foxnews.com/2011/10/26/orlando-jones-slammed-for-tweets-calling-on-liberals-to-kill-sarah-palin/?test=faces
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Disgusting. That ghetto thug creep should be pushed off a bridge.
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http://www.breitbart.tv/joy-behar-calls-clarence-thomas-demonic/
A transcript of the segment, which aired on November 1 at 10:39 p.m. EDT, is as follows:
ANN COULTER, author, "Demonic": Richard Clarke is the one who called Condoleezza [Rice] stupid. Thank you.
JOY BEHAR: Well maybe he knew something, I don't know.
COULTER: Oh, so you're calling Condoleezza Rice stupid.
BEHAR: I happen to think Richard Clarke is quite brilliant.
(Crosstalk)
COULTER: And they certainly say that Clarence Thomas is stupid. Black conservatives (Unintelligible) come under the most vicious –
(Crosstalk)
BEHAR: Talk about demonic, Clarence Thomas is demonic.
COULTER He's a saint.
BEHAR: He's not stupid. (Laughing) He's a saint. He's in trouble with his wife right now. He could get impeached.
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What is with liberals and demons? So she calls them demons then condemns them for not bringing us together. ::)
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Did Obama call Laura Ingraham after this? ::)
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Liberal radio host says God is smashing Bible-thumping tornado victims into little grease spots
humanevents.com ^ | March 5, 2012 | John Hayward
Hey there, liberal outrage brigadiers! It sure was fun going after Rush Limbaugh for using the word “slut” in reference to the arguments of a professional leftist agitator, even though he never actually called her one. Here’s your new boycott target: liberal radio host Mike Malloy.
Courtesy of the SooperMexican blog, here are Malloy’s absolutely disgusting comments about Midwestern tornado victims:
Their God, if this is the way they want to look at it, keeps smashing them into little grease spots on the pavement, in Alabama, in Mississippi, Arkansas, Georgia and Oklahoma, you know the bible belt.. where they ain’t gonna let no g*dd*mn science get in the way, it says in the bible blah blah blah, so according to their way of thinking, y’know, God with his omnipotent thumb, and so far tonight, has smashed so far 20 people on highway 12, or whatever the hell highway they live next to..
I’m sure every liberal reading this is already on the phone to Malloy’s advertisers, howling for a boycott. He’s not responding to something these people said. He’s mocking their deaths.
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WHEN I WAS CALLED ‘SLUT’ BARBARA WALTERS ‘JUST LAUGHED’: LAURA INGRAHAM SLAMS ‘THE VIEW’ ON DOUBLE STANDARD
Posted on March 6, 2012
In the aftermath of Sandra Fluke’s cries victimhood as aired on many of the major networks, some female conservative commentators who’ve suffered similar treatment are crying foul. The most vocal so far has been Laura Ingraham, who recently went on Fox and Friends to blast the female co-hosts of “The View” for their newly discovered concern over the usage of the word “slut.”
“When it was brought up on The View — I go on there every now and then and they’re always really nice to me when I go — when it was brought up on The View, Barbara Walters kind of laughed it off, like, ‘Joy, you call me that word all the time,’ and they just laughed,” Ingraham said. “But when Fluke goes on yesterday, it’s ‘Oh, isn’t this a tragedy?’ and ‘Oh isn’t this horrible? Rush Limbaugh should be driven off the air.’”
Ingraham‘s argument isn’t far from the truth — not only did the hosts of The View laugh at the usage of the word when it was applied to Ingraham, but the entire audience laughed it off. Watch the video and see for yourself:
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/when-i-was-called-slut-barbara-walters-just-laughed-laura-ingraham-slams-the-view-on-double-standard/
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Climate of hate.
http://twitchy.com/2012/06/06/kill-scott-walker-angry-libs-flood-twitter-with-death-threats-after-wisconsin-recall-defeat
These idiots are going to riot when obama loses.
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WI Liberal Violence, Threats Inspired By Obama Rhetoric (United We Do NOT Stand)
Boston Herald ^ | June 6, 2012 | Michael Graham
Posted on Wednesday, June 06, 2012 12:53:15 PM by suspects
Hey everybody, President Obama set another record!
In addition to adding more debt in the shortest time than any president ever; an unemployment rate above 8 percent for 40 months (first time since the Great Depression); and the highest percentage of Americans on food stamps Obama now has Americans more politically polarized than at any time since we started keeping records!
And people say Barack Obama doesn’t have a record of accomplishment . . .
Here’s how Pew Research reports it:
“As Americans head to the polls this November, their values and basic beliefs are more polarized along partisan lines than at any point in the past 25 years . . . when this series of surveys began.”
The Obama Era has us so divided that, for the first time “the values gap between Republicans and Democrats is now greater than gender, age, race or class divides,” Pew Research finds.
How bad is it? Just check out Wisconsin.
A state once known mainly for cheese, beer and an over-achieving NFL franchise, Wisconsin’s “Midwestern nice” has given way to maniacal, partisan nastiness.
At a rally on Sunday, the Rev. Jesse Jackson compared Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker to segregationist George Wallace. Larry Hanley, head of the Amalgamated Transit Union, compared Walker’s pension reform policies to the 9/11 terror attacks. Union supporters have stormed the capital building and Republican officials have been threatened at their own homes.
Meanwhile, down in Taos, N.M., Roy Cunnyng- ham came home to find signs for a local Democratic candidate in his front yard. Not a supporter, he took the signs down — then was beaten up by the candidate’s supporters. “They just attacked him, all three of them,” his wife told reporters. He was treated for a concussion.
Folks, this is the first week of June. What’s it going to be like...
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Brad Pitt’s mom faces death threats after anti-Obama letter
Last Updated: 1:08 PM, July 10, 2012
Brad Pitt’s mom Jane Pitt has faced a barrage of death threats and other slurs after writing to her local paper bashing President Obama and his positions on gay marriage and abortion.
“Brad Pitt’s mom, die,” said one Twitter post, according to Web site Twitchy, while another tweet read, “[bleep] you, brad pitt's mom. the gay community made your kid a star, you whacko” and another says, “Brad Pitt’s mom wrote an anti-gay pro-Romney editorial. Kill the Bitch.”
The venomous tweets erupted after the “Moneyball” star’s mother wrote a letter to her local Missouri paper, the Springfield News-Leader, saying of the upcoming election, “Any Christian who does not vote or writes in a name is casting a vote for [Mitt] Romney’s opponent, Barack Hussein Obama — a man who sat in Jeremiah Wright’s church for years, did not hold a public ceremony to mark the National Day of Prayer, and is a liberal who supports the killing of unborn babies and same-sex marriage.”
Brad Pitt and his mother Jane Pitt.In the letter, Jane Pitt called Romney, “a family man with high morals, business experience, who is against abortion and shares Christian conviction concerning homosexuality.”
Web site WND says it reached out to Jane Pitt about the vicious tweets, and that her voice conveyed “fear and despair.”
“WND spoke briefly with [her] and asked about the media assault against her for her comments as a private citizen supporting Romney. With inflections in her voice that conveyed fear and despair, she quietly and politely said she was not interested in talking to anyone in the media about the incident,” the site says.
Brad Pitt’s brother Doug went on “Today,” meanwhile, to defend his mom, saying, "You know, I think moms and dads and kids agree to disagree all over the world. So why would our family be any different? There can be healthy discussion when people disagree with you. The bad thing is when it turns to venom and negativity, and we don't have that in our family. It's open discussion. We can learn from each other and, if anything, it solidifies your point. Or maybe you learn something."
Brad Pitt has been openly supportive of Obama, as well as same sex marriage. He told talk show host Ellen DeGeneres, about his relationship with fiancée Angelina Jolie, "I've said that we would not be getting married until everyone in this country had the right to get married."
http://www.nypost.com/p/pagesix/brad_pitt_mom_faces_death_threats_ow7imRA0teEnwUbf95UAyJ
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Barr: Chick-fil-A customers deserve cancer
By CAITLIN MCDEVITT | 7/25/12
CloseRoseanne Barr doesn’t care much for people who choose to eat at Chick-fil-A.
“anyone who eats S--- Fil-A deserves to get the cancer that is sure to come from eating antibiotic filled tortured chickens 4Christ,” the comedienne and unsuccessful presidential candidate wrote on Twitter on Wednesday.
In a follow-up tweet, she clarified: “christian liars: i never wished cancer on you at all-jesus will punish u 4 ur deceit-I said processed foods cause cancer- #chickfilA. “
Barr clearly opposes the stand against same-sex marriage taken by Chick-fil-A’s president last week.
http://www.politico.com/blogs/click/2012/07/barr-chickfila-customers-deserve-cancer-130073.html
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Barr: Chick-fil-A customers deserve cancer
By CAITLIN MCDEVITT | 7/25/12
CloseRoseanne Barr doesn’t care much for people who choose to eat at Chick-fil-A.
“anyone who eats S--- Fil-A deserves to get the cancer that is sure to come from eating antibiotic filled tortured chickens 4Christ,” the comedienne and unsuccessful presidential candidate wrote on Twitter on Wednesday.
In a follow-up tweet, she clarified: “christian liars: i never wished cancer on you at all-jesus will punish u 4 ur deceit-I said processed foods cause cancer- #chickfilA. “
Barr clearly opposes the stand against same-sex marriage taken by Chick-fil-A’s president last week.
http://www.politico.com/blogs/click/2012/07/barr-chickfila-customers-deserve-cancer-130073.html
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So much for freedom of speech. I guess the only ones entitled to such freedom are the ones who support homos.
Rahm: “Chick-fil-A Values Are Not Chicago Values”
Posted in Top Stories | 1,856 comments
Jul 25, 2012
By Todd Starnes
Officials in at least three cities have vowed to block efforts to open Chick-fil-A restaurants after the company’s president told reporters that he supported the traditional definition of marriage – and warned that redefining marriage might bring God’s judgment on the nation.
“Chick-fil-A values are not Chicago values,” said Mayor Rahm Emanuel in a statement to the Chicago Tribune. “They disrespect our fellow neighbors and residents.”
Emanuel was vowing his support for Alderman Proco Moreno’s announcement that he would block construction of a Chick-fil-A restaurant in his district.
“If you are discriminating against a segment of the community, I don’t want you in the First Ward,” he told the newspaper.
Chick-fil-A is privately owned by the Cathy family. The company president, Dan Cathy, drew the wrath of gay rights advocates and supporters when he made recent statements that some have alleged are anti-gay.
Cathy told Baptist Press that the company was unapologetically in favor of traditional marriage.
“Guilty as charged,” he said. “We are very much supportive of the family – the biblical definition of the family unit. We are a family-owned business, a family-led business, and we are married to our first wives. We give God thanks for that.”
In a separate interview on the Ken Coleman Show — Cathy suggested that the nation could face God’s wrath over the redefinition of marriage.
“I think we are inviting God’s judgment on our nation when we shake our fist at him and say, ‘We know better than you as to what constitutes a marriage,’” Cathy said. “I pray God’s mercy on our generation that has such a prideful, arrogant attitude to think that we would have the audacity to try to redefine what marriage is all about.”
Alderman Moreno called Cathy’s comments “bigoted” and “homophobic.”
“Because of this man’s ignorance, I will now be denying Chick-fil-A’s permit to open a restaurant in the First Ward,” he announced.
Boston Mayor Tom Menino was the first to announce that the Atlanta-based company would not be welcomed in his city.
“You can’t have a business in the City of Boston that discriminates against a population,” he told the Boston Globe. “We’re an open city. We’re a city that’s at the forefront of inclusion.”
And Mountain View, Calif, a bedroom community of San Francisco, has temporarily blocked the chicken chain from opening.
A homosexual couple spearheaded an effort to launch a zoning challenge.
“It could be Mother Teresa that owns it and it would be a bad place,” resident David Speakman told SFGate.com. “But because it was a bunch of bigots, it gave us an extra nudge.”
With the help of friends, a gay South Bay couple has at least temporarily blocked the very Christian-minded Chick-fil-A
The company’s position on traditional marriage notwithstanding, threats to ban the company have drawn fire from editorial pages across the nation.
The Los Angeles Times condemned the decision, calling it far more troubling than Chick-fil-A’s support of traditional marriage.
“Public officials have a responsibility to carry out their ministerial tasks fairly and evenhandedly – and to uphold the principle of free speech – whether or not they like a business executive’s social or political stances,” the Times opined.
The Boston Globe wondered “which part of the First Amendment does Menino not understand? A business owner’s political or religious beliefs should not be a test for the worthiness of his or her application for a business license.
Conservative columnist Michelle Malkin said “Boston’s Founding Fathers must be steaming in their graves.”
“When an elected public official wields the club of government against a Christian business in the name of “tolerance,” it’s not harmless kid stuff,” Malkin wrote. “It’s chilling.”
Meanwhile, thousands of Christians are mobilizing efforts to support Chick-fil-A – led by Fox News Channel host and former Ark. Governor Mike Huckabee.
Huckabee has declared August 1st as Chick-fil-A Appreciation Day.
“Let’s affirm a business that operates on Christian principles and whose executives are willing to take a stand for the Godly values we espouse by simply showing up and eating at Chick-fil-A on Wednesday, August 1,” Huckabee said.
Huckabee said the company has come under attack from militant homosexuals and is being “smeared by vicious hate speech and intolerant bigotry from the left.”
“The militant homosexual advocates have launched an all out assault on Dan Cathy and Chick-fil-A,” he said. “The attempts to hurt or destroy Chick-fil-A are nothing short of economic bullying.”
Donald Wildmon, the founder of the American Family Association, is backing Huckabee’s efforts saying he hoped it would generate the largest one-day sales in the company’s history.
“I have been incensed at the vitriolic assaults on the Chick-fil-A company,” Wildmon wrote in an email. “It’s a great American story that is being smeared by vicious hate speech and intolerant bigotry from the left.”
Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council, was especially disturbed by the actions of Boston’s mayor.
“This is really outrageous when you see this is the train that follows same sex marriage,” Perkins told Fox News. “This idea of the loss of religious freedom – the freedom of speech — and it’s on perfect display in Boston with the intolerance of this mayor.”
Perkins noted that Americans have overwhelmingly endorsed the traditional definition of marriage – 32 times in 32 states.
“Chick-fil-A is in the mainstream, he said. “The mayor of Boston is in the minority.”
“It’s about forcing Americans who do not agree with this agenda to comply and if a business dare step outside of the PC lines they will be attacked just as we are seeing Chick-fil-A being attacked,” Perkins added.
http://radio.foxnews.com/toddstarnes/top-stories/cities-move-to-ban-chick-fil-a-supporters-launch-day-of-support.html
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Not sure if anyone's mentioned him in the thread yet, but has anyone heard Mike Malloy's radio show? I was listening to some of his choice cuts on YouTube, and some of the things he says about Conservatives would make Rush Limbaugh blush. I read Bill Press's book Toxic Talk, and in it he slammed Conservative talk radio and then praised the guy to the hilt.
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http://www.suntimes.com/news/13988905-418/emanuel-goes-after-chick-fil-a-for-boss-anti-gay-views.html
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http://www.suntimes.com/news/13988905-418/emanuel-goes-after-chick-fil-a-for-boss-anti-gay-views.html
No surprise there; Emanuel kinda strikes me as a "mineral water drinker". ;)
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Not sure if anyone's mentioned him in the thread yet, but has anyone heard Mike Malloy's radio show? I was listening to some of his choice cuts on YouTube, and some of the things he says about Conservatives would make Rush Limbaugh blush. I read Bill Press's book Toxic Talk, and in it he slammed Conservative talk radio and then praised the guy to the hilt.
Yep:
“He is an enemy of the country, in my opinion, Dick Cheney is, he is an enemy of the country. He’s making it harder for those who are in power right now to protect the country. He’s about the political divide. It just, I just think the guy’s such a freakin’ loser. You know, Lord, take him to the Promised Land, will you? See, I don’t even wish the guy goes to Hell, I just want to get him the hell out of here.”
— Ed Schultz, The Ed Schultz Show, May 11, 2009.
“Republicans are evil sons-of-bitches. The Republican Party needs to be murdered. It needs to — it’s like if you had a nest of rats in your house, or a hornets nest under the eaves at your barn or your house, and you knew they were going to do harm to you, your family, your kid — if you live on the farm, your livestock, whatever. What would you do? Of course — you’d get an exterminator and you would murder the nest and get rid of it. Just get rid of it. This is what America needs right now; they need to have the Republican Party eliminated, totally, completely. It is destructive, it is negative, it is sick. [laughs] A mercy killing is what’s needed here.”
— Mike Malloy, The Mike Malloy Show, February 4, 2009.
“I have a good news to report: Glenn Beck appears ever closer to suicide. I’m hoping that he does it on camera. Suicide is rampant in his family, and given his alcoholism and his tendencies towards self-destruction, I am only hoping that when Glenn Beck does put a gun to his head and pulls the trigger, that it’s on television, because somebody will capture it on YouTube and it will be the most popular little piece of video for months.”
— Mike Malloy, The Mike Malloy Show, August 4, 2009.
http://twg2a.wordpress.com/2011/01/11/the-real-radio-hatemongers/
You won't hear the MSM calling this guy out.
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http://twitchy.com/2012/07/27/pr-vp-for-chick-fil-a-has-died-left-responds-with-viciousness
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Viral video of man picking on Chick-fil-A worker gets him fired
Published August 03, 2012
FoxNews.com
People on both sides of the Chick-fil-A debate seemed to agree that a Tucson man who made a viral video belittling a patient restaurant worker acted like a sanctimonious jerk, and his boss – make that ex-boss - seems to agree.
Adam Smith, who posted an online video of himself going through a Chick-fil-A drive-thru and ordering only the free water, was canned from his gig as chief financial officer of Vante, a Tucson medical manufacturing company, after the video made the rounds.
“Chick-fil-A is a hateful company,” Smith tells the employee. "I don’t know how you sleep at night,” Smith adds at another point. This is a horrible corporation with horrible values.”
After the employee, who never loses her composure, wishes Smith a nice day, he responds “I will. I just did something really good. I feel purposeful.”
“We hope that the general population does not hold Mr. Smith's actions against Vante."
- Roger Vogel, boss of man who belittled Chick-fil-A worker
Smith pulled the video from YouTube, but by then, it had already gone viral. People on both sides of the debate blasted him for his treatment of the woman in thousands of posts online.
On Thursday, Smith’s boss at Vante, CEO Roger Vogel, cashiered Smith.
“Vante regrets the unfortunate events that transpired yesterday in Tucson between our former CFO/Treasurer Adam Smith and an employee at Chick-fil-A,” the company said in a statement. “Effective immediately, Mr. Smith is no longer an employee of our company.
“We hope that the general population does not hold Mr. Smith's actions against Vante and its employees,” the statement continued.
Vogel said he wasn’t weighing in on either side of the debate, which began when Chick-fil-A President Dan Cathy said he supports the “biblical” definition of marriage. Same-sex marriage advocates blasted the company, which in turn prompted a national outpouring of support for the chicken chain on Wednesday.
Smith previously taught as an adjunct lecturer at the University of Arizona, according to reports, but does not currently hold a position with university.
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/08/03/viral-video-man-picking-on-chick-fil-worker-gets-him-fired/
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This dude is a world class moron
Why would he berate an employee if he disagrees with the beliefs of the CEO
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Liberals to Olympic shooter Corey Cogdell: Shoot yourself
examiner.com ^ | 08/16/2012 | Joe Newby
Olympic shooter Corey Cogdell - a trap shooter who won a bronze medal at the 2008 Olympic Games - is also a trophy hunter.
After she published pictures of herself with animals she killed, liberal anti-hunting activists expressed their hatred on Twitter, with some calling on her to shoot herself, Twitchy reported Sunday.
One person wrote Cogdell, saying: "please go shoot yourself in the knees. YOU ANIMAL MURDERER!! you're a disgusting human being. (sic)"
Another wrote: "kill yourself please ! (sic)"
Others suggested violence against Cogdell or her family, Twitchy noted.
"I really hope the olympic games do something about this murderer @CoreyCogdell sad, so sad maybe she needs to feel a shoot to understand (sic)," wrote "Mikito Samni."
"These ppl need to be shot deheaded and posted on a wall (sic)," wrote "Vanessa Lea Kapusta."
"I hope that someone someday shoot your whole familly just practicing, (sic)" another person wrote.
On almost any given day, liberals illustrate that theirs is an ideology based on hate and rage.
Recently, they targeted six-year-old Isaac Anthony for appearing in an anti-Obama video.
After the video went viral, some on the left called for his death, while others said he should be sent to Jerry Sandusky, the former Pennsylvania State coach recently convicted of sexual assault of children.
Last week, we reported that liberals wished those supporting Chick-fil-A would die eating their food.
Former Green Party presidential candidate Roseanne Barr said those eating at Chick-fil-A "deserves to get the cancer that is sure to come from eating antibiotic filled tortured chickens."
Last summer, gay sex columnist Dan Savage told Bill Maher that he wished all Republicans were dead.
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Liberals to Olympic shooter Corey Cogdell: Shoot yourself
examiner.com ^ | 08/16/2012 | Joe Newby
Olympic shooter Corey Cogdell - a trap shooter who won a bronze medal at the 2008 Olympic Games - is also a trophy hunter.
After she published pictures of herself with animals she killed, liberal anti-hunting activists expressed their hatred on Twitter, with some calling on her to shoot herself, Twitchy reported Sunday.
One person wrote Cogdell, saying: "please go shoot yourself in the knees. YOU ANIMAL MURDERER!! you're a disgusting human being. (sic)"
Another wrote: "kill yourself please ! (sic)"
Others suggested violence against Cogdell or her family, Twitchy noted.
"I really hope the olympic games do something about this murderer @CoreyCogdell sad, so sad maybe she needs to feel a shoot to understand (sic)," wrote "Mikito Samni."
"These ppl need to be shot deheaded and posted on a wall (sic)," wrote "Vanessa Lea Kapusta."
"I hope that someone someday shoot your whole familly just practicing, (sic)" another person wrote.
On almost any given day, liberals illustrate that theirs is an ideology based on hate and rage.
Recently, they targeted six-year-old Isaac Anthony for appearing in an anti-Obama video.
After the video went viral, some on the left called for his death, while others said he should be sent to Jerry Sandusky, the former Pennsylvania State coach recently convicted of sexual assault of children.
Last week, we reported that liberals wished those supporting Chick-fil-A would die eating their food.
Former Green Party presidential candidate Roseanne Barr said those eating at Chick-fil-A "deserves to get the cancer that is sure to come from eating antibiotic filled tortured chickens."
Last summer, gay sex columnist Dan Savage told Bill Maher that he wished all Republicans were dead.
(Excerpt) Read more at examiner.com ...
I guess I just can't understand the liberal mind, no problem with Abortion of any kind, but go ape shit when someone is a hunter.
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Yep:
You won't hear the MSM calling this guy out.
nothing wrong with Ed Schultz's statements about Cheney -no hate speech there
Malloy is definitely a left wing kook but I"m not sure if he is even on the air
why are you posting quotes from 2009 ?
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Shocker.
Daily Kos, Leftist Tweeters Blame Sikh Shooting in Milwaukee on 'Rightwing Hate Radio'
By Tim Graham | August 06, 2012
Twitchy has identified leftists on Twitter blaming the multiple murders at a Sikh temple in Milwaukee on Rep. Michele Bachmann and "racists like her." (Does it matter that Sikhs aren’t Muslims, as the Left tried to explain when Sikhs were singled out after 9/11?) One insisted “RUSH, BACHMANN, HANNITY, BECK, SAVAGE, etc. All have blood on their hands.”
Over at the Daily Kos blog, the diarist known as “xxdr zombiexx” is blaming “rightwing hate radio and general media” for the shooting. Even the liberal media is being blamed because they don't think whites can be terrorists (hello, McVeigh?):
So it is smelling more like a hate crime or act of domestic terrorism which many are suggesting is long overdue is crimes that seem like this one.
The distinction is important because, in all seriousness, the media seems to go well out of its way to avoid the notion that white folks could do anything similar to terrorist acts, when it's a very significant part of the pattern.
This guy, according to witnesses quoted above took out some of their Holy People, priests. If true it would lend further weight tot the idea this was designed to disrupt the whole community.
I think this should again draw attention to rightwing hate radio and general media: I think these incidents occur because, all other things being equal, they feel somehow justified and/or something has finally triggered their cork to pop.
The Kosmonaut was working off a CNN news item, which identified the suspect as “a bald, white man, dressed in a white T-shirt and black pants and with a 9/11 tattoo on one arm -- which “implies to me that there's some level of hate crime there.’” The implier was a local Sikh. A 9/11 tattoo is proof of a hate crime?
This is the same blogger that claimed in February that "Santorum is a MAJOR LEAGUE hater and member of the American Taliban. These folks fear the significant uptick in anti-gay violence that would ensue in the (grossly unlikely) event of a Santorum victory."
The next week, he added more of the same "American Taliban" stuff that the blog boss Markos Moulitsas has been cooking for years:
Republicans, as most of us who see things clearly have known since the Bush Years, have wanted to turn [the U.S.] into a version of the Handmaid's Tale, a hardass Christian Theocracy that would seem different from Islamic customs only because of the clothing people wear and the general absence of beards....as well as the blinding whiteness of the Republican party and the 1%.
Their ugly and mean-spirited war on women - assailing personal choice, forcing them through all manner of humiliations, assailing Planned Parenthood; the list is endless - is absolutely no different than some cave-dwelling Mullah in Afghanistan howling about men not growing their beards or throwing acid on the faces of girls attending school.
http://newsbusters.org/blogs/tim-graham/2012/08/06/daily-kos-leftist-twitterers-blame-sikh-shooting-milwaukee-rightwing-hat
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Yahoo News fires David Chalian
By DYLAN BYERS
8/29/12
TAMPA, Fla. -- Yahoo News has fired Washington bureau chief David Chalian after he was caught on a hot-mic during an online video broadcast today saying that Mitt Romney and his wife, Ann, had no problem with African Americans suffering as a result of Hurricane Isaac, a source familiar with the situation tells POLITICO. (Now confirmed: see below)
"They're not concerned at all. They're happy to have a party with black people drowning," Chalian said during the ABC News/Yahoo News webcast, in reference to the fact that the GOP convention in Tampa is taking place as Hurricane Isaac makes landfall on the north Gulf coast.
The conservative media watchdog organization NewsBusters first posted audio of Chalian's remarks, but referred to him as an ABC News employee (and offered slightly inaccurate transcription). ABC News spokesperson Julie Townsend informed the organization that Chalian was with Yahoo.
Chalian and Yahoo News spokesperson Kristen Morquecho did not respond to requests for comment; Townsend also did not respond to a request for comment. (ABC News, where Chalian was political director until 2010, has partnered with Yahoo News for 2012 political coverage).
UPDATE (1:30 p.m.): Yahoo News confirms:
"David Chalian's statement was inappropriate and does not represent the views of Yahoo!. He has been terminated effective immediately. We have already reached out to the Romney campaign, and we apologize to Mitt Romney, his staff, their supporters and anyone who was offended."
http://www.politico.com/blogs/media/2012/08/yahoo-news-fires-david-chalian-source-133662.html
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http://nation.foxnews.com/ellen-barkin/2012/08/28/ellen-barkin-hopes-hurricane-kills-every-pro-life-xenophobic-gay-bashing-sob-rnc
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If Barkin had thrown a few peanuts, CNN would have bashed her right on their online home page. I am sure of it.
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http://nation.foxnews.com/ellen-barkin/2012/08/28/ellen-barkin-hopes-hurricane-kills-every-pro-life-xenophobic-gay-bashing-sob-rnc
LOL, since her career is mostly dead, guess she needed some headlines
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If Barkin had thrown a few peanuts, CNN would have bashed her right on their online home page. I am sure of it.
lol ;D
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These people just cannot help themselves.
Joy Behar: Paul Ryan Is 'The Devil In Disguise' (VIDEO)
Posted: 08/29/2012 2:12 pm Updated: 08/29/2012 2:44 pm
Joy Behar tore into Mitt Romney's running mate Paul Ryan Wednesday on HuffPost Live, calling the Wisconsin Republican "the devil in disguise."
"Take a look at the Ryan budget," she said, citing his proposals to ban abortion (even in the case of rape, incest and the health of the mother) and slash pre-natal care and infant nutrition spending. "He's worse than Akin. He is the devil. Ryan is the devil in disguise. He looks cute, he's got those big Village of the Damned eyes. He's got nice hair. He talks nicely, but do not trust this guy."
Behar joined HuffPost Live hosts Alicia Menendez and Nancy Redd as well as community members to discuss the Republican National Convention, the political climate and her new Current TV show, "Say Anything."
"I feel like we're in a position now in this country where we could jump the shark and it could be really bad if Romney gets in," she said.
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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/08/29/joy-behar-paul-ryan-is-th_n_1840402.html
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Daily meltdowns from the left knowing that as soon as Romney starts spending his $$$$ - Obama is going to get landslided.
These people just cannot help themselves.
Joy Behar: Paul Ryan Is 'The Devil In Disguise' (VIDEO)
Posted: 08/29/2012 2:12 pm Updated: 08/29/2012 2:44 pm
Joy Behar tore into Mitt Romney's running mate Paul Ryan Wednesday on HuffPost Live, calling the Wisconsin Republican "the devil in disguise."
"Take a look at the Ryan budget," she said, citing his proposals to ban abortion (even in the case of rape, incest and the health of the mother) and slash pre-natal care and infant nutrition spending. "He's worse than Akin. He is the devil. Ryan is the devil in disguise. He looks cute, he's got those big Village of the Damned eyes. He's got nice hair. He talks nicely, but do not trust this guy."
Behar joined HuffPost Live hosts Alicia Menendez and Nancy Redd as well as community members to discuss the Republican National Convention, the political climate and her new Current TV show, "Say Anything."
"I feel like we're in a position now in this country where we could jump the shark and it could be really bad if Romney gets in," she said.
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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/08/29/joy-behar-paul-ryan-is-th_n_1840402.html
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Liberal Racism Explodes Against Condi Rice: "House Negro" and Sex Object
Pundit Press ^ | 8/30/2012 | Matthew
Posted on August 30, 2012 12:14:11 AM EDT by therightliveswithus
Unfortunately, as Mia Love and Ann Romney have found out, the Left is not kind to strong Republican women. Instead, the vitriol and ignorance that many on the Left have shown make it clear who is propagating a 'war on women.'
Take Condoleezza Rice, the daughter of sharecroppers born into segregation. Impeccably educated and motivated, Ms. Rice became the National Security Advisor and Secretary of State. This would be nearly impossible just two generations ago.
But to liberals, she's still nothing but a 'house negro' and not even black:
Goat Rider @jarvisnoel "@TatiSmiff: Condaleeza Rice is the only black person at the RNC"<~Not entirely true maam! Dnt consider her black! More like "house negro"
(Excerpt) Read more at punditpress.com ...
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http://twitchy.com/2012/09/04/romney-haters-to-nicki-minaj-die-uncle-tom-bitch/
Romney haters to Nicki Minaj: Die, Uncle Tom bitch!
Posted at 10:37 am on September 4, 2012 by Twitchy Staff
Dianah@denabanana somebody please kill nicki minaj.
4 Sep 12
Yesterday Twitchy reported that Romney-deranged Twitter users slurred and threatened rapper Nicki Minaj after they interpreted a new lyric as a Romney endorsement. Breitbart’s Dana Loesch captured the ever popular “Uncle Tom” slam making a quick appearance. And naturally, that vile Twitter user wasn’t the only one using racial attacks.
Roscoe Davis III
@ScoDaIllest “@AJ904: Nicki Minaj just said she voting for Mitt Romney on the mercy freestyle on dedication 4.smh” Lmao! Her uncle tom sellout ass
Here’s the controversial line from Minaj’s guest rap on Lil Wayne’s new mixtape:
I’m a Republican voting for Mitt Romney/You lazy bitches is fucking up the economy
The bloodthirsty lynch mob didn’t care whether Minaj was baring her political soul, rapping in character or just searching for a word that sort of rhymed with “economy.” Twitter death wishes continued throughout the night.
@RealityyBites
She gotta die RT
@TopDraftPick: *blank stare* RT
@HuffingtonPost: Nicki Minaj endorses Mitt Romney huff.to/Q0GcV4—
Spiked Lee (@RealityyBites)
September 04, 2012
4 Sep 12 @IceTea_Arizona
Sooo Nicki Minaj voting For Romney?.that bitch can die too—
I VOTE OBAMA (@IceTea_Arizona) September 04, 2012
3 Sep 12
F. Scott Fitzgerald
@Dimitri808s @NICKIMINAJ .....fuck you.....you stupid..... ass.....no talent having ass.....bitch...... Obama or die.
4 Sep 12 ReplyRetweetFavorite
Baby @chillriley If Romney wins, I hope you die. @NICKIMINAJ
3 Sep 12 ReplyRetweetFavorite
BudNotBuddy
@IAmKidCharm This bitch nikki minaj said she voting for Mitt Romney ass-_____- bitch die with the republicans
3 Sep 12 ReplyRetweetFavorite
Ari.
@Amazing_Aura wait.. Nicki Minaj said on this Mercy track that she's a Republican and voting for Romney. reason #3920492 why Nicki gotta die.
3 Sep 12 ReplyRetweetFavorite
☽✨☯†☯✨♡
@m0ongurl Please die "Nicki Minaj Is A Republican, Is Voting For Mitt Romney - bzfd.it/Q1zOOY"
3 Sep 12 ReplyRetweetFavorite@Odd_Delinquent Hell naaa. Nicki Minaj say she voting for Romney. Bitch go die.—
Apple Jack My Style (@Odd_Delinquent) September 03, 2012
3 Sep 12
Maggie Kuzan
@MaggieKuzan nme.com/news/nicki-min… Kill her now.
4 Sep 12 ReplyRetweetFavoriteOthe rs hoped she’d kill herself.
KushedJesus™
@KidVWolfgang Did Nicki Minaj seriously come on Dedication 4 saying "Im republican I vote for Mitt Romney"??! #TurnThisGarbageOff & #KillYourself #YouTool
3 Sep 12 ReplyRetweetFavorite@xo_daaisyDM Nicki minaj " im a republican, voting for mitt romney " * turns song * bitch kill yoself ' .—
* oh daaisy ♥ (@xo_daaisyDM) September 04, 2012
3 Sep 12
MooLa $ .
@LastKing_Jay_ *Cough Cough* @NICKIMINAJ KILL YOSELF !!! "@Immishaa: Fuck around and vote for Romney if you want to!!"
3 Sep 12 ReplyRetweetFavorite
Jake Kokes
@reallybighungry Did Nicki Minaj just drop "I'm a republican, voting for Mitt Romney" on Dedication 4? Fuckin kill yourself
3 Sep 12 ReplyRetweetFavorite
Ballin ♚
@AssadTrippy @NICKIMINAJ so you votin for Mitt Romney ? kill yourself .
3 Sep 12 ReplyRetweetFavorite
BITCH Call Me LC
@Livin_Cooo Nicki minaj said she votin for romney...bitch kill yoself
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Akin office angered by Rove's reported murder quip
The Associated Press
Last modified: 2012-08-31T17:27:06Z
Published: Friday, Aug. 31, 2012 - 9:56 am
Last Modified: Friday, Aug. 31, 2012 - 10:27 am
http://www.sacbee.com/2012/08/31/4776210/akin-camp-angered-by-roves-reported.html
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- The office of Republican Rep. Todd Akin is reacting angrily to a quote attributed to GOP activist Karl Rove that joked about the idea of the Missouri Senate candidate being murdered.
Bloomberg Businessweek's website reported Friday that Rove's comment came at a GOP donors' breakfast at the Tampa Club in Florida. The site says Rove quipped to the audience: "We should sink Todd Akin. If he's found mysteriously murdered, don't look for my whereabouts!"
A Rove spokesman didn't immediately return a call and email from The Associated Press seeking comment.
Akin's office issued a statement calling the quote deeply disturbing, given that the FBI has been investigating threats against Akin after his comments that women's bodies can shut down pregnancy in cases of what he called "legitimate rape."
Read more here: http://www.sacbee.com/2012/08/31/4776210/akin-camp-angered-by-roves-reported.html#storylink=cpy
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Akin office angered by Rove's reported murder quip
The Associated Press
Last modified: 2012-08-31T17:27:06Z
Published: Friday, Aug. 31, 2012 - 9:56 am
Last Modified: Friday, Aug. 31, 2012 - 10:27 am
http://www.sacbee.com/2012/08/31/4776210/akin-camp-angered-by-roves-reported.html
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- The office of Republican Rep. Todd Akin is reacting angrily to a quote attributed to GOP activist Karl Rove that joked about the idea of the Missouri Senate candidate being murdered.
Bloomberg Businessweek's website reported Friday that Rove's comment came at a GOP donors' breakfast at the Tampa Club in Florida. The site says Rove quipped to the audience: "We should sink Todd Akin. If he's found mysteriously murdered, don't look for my whereabouts!"
A Rove spokesman didn't immediately return a call and email from The Associated Press seeking comment.
Akin's office issued a statement calling the quote deeply disturbing, given that the FBI has been investigating threats against Akin after his comments that women's bodies can shut down pregnancy in cases of what he called "legitimate rape."
Read more here: http://www.sacbee.com/2012/08/31/4776210/akin-camp-angered-by-roves-reported.html#storylink=cpy
Late to the party, Straw. Rove apologized to Akin for his remarks and it appears the situation is squashed.
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Climate of hate.
Liberal talker Mike Malloy: ‘Angel of the Lord’ should behead Tea Party members
November 28, 2012
By: Joe NewbySubscribe
Proving yet again that liberalism is an ideology based on hate and rage, liberal talk show host Mike Malloy said earlier this week that the “angel of the Lord” should kill everyone in the Tea Party by cutting their heads off, The Blaze reported Tuesday.
“These Tea Bag bas***ds who by the way, I just wish they would all just go away -- or, like in Passover, I just wish there was an angel of the Lord that would pass over -- instead of killing the first born in all the households of Egypt just wipe out all the Tea Baggers,” he said.
Malloy, perhaps securing his place as the most unhinged liberal hatemonger on radio, continued by suggesting the “angel” decapitate everyone in the Tea Party.
“Just, you know, the terrible swift sword, just lob their heads off,” he added, while making exaggerated "swishing" sounds.
Now, it seems that the radical fringe left, as demonstrated by Malloy, have no desire to discuss issues; they want blind obedience or death.
This is not the first time unhinged liberals have expressed a desire to see all conservatives dead.
In July 2011, gay sex columnist Dan Savage told Bill Maher he wished all Republicans were “f*****g dead.”
Since the tragic shooting that left Gabrielle Giffords severely wounded, liberals on Twitter have wished death on a number of conservative figures, including Sarah Palin, Governor Scott Walker and Mitt Romney.
Liberals even called for the death of a 6-year-old boy after he appeared in a viral video opposing Obama.
In May 2011, Malloy suggested that SEAL team 6 assassinate George W. Bush.
“So when does Seal Unit 6, or whatever it's called, drop in on George Bush? Bush was responsible for a lot more death, innocent death, than bin Laden,” he said.
Of course, Malloy will never be held accountable for his hate speech by the so-called “mainstream media.”
A post at Weasel Zippers explained that liberals “can say whatever they want without fear of repercussion.”
Fortunately, not all liberals are bloodthirsty, genocidal maniacs with Hitlerian fantasies of genocide and dead bodies. But it certainly seems that the unhinged radical left, represented by Malloy and others like him, is running the show.
http://www.examiner.com/article/liberal-talker-mike-malloy-angel-of-the-lord-should-behead-tea-party-members
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Climate of hate.
Liberal talker Mike Malloy: ‘Angel of the Lord’ should behead Tea Party members
November 28, 2012
By: Joe NewbySubscribe
Proving yet again that liberalism is an ideology based on hate and rage, liberal talk show host Mike Malloy said earlier this week that the “angel of the Lord” should kill everyone in the Tea Party by cutting their heads off, The Blaze reported Tuesday.
“These Tea Bag bas***ds who by the way, I just wish they would all just go away -- or, like in Passover, I just wish there was an angel of the Lord that would pass over -- instead of killing the first born in all the households of Egypt just wipe out all the Tea Baggers,” he said.
Malloy, perhaps securing his place as the most unhinged liberal hatemonger on radio, continued by suggesting the “angel” decapitate everyone in the Tea Party.
“Just, you know, the terrible swift sword, just lob their heads off,” he added, while making exaggerated "swishing" sounds.
Now, it seems that the radical fringe left, as demonstrated by Malloy, have no desire to discuss issues; they want blind obedience or death.
This is not the first time unhinged liberals have expressed a desire to see all conservatives dead.
In July 2011, gay sex columnist Dan Savage told Bill Maher he wished all Republicans were “f*****g dead.”
Since the tragic shooting that left Gabrielle Giffords severely wounded, liberals on Twitter have wished death on a number of conservative figures, including Sarah Palin, Governor Scott Walker and Mitt Romney.
Liberals even called for the death of a 6-year-old boy after he appeared in a viral video opposing Obama.
In May 2011, Malloy suggested that SEAL team 6 assassinate George W. Bush.
“So when does Seal Unit 6, or whatever it's called, drop in on George Bush? Bush was responsible for a lot more death, innocent death, than bin Laden,” he said.
Of course, Malloy will never be held accountable for his hate speech by the so-called “mainstream media.”
A post at Weasel Zippers explained that liberals “can say whatever they want without fear of repercussion.”
Fortunately, not all liberals are bloodthirsty, genocidal maniacs with Hitlerian fantasies of genocide and dead bodies. But it certainly seems that the unhinged radical left, represented by Malloy and others like him, is running the show.
http://www.examiner.com/article/liberal-talker-mike-malloy-angel-of-the-lord-should-behead-tea-party-members
Lol that man is a maniac :D
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Daily Kos Imagines Violent 'Fisting' With Spiked Gloves for the Religious Right 'Bigots'
By Tim Graham | April 04, 2013
For a long time now, it’s been apparent to social conservatives that the gay-marriage lobby is not a movement of tolerance. It won’t be satisfied with Supreme Court-imposed homo-nuptials in 50 states. If groups like GLAAD are the rule, they work to ban the social conservatives out of the “respectable” circles in the media, and make “homophobia” a hate crime.
But you can’t make this argument at the Daily Kos, where “LeftHandedMan” responded to this argument with a “GFY” and a rant about how conservatives should all bend over and “fist” each other with spiked gloves:
You no good low-rent gaggle of hateful self-serving bigot-for-hire whiny ass titty babies.
Entire election cycles were gleefully covered in slick wall-to-wall homophobia and hatred.
Remember that s--t? Good. Now go f--k yourselves. Here. Here's a ratty leather glove covered in rusty spikes. No. No. Here's two. You can all go bend over and collectively fist each other in a frenzy until all the pain equals all the hate and the stupid you have given us for ages in spades. You all made your bones stoking and exploitating hate. On repressing dissent and dissenters. Please. Cry me a f--king river. A angel's tear sea. It wouldn't even offset Prop 8.
The tab has come due, and it's come due waaaay before you thought it would.
LHM came back around to the hate speech after a few paragraphs:
Eat all your s–t and feel some real f–king shame.
Then, we'll talk about a long and bracing period of naked truth and raw reconciliation.
The reason that all you various professional homophobic pieces of garbage all woke up on the wrong side of history one day is that you earned that harrowingly bleak little sunrise all on your own. If you feel like people are being mean to you, well, get the f--k over it. Because gay people, and the people who love and suppport them, have all had to stomach you, your Maggie Gallaghers, and the rest of your ilk. Own it. You earned everything you are getting back.
And we have long memories. We don't forget how you play the game. How you roll.
Calling you 'Bigots' to your collective faces is just a really, really good f--king start.
If this sounds like “tolerance” is just on the rainbow horizon, you’re not paying attention. It sounds more like social conservatives may need bodyguards. It sounds like this guy would cheer on Floyd Corkins.
http://newsbusters.org/blogs/tim-graham/2013/04/04/daily-kos-imagines-violent-fisting-spiked-gloves-religious-right-bigots
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Climate of hate.
Randi Rhodes Explodes: Rush, Sean, Glenn, Michele Bachmann, Peter King! They're All Terrorists!
By Tim Graham | April 17, 2013
On Tuesday's Randi Rhodes show, the left-wing radio host was upset about the sound of talk radio after the Boston bombing. She played clips of Alex Jones saying the mass shootings in Aurora and Newtown were "staged," and then she smeared that on conservative talk radio, who are allegedly exploiting fear for profit.
"Somebody’s gotta make money off of you weasels, somebody’s gotta make money off of you cowards, somebody’s gotta make money off of you people terrified of your own shadow! Somebody’s gotta cash in." Rhodes then suggested a long line of conservatives were terrorists. Rush, Sean, Beck, Peter King, and Michele Bachmann were all listed in this rant:
Why do they want you to be afraid? What's in it for them? Well, besides for personal gain and profit, there's also sponsors, who love when you are afraid. They love when you're afraid because you'll buy guns. They love when you're afraid because you start buying "survival gardens." They love when you're afraid because you buy bunkers. They love when you're afraid because you buy fish ponds. They love when you're afraid because you hate the government so much that you will give them 25 dollars to hate them on your behalf!
There is so much money in terrifying the American people. And in this way - today I'm going to tell you, I think they're all terrorists. I think Glenn Beck is a terrorist. I think Alex Jones is a terrorist. I think Rush Limbaugh is a terrorist. I think Sean Hannity is a terrorist. I think Michelle Bachmann is a terrorist. I think Peter King is a terrorist.
I think all these freaking people who have a stake in terrorizing the American people with false - not flags - facts with made-up bullcrap so that you will give them money, or you will give them your time, or you will shop at their advertisers, or you will vote with them, or you will undo everything that is good about this country simply by you know being racist and angry and scared and cowards and weird! They have so much in play! And they are making a freaking fortune terrorizing you!
Rhodes suggested Americans in general are "terrified of their own shadow." Apparently, that small sliver of enlightened, fearless Americans listen to Rhodes...as if she never goes off the deep end.
http://newsbusters.org/blogs/tim-graham/2013/04/17/randi-rhodes-explodes-rush-sean-glenn-michelle-bachman-peter-king-theyre
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Dan Savage Wishes Palin Gets Cancer
By Noel Sheppard | May 05, 2013
Hate-filled leftist gay activist Dan Savage was at it again Saturday.
In response to former Alaska governor Sarah Palin using chewing tobacco as a stunt during her Friday address to the National Rifle Association convention, Savage tweeted, "Now seeing upside of oral cancers":
Woke up to Sarah Palin's voice. She's taken up chewing tobacco now cuz LIBRULS or Bloomberg or something. Now seeing upside of oral cancers.
— Dan Savage (@fakedansavage) May 4, 2013
After taking some heat for this remark, Savage doubled down:
"Bullying has to satisfy three criteria: it has to be verbal or physical aggression, repeated over time, involving a power differential."
— Dan Savage (@fakedansavage) May 4, 2013
So, yeah, I "bullied" Sarah Palin. Yup. That's what I did. #CryBabyCons #TCOT #Whatever
— Dan Savage (@fakedansavage) May 4, 2013
And this guy is actually an anti-bullying advocate.
Talk about hypocrisy!
http://newsbusters.org/blogs/noel-sheppard/2013/05/05/dan-savage-wishes-palin-gets-cancer
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Little do these nitwits know that liberalism is cancer.
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Creating a climate for people to commit violence against Tea Party members.
NAACP’s Bond Calls Tea Party ‘American Taliban’, MSNBC’s Roberts Barely Challenges
By Jeffrey Meyer | May 14, 2013
MSNBC’s Thomas Roberts is an openly liberal host who frequently makes disparaging comments towards conservatives and the Republican Party. And as it the modus operandi at the network, he frequently brings on fellow liberals to bash conservatives, often without the benefit of giving a conservative equal time to fire back.
Following shocking revelations that the IRS has been selectively investigating conservative groups for some three years now, Roberts brought on Julian Bond, chairman emeritus of the NAACP, to discuss what Roberts believed, “brings to mind the agency's 2004 probe of the NAACP.” [See video after jump. MP3 audio here.]
Bond, who has been a harsh critic of Republicans and the Tea Party, is known for his extreme and disgusting rhetoric towards conservatives, and today was no different as he blasted the Tea Party as "a group of people who are admittedly racist" and "overtly political." "I think it's entirely legitimate to look at the Tea Party," Bond insisted.
After Roberts asked Bond about what the potential fallout might be for the Obama administration, Bond doubled down on his disgusting rhetoric:
They are the Taliban wing of American politics and we all ought to be a little worried about them.
Roberts barely challenged Bond’s disgusting comments, merely asking him, “Sir, do you think that's a little harsh, calling them the Taliban wing of American politics?” to which Bond retorted, “Not at all. Not at all. The truth may hurt, but it's the truth.”
Readers of NewsBusters shouldn’t be surprised at Roberts’ lack of pushback towards Bond’s despicable comments. In 2011 Roberts made disparaging comments towards the GOP in which he argued the GOP wants to go back to when no women voted and where “slavery was cool.”
Roberts’ refusal to adequately challenge Bond’s anti-conservative hatred is sadly not unexpected as he has a long history of slandering the GOP, but is given a pass by his bosses at MSNBC.
THOMAS ROBERTS: So the IRS’ systemic targeting of certain conservative groups brings to mind the agency's 2004 probe of the NAACP. Now at that time that investigation came less than a month before the presidential election. The IRS looking into the NAACP’s tax status, claiming a speech by the group's leader at the time in which he criticized then President George W. Bush over the Iraq War might have crossed the nonpartisan line. Now two years later the irs cleared the organization of those allegations. Julian Bond is the Chairman Emeritus of the NAACP and was chairman of the organization during that audit. Mr. Bond, it’s good to have you here. And I just want to remind our viewers, play the comments that the IRS saw as politically charged. It was part of your keynote address at the time at the NAACP’s convention in July of '04. Take a look.
JULIAN BOND: Or as defenders have tried to stifle political debate. If you oppose the war, they say you don't support our troops. That's nonsense. If it was up to us, every man and woman stationed in Iraq would be safely at home with their loved ones right now.
ROBERTS: So, sir, past is prologue, auditors notified the NAACP that it would be subject to a 10 percent tax for political expenditures as well as additional penalties. Looking back do you maintain that the NAACP was unfairly targeted given the rocky relationship at the time with president bush and are there parallels to what we're seeing today?
BOND: I don't think there are any parallels to what we're seeing today. Of course we were unfairly targeted. The letter the IRS sent to me, I was the chairman of the NAACP at the time said I had criticized the President of the United States. And I've grown up thinking that was my right as an American citizen. And every American citizen had that right. I thought this was picking on the NAACP. It was close to the election. We're an effective get out the vote apparatus. Most of the people we’re going to turn out to vote are not by our design Democrats but happen to be Democrats. And it was an attempt to weaken us just before the election.
ROBERTS: Sir, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle though they’re coming down on what we're seeing today in the IRS apparently targeting these Tea Party groups. Doing so at a time in 2010 during the mid-term elections where we saw an up rise in the Tea Party sweeping in the Congress. Is there not -- shouldn't there not be the same level of outrage certainly from the White House? I mean, at the time in '04, Congressman Charlie Rangel called the audit a, quote, police state tactic. Do you think that there might be a double standard being looked at here?
BOND: No, I don't think there's a double standard at all. I think it's entirely legitimate to look at the Tea Party. I mean here are a group of people who are admittedly racist. Who are overtly political. Who've tried as best they can to harm President Obama in every way they can. I don't think there are correct parallels between these two incidents. It was wrong for the IRS to behave in this heavy handed manner. They didn't explain it well before or now what they're doing and why they're doing it. But there are no parallels between these two.
ROBERTS: Chairman Bond, what do you think the fallout will be for the Obama administration? Especially during a time where the Tea Party had maybe lost a little air? Do you think that this is going to help inflate that, especially as we ramp up to the midterms for 2014?
BOND I hope not. I hope they don't get anymore air. You know, they are the Taliban wing of American politics and we all ought to be a little worried about them.
ROBERTS: Sir, do you think that's a little harsh, calling them the Taliban wing of American politics?
BOND: Not at all. Not at all. The truth may hurt, but it's the truth.
ROBERTS: Julian Bond, Chairman Emeritus of the NAACP. Sir, thanks for your time on this.
http://newsbusters.org/blogs/jeffrey-meyer/2013/05/14/naacp-s-bond-calls-tea-party-american-taliban-msnbc-s-roberts-barely-
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http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Hollywood/2013/05/20/daily-show-creator-twister
Disgusting
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Idiot.
Maher 'Retarded' Poke at 5-Year-Old Trig Palin Ripped by Mom
Thursday, 13 Jun 2013
By Michael Mullins
Sarah Palin went after Bill Maher Wednesday night via Twitter responding to a report that the left-wing HBO host called her 5-year-old son Trig, who has down syndrome, "retarded" during a comedy performance Saturday night at the Palms Pearl Concert in Las Vegas.
Describing Maher as a "bully," the former Alaskan governor challenged him to meet her when she’s in his "neck of the woods this weekend."
Several hours later, Palin followed up her initial challenge to Maher with another somewhat threatening Tweet.
Hey bully, on behalf of all kids whom you hatefully mock in order to make yourself feel big, I hope one flattens your lily white wimpy a#*.
The report stemmed from former Vegas television host, Ron Futrell, who was thrown out of the show after he began heckling Maher following the alleged comment.
Described as an "outspoken conservative" by the Las Vegas Review-Journal, which broke the story, Futrell told the paper that he could not recall the exact context in which Maher allegedly referred to Palin's son as being retarded.
Futrell added that he was not surprised that Maher would mock special-needs individuals but was shocked that the audience would find it as funny as he says they did.
"I’ve got a son with special needs," Futrell said. "It didn’t surprise me that Maher said it. It surprised me that a lot of people laughed at that joke."
This isn't the first time that Maher has targeted Palin's son Trig.
In September 2008, Maher mocked Trig during a monologue of his HBO show, noting that she has five children including an infant "that has Down syndrome. She had it when she was 43 years old. And it looks a lot like John Edwards."
Palin has long been a target for Maher.
In the spring of 2011, Maher joked "Did you hear this — Sarah Palin finally heard what happened in Japan and she’s demanding that we invade ‘Tsunami,' I mean she said, ‘These ‘Tsunamians’ will not get away with this.’ Oh speaking of dumb . . . ," he said, using a very vulgar term for women.
At the time, Palin responded to the above stated attempt at humor by referring to Maher, without naming him, as a "mosquito" on her Facebook page.
http://www.newsmax.com/newswidget/maher-retarded-poke-palin/2013/06/13/id/509749?promo_code=13C0D-1&utm_source=13C0DWhite_House_Dossier&utm_medium=nmwidget&utm_campaign=widgetphase1
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Mahr is really a revolting pos
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MSNBC’s Dyson on Thomas: ‘Symbolic Jew Invited Metaphoric Hitler to Commit Holocaust Upon His Own People'
By Noel Sheppard | June 25, 2013
There have been a lot of disgusting things said by liberal media members today in the wake of the Supreme Court’s decision regarding The Voting Rights Act (Shelby County v. Holder), but none were more offensive than what MSNBC’s Michael Eric Dyson said about Justice Clarence Thomas on the Martin Bashir show.
“A symbolic Jew has invited a metaphoric Hitler to commit holocaust and genocide upon his own people” (video follows with transcript and commentary):
MICHAEL ERIC DYSON: Clarence Thomas's actions here today, though consistent, though tragic to me, are even more so in light of the bulk of decisions he's rendered in the name of a judicial vote on the Supreme Court. A symbolic Jew has invited a metaphoric Hitler to commit holocaust and genocide upon his own people.
How disgusting.
Why does NBC tolerate these kinds of vitriolic attacks on public servants by its commentators and contributors?
For the record, here's what Thomas wrote in concurrence with the majority that Dyson and other ill-mannered and badly-behaved liberal media members found so offensive:
I join the Court’s opinion in full but write separately to explain that I would find §5 of the Voting Rights Act unconstitutional as well. The Court’s opinion sets forth the reasons. “The Voting Rights Act of 1965 employed extraordinary measures to address an extraordinary problem.” Ante, at 1. In the face of “unremitting and ingenious defiance” of citizens’ constitutionally protected right to vote, §5 was necessary to give effect to the Fifteenth Amendment in particular regions of the country. South Carolina v. Katzenbach , 383 U. S. 301, 309 (1966). Though §5’s preclearance requirement represented a “shar[p] depart[ure]” from “basic principles” of federalism and the equal sovereignty of the States, ante, at 9, 11, the Court upheld the measure against early constitutional challenges because it was necessary at the time to address “voting discrimination where it persist[ed] on a pervasive scale.” Katzenbach, supra, at 308.
Today, our Nation has changed. “[T]he conditions that originally justified [§5] no longer characterize voting in the covered jurisdictions.” Ante, at 2. As the Court explains: “‘[V]oter turnout and registration rates now approach parity. Blatantly discriminatory evasions of federal decrees are rare. And minority candidates hold office at unprecedented levels.’” Ante, at 13–14 (quoting Northwest Austin Municipal Util. Dist. No. One v. Holder, 557 U. S. 193, 202 (2009)). In spite of these improvements, however, Congress increased the already significant burdens of §5. Following its reenactment in 2006, the Voting Rights Act was amended to “prohibit more conduct than before.” Ante, at 5. “Section 5 now forbids voting changes with ‘any discriminatory purpose’ as well as voting changes that diminish the ability of citizens, on account of race, color, or language minority status, ‘to elect their preferred candidates of choice.’” Ante, at 6. While the pre-2006 version of the Act went well beyond protection guaranteed under the Constitution, see Reno v. Bossier Parish School Bd., 520 U. S. 471, 480–482 (1997), it now goes even further.
It is, thus, quite fitting that the Court repeatedly points out that this legislation is “extraordinary” and “unprecedented” and recognizes the significant constitutional problems created by Congress’ decision to raise “the bar that covered jurisdictions must clear,” even as “the conditions justifying that requirement have dramatically improved.” Ante, at 16–17. However one aggregates the data compiled by Congress, it cannot justify the considerable burdens created by §5. As the Court aptly notes: “[N]o one can fairly say that [the record] shows anything approaching the ‘pervasive,’ ‘flagrant,’ ‘widespread,’ and ‘rampant’ discrimination that faced Congress in 1965, and that clearly distinguished the covered jurisdictions from the rest of the Nation at that time.” Ante, at 21. Indeed, circumstances in the covered jurisdictions can no longer be characterized as “exceptional” or “unique.” “The extensive pattern of discrimination that led the Court to previously uphold §5 as enforcing the Fifteenth Amendment no longer exists.” Northwest Austin, supra, at 226 (THOMAS, J., concurring in judgment in part and dissenting in part). 3 Cite as: 570 U. S. ____ (2013) THOMAS, J., concurring Section 5 is, thus, unconstitutional.
While the Court claims to “issue no holding on §5 itself,” ante, at 24, its own opinion compellingly demonstrates that Congress has failed to justify “ ‘current burdens’” with a record demonstrating “‘current needs.’” See ante, at 9 (quoting Northwest Austin, supra, at 203). By leaving the inevitable conclusion unstated, the Court needlessly prolongs the demise of that provision. For the reasons stated in the Court’s opinion, I would find §5 unconstitutional.
http://newsbusters.org/blogs/noel-sheppard/2013/06/25/msnbc-s-dyson-thomas-symbolic-jew-invited-metaphoric-hitler-commit-ho#ixzz2XHNP8Nhi
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Idiot.
Maher 'Retarded' Poke at 5-Year-Old Trig Palin Ripped by Mom
Thursday, 13 Jun 2013
By Michael Mullins
Sarah Palin went after Bill Maher Wednesday night via Twitter responding to a report that the left-wing HBO host called her 5-year-old son Trig, who has down syndrome, "retarded" during a comedy performance Saturday night at the Palms Pearl Concert in Las Vegas.
Describing Maher as a "bully," the former Alaskan governor challenged him to meet her when she’s in his "neck of the woods this weekend."
Several hours later, Palin followed up her initial challenge to Maher with another somewhat threatening Tweet.
Hey bully, on behalf of all kids whom you hatefully mock in order to make yourself feel big, I hope one flattens your lily white wimpy a#*.
The report stemmed from former Vegas television host, Ron Futrell, who was thrown out of the show after he began heckling Maher following the alleged comment.
Described as an "outspoken conservative" by the Las Vegas Review-Journal, which broke the story, Futrell told the paper that he could not recall the exact context in which Maher allegedly referred to Palin's son as being retarded.
Futrell added that he was not surprised that Maher would mock special-needs individuals but was shocked that the audience would find it as funny as he says they did.
"I’ve got a son with special needs," Futrell said. "It didn’t surprise me that Maher said it. It surprised me that a lot of people laughed at that joke."
This isn't the first time that Maher has targeted Palin's son Trig.
In September 2008, Maher mocked Trig during a monologue of his HBO show, noting that she has five children including an infant "that has Down syndrome. She had it when she was 43 years old. And it looks a lot like John Edwards."
Palin has long been a target for Maher.
In the spring of 2011, Maher joked "Did you hear this — Sarah Palin finally heard what happened in Japan and she’s demanding that we invade ‘Tsunami,' I mean she said, ‘These ‘Tsunamians’ will not get away with this.’ Oh speaking of dumb . . . ," he said, using a very vulgar term for women.
At the time, Palin responded to the above stated attempt at humor by referring to Maher, without naming him, as a "mosquito" on her Facebook page.
http://www.newsmax.com/newswidget/maher-retarded-poke-palin/2013/06/13/id/509749?promo_code=13C0D-1&utm_source=13C0DWhite_House_Dossier&utm_medium=nmwidget&utm_campaign=widgetphase1
$arah's the RETARD. The adopted kid has Down Syndrome
Fu&k u BB
Toss my salad u worthless piece of sh@t
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Zero evidence and counting.
Sarah Palin is a retard breeder. How is a simple scientific fact hate speech?
Some GOP reps might get pleasure out a good spiked fisting. Again, where is the hate?
Epic failure on your part.
Officially, you've owned yourself once again.
Hillary 2016!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Here you see angry liberals shouting in the face of a little old lady they disagree with, taking her sign, and stomping on it.
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DAYS OF LOT: Seattle gay pride participants viciously beat Christian street preacher
July 4, 2013
SEATTLE, WA, – A street preacher was repeatedly punched in the head and kicked by two men at Seattle’s Pridefest this past Sunday – and the entire confrontation was caught on camera. In disturbing video footage uploaded on Youtube and reported by Seattle’s KOMO news, two Christian street preachers can be seen standing on a grassy area. One of the preachers holds a sign that says “Jesus saves and heals,” and “Repent or else,” while the other holds a Bible. At the beginning of the video a large man approaches the two preachers angrily, while another woman repeatedly shoves the man carrying the Bible and demands that the two men leave. The situation continues to heat up, until at one point a number of people attempt to snatch the sign away from the sign-wielding preacher. When one man succeeds, a melee ensues in which the angry man seen at the beginning of the video runs at and punches the preacher in the head several times while another kicks him repeatedly. Others attempted to break up the fight. Police arrested 36-year-old Jason Queree, who is suspected of being the main attacker. Quereereportedly has a long history of arrests and convictions for a wide variety of criminal behavior. A second suspect was also arrested. WARNING: The video is full of profanity and shows disturbing violence. Viewer discretion advised. The extreme violence commences at 2:35 into the video.
http://endtimeheadlines.wordpress.com/2013/07/04/days-of-lot-seattle-gay-pride-participants-viciously-beat-christian-street-preacher/
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He's a 911 Troofer. Shocking.
Libtalker Malloy Uses 9/11 Anniversary to Accuse Dick Cheney of Having Flight 93 Shot Down
By Noel Sheppard | September 12, 2013
Liberal radio host Mike Malloy has made some truly asinine comments in his career, but what he said on the twelfth anniversary of 9/11 Wednesday truly takes the cake.
Discussing the tragic events of twelve years ago, Malloy said United Airlines Flight 93 was shot down over Pennsylvania with “orders from a bloodthirsty son of a bitch named Dick Cheney” (video follows with transcript and commentary):
MIKE MALLOY (11 September 2013): And that disappearing jetliner and all the disappearing bodies at the Pentagon, right? I'm sorry, I'm just no - and - in Pennsylvania? The conventional wisdom being that oh yeah, well the passengers tried to overtake or overcome the hijackers and everything crashed, when in fact I think even a cursory examination of that crash site, as spread out as it was, would indicate that that plane was shot down by a bloodthirsty, orders from a bloodthirsty son of a bitch named Dick Cheney!
So all of those phone calls from Flight 93 passengers to loved-ones - including from Todd Beamer! - were made up? They never happened?
Honestly, how does a man so deeply deranged have his own radio show?
http://newsbusters.org/blogs/noel-sheppard/2013/09/12/libtalker-malloy-uses-911-anniversary-accuse-dick-cheney-having-fligh#ixzz2eo4aVOe3
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Zero evidence and counting.
Sarah Palin is a retard breeder. How is a simple scientific fact hate speech?
Some GOP reps might get pleasure out a good spiked fisting. Again, where is the hate?
Epic failure on your part.
Officially, you've owned yourself once again.
Hillary 2016!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
;D
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Bill Press: Million Vet Marchers Are 'Idiots,' 'Should Have Been Hanging Ted Cruz in Effigy'
By Noel Sheppard | October 14, 2013
Isn't it funny how liberal media members LOVE protests EXCEPT when conservatives are involved?
Take liberal radio host Bill Press who on Monday actually called participants in the previous day's Million Vet March "idiots" and scolded them for not burning Senator Ted Cruz (R-Tx.) in effigy at the World War II Memorial (transcript and commentary follow with video courtesy Mediaite):
After playing some audio from the protest, Press ranted:
BILL PRESS: God, I’m telling you. So there they go. And then of course they stormed into the World War II Memorial, which, actually, the park police had long ago decided they’re just letting them do it. And they picked up the barricades and they took them down 17th Street to Pennsylvania Avenue and in front of the, and piled them up in front of the White House. They were throwing them at the White House fence and at the White House gates and continuing their protest, which absolutely drives me crazy.
And here’s, here’s what's wrong with it. First of all, those three idiots leading the protests, but they’re not the dumbest ones. The dumbest ones there are the idiots who are protesting, right? These are people, they call them vets. I wonder how many really were veterans. I don’t care if they were veterans. They don’t know what the hell they were doing.
So people that risked their lives for Press's freedom are idiots. Can you imagine that?
But he wasn't finished:
I think they were organized by Heritage Action. They were organized - so that’s Jim DeMint. They were organized by Americans for Prosperity, that’s the Koch brothers. And these people, again, don’t know what the hell they’re doing, don’t know what they’re saying, don’t know that they’re, don’t realize they’re being used by these right-wing organizations, and they’re being used by them to argue against something that’s in their own best interest.
I mean, how dumb can they be? Don’t they realize number one who’s responsible for the shutdown? Don’t they realize that the guy that they were cheering yesterday, Ted Cruz, is the guy behind the shutdown? He’s the guy that, doesn’t everybody know that? Not those idiots. He’s the guy that came up with this idea that has proven to be a colossal failure, that the way to destroy and kill and get rid of Obamacare, the Affordable Care Act, is to shut down the government. That was his idea adopted by the House Republicans and it’s a total failure. Total failure.
And we wouldn’t have entered the shutdown yet, but they’ve abandoned the idea of getting rid of ObamaCare. Everybody says it’s never gonna happen. So, who do they, why are they, why are they following Ted Cruz? They should have been hanging him in effigy at the Memorial. They should have been booing him.
Doesn't Press realize that it was the Obama administration that decided to barricade open air monuments in Washington?
Ted Cruz didn't do that. Sarah Palin didn't do that. Mike Lee didn't do that.
Barack Obama did that, and THAT'S what these people were protesting NOT the shutdown.
But Press either doesn't have the intellectual capacity or the honesty to recognize it.
As such, who's the idiot here?
Read more: http://newsbusters.org/blogs/noel-sheppard/2013/10/14/bill-press-million-vets-marchers-are-idiots-should-have-been-hanging#ixzz2hoSaRdnr
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The Vet's were less than pleased that Palin, Cruz and certified tea bag moron Freedom Watch's Larry Klayman showed up and spoke
I'm sure this is not news to the right wingers on this board as I'm sure the vets anger at these idiots was fully covered on Faux News
http://1mvetmarch.wordpress.com/
UPDATED: Mon Oct 14, 2013 6:35 PM EST – The political agenda put forth by a local organizer in Washington DC was not in alignment with our message. We feel disheartened that some would seek to hijack the narrative for political gain. The core principle is about all Americans honoring Veterans in a peaceful and apolitical manner. Mr. Cruz, Ms. Palin and some attendees, including political parties may have not been aware of the goals of the marches which took place in over 60+ rallies across the nation.
Please check our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Million-Vet-March-on-the-Memorials/539097822833735.
Veterans Angry Over Tea Party Takeover Of March On Memorials
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/10/14/veterans-tea-party_n_4097429.html?utm_hp_ref=politics
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“I call upon all of you to wage a second American nonviolent revolution, to use civil disobedience, and to demand that this president leave town, to get up, to put the Quran down, to get up off his knees, and to figuratively come out with his hands up.”
Larry_Klayman_at_Million_Veterans_March
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Bette Midler: 'House GOP Are as Bad as the Taliban'
By Noel Sheppard | October 16, 2013
As NewsBusters readers are well aware, Bette Midler has said some dumb things in her life.
However, I think this is clearly the most absurd thing she has tweeted...at least in the past 24 hours:
For those wanting to vote on the dumbest thing she's EVER said, here are your choices:
Celebs Tweet-down the Shutdown: Blame GOP, Tea Party, Birth Control
Bette Midler: 'In America It’s Easier to Take a Life Than to Get Health Insurance'
Bette Midler: Republicans 'Did Everything They Could to Ensure' We'd Lose World War II
Bette Midler Blames Nation's Mental Health Problems On...Ronald Reagan?
Bette Midler Warns Glenn Beck Could Set Off a Rwanda-Like Civil War in U.S.
And the dumbest thing Bette Midler has ever said is?
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(HT Weasel Zippers)
http://newsbusters.org/blogs/noel-sheppard/2013/10/16/bette-midler-house-gop-are-bad-taliban#ixzz2huzgXWKi
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In a way she is right.
The GOP has done more harm to the US and its citizens than Taliban.
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In a way she is right.
The GOP has done more harm to the US and its citizens than Taliban.
O Rly? How many American citizens have been killed by the GOP?
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In a way she is right.
The GOP has done more harm to the US and its citizens than Taliban.
How would that be measured?
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How would that be measured?
A body count? That's why I asked how many people the GOP killed.
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O Rly? How many American citizens have been killed by the GOP?
A lot
http://www.nesri.org/programs/health-care-in-the-united-states
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A lot
http://www.nesri.org/programs/health-care-in-the-united-states
I looked at the first page of the link. Absolutely nothing there shows the GOP has killed Americans. Try again.
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I looked at the first page of the link. Absolutely nothing there shows the GOP has killed Americans. Try again.
•45,000 people die each year simply because they have no health insurance (American Journal of Public Health 2009)
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•45,000 people die each year simply because they have no health insurance (American Journal of Public Health 2009)
I see. Assuming that statistic is accurate (which I doubt), you are seriously suggesting the GOP is responsible for the death of 45,000 people a year who don't have health insurance?
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I see. Assuming that statistic is accurate (which I doubt), you are seriously suggesting the GOP is responsible for the death of 45,000 people a year who don't have health insurance?
Of course.
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Of course.
What specifically did the GOP do to kill those 45,000 people in 2009?
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What specifically did the GOP do to kill those 45,000 people in 2009?
Denied them health insurance = Death
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Denied them health insurance = Death
Absurd.
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Bashir is such a clown. Not surprised he has a following on MSNBC.
Martin Bashir’s Latest Idiotic Analogy: Ted Cruz Like Cult Leader David Koresh
By Matthew Sheffield | October 17, 2013
Like many dim-witted but well-dressed people, MSNBC host Martin Bashir fancies himself a rather intelligent chap. He’s also got a penchant for making outrageous comparisons of people that he hates to historical figures that everyone else abhors.
The low-rated British import displayed his talent for extreme analogies on his program Wednesday evening as he seriously compared Republican senator Ted Cruz to David Koresh, a cult leader who thought he was the reincarnation of Jesus.
Bashir made his remarks in a discussion with economics writer Josh Barro, BuzzFeed reporter McKay Coppins, and Krystal Ball, co-host of “The Cycle.” As is typical of MSNBC, none of the guests was present to disagree with the host as he launched into a tirade against Cruz and the group of congressional Republicans who pushed for a partial government shutdown in order to block certain aspects of President Obama’s signature healthcare law.
After gleefully celebrating what he believed to be a complete failure of the conservatives’ strategy—the entire discussion was illustrated with a small graphic of Cruz’s face inside a lifesaver ring and the words “Cruzship Disaster”—Bashir then decided to play armchair psychiatrist as he asked the left-leaning Coppins whether or not he agreed that the Texas senator was similar to a suicidal cult leader:
“McKay, do you think Ted Cruz is a bit like the David Koresh of the Republican Party?” Bashir wondered. “He’s a bit like a character who believes himself to be anointed, believes himself to be a prophet, ignores everything, and torches the place in the process.”
Instead of answering, Coppins demurred a bit and gently (so as not to jeopardize future TV appearances) chided the MSNBC host for his comparison.
But Bashir, who was outraged just a few months ago when the NRA compared a gun registry law with Nazi Germany, insisted on his absurd analogy. “Is he the David Koresh of the Republican Party?” he repeated.
While the Koresh comparison is certainly offensive and absurd (and also historically wrong since Koresh and his followers in their standoff with the FBI did not start the fire which killed them), this sort of extreme rhetoric is very much in character for Bashir. Why it’s almost like he’s deliberately trying to come up with the most rabid analogies imaginable in the hopes that the few mentally disturbed viewers he still has will continue watching. Here’s a very short list of ridiculous pronouncements we’ve chronicled Bashir making in recent months:
No Shame: MSNBC's Martin Bashir Disgustingly Compares the NRA to Hitler
MSNBC's Martin Bashir Outrageously Compares GOP Governor to Murderous Dictator Ceausescu
Martin Bashir: Maybe Donald Trump ‘Really Is the Son of a Big, Fat, Hairy Ape'
MSNBC's Martin Bashir Outrageously Compares Rick Santorum to Mass Murderer Joseph Stalin
Martin Bashir: Fox Commentators and Rush Limbaugh 'A Sewer of Absolute Crap'
Martin Bashir: Is Darrell Issa ‘The Most Repugnant Politician in the History of American Politics?’
Martin Bashir on Moore, Oklahoma: 'Perhaps the Worst Tornado in the History of the Planet'
MSNBC's Bashir: Florida Voter 'Purge' One That 'Stalin Would Admire'; But 'Purge' Amounts to Just 0.02% of Fla. Voters
The full transcript of the relevant portion of the October 16 edition of the Martin Bashir show follows. Hat tip: Noath Rothman.
JOSH BARRO: And he [Cruz] has been talking about this like there was some rousing success. He said months ago nobody said we could do this. Months ago, everybody was saying he couldn't stop Obamacare and he couldn't stop Obamacare. I don't think they were saying he couldn't cause an enormous political catastrophe for his party. That he has proved he can to.
MARTIN BASHIR: McKay, do you think Ted Cruz is a bit like the David Koresh of the Republican Party? He's a bit like a character who believes himself to be anointed, believes himself to be a prophet, ignores everything, and torches the place in the process.
MCKAY COPPINS: You always come to me with these excellent comparisons that get me in trouble with Republican sources. No, I think, look, you know, Ted Cruz --
BASHIR: Is he the David Koresh of the Republican Party?
COPPINS: There are two lines of thinking. One is that he truly believes that he is -- you know, the savior of the Republican Party.
BASHIR: So he does believe that.
COPPINS: There's the other line of thinking that this was purely cynical. That he knew from the start he was never going to defund Obamacare, but that this would put him, you know, in a great position for 2016 to run for president.
BASHIR: Right.
COPPINS: It's unclear which of those is true. I tend to lean toward the latter. I think most politicians like that generally are setting themselves up. But the question is next time he stages, you know, a stunt like this, will the House conservative caucus, will the Tea Party caucus, follow him the same way that
-- they did this time? Because I'm hearing from a lot of republicans that even among the tea party set, that are feeling pretty burned.
http://newsbusters.org/blogs/matthew-sheffield/2013/10/17/martin-bashir-s-latest-idiotic-analogy-ted-cruz-cult-leader-david#ixzz2i0jiQQWi
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Rep. Grayson blasted over anti-Tea Party email showing burning cross
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Shown here is an image from an email sent from Rep. Alan Grayson's campaign.COURTESY OF DAVE LEVINTHAL
By Judson Berger
Published October 22, 2013
FoxNews.com
Democratic Rep. Alan Grayson, who is known for lobbing over-the-top rhetorical bombs at his political foes, once again is being accused of taking things too far -- after his campaign sent an email that compared the Tea Party to the Ku Klux Klan while depicting a burning cross.
The email showed a large image of the flaming cross, with the letters "ea Party" etched in to the right of it. The caption read: "Now You Know What the 'T' Stands For."
The email included "pointed analysis" from Grayson in which he said, "The Tea Party is no more popular than the Klan," blasting the conservative organization for its role in the showdown that resulted in the two-week partial government shutdown.
Republicans on Tuesday accused the Florida congressman of stepping -- way -- over the line.
"There's no excuse for the hateful words and imagery used by Congressman Grayson," said Matt Gorman, a spokesman for the National Republican Congressional Committee. "This hate-filled rhetoric has Americans fed up with Washington."
He called on House Democrats to "swiftly and strongly condemn him and return the money he has raised for them."
Grayson, though, was unapologetic and defended his Ku Klux Klan comparison.
In a written statement provided to FoxNews.com, he cited a litany of examples where the "Tea Party" attacked President Obama by citing his race, including the recurring claims that he is a Kenyan and Muslim "despite all evidence."
The statement, as an example, included a doctored image of Obama in tribal garb, one of many offensive images of the president from the bowels of the Internet.
"One could go on and on, because there is overwhelming evidence that the Tea Party is the home of bigotry and discrimination in America today, just as the KKK was for an earlier generation. If the shoe fits, wear it," Grayson said.
Grayson has a history of inflammatory comments. During the debate over the health care law, he infamously said Republicans want Americans to "die quickly."
He was defeated in 2010, but returned to Congress in 2012.
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/10/22/rep-grayson-blasted-over-anti-tea-party-email-showing-burning-cross/
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Tim Wise is a prime example of left wing hate speech.
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Bashir is such a clown. Not surprised he has a following on MSNBC.
Martin Bashir’s Latest Idiotic Analogy: Ted Cruz Like Cult Leader David Koresh
By Matthew Sheffield | October 17, 2013
Like many dim-witted but well-dressed people, MSNBC host Martin Bashir fancies himself a rather intelligent chap. He’s also got a penchant for making outrageous comparisons of people that he hates to historical figures that everyone else abhors.
The low-rated British import displayed his talent for extreme analogies on his program Wednesday evening as he seriously compared Republican senator Ted Cruz to David Koresh, a cult leader who thought he was the reincarnation of Jesus.
Bashir made his remarks in a discussion with economics writer Josh Barro, BuzzFeed reporter McKay Coppins, and Krystal Ball, co-host of “The Cycle.” As is typical of MSNBC, none of the guests was present to disagree with the host as he launched into a tirade against Cruz and the group of congressional Republicans who pushed for a partial government shutdown in order to block certain aspects of President Obama’s signature healthcare law.
After gleefully celebrating what he believed to be a complete failure of the conservatives’ strategy—the entire discussion was illustrated with a small graphic of Cruz’s face inside a lifesaver ring and the words “Cruzship Disaster”—Bashir then decided to play armchair psychiatrist as he asked the left-leaning Coppins whether or not he agreed that the Texas senator was similar to a suicidal cult leader:
“McKay, do you think Ted Cruz is a bit like the David Koresh of the Republican Party?” Bashir wondered. “He’s a bit like a character who believes himself to be anointed, believes himself to be a prophet, ignores everything, and torches the place in the process.”
Instead of answering, Coppins demurred a bit and gently (so as not to jeopardize future TV appearances) chided the MSNBC host for his comparison.
But Bashir, who was outraged just a few months ago when the NRA compared a gun registry law with Nazi Germany, insisted on his absurd analogy. “Is he the David Koresh of the Republican Party?” he repeated.
While the Koresh comparison is certainly offensive and absurd (and also historically wrong since Koresh and his followers in their standoff with the FBI did not start the fire which killed them), this sort of extreme rhetoric is very much in character for Bashir. Why it’s almost like he’s deliberately trying to come up with the most rabid analogies imaginable in the hopes that the few mentally disturbed viewers he still has will continue watching. Here’s a very short list of ridiculous pronouncements we’ve chronicled Bashir making in recent months:
No Shame: MSNBC's Martin Bashir Disgustingly Compares the NRA to Hitler
MSNBC's Martin Bashir Outrageously Compares GOP Governor to Murderous Dictator Ceausescu
Martin Bashir: Maybe Donald Trump ‘Really Is the Son of a Big, Fat, Hairy Ape'
MSNBC's Martin Bashir Outrageously Compares Rick Santorum to Mass Murderer Joseph Stalin
Martin Bashir: Fox Commentators and Rush Limbaugh 'A Sewer of Absolute Crap'
Martin Bashir: Is Darrell Issa ‘The Most Repugnant Politician in the History of American Politics?’
Martin Bashir on Moore, Oklahoma: 'Perhaps the Worst Tornado in the History of the Planet'
MSNBC's Bashir: Florida Voter 'Purge' One That 'Stalin Would Admire'; But 'Purge' Amounts to Just 0.02% of Fla. Voters
The full transcript of the relevant portion of the October 16 edition of the Martin Bashir show follows. Hat tip: Noath Rothman.
JOSH BARRO: And he [Cruz] has been talking about this like there was some rousing success. He said months ago nobody said we could do this. Months ago, everybody was saying he couldn't stop Obamacare and he couldn't stop Obamacare. I don't think they were saying he couldn't cause an enormous political catastrophe for his party. That he has proved he can to.
MARTIN BASHIR: McKay, do you think Ted Cruz is a bit like the David Koresh of the Republican Party? He's a bit like a character who believes himself to be anointed, believes himself to be a prophet, ignores everything, and torches the place in the process.
MCKAY COPPINS: You always come to me with these excellent comparisons that get me in trouble with Republican sources. No, I think, look, you know, Ted Cruz --
BASHIR: Is he the David Koresh of the Republican Party?
COPPINS: There are two lines of thinking. One is that he truly believes that he is -- you know, the savior of the Republican Party.
BASHIR: So he does believe that.
COPPINS: There's the other line of thinking that this was purely cynical. That he knew from the start he was never going to defund Obamacare, but that this would put him, you know, in a great position for 2016 to run for president.
BASHIR: Right.
COPPINS: It's unclear which of those is true. I tend to lean toward the latter. I think most politicians like that generally are setting themselves up. But the question is next time he stages, you know, a stunt like this, will the House conservative caucus, will the Tea Party caucus, follow him the same way that
-- they did this time? Because I'm hearing from a lot of republicans that even among the tea party set, that are feeling pretty burned.
http://newsbusters.org/blogs/matthew-sheffield/2013/10/17/martin-bashir-s-latest-idiotic-analogy-ted-cruz-cult-leader-david#ixzz2i0jiQQWi
he is very much like Koresh or Jim Jones
He's the spiritual leader of a group of very scared and stupid people (about 20 members of the house and perhaps one member of Congress) and he is willing to lead his group to mass suicide for what appears to be gratifying his own ego.
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Tim Wise is a prime example of left wing hate speech.
Who is he?
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I smell a lot of pussy in this thread. 8)
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he is very much like Koresh or Jim Jones
He's the spiritual leader of a group of very scared and stupid people (about 20 members of the house and perhaps one member of Congress) and he is willing to lead his group to mass suicide for what appears to be gratifying his own ego.
Good analogy. Spot on.
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Good analogy. Spot on.
LMFAO - you leftist freaks do the same w O-TWINK
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Chris Matthews Compares Ted Cruz to Cinematic Child Murderer 'Freddy Krueger'
By Scott Whitlock | October 30, 2013
Apparently, a lot of conservatives remind Chris Matthews of the scarred and burned child murderer from the Nightmare on Elm Street films. On Tuesday, the Hardball anchor linked Republican Ted Cruz to the cinematic killer. He opened the program by spewing, "Is Ted Cruz the Republican Freddy Krueger?" [See video below. MP3 audio here.]
According to Matthews, the Texas senator is a "grotesquerie that now presents itself as the righteous right arm of the Republican Party." Using Halloween imagery, the host attributed all of the GOP's woes to Cruz, slamming him as "this frightening Freddy Krueger that threatens this country with relentless shutdowns and credit defaults."
Matthews blamed the politician for Republican Ken Cuccinelli's poor showing in the Virginia gubernatorial election. Continuing the movie references, he said of Cuccinelli: " His brand, his name is Republican. All these weeks of chain-rattling have bequeathed a voter such a dread of the Grand Old Party that they now know it as a villain to be feared."
How unoriginal is Matthews? On June 8, 2009, the host discussed Dick Cheney and linked, "Well, he keeps coming back...Freddy Krueger comes back in every movie and this guy is back every day."
On May 12, 2011, the host spoke of a potential Newt Gingrich run for the presidency and snarled, "I cannot believe there are young Republicans idealists out there, young people with hope who want our country to be good and have good politics to want to resurrect this element of Freddy Krueger, Nightmare on Elm Street politics."
So, who is the modern-day Freddy Krueger? Dick Cheney, Newt Gingrich or Ted Cruz? For all his obsession with the horror movie character, it was Matthews who in 2007 wore a Freddy-esque sweater on-air. (See picture at right.)
A transcript of the October 29 show open is below:
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CHRIS MATTHEWS: Is Ted Cruz the Republican Freddy Krueger?
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MATTHEWS: Good evening. I'm Chris Matthews back in Washington. Let Me Start tonight with this grotesquerie that now presents itself as the righteous right arm of the Republican Party, this frightening Freddy Krueger that threatens this country with relentless shutdowns and credit defaults. We now have the ungodly news this week on Halloween on what the voters' reaction is to this specter. Two thirds of the voters of Virginia, which is voting next week, say they hold a stark, negative view of the Republican Party nationally. Worse yet, the same two thirds say they are voting for the Democratic candidate for governor of Virginia next week because they can't stand the Republican brand of the guy running against him. His brand, his name is Republican. All these weeks of chain-rattling have bequeathed a voter such a dread of the Grand Old Party that they now know it as a villain to be feared.
http://newsbusters.org/blogs/scott-whitlock/2013/10/30/chris-matthews-compares-ted-cruz-cinematic-child-murderer-freddy-kru#ixzz2jJtpZLwW
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Thats just absurd.
The number of children killed by Freddy Krueger is nothing compared to those Cruz has indirectly put in their grave.
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Thats just absurd.
The number of children killed by Freddy Krueger is nothing compared to those Cruz has indirectly put in their grave.
Apples and oranges. Krueger kills all his victims directly.
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Apples and oranges. Krueger kills all his victims directly.
Cruz should as well at least that takes a set of balls unlike what he is doing now.
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Cruz should as well at least that takes a set of balls unlike what he is doing now.
http://clashdaily.com/2013/10/cruz-control-ted-cruz-tells-trayvons-mother-stand-ground-laws-cant-possibly-racist
LOL - Cruz shoving right up the ass of the libs
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Climate of hate.
Koch brothers slam Harry Belafonte’s Ku Klux Klan remark
By MAGGIE HABERMAN
11/3/13
A spokesman for the Koch brothers made a rare statement hitting back at criticism of the billionaire industrialists Sunday, taking Bill de Blasio surrogate Harry Belafonte to task for comparing them to the KKK.
The remarks were made at a church service by the 86-year-old actor-entertainer in New York City, on the final Sunday of a mayoral campaign in which Democrat Bill de Blasio is poised to rack up a win with a historic margin.
“Already we have lost 14 states in this union to the most corrupt group of citizens I’ve ever known,” Belafonte said at the First Corinthian Baptist Church, according to Capital New York. “They make up the heart and the thinking in the minds of those who would belong to the Ku Klux Klan. They are white supremacists. They are men of evil. They have names. They are flooding our country with money.
“They’ve come into to New York City,” Belafonte added. “They are beginning to buy their way in to city politics. They are pouring money into Presbyterian Hospital to take over the medical care system. The Koch brothers, that’s their name. Their money is already sewn into the fabric of our daily system, and they must be stopped.”
The Kochs are frequently the subject of criticism at Democrat rallies and events, and their aides rarely hit back. In this case, Koch Industries spokesman Rob Tappan issued a statement.
“Mr. Belafonte’s comments are false and reprehensible,” Tappan said “His comments are divisive and destructive, and are indicative of the type of hateful rhetoric that leads to the breakdown of a civil and respectful society.”
He added, “It is unfortunate that he and others choose to make such false comments about Charles Koch and David Koch, who have devoted their lives to advancing tolerance and a free society — where every individual is judged on his or her individual merits and they are free to make decisions about their lives.”
De Blasio sought distance from the remarks when reporters asked him about them after the church service.
“I disagree with that characterization. … That was the wrong way to talk about them,” he said, according to Capital New York. The report said he grew testy when asked why he didn’t disavow the comment from the dais, saying, “I’m here mentioning it with you guys. Next.”
Were the race remotely closer, it would be the kind of issue that would mar the closing days of a campaign, but given that Republican Joe Lhota has not broken 30 percent in polls, it’s unlikely to have much impact.
http://www.politico.com/story/2013/11/koch-brothers-harry-belafonte-ku-klux-klan-99282.html#ixzz2jms1PcIe
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Shocking. ::)
WOMEN OF MSNBC SILENT ON MARTIN BASHIR'S PALIN COMMENTS
by FRANCES MARTEL
20 Nov 2013
It has been a week since MSNBC's Martin Bashir took the network's hatred of Sarah Palin one step further with a sexist rant suggesting someone defecate and urinate into the former Alaska governor's mouth. Having apologized but received no discipline, his female colleagues on the network declined to comment to Breitbart News on the network's inaction.
Breitbart reached out directly to hosts Chris Jansing, Rachel Maddow, Abby Huntsman, Andrea Mitchell, Savannah Guthrie, Mika Brzezinski, Alex Wagner, Krystal Ball, and Alex Witt, as well as reporter Kelly O'Donnell, through a publicist, requesting comment on the continued lack of discipline Martin Bashir has enjoyed since making his comments regarding Palin. As of press time, none of MSNBC's talent has responded to our request, nor have they commented publicly on the matter.
The silence is deafening, especially compared to the backlash against those on the right who have outraged the network's talent in the past–with far less obscene statements. MSNBC has been pivotal in forwarding a narrative of the Republican Party and the American right as engaging in a "war on women" by expressing moral opposition to abortion and skepticism at the government interfering with women's health.
Those to whom Breitbart News has reached out have, in particular, not been hesitant to comment when the offender has been a right-wing pundit rather than someone on the left. At the peak of the Sandra Fluke contraceptive media scandal, Rachel Maddow contended that radio host Rush Limbaugh did not understand birth control. Krystal Ball started an online petition and boycott campaign against Limbaugh. Andrea Mitchell invited Fluke on her program to discuss her sympathetic phone call with President Obama.
In response to former Missouri Congressman Todd Akin's "legitimate rape" comments, Kelly O'Donnell tried to tie the Missouri Congressman to then Republican Vice Presidential candidate Paul Ryan by arguing that his comments resembled something in a bill Ryan was involved in writing, which included the term of art "forcible rape."
The women of MSNBC have been much quieter for Martin Bashir, despite his monologue distinguishing itself for introducing human waste into the conversation. While Bashir himself took the time to apologize for his "wholly unacceptable" comments, he has so far seen no discipline from the network for his comments. His apology came after widespread backlash from the greater conservative community, coverage by Breitbart News, and a petition on TruthRevolt. While Bashir's network immediately suspended colleague Alec Baldwin for his latest homophobic outburst against a photographer, they have yet to note whether Bashir will face a similar fate for words spoken on air.
While often maligned by the left as a divisive figure, Palin has a track record of reaching across the aisle when women in the public eye have become targets of sexist invective. In a recent interview with CNN's Jake Tapper, Palin argued that many of the attacks against Hillary Clinton during the 2008 campaign, especially those based on appearance, were the product of sexism. Some women on the left, most notably former White House Press Secretary Dee Dee Myers, returned the favor, tweeting today that Martin Bashir has "gotta go" for his commentary.
SarahPAC, Palin's political action committee, is also still awaiting response from the network over whether they will discipline Bashir. In a letter written to administrators at MSNBC, they list a number of disciplinary actions by the network (including the firing of Don Imus for inappropriate words about the Rutgers women's basketball team and the recent Baldwin fiasco) and request an answer as to what Bashir's fate will be. This appears to be the only pressure on the network to react to such wholly unprofessional talk, however, as prominent feminist groups like NOW and the Feminist Majority stand by their silence on the matter.
http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Journalism/2013/11/20/Women-of-MSNBC-Silent-on-Condemning-Martin-Bashir-For-Palin-Comments
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Rep. Grayson blasted over anti-Tea Party email showing burning cross
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Shown here is an image from an email sent from Rep. Alan Grayson's campaign.COURTESY OF DAVE LEVINTHAL
By Judson Berger
Published October 22, 2013
FoxNews.com
Democratic Rep. Alan Grayson, who is known for lobbing over-the-top rhetorical bombs at his political foes, once again is being accused of taking things too far -- after his campaign sent an email that compared the Tea Party to the Ku Klux Klan while depicting a burning cross.
The email showed a large image of the flaming cross, with the letters "ea Party" etched in to the right of it. The caption read: "Now You Know What the 'T' Stands For."
The email included "pointed analysis" from Grayson in which he said, "The Tea Party is no more popular than the Klan," blasting the conservative organization for its role in the showdown that resulted in the two-week partial government shutdown.
Republicans on Tuesday accused the Florida congressman of stepping -- way -- over the line.
"There's no excuse for the hateful words and imagery used by Congressman Grayson," said Matt Gorman, a spokesman for the National Republican Congressional Committee. "This hate-filled rhetoric has Americans fed up with Washington."
He called on House Democrats to "swiftly and strongly condemn him and return the money he has raised for them."
Grayson, though, was unapologetic and defended his Ku Klux Klan comparison.
In a written statement provided to FoxNews.com, he cited a litany of examples where the "Tea Party" attacked President Obama by citing his race, including the recurring claims that he is a Kenyan and Muslim "despite all evidence."
The statement, as an example, included a doctored image of Obama in tribal garb, one of many offensive images of the president from the bowels of the Internet.
"One could go on and on, because there is overwhelming evidence that the Tea Party is the home of bigotry and discrimination in America today, just as the KKK was for an earlier generation. If the shoe fits, wear it," Grayson said.
Grayson has a history of inflammatory comments. During the debate over the health care law, he infamously said Republicans want Americans to "die quickly."
He was defeated in 2010, but returned to Congress in 2012.
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/10/22/rep-grayson-blasted-over-anti-tea-party-email-showing-burning-cross/
Dammit, I loves me some Alan Grayson. He'd be great on getbig.
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Dammit, I loves me some Alan Grayson. He'd be great on getbig.
Nah. We already have our Village Idiot and she is doing a fantastic job. :)
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Mahr is really a revolting pos
Whateva, ya humorless dork. He's a comedian. They can say ANYTHING. What's wrong with that?
BTW, this I found funny (in a mean-spirited getbig kind of way):
In September 2008, Maher mocked Trig during a monologue of his HBO show, noting that she has five children including an infant "that has Down syndrome. She had it when she was 43 years old. And it looks a lot like John Edwards."
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Whateva, ya humorless dork. He's a comedian. They can say ANYTHING. What's wrong with that?
BTW, this I found funny (in a mean-spirited getbig kind of way):
In September 2008, Maher mocked Trig during a monologue of his HBO show, noting that she has five children including an infant "that has Down syndrome. She had it when she was 43 years old. And it looks a lot like John Edwards."
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Chris Matthews Compares Ted Cruz to Cinematic Child Murderer 'Freddy Krueger'
By Scott Whitlock | October 30, 2013
Apparently, a lot of conservatives remind Chris Matthews of the scarred and burned child murderer from the Nightmare on Elm Street films. On Tuesday, the Hardball anchor linked Republican Ted Cruz to the cinematic killer. He opened the program by spewing, "Is Ted Cruz the Republican Freddy Krueger?" [See video below. MP3 audio here.]
According to Matthews, the Texas senator is a "grotesquerie that now presents itself as the righteous right arm of the Republican Party." Using Halloween imagery, the host attributed all of the GOP's woes to Cruz, slamming him as "this frightening Freddy Krueger that threatens this country with relentless shutdowns and credit defaults."
Matthews blamed the politician for Republican Ken Cuccinelli's poor showing in the Virginia gubernatorial election. Continuing the movie references, he said of Cuccinelli: " His brand, his name is Republican. All these weeks of chain-rattling have bequeathed a voter such a dread of the Grand Old Party that they now know it as a villain to be feared."
How unoriginal is Matthews? On June 8, 2009, the host discussed Dick Cheney and linked, "Well, he keeps coming back...Freddy Krueger comes back in every movie and this guy is back every day."
On May 12, 2011, the host spoke of a potential Newt Gingrich run for the presidency and snarled, "I cannot believe there are young Republicans idealists out there, young people with hope who want our country to be good and have good politics to want to resurrect this element of Freddy Krueger, Nightmare on Elm Street politics."
So, who is the modern-day Freddy Krueger? Dick Cheney, Newt Gingrich or Ted Cruz? For all his obsession with the horror movie character, it was Matthews who in 2007 wore a Freddy-esque sweater on-air. (See picture at right.)
A transcript of the October 29 show open is below:
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CHRIS MATTHEWS: Is Ted Cruz the Republican Freddy Krueger?
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MATTHEWS: Good evening. I'm Chris Matthews back in Washington. Let Me Start tonight with this grotesquerie that now presents itself as the righteous right arm of the Republican Party, this frightening Freddy Krueger that threatens this country with relentless shutdowns and credit defaults. We now have the ungodly news this week on Halloween on what the voters' reaction is to this specter. Two thirds of the voters of Virginia, which is voting next week, say they hold a stark, negative view of the Republican Party nationally. Worse yet, the same two thirds say they are voting for the Democratic candidate for governor of Virginia next week because they can't stand the Republican brand of the guy running against him. His brand, his name is Republican. All these weeks of chain-rattling have bequeathed a voter such a dread of the Grand Old Party that they now know it as a villain to be feared.
http://newsbusters.org/blogs/scott-whitlock/2013/10/30/chris-matthews-compares-ted-cruz-cinematic-child-murderer-freddy-kru#ixzz2jJtpZLwW
Wait a sec. Chris Matthews is a leftist? Since when?
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Nah. We already have our Village Idiot and she is doing a fantastic job. :)
Village idiot? In the interest of accuracy, you might want to reconsider that. For isn't a village idiot supposed to be stupid?.
I can post youtube clips of him destroying (figuratively) some very intelligent folks.
Offensively over the top? Yes. Stupid in any way? No.
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Whateva, ya humorless dork. He's a comedian. They can say ANYTHING. What's wrong with that?
BTW, this I found funny (in a mean-spirited getbig kind of way):
In September 2008, Maher mocked Trig during a monologue of his HBO show, noting that she has five children including an infant "that has Down syndrome. She had it when she was 43 years old. And it looks a lot like John Edwards."
He's an unfunny comedian who tries to engage in serious political commentary.
And he's an idiot.
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C'mon, SC! He rips on a dem, too. You should be ok with that, right?
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Village idiot? In the interest of accuracy, you might want to reconsider that. For isn't a village idiot supposed to be stupid?.
I can post youtube clips of him destroying (figuratively) some very intelligent folks.
Offensively over the top? Yes. Stupid in any way? No.
I doubt we would agree that he has destroyed very intelligent folks, but I haven't seen the clips you're talking about. Maybe you think he destroyed smart people because he is saying something you agree with?
The KKK ad was stupid. Defending it was even more stupid.
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He's an unfunny comedian who tries to engage in serious political commentary.
And he's an idiot.
He's kind of an idiot. He'll sometimes make pronouncements about stuff he doesn't know nearly enough about.
He's inconsistent as a comedian, too. But he will occasionally have some good and funny shit to say.
Sad thing for you conservatives is that Maher, as average of a funnyman as he is, is still probably better than any comedian whose material slants right.
Sheee-it, the only conservative who makes me laugh once in a while is Rush Limbaugh, and only if I'm in a mean-spirited mood.
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He's kind of an idiot. He'll sometimes make pronouncements about stuff he doesn't know nearly enough about.
He's inconsistent as a comedian, too. But he will occasionally have some good and funny shit to say.
Sad thing for you conservatives is that Maher, as average of a funnyman as he is, is still probably better than any comedian whose material slants right.
Sheee-it, the only conservative who makes me laugh once in a while is Rush Limbaugh, and only if I'm in a mean-spirited mood.
To each his own. I don't listen to Rush either.
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I doubt we would agree that he has destroyed very intelligent folks, but I haven't seen the clips you're talking about. Maybe you think he destroyed smart people because he is saying something you agree with?
The KKK ad was stupid. Defending it was even more stupid.
Ok, this is Grayson's educational background from wikipedia. Tell me if this sounds like a stupid guy:
He graduated from Bronx High School of Science in 1975. Grayson worked his way through Harvard College as a janitor and nightwatchman, and graduated with a Bachelors of Arts summa cum laude degree in economics in 1978. After working two years as an economist, he returned to Harvard for graduate studies. In 1983, he earned a Juris Doctor magna cum laude from Harvard Law School and a Masters of Public Policy from the John F. Kennedy School of Government. Additionally, he completed the course work and passed the general exams for a PhD in government. While in college Grayson was a member of the Phi Beta Kappa Society.
I think all you know about Grayson is what you've seen on the news where's he's trolled the repubs by saying their healthcare plan was "Don't get sick", and if you did, then "Die Quickly".
Here are details of his professional background. (Note that he was a law clerk for Scalia.)
Grayson worked as a law clerk at the Colorado Supreme Court in 1983, and at the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals from 1984 to 1985, where he worked with two judges who later joined the U.S. Supreme Court: Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Antonin Scalia. He was an associate at the Washington, D.C. firm of Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson for five years, where he specialized in contract law.
It shouldn't surprise you that he is often able to destroy smart folks when grilling them when you consider how long he worked as an attorney:
In 1991 he founded the law firm Grayson & Kubli, which concentrated on government contract law. He was a lecturer at the George Washington University government contracts program and a frequent speaker on the topic. In the 2000s, he worked as a plaintiffs' attorney specializing in whistleblower fraud cases aimed at Iraq war contractors. One contractor, Custer Battles, employed individuals who were found guilty of making fraudulent statements and submitting fraudulent invoices on two contracts the company had with the Coalition Provisional Authority in Iraq. On behalf of his clients, Grayson filed suit under the False Claims Act and its qui tam provisions. The jury verdict was more than $13 million, which was upheld on appeal in April 2009. The case remains the only successful prosecution of those who profited illegally from the war in Iraq. The Iraq war contractor fraud case brought Grayson his first national attention. In 2006, a Wall Street Journal reporter described Grayson as "waging a one-man war against contractor fraud in Iraq" ...
I disagree with you; Some of Grayson's reasons for comparing the Tea Party to the KKK were accurate and compelling. From the article you linked:
Grayson, though, was unapologetic and defended his Ku Klux Klan comparison.
In a written statement provided to FoxNews.com, he cited a litany of examples where the "Tea Party" attacked President Obama by citing his race, including the recurring claims that he is a Kenyan and Muslim "despite all evidence."
The statement, as an example, included a doctored image of Obama in tribal garb, one of many offensive images of the president from the bowels of the Internet.
"One could go on and on, because there is overwhelming evidence that the Tea Party is the home of bigotry and discrimination in America today, just as the KKK was for an earlier generation. If the shoe fits, wear it," Grayson said.
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Ok, this is Grayson's educational background from wikipedia. Tell me if this sounds like a stupid guy:
He graduated from Bronx High School of Science in 1975. Grayson worked his way through Harvard College as a janitor and nightwatchman, and graduated with a Bachelors of Arts summa cum laude degree in economics in 1978. After working two years as an economist, he returned to Harvard for graduate studies. In 1983, he earned a Juris Doctor magna cum laude from Harvard Law School and a Masters of Public Policy from the John F. Kennedy School of Government. Additionally, he completed the course work and passed the general exams for a PhD in government. While in college Grayson was a member of the Phi Beta Kappa Society.
I think all you know about Grayson is what you've seen on the news where's he's trolled the repubs by saying their healthcare plan was "Don't get sick", and if you did, then "Die Quickly".
Here are details of his professional background. (Note that he was a law clerk for Scalia.)
Grayson worked as a law clerk at the Colorado Supreme Court in 1983, and at the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals from 1984 to 1985, where he worked with two judges who later joined the U.S. Supreme Court: Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Antonin Scalia. He was an associate at the Washington, D.C. firm of Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson for five years, where he specialized in contract law.
It shouldn't surprise you that he is often able to destroy smart folks when grilling them when you consider how long he worked as an attorney:
In 1991 he founded the law firm Grayson & Kubli, which concentrated on government contract law. He was a lecturer at the George Washington University government contracts program and a frequent speaker on the topic. In the 2000s, he worked as a plaintiffs' attorney specializing in whistleblower fraud cases aimed at Iraq war contractors. One contractor, Custer Battles, employed individuals who were found guilty of making fraudulent statements and submitting fraudulent invoices on two contracts the company had with the Coalition Provisional Authority in Iraq. On behalf of his clients, Grayson filed suit under the False Claims Act and its qui tam provisions. The jury verdict was more than $13 million, which was upheld on appeal in April 2009. The case remains the only successful prosecution of those who profited illegally from the war in Iraq. The Iraq war contractor fraud case brought Grayson his first national attention. In 2006, a Wall Street Journal reporter described Grayson as "waging a one-man war against contractor fraud in Iraq" ...
I disagree with you; Some of Grayson's reasons for comparing the Tea Party to the KKK were accurate and compelling. From the article you linked:
Grayson, though, was unapologetic and defended his Ku Klux Klan comparison.
In a written statement provided to FoxNews.com, he cited a litany of examples where the "Tea Party" attacked President Obama by citing his race, including the recurring claims that he is a Kenyan and Muslim "despite all evidence."
The statement, as an example, included a doctored image of Obama in tribal garb, one of many offensive images of the president from the bowels of the Internet.
"One could go on and on, because there is overwhelming evidence that the Tea Party is the home of bigotry and discrimination in America today, just as the KKK was for an earlier generation. If the shoe fits, wear it," Grayson said.
No, his background doesn't sound like someone who is stupid. Quite the opposite.
What sounds stupid is what comes out of his mouth. The KKK stuff is indefensible.
When did the Tea Party attack Obama's race? Proof?
The fact he says stuff like this shows what an idiot he is.
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Wait a sec. Chris Matthews is a leftist? Since when?
lol
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lol
I'm not saying Chris Matthews is a conservative, mind you. Just that he's not a liberal.
As far as I can tell, he'll suck up to anyone. Just depends on which way the wind is blowing.
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He's kind of an idiot. He'll sometimes make pronouncements about stuff he doesn't know nearly enough about.
He's inconsistent as a comedian, too. But he will occasionally have some good and funny shit to say.
Sad thing for you conservatives is that Maher, as average of a funnyman as he is, is still probably better than any comedian whose material slants right.
Sheee-it, the only conservative who makes me laugh once in a while is Rush Limbaugh, and only if I'm in a mean-spirited mood.
you think that might have something to do with the fact anytime a conservative opens their mouth to make a joke they are labeled racist, homophobic, islamaphobic hate mongers who hate children, want dirty air and want people to die in the streets?
there might be a bit of a double standard there
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you think that might have something to do with the fact anytime a conservative opens their mouth to make a joke they are labeled racist, homophobic, islamaphobic hate mongers who hate children, want dirty air and want people to die in the streets?
there might be a bit of a double standard there
Kudos to you for using the word "might" more than once. But no fucking way. While it's true that comedians on the right DO receive a lot of criticism, comedians on the left do also.
Regardless, funny is funny. And when it comes to political humor, the best left-leaning comedians spank the shit out of the best conservative ones. Why that is, I don't know.
The troll in me wants to make the case that conservatism is the politics of fear and hate and there's not much room for laughter when you're thinking like that. Hope and change, on the other hand... hahaha. Naw, I'm not sure why the clear superiority of the best liberal comics. I'll do some googling and see what I can find out. (Even though I should go to the gym and do shoulders.)
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Black Dem on Clarence Thomas: White wife OK, but justice is ‘Uncle Tom’
By Douglas Ernst -The Washington Times Wednesday, February 12, 2014
Supreme CourtJustice Clarence Thomas can add another insult to the list of things “liberal elites” have attacked him for: his marriage to a white woman.
While on the the floor of the Alabama House of Representatives, state Rep. Alvin Holmes, a black Democrat, explained why he so dislikes Clarence Thomas: because “he’s married to a white woman,” reporter Mary Sell of The Times Daily and Decatur Daily tweeted Wednesday.
When reached for comment by a reporter for the Anniston Star, Mr. Holmes said he was misinterpreted, but added that Justice Thomas was an “Uncle Tom,” the National Review reported.
“I said some people might say I didn’t like him because he was married to a white woman,” Mr. Holmes told the Anniston Star, before including the “Uncle Tom” addendum.
Just days before Mr. Holmes‘ comment, Justice Thomas told a crowd at Palm Beach Atlantic University in Florida that the “worst things that have been done to me, the worst things that have been said about me, [were] by northern liberal elites, not by the people of Savannah, Georgia,” Yahoo News reported.
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2014/feb/12/black-ala-dem-explains-dislike-clarence-thomas-whi/#ixzz2tE5aR1ZJ
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'Funny' Feminist: I'd 'Personally Like to Castrate Every Male Conservative Christian'
By Tim Graham | March 27, 2014
Joe Newby at The Washington Examiner has found a real doozy of a “comedian.” Her name is Laura Levites – with obviously no connection to the priests of the Old Testament. (She's an atheist with a fondness for Ricky Gervais.)
"I would personally like to castrate every Male Conservative Christian so that they have NO reproductive rights," she wrote on Twitter, using the hashtag "#HobbyLobby." She certainly knows how to draw attention to herself. Newby said that’s not all.
She also expressed her hatred of Christians in a tweet calling conservative Christians "scumbags," claiming they are "really trying" her patience. "Why can't Agent Orange be legal?" she asked.
In another tweet, Levites said she would pay for Hobby Lobby's David Green to be castrated.
She went so far as to advocate violence on Green, proclaiming she would purchase a saw from Home Depot to cut off Green's male organ so she can "shove it up his a**."
Like the rest of the feminists, Levites wants complete sexual autonomy, which somehow includes insisting that everyone buying an insurance policy must agree that "women's health" includes her contraceptives: “I will fight with every bone in my body to be the only owner and operator of my vagina.”
In January, after Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-Wash.) delivered the GOP response to Obama's State of the Union, Levites also went into Hulk-smash mode. "I want to rip out the uterus of that pro life C**t Cathy McMorris Rodgers and eat it, so I can see the surprised look on her frigid face," she tweeted.
Her Twitter profile says she "teabagged the Tea Party" and features her wearing an "I [heart] Haters" T-shirt:
(http://newsbusters.org/sites/default/files/2013/levites%20(2).jpg)
http://newsbusters.org/blogs/tim-graham/2014/03/27/funny-feminist-id-personally-castrate-every-male-conservative-christian#ixzz2xCJxhRWz
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I was trying to find comments condemning these racist remarks from the president, NAACP, ACLU, and liberals everywhere, but cannot seem to find them?
Black congressman stands by comment that Clarence Thomas is an ‘Uncle Tom’
By Aaron Blake Updated: April 30, 2014
Democratic Rep. Bennie Thompson (D-Miss.) on Wednesday stood by his remark that Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas is an "Uncle Tom" and continued to suggest that Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell's (R-Ky.) opposition to President Obama is race-based.
In an interview with CNN, the Congressional Black Caucus member doubled down on his comments, first made over the weekend, that Thomas apparently "doesn’t like black people, he doesn’t like being black.” His comments were first reported by BuzzFeed.
"Well if you look at his decisions on the court, they have been adverse to the minority community, and the people I represent have a real issue with an African American not being sensitive to those issues," Thompson told Dana Bash.
Thompson cited Thomas siding with the conservative justices on the court -- of which he is a firm member -- upholding Voter ID laws and Michigan's ban on affirmative action. The court has also struck down part of the Voting Rights Act, which was first passed to prevent racial discrimination in elections.
"The people that I represent, for the most part, have a real issue with those decisions," Thompson said. "All those issues are very important and for someone in the court who's African American and not sensitive to that is a real problem."
Asked about McConnell's statement that his goal as GOP leader in the Senate was to make Obama a one-term president, Thompson wouldn't say flatly that it was racist but strongly pointed in that direction.
"I've never seen the venom put forth on another candidate or a president like I've seen with this president, and that's my opinion," Thompson said.
He added of McConnell: "I've never heard him say it to any other president."
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/post-politics/wp/2014/04/30/black-congressman-stands-by-comment-that-clarence-thomas-is-an-uncle-tom//?print=1
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Where is NOW et al. to condemn this war on women?
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The "left wingers" are always busy using every dirty trick in the book to gain an advantage.
In Germany Thilo Sarrazin, author of "Deutschland Schafft Sich Ab", who suffered a nerve damage during an operation was called out by a "left" justice warrior "...for being a handicapped retard". All because he dared to call a spade a spade and wrote a book about Germany's forcefully "self induced" suicide.
The current "left", 60ies and onwards, is nothing but a totalitarian stew of low lives who serve their internationalist masters who feed them via NGOs and government infiltration. Their roots date back into the 20ies... the letter agencies are mere tools to enforce the agenda.
Official politics is a dead horse.
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No, his background doesn't sound like someone who is stupid. Quite the opposite.
What sounds stupid is what comes out of his mouth. The KKK stuff is indefensible.
When did the Tea Party attack Obama's race? Proof?
The fact he says stuff like this shows what an idiot he is.
you really believe this don't you?
how many times have you made this same statement on this board and been presented with proof only to apparently have you memory erased?
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GOP Senate Candidate Called 'Uncle Tom' at Hillary/Hagan Rally in N.C.
9:15 AM, OCT 28, 2014 • BY DANIEL HALPER
Republican Senate candidate Thom Tillis was called "Uncle Tom" at a recent Senator Kay Hagan rally in North Carolina. Hillary Clinton was also on hand to help rally Democrats in support of Hagan--and the possible presidential candidate specifically praised the speaker who made the questionable comments.
The remarks were from Alma Adams, who is running for Congress from North Carolina's 12th Congressional District. Here's audio:
"We need to send Uncle Tom -- Tillis, that is -- home," she told the crowd to cheers and applause.
When it was Hillary Clinton's turn to speak, she had the highest praise for Adams, who just moments earlier used the questionable phrase about Hagan's Republican opponent.
"Let me add Alma Adams," Clinton said after praising Hagan at length, "because we need more women like her in Congress. We need her compassion and her common sense. We need her sartorial excellence. She's going to shake things up. I think the Kay-Alma combination is really going to put North Carolina ahead of the parade."
The comments were made over the weekend, but went unnoticed.
http://www.weeklystandard.com/blogs/gop-senate-candidate-called-uncle-tom-hillaryhagan-rally-nc_817656.html
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Right on cue: Libs spew ‘Uncle Tom’ hatred after S.C. GOP Sen. Tim Scott’s historic win
Posted at 9:38 pm on November 4, 2014 by Twitchy Staff
Anthony Bialy @AnthonyBialy
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Search for <Tim Scott Uncle Tom> only if you'd like to see how disgustingly some liberals react to losing.
3:36 PM - 4 Nov 2014
Republicans across the country celebrated GOP Sen. Tim Scott’s re-election victory in South Carolina tonight. He’s the first black candidate to win statewide since Reconstruction.
Gov. Bobby Jindal ✔ @BobbyJindal
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Congratulations on the historic win @SenatorTimScott!
3:29 PM - 4 Nov 2014
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Congratulations, Senator Tim Scott! http://fb.me/3atXh6yMa
2:28 PM - 4 Nov 2014
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Congratulations @SenatorTimScott - Defending liberty & life..and making history! ==> http://www.wcnc.com/story/news/politics/elections/2014/11/04/tim-scott-wins-election-for-us-senate-in-sc/18491133/ …
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Congratulations to @SenatorTimScott on his victory tonight. #Decision2014 #TeaParty
He is also the first African-American politician elected to both the House and Senate.
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HISTORIC WIN: Tim Scott (R) Is The First African American Ever Voted to Both The House & Senate - http://bit.ly/1qof1Xj
2:23 PM - 4 Nov 2014
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Those rascally racist Republicans just re-elected @SenatorTimScott to the U.S. Senate in #SouthCarolina Oh wait!…..
Bingo.
Instead of celebrating, the sour Left is showing its true colors and heaping its usual mountain of racist hate on Sen. Scott. Again.
" Tim Scott is a damn Uncle Tom " 😂😭😩
— jayDeni$e (@_heyjalendenise) November 5, 2014
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Tim Scott for Congress damn Uncle Tom in SC
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Yeah Tim Scott is the biggest Uncle Tom . I remember when he went to c of c
3:51 PM - 4 Nov 2014
becky boggs @hotmomprez
@SenatorTimScott Nothing could be finer than to be in Carolina!
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@hotmomprez @SenatorTimScott if you're a black Uncle Tom white people will vote for you
2:33 PM - 4 Nov 2014 Sandusky, OH, United States
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First Black Senator Elected By Popular Vote In The South - http://huff.to/1tFMYHY You are not the first Uncle Tom. Clarence Thomas wins! Lol
4:15 PM - 4 Nov 2014
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Nikki Haley wins in South Carolina.Tim Scott Uncle Tom ass is back. Lindsey Graham too. UGH. I hate the world.
2:34 PM - 4 Nov 2014
http://twitchy.com/2014/11/04/right-on-cue-libs-spew-uncle-tom-hatred-after-s-c-gop-sen-tim-scotts-historic-win/
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Nearly 2,000 of Rachel Maddow's Facebook Fans Want Ted Cruz to Plunge to His Death
By Jack Coleman | December 16, 2014
What is it about GOP Senator Ted Cruz that brings out such vitriol from liberals? Look no further for solid evidence that the man is seen as a threat.
Over at the Facebook page for Rachel Maddow's MSNBC show, a post was published Monday by MaddowBlog writer Steve Benen titled, "Senate Dems find an unwitting ally in Ted Cruz," about Cruz and fellow Republican Senator Mike Lee forcing the Senate to work on Saturday (poor babies!) to push through votes on the constitutionality and funding of President Obama's amnesty for illegals.
What's disturbing is not what Benen wrote, but what Maddow's fans on Facebook did in response.
The Facebook post began with these two lines, then linked to Benen's column at MaddowBlog itself --
Senate Democrats received an early Christmas present over the weekend from an unlikely benefactor: Ted Cruz.
The far-right Texas Republican stumbled badly, largely because he just didn't know what he was doing.
This led a Facebook user who identifies herself as Anne Rodman to comment, "While he was stumbling, couldn't he have discovered an open elevator shaft?
Funny stuff, huh?!
Seeing how there are more than 1,800 comments in response to the post, Rodman's comment could easily get overlooked except for one thing -- it is by far the most popular of all the comments. As of last count this morning, 1,915 other Facebook users at the Maddow page also "like" Rodman's sentiment.
Next most popular, Kare Morelli's observation that "(Cruz) makes a clump of mud look brilliant," was hit with 1,281 likes. These people are hysterical!
Isn't this the same crowd that's always deploring violence and demanding ever-deepening empathy toward all -- or else?
Rodman's alleged humor also generated the most replies of any comment. To lack of wit, a sampling --
Oh what a joy that would be!
That was hilarious!! You win!!
Hahahah good one ms rodman
LMAO ... the visual was great
Or a long staircase in front of the media cameras!!!!
You madame, are genius
Love that Anne !
I think I love you for the comment Anne
The best!
Bwahahahah ... Love you humor!
Holycrap.com that was hilarious !!!
We need more elevator shafts !!
I just lol in a meeting
I think that would have been too much to hope for, Anne
That would be a Merry Christmas!
Genius!
Anne Rodman wins the internet today!
There was also pushback in reaction to Rodman's fantasy for Cruz's premature demise, though the dissent was a tiny fraction of the discussion, as so often the case when liberals converse --
Just like you sick liberals, always wishing death on those you disagree with. You're partially excused because as we all know, liberalism is a severe mental disorder.
I can find common ground with the right. I, too, find comments about physical harm or death inappropriate in the context of political debate.
... and @Anne Rodman this is a perfect example of why Liberalism is viewed as a Mental Illness. You wish death on someone because you disagree with their politics. Oh yeah -- you Libs are all about social justice and peace right ? Hypocrite
That last comment drew a retort from Rodman, who wrote that "you and your boys blather on about lynching, prosecuting, or somehow deposing the President of the United States because you can't handle his skin color, so let's agree to be 0-0 on the fantasy moral ground. In truth, most of us only wish Cruz would go back to Canada, though they don't seem to be crying out for him."
Put another way -- share my politics or get the hell out. Seeing how we're all about "inclusion."
http://newsbusters.org/blogs/jack-coleman/2014/12/16/nearly-2000-rachel-maddows-facebook-fans-want-ted-cruz-plunge-his#sthash.R3A47wV4.dpuf
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Not surprising. Communists are like that
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Coach fired over Twitter threat to Indiana pizza shop
Published April 22, 2015
Associated Press
DUNLAP, Ind. – A northern Indiana school district says it has fired a coach who tweeted about burning down a pizza shop after its owners said they wouldn’t cater a gay wedding because of their religious beliefs.
Concord Community Schools Superintendent Wayne Stubbs confirmed to The Goshen Newsthat Jessica Dooley was terminated on Monday.
Dooley had been suspended since April 1 after she suggested burning down Memories Pizza in Walkerton over the owners’ support for a new religious objects law that critics called anti-gay.
Fallout over the law sparked boycotts of Indiana and led lawmakers to revise its language to address concerns that it could be used as a legal defense for discrimination.
St. Joseph County prosecutors are reviewing Dooley’s case.
A phone listing for Dooley wasn’t available Tuesday.
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2015/04/22/coach-fired-over-twitter-threat-to-indiana-pizza-shop/?intcmp=latestnews
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Didn't the pizza place say that many people threatened them? Was she the only one that did it online or something?
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The MSM is on fire condemning this outrageous hateful attack on a wife and mother for speaking out about the her Second Amendment rights. Or not . . . .
Dana Loesch Responds to Shocking Fake NRA Ad That Depicts Her Shooting Death
Sep 29, 2015 // 10:02pm
As seen on The Kelly File
Dana Loesch appeared on "The Kelly File" tonight to respond to a doctored video of an NRA ad she appeared in, which ended with Loesch graphically shooting herself in the head.
The edited version of the ad included Loesch holding a gun, followed by gunfire and blood spatter.
The shocking video was posted on Twitter by user Tom Adelsbach, who describes himself as a "Graphic Artist, Website Designer, Flash Animator" from Chicago.
Loesch told Megyn Kelly that the amount of harassment Second Amendment supporters often receive is disturbing.
"It's always the people who hate guns and don't want people to be able to lawfully possess them that want you to die by a gun," Loesch said. "Me wanting to be a law-abiding Second Amend practitioner does not magically put a gun into the hand of anyone who does not want one. It does not magically arm criminals, either."
"Some of these anti-gun advocates and the groups to which they belong really need to watch their rhetoric, because it's inciting actual threats. And I fear that it could one day incite violence against people that just want to be law-abiding Americans."
Watch more above.
http://insider.foxnews.com/2015/09/29/dana-loesch-responds-fake-nra-ad-depicts-her-bloody-shooting-death
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WATCH: Hillary Laughs at Man's Joke About Strangling Fiorina
Nov 11, 2015 // 1:35pm
As seen on Outnumbered
Hillary Clinton is under fire for laughing when a man joked yesterday about strangling Carly Fiorina.
Speaking at a veterans’ roundtable in New Hampshire, the man told Clinton that he was laid off from Hewlett-Packard at the same time Fiorina was in charge of the company.
“Every time I see her on TV, I want to reach through and strangle her,” the man said, as the crowd erupted into laughter.
“I wouldn’t mess with you,” said Clinton, joining in the laughter.
Cruz: If the GOP Embraces Amnesty, Hillary Clinton Will Win
WATCH: Fox Business GOP Debate Highlights
But critics say the Democratic presidential candidate should have done more in that moment instead of laughing it off.
The RNC issued this statement yesterday:
“By laughing off a male questioner’s desire to strangle Carly Fiorina, Hillary Clinton and the Democrats have lost all credibility claiming to be a party that stands up for women. Jokes about committing violence against women are always in poor taste and should be condemned very time.”
Instead of standing up for women, Clinton “made herself the victim,” said Harris Faulkner on “Outnumbered” today. ”You were supposed to stand up for the other woman.”
“People should stand up on both sides of the aisle and condemn it,” Julie Roginsky said.
What do you think of Clinton’s response? Watch the discussion below, and tune in to watch Fiorina on "The O'Reilly Factor" tonight, at 8p ET.
http://insider.foxnews.com/2015/11/11/video-hillary-clinton-laughs-man-jokes-about-strangling-carly-fiorina
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WATCH: Hillary Laughs at Man's Joke About Strangling Fiorina
Nov 11, 2015 // 1:35pm
As seen on Outnumbered
Hillary Clinton is under fire for laughing when a man joked yesterday about strangling Carly Fiorina.
Speaking at a veterans’ roundtable in New Hampshire, the man told Clinton that he was laid off from Hewlett-Packard at the same time Fiorina was in charge of the company.
“Every time I see her on TV, I want to reach through and strangle her,” the man said, as the crowd erupted into laughter.
“I wouldn’t mess with you,” said Clinton, joining in the laughter.
Cruz: If the GOP Embraces Amnesty, Hillary Clinton Will Win
WATCH: Fox Business GOP Debate Highlights
But critics say the Democratic presidential candidate should have done more in that moment instead of laughing it off.
The RNC issued this statement yesterday:
“By laughing off a male questioner’s desire to strangle Carly Fiorina, Hillary Clinton and the Democrats have lost all credibility claiming to be a party that stands up for women. Jokes about committing violence against women are always in poor taste and should be condemned very time.”
Instead of standing up for women, Clinton “made herself the victim,” said Harris Faulkner on “Outnumbered” today. ”You were supposed to stand up for the other woman.”
“People should stand up on both sides of the aisle and condemn it,” Julie Roginsky said.
What do you think of Clinton’s response? Watch the discussion below, and tune in to watch Fiorina on "The O'Reilly Factor" tonight, at 8p ET.
http://insider.foxnews.com/2015/11/11/video-hillary-clinton-laughs-man-jokes-about-strangling-carly-fiorina
Are people pretending to be outraged at Hilary over this?
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Are people pretending to be outraged at Hilary over this?
Yes. Far left and far right people get butthurt over anything.
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Listen: At ALF-CIO Event, Democratic Senate Candidate Says “The Death of Scalia Saved Labor”
Cortney O'Brien Cortney O'Brien
Posted: Aug 10, 2016
New audio released by the NTK Network reveals Ohio Senate candidate Ted Strickland (D) all but applauding the passing of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia. At an ALF-CIO event this weekend in Cleveland, the Democratic senator told attendees that Scalia's absence on the court is a good thing for Big Labor.
“The death of Scalia saved labor,” he said.
At this point his audience applauded.
“And I don’t wish anyone ill,” he continued, “but it happened at a good time.”
At this point the audience laughed.
The progressive agenda they’ve championed, Strickland concluded, may still have a future now that there is an open spot on the court. Yet, all will be upended by a Donald Trump presidency, he warned.
Strickland has apologized for the remarks in a statement provided to the Washington Examiner.
http://townhall.com/tipsheet/cortneyobrien/2016/08/10/listen-at-alfcio-event-democratic-senate-candidate-says-the-death-of-scalia-saved-labor-n2203744
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Compassionate Leftists Celebrate Phyllis Schlafly’s Death
by Allum Bokhari
5 Sep 20160
Leftists have reminded the world just how much they hated Phyllis Schlafly. As news of the conservative author and activist’s death spread, Twitter was deluged with tweets celebrating her death.
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http://www.breitbart.com/tech/2016/09/05/leftists-celebrate-phyllis-schlaflys-death/
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Compassionate Leftists Celebrate Phyllis Schlafly’s Death
by Allum Bokhari
5 Sep 20160
Leftists have reminded the world just how much they hated Phyllis Schlafly. As news of the conservative author and activist’s death spread, Twitter was deluged with tweets celebrating her death.
. . . .
http://www.breitbart.com/tech/2016/09/05/leftists-celebrate-phyllis-schlaflys-death/
people are dicks. It's one thing to disagree with her positions, another to celebrate a death.
these same folks are outraged and butthurt when the alt-right inbred mouthbreathing morons celebrate hilary's health issues daily.
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This is obviously violence, but it is an extension of the oft-used liberal hate speech.
Man Viciously Beaten, Car Stolen
For Allegedly Voting Trump
11/10/2016
BY TMZ STAFF
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A Chicago man was dragged out of his car and bashed in the head in broad daylight ... all because the attackers thought he voted for Donald Trump.
The video is shocking ... the white man took several shots to the head from several African-American men on Wednesday afternoon. Onlookers recorded the attack and yelled, "Don't vote Trump!" and "Beat his ass!"
The man made several attempts to get back in his car, even as one of the suspects drove it away ... with the man still clinging to it. Chicago PD tells us the victim was hospitalized. They have not made any arrests, and the victim's car has still not been recovered.
http://www.tmz.com/2016/11/10/trump-supporter-beat-up-chicago-fight/
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Charlie Sheen Calls on God to Kill Donald Trump
Sheen and Sheen AP
by LEE STRANAHAN
29 Dec 2016
After news broke of the death of Debbie Reynolds following a year of high-profile celebrity deaths, actor Charlie Sheen took to Twitter to call for the death of the President-elect of the United States of America.
Sheen’s tweet—which read “Dear God” followed by “Trump next, please!” six times and then two emojis showing a middle finger and then a copyright symbol—was Liked on Twitter by over 6,000 people within the first two hours of being posted.
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Dear God;
Trump next, please!
Trump next, please!
Trump next, please!
Trump next, please!
Trump next, please!
Trump next, please!
©
— Charlie Sheen (@charliesheen) December 29, 2016
Actor Charlie Sheen, born Carlos Irwin Estévez, was featured in 1980s films like Young Guns and the Oliver Stone-directed Platoon and Wall Street. Sheen then went onto to star in the sitcom Two and a Half Men before having a famous public meltdown after several trips to rehab for substance issues that got him booted from the successful show. A series of Twitter rants and bizarre media appearances culminated in a tour called Charlie Sheen LIVE: My Violent Torpedo of Truth/Defeat Is Not an Option.
Last year, Mr. Sheen took to Twitter and, according to the New York Daily News, went on a rant about his ex-wife, actress Denise Richards, calling her a “lab rat,” a “terrorist,” and “the worst mom alive.” As the Daily Mail reported in 2014, “Charlie Sheen has kicked Denise Richards and their daughters Sam, 10 and Lola, eight, out of their home.”
In 2015, Mr. Sheen announced he was HIV-positive. The announcement came just before it was revealed that he’d had a number of sex partners without revealing his HIV-postive status. Sheen told CNN:
“I’m here to admit that I am in fact HIV-positive,” Sheen told NBC’s Matt Lauer. “And I have to put a stop to this onslaught, this barrage of attacks and of sub-truths and very harmful and mercurial stories that are about the [alleged] threatening the health of so many others, which couldn’t be farther from the truth.”
Charlie Sheen’s father and award-winning actor Martin Sheen—born Ramón Antonio Gerardo Estevez—has been a harsh critic of Donald Trump as well. The elder Sheen recently starred in a video that was a failed attempt to sway the Electoral College to vote against Mr. Trump after he won the election.
As Breitbart News reported before the election in August, Martin Sheen said that Trump had “no chance” of winning the general election: “He has no chance. None. I promise you. The fight hasn’t begun yet. I promise you.”
Sheen went to on to say that Trump is an empty-headed moron; that he has absolutely nothing to offer us; that he’s done his bidding and he has to be responsible for the damage he’s already done.
Another recent Tweet of Sheen’s was a link to what Vanity Fair magazine called “Oscar-winning screenwriter of The Social Network and mastermind behind The West Wing” Arron Sorkin’s reaction to Donald Trump being elected. Mr. Sheen refered to the reaction as “impossibly brilliant.” Martin Sheen starred in Sorkin’s The West Wing as the President of the United States.
dear @RealAaronSorkin
wow
impossibly brilliant
“flaming Billhook” across
the bow of this
mendacious juggernaut
x
©https://t.co/ljZtngphYH
— Charlie Sheen (@charliesheen) November 11, 2016
Sorkin’s letter was as much an attack on Trump supporters and voters as it was on Trump, reading in part:
And it wasn’t just Donald Trump who won last night—it was his supporters too. The Klan won last night. White nationalists. Sexists, racists and buffoons. Angry young white men who think rap music and Cinco de Mayo are a threat to their way of life (or are the reason for their way of life) have been given cause to celebrate. Men who have no right to call themselves that and who think that women who aspire to more than looking hot are shrill, ugly, and otherwise worthy of our scorn rather than our admiration struck a blow for misogynistic shitheads everywhere.
Sheen has recently used his Twitter account to promote “a Crackle Original Movie” called Mad Families in which he stars:
I know
a thing or
two about #madfamilies pic.twitter.com/WqRBisrcF9
— Charlie Sheen (@charliesheen) December 23, 2016
Charle Sheen popularized the phrase “Winning” during his online Two and a Half Men meltdown.
http://www.breitbart.com/big-hollywood/2016/12/29/charlie-sheen-calls-god-kill-donald-trump/
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Some liberals can be really hateful.
Liberals Mock and Celebrate Shooting Death of Conservative Columnist
Home Culture Wars
By Lukas Mikelionis |December 31, 2016
Coldhearted gun control advocates have gone ecstatic after the news broke that conservative Portland Press Herald columnist Michael D. Harmon died at his home, when a handgun he was showing to a teenage boy went off.
Harmon, an ardent supporter of gun rights who championed conservative viewpoints, was an editor and columnist for the Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram. He’d worked for the paper for more than 40 years and, after his retirement in 2011, continued writing a weekly column for the newspaper.
Yet his enemies rejoiced after he was shot dead, with one person writing on Facebook: “Accidental, but not a tragedy. Just more collateral damage. We lost nothing. Never ask me to feel bad for a gun freak getting killed by his own gun.”
Another person asked, “Irony much?”
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The post mortem vitriol against Harmon continued on Facebook, with people posting the news and writing “in these awful times it’s always nice to read a genuinely uplifting story”, while some said “when irony and karma collide”.
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On Twitter, people reacted with similar disdain to the conservative columnist, calling him “a hateful bastard” and deserving of death, while mocking the fact that he was advocating for gun rights, yet died because of the handgun.
Some have distastefully suggested that Harmon should be nominated for the Darwin Award, a mocking tribute given to people who supposedly contributed to human evolution by selecting themselves out of the gene pool via death by their own foolish actions.
“Gun rights advocate killed in gun accident. Whoopsie,” wrote one user who goes by the name “#TrumpIsATraitor”. Another user wrote: “Well. How sad. But not really.”
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http://heatst.com/culture-wars/liberals-mock-and-celebrate-shooting-death-of-conservative-columnist/
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Could they possibly be any more reckless and biased?
CNN: Assassinating Trump Could Keep Obama Administration in Power
Disaster Wolf Blitzer (Screen shot / CNN / YouTube)
by Warner Todd Huston
18 Jan 2017
As the nation prepares for the peaceful transfer of power on Inauguration Day, CNN is dreaming up scenarios whereby the Obama administration can keep power if President-elect Donald Trump and Vice President-elect Mike Pence were blown up as they prepared to take to oath of office.
On the Wednesday, January 18 broadcast of CNN’s The Situation Room, host Wolf Blitzer aired a segment with a chyron featuring the headline “Developing Now.” During that “developing” segment, Blitzer and correspondent Brian Todd discussed what would happen if the unthinkable occurred on January 20.
Blitzer introduced the segment, saying, “What if an incoming president and his immediate successors were wiped out on day one?” and from there, CNN contributor Brian Todd took over to outline the line of succession if an attack blew up the inaugural dais, killing both Trump and Pence.
The upshot was that in the case of both heads of state being killed, the Secretary of State would take over. Currently that man is Secretary of State John Kerry, But in case some objected because his office would also end as of noon on Inauguration Day, then it would be the Speaker of the House — Republican Paul Ryan — or even Obama’s Under Secretary for Political Affairs Tom Shannon.
The report also noted that the designated survivor appointed by the Obama administration could also become president in the case of a disaster. So, in CNN’s analysis, most of the people who would take over in the worst-case scenario would keep the Obama administration in power, at least indirectly.
So while most of the country is looking to enjoy the day’s events and waiting expectantly to hear what our new president will have to say for his first address as our leader, CNN is wondering what will happen if he is assassinated.
Perhaps CNN is still stuck in anger, the second stage of grief.
http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2017/01/18/cnn-airs-segment-saying-obama-admin-keep-power-trump-pence-blown-inauguration-day/
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Tolerance: Leftists Send Death Threats to Singer Joy Villa over ‘MAGA’ Grammys Dress
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by Jerome Hudson13 Feb 2017
Singer-songwriter Joy Villa was hit with a barrage of hate from leftists who wished for her death on social media after she walked the red carpet at the Grammys on Sunday proudly wearing a red-white-and-blue dress emblazoned with President Donald Trump’s signature “Make American Great Again” slogan.
“Die,” was the message some Twitter users sent directly to Villa on the social media platform.
@PopCrave @Joy_Villa die
— ️ (@iggyoutsold) February 12, 2017
@Joy_Villa die
— ㅤㅤㅤ (@grigiobey) February 12, 2017
The tolerant Left call for #JoyVilla to be KILLED after she wears Make America Great Again dress to #Grammys
RT to show her your support! pic.twitter.com/PrdEbs67rx
— Tennessee (@TEN_GOP) February 13, 2017
“Sometimes you just gotta be free to express yourself,” Villa wrote of her headline-making dress.
“Go big, or go home. You can either stand for what you believe or fall for what you don’t. Above all make a choice for tolerance and love,” the singer wrote on Instagram. “Agree to disagree. See the person over the politics, carry yourself with dignity, always. Life is made to be lived, so go boldly and give no offs!”
While the 25-year-old multiracial singer intended to send a message of “tolerance and love,” bile-spewing leftists on social media called her “coon,” a “disgrace,” and a “dumb Uncle Tom.”
Fuck Donald Trump and fuck that Joy Villa coon ass bitch.
— Freddie (@Benjamin_MCQ) February 12, 2017
@ReignOfApril @Joy_Villa The Coon is strong in this one
— Michael Shepperd (@mashepperd) February 13, 2017
Thank u kind sir for telling me this dumb Uncle Tom braud is named joy villa https://t.co/8fpOiv0R3e
— Morris Yay &do lines (@dances) February 12, 2017
Andre Soriano, the gay Filipino immigrant and naturalized citizen who designed Villa’s dress, says the anti-Trump hate from the left is “crazy.”
“It’s more so about love,” Soriano said of the gown he designed for Villa. “We all live on this planet. I’ve never been in the political area. However, it’s just so crazy that people are getting beat up because they voted for Trump, or this and that, someone wants to bomb the White House….I am an American, I moved here from the Philippines and I highly believed in the trueness of what this country can bring. It’s about bringing people together, that’s the message.”
Soriano, who has designed red carpet gowns for singers Macy Gray and Courtney Love, says President Trump is “going to do the best thing” for America.
“I always channel Joy’s music as a designer — we’re both artists and I love her so dearly,” Soriano said. “She is one of the people on this planet that really promotes love. We need to move this country forward, and we believe it’s time to promote love. We only live once, and we need to promote love. We have one president now who is going to do the best thing for planet America.”
http://www.breitbart.com/big-hollywood/2017/02/13/tolerant-left-wish-death-singer-joy-villa-maga-grammys-dress/
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Most liberal fags are afraid of their own shadow and she would easily kick their asses
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Former NSA agent:
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Former NSA agent:
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All of these people need to be fired
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http://www.ocregister.com/articles/college-744067-neil-cox.html
Insanity on campus
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CNN getting its ass kicked again and again.
CNN lost all credability.
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REPORT: Texas Professor Resigns after Tweet about Sec. DeVos Being Sexually Assaulted
by BOB PRICE
12 Sep 2017
Austin, TX
A Texas community college professor who Tweeted he would be okay if Education Secretary Betsy DeVos was sexually assaulted resigned from his law firm according to local news outlets.
The Carlson Law Firm accepted the resignation of their attorney and Austin Community College professor, Robert Ranco following the backlash over his tweet. The professor/attorney Tweeted “I’d be ok if #BetsyDeVos was sexually assaulted, Breitbart News reported over the weekend.
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KVUE reported the following statement from the Carlson Law Firm’s founder Craig Carlson on Monday evening:
For those of you who are wondering why this took so long, let me start by saying that this firm is a family and believe it’s up to me to show the same loyalty that I ask of my people. I wasn’t going to make a rash decision about a member of this family just to appease people on social media.
That said, I considered the health of everyone in our organization, promised my partners and my employees that we would act according to the values of our firm, and sat down to speak with Mr. Ranco.
In the end, we came to the same two conclusions:
With over 150 employees – 75% or whom are women – anyone in our company advocating or even expressing apathy towards sexual assault is affront to all victims and a line that simply cannot be uncrossed.
This has been an enormous distraction that has taken us away from the mission of our firm, which is to care for and help people.
Understanding and accepting this, Rob is taking full responsibility and choosing to resign.
As a man of faith, believer in forgiveness, and longtime friend, it is my sincere hope that Rob [will] learn from this experience and go on to have a very successful career.
Following the errant Tweet on Friday, Ranco sent the following statement to KVUE:
My tweet from Friday was a mistake. I take full responsibility from it. It was my mistake and nobody else’s and I apologize. I’ll be working continuously moving forward to make it for my mistake. I hope that Secretary DeVos and anyone else who was offended, impacted, shocked by my actions that they can find it in their hearts to forgive me.
After Ranco resigned from the firm, the Carlson Law Firm added this message via a post on Facebook:
The Carlson Law Firm
Yesterday at 6:35am ·
Taking full responsibility for the impact of his comments, Rob has apologized to the firm and resigned.
That said, there are a few things we would like to add:
• We understand your outrage
• We believe what Rob said is unacceptable and reprehensible
• Above and beyond the unwanted attention, we are genuinely disgusted at being associated with such comments in any way
• We believe that people are entitled to their political opinions, even when we do not all share those opinions, but there are some lines you simply cannot cross
• We believe Rob crossed such a line in a truly awful attempt to make a point and he alone bears responsibility for that
• However, we also believe that every single person reading this has said something in their life they sincerely did not mean
• We have known this man a long time and we do not believe that this is a true reflection of his character
• We know for a fact that his statement does not reflect the character of the other 150 hardworking and compassionate people who work at this firm
On Monday, the firm posted another statement:
The Carlson Law Firm
on Monday
Let us be clear that no woman should EVER be sexually assaulted and there is NEVER an acceptable reason when it happens. No one in our firm, including Rob Ranco, believes otherwise. If you have any questions or comments for us, please email us at wecare@carlsonattorneys.com and we will respond as quickly as we can.
The adjunct professor may be in trouble with the Austin Community College District as well. When asked by TWCNews in Austin about the offensive Twitter post, the college responded:
The recent social media comments made by a part-time employee on his personal page do not represent ACC’s vision, mission, and values. The college does not condone these comments and their sentiment. ACC is reviewing the situation and will take appropriate action.
The Washington Times reported that Ranco suggested that DeVos “does not fully grasp how serious of a crime rape is, and that she might come to a different policy conclusion if she did.”
His comments came after DeVos decided to drop the Obama Administration’s heavy handed Title IX policy. Breitbart News’ Dr. Susan Berry reported the policy that “forced colleges and universities to conduct ‘kangaroo courts’ in dealing with accusations of sexual assault has ‘failed.’”
DeVos wrote:
Through intimidation and coercion, the failed system has clearly pushed schools to overreach. With the heavy hand of Washington tipping the balance of her scale, the sad reality is that Lady Justice is not blind on campuses today.
This unraveling of justice is shameful, it is wholly un-American, and it is anathema to the system of self-governance to which our Founders pledged their lives over 240 years ago.
http://www.breitbart.com/texas/2017/09/12/report-texas-professor-resigns-tweet-sec-devos-sexual-assaulted/
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Full on liberal pyschosis
REPORT: Texas Professor Resigns after Tweet about Sec. DeVos Being Sexually Assaulted
by BOB PRICE
12 Sep 2017
Austin, TX
A Texas community college professor who Tweeted he would be okay if Education Secretary Betsy DeVos was sexually assaulted resigned from his law firm according to local news outlets.
The Carlson Law Firm accepted the resignation of their attorney and Austin Community College professor, Robert Ranco following the backlash over his tweet. The professor/attorney Tweeted “I’d be ok if #BetsyDeVos was sexually assaulted, Breitbart News reported over the weekend.
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KVUE reported the following statement from the Carlson Law Firm’s founder Craig Carlson on Monday evening:
For those of you who are wondering why this took so long, let me start by saying that this firm is a family and believe it’s up to me to show the same loyalty that I ask of my people. I wasn’t going to make a rash decision about a member of this family just to appease people on social media.
That said, I considered the health of everyone in our organization, promised my partners and my employees that we would act according to the values of our firm, and sat down to speak with Mr. Ranco.
In the end, we came to the same two conclusions:
With over 150 employees – 75% or whom are women – anyone in our company advocating or even expressing apathy towards sexual assault is affront to all victims and a line that simply cannot be uncrossed.
This has been an enormous distraction that has taken us away from the mission of our firm, which is to care for and help people.
Understanding and accepting this, Rob is taking full responsibility and choosing to resign.
As a man of faith, believer in forgiveness, and longtime friend, it is my sincere hope that Rob [will] learn from this experience and go on to have a very successful career.
Following the errant Tweet on Friday, Ranco sent the following statement to KVUE:
My tweet from Friday was a mistake. I take full responsibility from it. It was my mistake and nobody else’s and I apologize. I’ll be working continuously moving forward to make it for my mistake. I hope that Secretary DeVos and anyone else who was offended, impacted, shocked by my actions that they can find it in their hearts to forgive me.
After Ranco resigned from the firm, the Carlson Law Firm added this message via a post on Facebook:
The Carlson Law Firm
Yesterday at 6:35am ·
Taking full responsibility for the impact of his comments, Rob has apologized to the firm and resigned.
That said, there are a few things we would like to add:
• We understand your outrage
• We believe what Rob said is unacceptable and reprehensible
• Above and beyond the unwanted attention, we are genuinely disgusted at being associated with such comments in any way
• We believe that people are entitled to their political opinions, even when we do not all share those opinions, but there are some lines you simply cannot cross
• We believe Rob crossed such a line in a truly awful attempt to make a point and he alone bears responsibility for that
• However, we also believe that every single person reading this has said something in their life they sincerely did not mean
• We have known this man a long time and we do not believe that this is a true reflection of his character
• We know for a fact that his statement does not reflect the character of the other 150 hardworking and compassionate people who work at this firm
On Monday, the firm posted another statement:
The Carlson Law Firm
on Monday
Let us be clear that no woman should EVER be sexually assaulted and there is NEVER an acceptable reason when it happens. No one in our firm, including Rob Ranco, believes otherwise. If you have any questions or comments for us, please email us at wecare@carlsonattorneys.com and we will respond as quickly as we can.
The adjunct professor may be in trouble with the Austin Community College District as well. When asked by TWCNews in Austin about the offensive Twitter post, the college responded:
The recent social media comments made by a part-time employee on his personal page do not represent ACC’s vision, mission, and values. The college does not condone these comments and their sentiment. ACC is reviewing the situation and will take appropriate action.
The Washington Times reported that Ranco suggested that DeVos “does not fully grasp how serious of a crime rape is, and that she might come to a different policy conclusion if she did.”
His comments came after DeVos decided to drop the Obama Administration’s heavy handed Title IX policy. Breitbart News’ Dr. Susan Berry reported the policy that “forced colleges and universities to conduct ‘kangaroo courts’ in dealing with accusations of sexual assault has ‘failed.’”
DeVos wrote:
Through intimidation and coercion, the failed system has clearly pushed schools to overreach. With the heavy hand of Washington tipping the balance of her scale, the sad reality is that Lady Justice is not blind on campuses today.
This unraveling of justice is shameful, it is wholly un-American, and it is anathema to the system of self-governance to which our Founders pledged their lives over 240 years ago.
http://www.breitbart.com/texas/2017/09/12/report-texas-professor-resigns-tweet-sec-devos-sexual-assaulted/
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Hurricane Telethon Turns Into Leftist Rant
Rush Limbaugh.com ^ | September 13, 2017 | Rush Limbaugh
Posted on 9/13/2017, 4:02:57 PM by Kaslin
RUSH: There also was a telethon. A bunch of leftist celebrities got together for a telethon to raise money for the hurricane relief effort, and it quickly turned into the Wellstone Memorial Jr. It became nothing more than a leftist rant. Like, Stevie Wonder led it off. You know, I’ve always told you climate change, to the people that believe it, it’s a religion. As Stevie Wonder was talking about climate change, they had a church choir and an organ with people decked out in robes chanting things behind him while he was singing, eulogizing or talking about climate change.
I mean, literally illustrating to these people that it’s religious. Matt Lauer was interviewing somebody and was asking… Oh, he was part of the telethon, and he was lying about the fact that… He said (summarized), “This is the strongest hurricane! This is the most powerful hurricane on record that has ever hit Florida, the United States.” It’s number 7. It’s not even close. It’s not even close to the biggest and dangerous, most damaging hurricane. They’re just out there lying through their teeth about this, and anybody that challenges them is “a terrible person, but we knew that already.”
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RUSH: I want to start here with this telethon, the hurricane telethon. Have you noticed…? I mentioned this yesterday. You had these people doing this telethon, but none of them are actually on the front lines helping out. They’re asking other people to send money, and while they’re asking other people to send money, they are berating Donald Trump and everybody that voted for him. I mean, they are engaged in deeply personal insults to Trump and people who voted for him while asking other people…
You don’t see these people out there. You don’t see Black Lives Matter. You don’t see the Antifa people. You don’t see any of them helping on site. You don’t see the… (thump) Wow. Has that been happening all week as I hit that table? (thump) Folks, I am sorry. I just now heard… (thump) If that… (thump) (thump) I’m gonna have to try to break this habit of pounding the desk. I had no idea that it was that… (thump) (thump) (thump) I’m hearing all kinds of noise. So I’ll do my best not to use my hands as I gesticulate wildly here, as I speak emphatically.
You don’t see these people out there passing things out you don’t see them helping people. They’re not on site. Instead, they’re here doing a telethon. And there have been remarkably few stories about the smoothness, about the efficiency and the timeliness and the competence of the relief efforts. And why haven’t you seen those stories? You haven’t seen those stories because those stories to be written would have to credit the government, and who is seen as running the government today?
Beyoncé, Stevie Wonder Push Climate Change During Telethon; Deniers Are ‘Blind or Unintelligent’
The Trumpster. And they don’t want to give Trump credit, and they don’t want to give Republicans credit. So it’s a story pretty much ignored until this telethon comes along, and then the media focuses right on it. In fact, the media’s participating in it. Matt Lauer is lying to people watching this thing, all to make the case for climate change. Why do they have to lie? If climate change is as real as they believe, why do they have to lie? Why they have to tell people that Hurricane Irma is the strongest and the most dangerous and the most damaging hurricane that’s ever hit, when it’s number seven?
And that’s among the hurricanes we know. Hurricanes have been hitting various landmasses for billions and billions and billions of years. We only have known about them, been able to record them for the last, what, 150, 200 years max? So we don’t even know that what we know now is right. It’s only correct within a current sphere of timeline. It doesn’t matter. They’re out there lying through their teeth. “Most dangerous storm, the most costly storm, the most deadly storm ever to hit.” I don’t know if he said Florida or the United States, but either one, he’s wrong. And he’s a journalist!
He’s on the Today show. He’s on NBC. He is presented to people as an authoritative, credible source. He’s lying through his teeth. The thing I don’t know is does he know that he’s wrong? And that’s the question about people like Lauer, ’cause they’re part of the groupthink. They’re part of the consensus, and they just line up — and whatever is to be said, they say it. And since these people are not curious about what they believe and they’re not eager to confirm what they believe — they don’t think they have to — you don’t know whether he believes it or not.
You don’t know whether he knows what’s true or not, and yet NBC puts him out there as one of their highest-ranking source authorities. But I think there’s a reason. You know, one of the possible reasons that the Trump team is performing so well on these hurricane-disaster issues, is besides competence (which this team has in abundance) and besides compassion (which they have in abundance), you know what Donald Trump isn’t doing that Obama would be doing or any other Democrat?
Trump is not out there blaming anybody. He’s not trying to push a political advantage here. Well, I take that back. He actually is, but he’s doing it very strategically and very smartly. He is, of course, adding to his political reputation by doing a good job. But my point is, he’s not out there blaming local officials. He’s not blaming Obama. He’s not blaming the Democrats. He’s not blaming anybody. He’s not taking the occasion of this disaster to make himself look better at the expense of others. He’s not trying to score points on phony, politicized science.
He is coordinating rescues and cleanup. He is not messaging for future fundraising. He is performing for future fundraising. There’s a big difference. Actually doing, taking action, accomplishing things, versus simply PR packaging words, messaging, what have you. In other words, the sole focus of the Trump administration seems to be the job at hand. And the Drive-Bys are unable to write serious stories about the administration or the Trump administration’s efforts not succeeding, ’cause if they were, you know the stories would be out there.
Most of the stories that I’ve seen really are about how we dodged a bullet. Most of the stories are, “You know, it wasn’t as bad as was forecast.” Now, in those stories they never mention “and Rush Limbaugh advised you that might be the case.” No, you only hear “Rush Limbaugh is a terrible person.” But over here they’re telling you what I told you would be the case before it happened. But I’m a terrible person, and they’re telling you, “It’s not as bad. Why isn’t it as bad?” They’re trying to figure out why.
It’s not as bad as they wanted. Don’t doubt me on this. “Rush, that’s a horrible thing to say.” Folks, I can see the disappointment. I mean, remember, who was it — Rahm Emanuel — who said, “A crisis is a terrible thing to waste.” These kind of things are exactly what the left uses to advance their year-end, and they’re not able to here. So they’re trying to figure out why it wasn’t as strong as it was predicted. “Well, Cuba! You know, Cuba. It ran into Cuba, it weakened a little bit, and the ocean temperature, seawater temperature weren’t quite as high as we said — and it took a little westward track that wasn’t expected. Twenty more miles…”
Somebody actually said, “Twenty more miles, and there would have been another half billion dollars in damage,” as though, “Damn it!” instead of “Whew! Dodged a bullet.” Power is slowly starting to return, and a vision of normalcy is now possible. It’s distant still for a lot of people, but it is possible. Here is the Daily Caller take on the hurricane telethon getting political right at the start. Stevie “Wonder started the show by saying, ‘Anyone who believes that there’s no such thing as global warming must be blind…'”
Ahem. Stevie Wonder said, “Anyone who believes that there’s no such thing as global warming must be blind or unintelligent.” There are others who want to jail people who don’t believe in climate change, and I’m not talking about brain-dead celebrities. There are people in the pundit journalist community advancing — and the professorial, the academic community (in “academe,” as they say), who are pushing this notion that climate denial is so serious that its practitioners should be jailed or severely pushed.
“Celebrities participating in the Hand In Hand fundraiser include [Stevie] Wonder, Justin Timberlake, Oprah Winfrey, George Clooney, Julia Roberts, Dennis Quaid, Adam Sandler, Terry Crews, Leonardo DiCaprio, Gwen Stefani, Ray Romano, Bryan Cranston, Beyonce, and many more.” Combined IQ: 99. ‘Cause they’re wondering: How did it get political? (laughing) Did you hear the names? Stevie “Wonder wasn’t the only participant who got political during the telethon.
“Singer Beyonce contributed a video that started, ‘During a time when it’s impossible to watch the news without seeing violence or racism in this country…'” Well, wait a minute. That’s bad journalism. I don’t know what that… That’s not… I guess they’re quoting her video, but it doesn’t say so there. Anyway, it’s this story that mentions Matt Lauer fundraising and helping get donations talking about the hurricane being the absolute worst that we’ve ever had. And then there’s this from the U.K. Sunday Times: “Too White Red Cross Struggled to Help — The head of the British Red Cross has admitted the charity struggled with the Grenfell disaster because its workforce is too white.”
What would that have to do with anything? The British Red Cross “struggled because its workforce is too white.” Did that mean they didn’t get enough donations? Now, I compared this to the Wellstone memorial. Remember they politicized that. Paul Wellstone, senator from Minnesota, died in a plane crash, and they had a memorial for Wellstone, and then a lot of Republican senators went to it. It was in Minnesota. The Republican senators who were friends of Wellstone got booed when they walked in.
They were forced to leave the memorial because the crowd was bordering on being violent. It was vicious, and they turned the memorial (it was a quasi-funeral service for Paul Wellstone) into a full-fledged political rally that was negative and it was mean-spirited, and they ended up losing seats in the 2002 midterms because of that. And this is what this thing was last night. These people don’t know it, but they are doing incredible damage to the Democrat Party.
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RUSH: Trust me. All of this is backfiring on the Democrats, and they don’t know it yet, just like it did back in 2002 with the Wellstone Memorial. Here is audio. Here is Stevie Wonder last night opening this telethon for hurricane relief…
WONDER: (organ music) We’ve come together today to love on (sic) the people that have been devastated by the hurricanes. When love goes into action, it preferences no color of skin, no ethnicity, no religious beliefs, no sexual preferences —
RUSH: So why mention it?
WONDER: — and no political persuasions.
RUSH: Except…
WONDER: It’s just loves. We should begin to love and value our planet — and anyone who believes that there is no such thing as global warming must be blind or unintelligent. Lord, please save us all.
RUSH: I guess that wasn’t love because “when love goes into action, it preferences no color of skin, no ethnicity, no religious belief, no sexual preferences, no political persuasions,” except “if you don’t believe in climate change, you’re either unintelligent or you must be blind.” Here is Beyonce…
BEYONCE: During the time where it’s impossible to watch the news without seeing violence or racism in this country, just when you think it couldn’t possibly get worse, natural disasters take precious life, do massive damage, and forever change lives. The effects of climbing are playing out around the world every day. Irma alone has left a trail of death and destruction from the Caribbean to Florida to [the] southern United States.
RUSH: And now, ladies and gentlemen, from the last time there was a concert for hurricane relief, 2005, Kanye West.
WEST: We already realized a lot of people that could help are at war right now fighting another way, and they — they — they — they’ve given them permission to go down and shoot us. George Bush doesn’t care about black people.
RUSH: That’s the hurricane relief from 2005. Not much change from the one they did last night.
BREAK TRANSCRIPT
RUSH: So back in 2002, the Democrats did the Wellstone Memorial, and you could tell that they believed… This was after 9/11, remember, and they had ceased their “unity” with George W. Bush. They were attacking Bush for his lack of timely response in launch in the attack in Afghanistan, and they were convinced that the whole country agreed with them, and the arrogance and the condescension was on display. It was one of the most incredible things that I’ve ever seen in modern American politics.
Paul Wellstone Funeral - Election Rally
Since then, the Democrats have repeated it. They’re doing it now with this telethon last night, and they’ve been doing it ever since Trump actually became the Republican nominee and, of course, in essence since he won the election. They’ve just been hysterically unhinged ever since then, and they keep piling on, and they keep trying to outdo themselves, and they’re under the belief that they can talk people out of supporting Trump. And they’re firing everything they’ve got at it — and last night’s hurricane telethon was just the latest stab at it.
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Not surprised. It's a pattern.
CBS fires vice president who said Vegas victims didn't deserve sympathy because country music fans 'often are Republican'
By Brian Flood, Fox News
CBS has parted ways with one of the company’s top lawyers after she said she is “not even sympathetic” to victims of the Las Vegas shooting because “country music fans often are Republican,” when discussing the tragic mass shooting that occurred in Las Vegas late Sunday night.
“This individual, who was with us for approximately one year, violated the standards of our company and is no longer an employee of CBS. Her views as expressed on social media are deeply unacceptable to all of us at CBS. Our hearts go out to the victims in Las Vegas and their families,” a CBS spokeswoman told Fox News.
Hayley Geftman-Gold, the network's now-former vice president and senior counsel, took to Facebook after a gunman opened fire at the Route 91 Harvest Music Festival in Las Vegas, killing at least 58 people and sending more than 520 others to hospitals.
“If they wouldn’t do anything when children were murdered I have no hope that Repugs [sic] will ever do the right thing,” Geftman-Gold wrote in a now-deleted message that was first reported and captured by The Daily Caller.
Geftman-Gold continued: “I’m actually not even sympathetic bc [sic] country music fans often are Republican gun toters [sic].”
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Geftman-Gold is presumably referring to Sandy Hook, which occurred in Newtown, Conn. back in 2012. A 20-year-old gunman, Adam Lanza, killed 20 children and six adults during the tragic event that sparked intense political debates regarding gun control.
Geftman-Gold did not work directly with the network’s news division. According to her LinkedIn bio, Geftman-Gold worked at CBS since September 2016 and graduated from the prestigious Columbia University law school in 2000.
http://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/2017/10/02/cbs-fires-vice-president-who-said-vegas-victims-didnt-deserve-sympathy-because-country-music-fans-often-are-republican.html
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Jimmy Kimmel on Vegas: Republicans ‘Should Be Praying for God to Forgive Them’
breitbart ^ | IAN MASON
Posted on 10/3/2017, 7:55:36 AM by davikkm
Late-night TV host Jimmy Kimmel opened his program Monday with a ten-minute political rant about Sunday’s mass murder in Las Vegas, saying “now is the time for political debate” about gun control. Dismissing as inadequate calls for prayers for the victims by President Donald Trump, House Speaker Paul Ryan, and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY), the Jimmy Kimmel Live host said: “they should be praying for God to forgive them for letting the gun lobby run this country.”
Kimmel railed against lawmakers who “won’t do anything about this because the NRA has their balls in a money clip,” insisting that their “thoughts and your prayers are insufficient.”
The comic responded to those saying there was nothing that could have been done to stop Sunday’s attack. “I disagree with that intensely,” Kimmel said, “because of course there’s something we can do about it.”
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Get a box of tissues you bunch of pussies.
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Get a box of tissues you bunch of pussies.
Are you a loser who feels the same way? Appears to be so by your reaction.
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Are you a loser who feels the same way? Appears to be so by your reaction.
Wow, you are good.
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Chicago Deli Owner ‘Apologizes’ After Saying Country Music Fans Deserve Las Vegas Shooting
by WARNER TODD HUSTON
4 Oct 2017Chicago, IL
The owner of a Chicago Deli has again caused controversy, this time by posting a tweet after the mass shooting incident in Las Vegas essentially saying that country music fans deserved to be murdered at a concert.
Greg Morelli, one of the owners of Max’s Deli in Chicago’s Highland Park, jumped to his Twitter account as soon as he learned of the shooting in Vegas with a tweet posted at 7 AM on Monday morning. In it, Morelli hinted that he was happy the shooting wasn’t an incident of racism and was glad it was white people shooting at white people.
“Soon as I heard it was country music, I felt relief. White people shooting white people isn’t terror… it’s community outreach,” the restaurant operator said in his now-deleted tweet.
Attempting to explain his meaning, Morelli, a Hillary Clinton supporter, told the Chicago Tribune, “As a white guy, I was relieved that it wasn’t across race lines, or religion lines or (an attack) from outside the country. When I heard the news, I said, Please God, don’t let it be war.”
The backlash started immediately, and the restaurant began to get threatening phone calls. The staff became alarmed enough to close the deli down early for the day on Monday to avoid enraged customers.
But after the backlash hit, the deli owner decided to apologize for the tweet saying that it was just a “dumb joke.”
“It was seven in the morning, and I was stressed out and freaked out by the shooting,” he told the paper.
“It was a dumb joke, and it didn’t work. I own it. It was stupid,” Morelli later said.
A full day after his initial “dumb joke,” Morelli posted a message to Facebook apologizing for the tweet.
“I own the words I wrote. They hurt people. I apologize,” he insisted in the post.
After a rambling note including what he would eat for breakfast (“oatmeal with bananas, blueberries, strawberries and a little bit of milk”), Morelli said, “I tried to participate. But all I did is put my foot in my mouth. These mass shootings have me freaked out.”
If the comments section of his Facebook page is any indication, few accepted his apology.
A call to Max’s Deli resulted in a statement that the store was no longer taking questions about the owner’s tweet.
This isn’t the first time Morelli has courted controversy.
About a month ago the deli owner raised eyebrows by creating a menu featuring a caricature of Donald Trump dressed as a Nazi and giving a Hitler salute. He added a caption reading, “I am with the Alt-Right.”
Morelli received much criticism for the cartoon, but instead of apologizing, the deli owner was defiant.
“I do not regret assigning symbolism to hatred. I do not regret being trashed on Facebook. That said, it hurt,” he told the Tribune in August.
http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2017/10/04/chicago-deli-owner-apologizes-saying-country-music-fans-deserve-las-vegas-shooting/
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Nancy Sinatra: 'Murderous Members of NRA Should Face Firing Squad'
Performer Nancy Sinatra tweeted Thursday that the "murderous members of the NRA" should be executed by a firing squad.
The "You Only Live Twice" singer tweeted the message in response to another man's tweet declaring the "burden of proof" in the Las Vegas massacre should be placed on the Virginia-based gun rights advocacy group.
However, a few hours later, her initial tweet was deleted.
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Sinatra, daughter of the late American icon Frank Sinatra, received harsh blowback from critics on Twitter and later replied that she "didn't say every" member of the NRA, just the "murderous ones."
I didn't say every one, I said the "murderous members of the NRA"
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Conservative pundit Kurt Schlichter riffed on one of Mrs. Sinatra's famous song titles, saying that evidently "These Boots Were Made For Killing."
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I guess her boots are made for killing… People like me, because we disagree politically. @askjillian https://twitter.com/nancysinatra/status/915180442667462657 …
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Mrs. Sinatra is also not a fan of President Trump, whose son Donald Jr. blasted her remarks.
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"Not a chance," Mrs. Sinatra tweeted in all-caps earlier this year to a man who suspected Ol' Blue Eyes would have supported Trump despite his daughter's politics.
The elder Sinatra, who died in 1998, had a mixed political history.
He was famously pictured sitting with First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt and was a staunch supporter of the JFK-era Democratic Party, up until the time they ran Sen. George McGovern (D-S.D.) against Richard Nixon.
Mr. Sinatra later endorsed his friend and fellow actor, Ronald Reagan, donating millions to his 1980 campaign and organizing his inaugural ball.
http://insider.foxnews.com/2017/10/05/nancy-sinatra-nra-tweet-murderous-members-face-firing-squad-after-las-vegas-massacre
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Anti-Gun Nut Chelsea Handler to Shooting Victim Rep. Scalise: 'XXXX You, XXXXXXX'
newsbusters.org ^ | 10/10/2017 | Karen Townsend
Posted on 10/10/2017, 10:33:14 AM by rktman
Kris Brown jumped in with, “We shouldn’t live in a country where people can’t go to concerts or church or baseball fields, or elementary schools without the fear of being shot.” Where does this woman live? Sounds like she's describing Chicago, which has the highest number of gun deaths, even though the city has the strictest gun control laws in the nation. Funny, none of these three lefties brought up Chicago.
“So, our main problem here is Republicans getting money from the NRA. They care more about money than human lives. That’s what it is.” How ironic coming from a pro-abortion Planned Parenthood supporter. Continuing on her anti-Republican, anti-Second Amendment narrative, Chelsea Handler questioned the compassion Republicans felt for the shooting victims in Vegas as she said congressmen take money from the NRA so “they don’t give a sxxx about those people. I mean, Scalise, the congressman that was shot, still says it enforced his belief in guns even more. It’s like, “FXXX you, XXXhole.”
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Obama adviser Ben Rhodes slammed for tweet joking about GOP leaders' 'obits'
Judson Berger By Judson Berger | Fox News
Obama adviser Ben Rhodes woke up Thursday to a wave of social media condemnation after a wee-hours tweet joking about the “obits” for top Republican leaders.
The tweet was in reference to a photo posted on President Trump’s Instagram account showing him, Vice President Pence, House Speaker Paul Ryan, and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell smiling and giving a goofy thumbs up in the Oval Office – apparently celebrating the passage of the GOP tax reform bill.
Dan Pfeiffer, another top Obama adviser, prompted the response from Rhodes after he tweeted of the pic, “I hope this is the photo they use on the front page of the Times on the day Trump is indicted.”
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Seven minutes later came the Rhodes repartee:
“And alongside the obits for Ryan, McConnell, and Pence.”
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Perhaps Rhodes – a vocal critic of the Trump administration – meant their political obituaries, a common phrase in Washington when referring to the hoped-for professional demise of one’s ideological foes.
But the tweet landed with a thud.
AshLee Strong, Ryan’s press secretary, fired back:
“Really? Obits? Irresponsible and dangerous tweet. Hope you see fit to delete this,” she wrote.
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Really? Obits? Irresponsible and dangerous tweet. Hope you see fit to delete this. https://twitter.com/brhodes/status/943710281095622656 …
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Rep. Steve Scalise, R-La., who was seriously wounded in the shooting at a Republican congressional baseball practice in suburban Washington in June, chided Rhodes.
“You may want to reconsider your rhetoric,” he tweeted.
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Rhodes was a top foreign policy adviser under then-President Barack Obama, and was often said to have achieved a “mind meld” with the former president.
His tweet regarding the photo touched off a characteristically coarse – at times vile – thread of social media responses for all involved. While Rhodes was mocked for his tweet, Strong was also attacked for hers.
One user openly wished Ryan “dies,” while another wished for an “excruciating, tortuous death in public so we can all watch and cheer.”
Strong responded, “And if you have any doubts about what rhetoric like @brhodes’ inspires, just look at the responses here.”
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And if you have any doubts about what rhetoric like @brhodes’ inspires, just look at the responses here. https://twitter.com/ashleestrong/status/943720812527411202 …
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http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2017/12/21/obama-adviser-ben-rhodes-slammed-for-tweet-joking-about-gop-leaders-obits.html
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Liberal author Jonathan Tasini celebrates fatal GOP train accident: ‘God is working hard today’
By Brian Flood | Fox News
Jonathan Tasini claims to be a “CNN talking head” in his Twitter bio but a network spokesperson says he isn’t paid.
Author and self-proclaimed CNN “talking head” Jonathan Tasini took to Twitter on Wednesday to declare that “God is working hard today to clean up the stink” because a “train full of Goopers” slammed into a dump truck moments after news broke that GOP lawmakers were in a collision that resulted in at least one death.
A train carrying members of Congress to a Republican retreat in West Virginia hit a truck on the same morning that South Carolina Republican Rep. Trey Gowdy announced that he is retiring from Congress at the end of his term.
Tasini, who penned a column for CNN as recently as Jan. 13, decided the two stories were the result of God ridding Washington D.C. of his political opponents.
“Wow, btwn train full of Goopers hitting truck and this, God is working hard today to clean up the stink. Thank her. #TreyGowdy #goptrainwreck,” Tasini wrote in a now-deleted tweet.
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The Bernie Sanders surrogate might have pulled off the worst comment-to-like ratio in the history of Twitter, as roughly 781 people commented while only 21 felt inclined to “like” the disturbing message at the time he deleted the tweet. Tasini was slammed in the comments beneath his anti-GOP message, with one user writing, “From one media figure to another: you're going to regret posting this.”
Tasini claims to be a “CNN talking head” in his Twitter bio, but the network was quick to point out that he isn’t paid by them when Fox News reached out for comment. CNN presumably contacted Tasini because he quickly sent a follow-up tweet after several users tagged @CNN beneath his original tweet stating, “Let me save you time. I don't work for CNN. They don't pay me. They can't fire me. I apologized nonetheless.”
It’s unclear when Tasini last appeared on CNN, but video of a segment from November 2017 when he appeared with Brooke Baldwin is pinned atop his Twitter feed. He wrote a column headlined, “Why Walmart’s bait and switch matters,” for the network’s website earlier this month.
CNN declined comment when asked if the network condemns the tweet or if Tasini will be allowed to appear on the network or write for its website in the near future.
After being criticized for the insensitive tweet, Tasini deleted it and claimed it “was poked out in midst of convo w 2 colleagues on the deep racism/hypocrisy/criminality promoted by GOP or as GOPer Amanda Carpenter says, gaslighting of America.”
Tasini has written several books, including “The Essential Bernie Sanders and His Vision for America,” and hosts the “Working Life” podcast. He has also launched several unsuccessful bids to become an elected official.
Meanwhile, the White House confirmed in a statement that there was one "fatality" and one serious injury in the train crash; lawmakers said this involved those in the truck, which may have been stuck on the tracks when it was hit.
http://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/2018/01/31/liberal-author-jonathan-tasini-celebrates-fatal-gop-train-accident-god-is-working-hard-today.html
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Liberals are scum
Liberal author Jonathan Tasini celebrates fatal GOP train accident: ‘God is working hard today’
By Brian Flood | Fox News
Jonathan Tasini claims to be a “CNN talking head” in his Twitter bio but a network spokesperson says he isn’t paid.
Author and self-proclaimed CNN “talking head” Jonathan Tasini took to Twitter on Wednesday to declare that “God is working hard today to clean up the stink” because a “train full of Goopers” slammed into a dump truck moments after news broke that GOP lawmakers were in a collision that resulted in at least one death.
A train carrying members of Congress to a Republican retreat in West Virginia hit a truck on the same morning that South Carolina Republican Rep. Trey Gowdy announced that he is retiring from Congress at the end of his term.
Tasini, who penned a column for CNN as recently as Jan. 13, decided the two stories were the result of God ridding Washington D.C. of his political opponents.
“Wow, btwn train full of Goopers hitting truck and this, God is working hard today to clean up the stink. Thank her. #TreyGowdy #goptrainwreck,” Tasini wrote in a now-deleted tweet.
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The Bernie Sanders surrogate might have pulled off the worst comment-to-like ratio in the history of Twitter, as roughly 781 people commented while only 21 felt inclined to “like” the disturbing message at the time he deleted the tweet. Tasini was slammed in the comments beneath his anti-GOP message, with one user writing, “From one media figure to another: you're going to regret posting this.”
Tasini claims to be a “CNN talking head” in his Twitter bio, but the network was quick to point out that he isn’t paid by them when Fox News reached out for comment. CNN presumably contacted Tasini because he quickly sent a follow-up tweet after several users tagged @CNN beneath his original tweet stating, “Let me save you time. I don't work for CNN. They don't pay me. They can't fire me. I apologized nonetheless.”
It’s unclear when Tasini last appeared on CNN, but video of a segment from November 2017 when he appeared with Brooke Baldwin is pinned atop his Twitter feed. He wrote a column headlined, “Why Walmart’s bait and switch matters,” for the network’s website earlier this month.
CNN declined comment when asked if the network condemns the tweet or if Tasini will be allowed to appear on the network or write for its website in the near future.
After being criticized for the insensitive tweet, Tasini deleted it and claimed it “was poked out in midst of convo w 2 colleagues on the deep racism/hypocrisy/criminality promoted by GOP or as GOPer Amanda Carpenter says, gaslighting of America.”
Tasini has written several books, including “The Essential Bernie Sanders and His Vision for America,” and hosts the “Working Life” podcast. He has also launched several unsuccessful bids to become an elected official.
Meanwhile, the White House confirmed in a statement that there was one "fatality" and one serious injury in the train crash; lawmakers said this involved those in the truck, which may have been stuck on the tracks when it was hit.
http://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/2018/01/31/liberal-author-jonathan-tasini-celebrates-fatal-gop-train-accident-god-is-working-hard-today.html
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Stephen King apologizes for tweet mocking Republicans involved in train wreck
By Tyler McCarthy | Fox News
Author Stephen King took Twitter to make light of Wednesday's train wreck that occured when a train carrying members of Congress to a Republican retreat in West Virginia hit a truck.
“A trainload of Republicans on their way to a pricey retreat hit a garbage truck,” King wrote in a tweet on Thursday. “My friend Russ calls that karma.”
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http://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/2018/02/01/stephen-king-apologizes-for-tweet-mocking-republicans-involved-in-train-wreck.html
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Teen Vogue’s Lauren Duca rips ‘evil’ Rev. Billy Graham: ‘Have fun in hell’
By Brian Flood | Fox News
Teen Vogue columnist mocks Rev. Billy Graham after his death
Columnist Lauren Duca mocks evangelist Billy Graham shortly after his death on Twitter. Father Jonathan Morris reacts on 'Fox & Friends.'
A controversial Teen Vogue columnist known for lobbing verbal bombs has topped herself with an especially vile tweet about beloved evangelist Billy Graham, who died Wednesday at 99.
“The big news today is that Billy Graham was still alive this whole time. Anyway, have fun in hell, bi--h,” Lauren Duca tweeted.
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Duca went on to say “’Respecting the dead’ only applies to people who weren’t evil pieces of sh-t while they were living.”
Graham, who had been in ill health for a number of years, was regularly listed in polls as one of the "Ten Most Admired Men in the World."
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“To see just how out of touch some in the liberal media are, look no further than Billy Graham,” Media Research Center’s Katie Yoder wrote.
The comments were immediately assailed on Twitter by outraged users, including one named Vince, who called it "gross and despicable."
Duca gained national prominence by sparring with Tucker Carlson on Fox News in late 2016 and has since made donations to Planned Parenthood in Carlson’s name. She has been outspoken about her disdain for President Trump and once tweeted a letter that Hillary Clinton reportedly sent her for showing “courage and poise” on the internet.
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“Every time we mention Duca on this show, she gets more and more famous and more revered on the left. Maybe next week she’ll be honored by the pope and the dalai lama. If we mock that, she could get the Nobel Prize for literature,” Carlson said on his show last June.
Duca has also appeared on MSNBC and CNN at least six times, according to Yoder.
Graham, who transformed American religious life through his preaching and activism, becoming a counselor to presidents and the most widely heard Christian evangelist in history. He died at age 99 on Wednesday at his home in North Carolina.
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It’s unclear why Duca wasn’t a fan of Graham, who was noted for consulting and praying with every president from Dwight Eisenhower to Barack Obama. In the 1960s, he ardently opposed segregation, refusing to speak to segregated audiences. Graham found himself the target of criticism in 2002 and again in 2009 following the release of tapes of 1973 conversations he had with Richard Nixon that were critical of Jews.
Graham also angered the LGBTQ community for disapproving of homosexuality with rhetoric that included asking if God judges people with AIDS. The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association has been accused of homophobia and anti-LGBTQ initiatives.
While Duca mocked him, Vice President Mike Pence called Graham “one of the greatest Americans of the century,” and former President George H.W. Bush referred to Graham as "America's pastor.”
President Trump and former Presidents Barack Obama, Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton and George W. Bush have also all expressed condolences.
Teen Vogue did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
http://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/2018/02/22/teen-vogue-s-lauren-duca-rips-evil-rev-billy-graham-have-fun-in-hell.html
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Fresno State says Barbara Bush-bashing professor can be fired despite tenure
By Nicole Darrah | Fox News
California State University's Fresno campus is investigating after one of their English professors tweeted she was "happy" former first lady Barbara Bush was dead just an hour after her passing was announced.
The author and professor, Randa Jarrar, tweeted a slew of comments about Bush, calling her "a generous and smart and amazing racist who, along with her husband, raised a war criminal."
OUTRAGE AS CALIFORNIA PROF CALLS BARBARA BUSH 'AMAZING RACIST' AND SAYS SHE'S HAPPY 'WITCH IS DEAD'
Bush, 92, died Tuesday night just days after her family announced her health was failing.
Amid the backlash to her tweets, Jarrar, who also said she "can't wait for the rest of [the Bush] family to fall to their demise," said that she couldn't get fired from her job at Fresno State because of tenure.
Anita McBride, former assistant to President G.W. Bush and former chief of staff to first lady Laura Bush, joins 'The Daily Briefing' to commemorate the late first lady Barbara Bush.Video
McBride: Barbara Bush destigmatized AIDS, promoted feminism
“I work as a tenured professor. I make 100K a year doing that. I will never be fired. I will always have people wanting to hear what I have to say," she wrote on Twitter.
The university's provost, Lynnette Zelezny, referred to the professor's comments as "disrepectful" during a news conference Wednesday, and said the school is taking the situation "very seriously."
"We understand the concern from the community and we are taking this very seriously," Zelezny said, according to The Fresno Bee. "To answer the technical question: Can she not be fired? The answer is no."
Fresno State has reportedly not been in contact with Jarrar, who has been on a leave of absense during the spring semester.
BARBARA BUSH REMEMBERED BY POLITICIANS, LAWMAKERS AROUND THE WORLD: 'AN ADVOCATE OF THE AMERICAN FAMILY'
Following Jarrar's tweets Tuesday, the university's president, Joseph Castro, also distanced the school from the professor's controversial comments, saying they raise "deep concerns" and were made "as a private citizen."
In a statement, Castro extended the school's "deepest condolences to the Bush family on the loss of our former First Lady, Barbara Bush."
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2018/04/18/fresno-state-says-barbara-bush-bashing-professor-can-be-fired-despite-tenure.html
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EXCLUSIVE: Joy Reid Claims Newly Discovered Homophobic Posts From Her Blog Were ‘Fabricated’
by Caleb Ecarma | April 23rd, 2018
Mediaite has obtained a series of homophobic posts from Joy Ann Reid’s old blog that she denies were actually written by her.
In an exclusive statement to Mediaite, the MSNBC host claims these posts from The Reid Report — which include defending homophobia, gay jokes, and the outright mocking of gay people and homosexuality — were somehow put in by an “external party” that “manipulated material from my now-defunct blog.”
While Reid apologized in December for writing homophobic content on a blog she ran long before her days as an icon of the #Resistance movement, she claims these new posts opposing gay marriage and cringing “at the sight of two men kissing” were part of a “fabricated” outside effort to paint her as “offensive and hateful.”
These anti-gay articles from The Reid Report, a site that pre-dated Reid’s former MSNBC show of the same name, were originally shared on Twitter by user Jamie_Maz who found them using the Wayback Machine — an Internet archiving service that takes periodic screenshots of popular web pages to preserve them.
While the amateur sleuth provided Mediaite with legitimate links to all of the posts they tweeted screenshots of, neither the actual defunct site nor its archived pages are currently accessible, as their Wayback Machine links mysteriously disappeared in December after Mediaite‘s initial story on Reid’s homophobic comments about Florida Congressman Charlie Crist was published. The Wayback Machine did not respond to an inquiry regarding the removal of Reid’s blog.
Reid’s statement to Mediaite claims that these allegedly hacked posts do “not represent the original entries” on her site:
“In December I learned that an unknown, external party accessed and manipulated material from my now-defunct blog, The Reid Report, to include offensive and hateful references that are fabricated and run counter to my personal beliefs and ideology.
I began working with a cyber-security expert who first identified the unauthorized activity, and we notified federal law enforcement officials of the breach. The manipulated material seems to be part of an effort to taint my character with false information by distorting a blog that ended a decade ago.
Now that the site has been compromised I can state unequivocally that it does not represent the original entries. I hope that whoever corrupted the site recognizes the pain they have caused, not just to me, but to my family and communities that I care deeply about: LGBTQ, immigrants, people of color and other marginalized groups.”
It is worth noting, however, that Reid does admit these posts came from her blog — rather than alleging they are doctored images posted to Twitter — with the caveat that they were added by nefarious hackers after she had the site shut down. It’s unclear when the nefarious hackers would have hacked her site and added the controversial content, since it has been defunct for years and still is. More importantly, NBC could or would not specify exactly which posts Reid is claiming were doctored.
In one of these newly found Reid Report articles, the author defends former NBA star Tim Hardaway’s aggressively anti-gay comments by saying “most straight people cringe at the sight of two men kissing”:
“Keeping it real … most straight men feel exactly the same way, and would have the exact same reaction to the idea of stripping naked in a sweaty locker room in close quarters with a gay teammate. Most straight people cringe at the sight of two men kissing… Most straight people had a hard time being convinced to watch ‘Broke Back Mountain.’ (I admit that I couldn’t go see the movie either, despite my sister’s ringing endorsement, because I didn’t want to watch the two male characters having sex.) Does that make me homophobic? Probably.”
The author continued by saying a part of “straightness” is viewing “homosexual sex” as “gross,” but added that “the nature of political correctness” means straight people can’t say that publicly like Hardaway did.
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In a similar post, the author defended Marine General Peter Pace after he condemned “homosexual acts” as “immoral” by suggesting his views are actually normal.
“Some people use the [word] ‘immoral’ when they really mean ‘distasteful’ — I think a lot of heterosexuals, especially men, find the idea of homosexual sex to be … well … gross, and they lump it in with immorality,” wrote the author in a post dated to 2007. “And then there are the concerns that adult gay men tend to be attracted to very young, post-pubescent types, bringing them ‘into the lifestyle’ in a way that many people consider to be immoral.”
The author continued by using the same argument that conservatives deploy against transgender activists today: “Ditto with gay rights groups that seek to organize very young, impressionable teens who may have an inclination that they are gay.”
The author also casually wrote about the idea of manipulating genes to ensure that children would “not be gay.” The procedure was not explicitly condoned, but was instead presented as an “interesting moral question.”
A 2006 Reid Report post included a compilation of the top five “totally not gay celebrities of the year,” which was a satirical attempt — albeit, a lazy one — at suggesting everyone on the list was secretly gay. Singer Clay Aiken and CNN pundit Anderson Cooper both made the list, which — if the publishing date is correct — was posted years before they had come-out publicly.
In another post dated to 2005, the author said Cooper is the “gayest thing on TV” and noted that they have it “on good authority that Cooper is totally gay.” He didn’t come out publicly until 2012.
Other mentions on the list included the stars of Brokeback Mountain, the previously noted film that the author didn’t see because “two male characters having sex” was “too out there.”
The author also repeatedly advocated against gay marriage on the site by criticizing liberals deemed too far left on the issue. Cable news host Rachel Maddow, who is openly gay and now works with Reid at MSNBC, was a recurring target in these Reid Report posts.
“[Rick] Warren’s views on gays are out of the mainstream. Perhaps Rachel Maddow… and those at the left-most end of political spectrum wish it were so, but it is not,” the author wrote in a post arguing against Democrats who were pushing for gay marriage to be part of the party’s platform.
The author cited, in different post, a “terrific” article from Bob Ostertag — described as a “pretty out there gay man” — in which he said, “How is that queers became the odd ones out at such a momentous turning point in history? By pushing an agenda of stupid issues like gay marriage.”
These advocacy posts lined-up with the author’s own views, as one post states “I’m not even in favor of gay marriage” and a second adds “I’m not a gay marriage proponent.”
Another article voiced disdain toward activists who wanted a Supreme Court ruling on gay marriage, which was the vehicle ultimately used to push the measure into law.
“Why are interest groups on the left and right flogging the justices of the peace over gay marriage?” The author asked, before suggesting they should instead focus on learning if Supreme Court justices support “private property” rights.
Other comments include making gay jokes about dozens of figures in politics, media, and entertainment. The following list includes the names of people the author either accused of being gay — satirically or not — or made a gay joke about, aside from the previously mentioned Aiken and Cooper:
Supreme Court Justice John Roberts and his son, conservative pundit Michelle Malkin’s son, Republican consultant Karl Rove, actor Tom Cruise, singer Rob Thomas, Fox News host Sean Hannity, disgraced ex-lawmaker Mark Foley, late actor Heath Ledger, former vice president Dick Cheney, former president George W. Bush, talk show icon Oprah Winfrey, news personality Gayle King, Senator John McCain, boxer Laila Ali, artist Queen Latifah, former White House counsel Harriet Miers, comedian Eddie Murphy, Congressman Charlie Crist, actor Jake Gyllenhaal, former TV host Keith Olbermann, lawmaker-turned-CNN pundit Rick Santorum, and Mediaite‘s own Dan Abrams.
The author even lobbed a gay joke at Reid’s now-MSNBC colleague Chris Matthews, who was accused of “loving” Bush in the same sexual way Saudi Prince Abdullah was accused of loving the former president.
As for the posts reported in December that Mediaite can confirm Reid wrote, the AM Joy host said her gay jokes about former Republican Charlie Crist were intended to highlight the GOP’s hypocrisy on the issue, as she suggested Crist himself was gay while opposing gay marriage.
In her December statement, she apologized to Crist, who is not actually gay, and admitted her comments were “insensitive, tone deaf and dumb.”
“I deeply apologize to Congressman Crist, who was the target of my thoughtlessness,” Reid said. “My critique of anti-LGBT positions he once held but has since abandoned was legitimate in my view. My means of critiquing were not.”
She continued by admitting she is “disappointed” and apologized “to those who also are disappointed in me.”
“Life can be humbling. It often is. But I hope that you know where my heart is, and that I will always strive to use my words for good. I know better and I will do better,” Reid concluded.
Other controversial comments Reid has made on LGBTQ issues include the pundit’s 2017 tweetstorm against the supposedly “volatile & vulnerable” whistleblower Chelsea Manning — a tirade that many deemed transphobic.
https://www.mediaite.com/online/exclusive-joy-reid-claims-newly-discovered-homophobic-posts-from-her-blog-were-fabricated/
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'I can't believe Trump is pro-life. I'm pretty positive Eric is an abortion.' Michelle Wolf deleted thousands of offensive tweets including a post in which she called Serena Williams a man, months before her controversial performance
Michelle Wolf's Twitter showed the comedian had over 20,000 tweets in June 2017, but now only has 376, DailyMail.com can reveal
The controversial comedian deleted thousands of tweets in which she poked fun at the Trump administration and made vulgar comments about celebrities
'I think trump is just mad at nature because it made eric,' Wolf wrote in one tweet
In another she wrote: 'LeBron James was named Sports Illustrated Man of the Year. Sorry Serena, so close'
The tweets appeared to have been deleted in recent months, as Wolf has gained more national prominence as a comedian
Wolf, 32, has faced heavy criticism for her performance on Saturday after she made barbed jokes towards Sarah Huckabee Sanders and Kellyanne Conway
By ALANA GOODMAN FOR DAILYMAIL.COM
PUBLISHED: 13:16 EDT, 30 April 2018 | UPDATED: 13:02 EDT, 1 May 2018
The controversial White House Correspondents Dinner comedian Michelle Wolf has deleted thousands of offensive Twitter messages – after tweeting jokes about Serena Williams having a penis, calling Eric Trump an 'abortion,' and claiming she wanted to have sex with Bill Clinton.
Wolf, 32, has faced heavy criticism for her performance on Saturday after skewering White House spokesperson Sarah Huckabee Sanders and aide Kellyanne Conway in an act that journalists and politicians widely denounced as mean spirited and vulgar.
On Monday, Wolf's Twitter account showed she has currently has 376 posts on the social media site. In June 2017, the comedian had over 20,000 tweets.
Although the White House Correspondents Association suggested it was caught off guard by Wolf's coarse jokes about the Trump administration, the comedian's Twitter feed shows years of animosity toward Donald Trump and praise for Hillary Clinton.
Among the deleted posts was the comment, 'I can't believe trump is pro-life. I'm pretty positive that eric [Trump] is an abortion [sic].'
Another post jokes: 'I'm not normally attracted to white men, but Bill Clinton.' In other Tweets, Wolf claims to 'love' Hillary Clinton and defends the Democratic candidate's use of a private email address to send government correspondence.
The comedian also makes multiple jokes about women's tennis star Serena Williams secretly being a man.
'If Serena Williams and Madonna had an arm wrestling match, no one would win, and they'd both walk away with raging boners,' she wrote in one tweet.
In another, Wolf wrote 'LeBron James was named Sports Illustrated Man of the Year. Sorry Serena, so close.'
The Twitter messages appeared to have been deleted in recent months, as Wolf has gained more national prominence as a comedian.
The former Late Night with Seth Meyers writer and Daily Show with Trevor Noah contributor has her first HBO comedy special coming out later this spring. She was announced as the White House Correspondents dinner host in February.
Wolf, a Pennsylvania native who worked on Wall Street before getting into comedy, slammed Huckabee Sanders for telling 'lies' at the White House Correspondents dinner while the White House press secretary was sitting next to Wolf on stage.
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5675113/Michelle-Wolf-called-Eric-Trump-abortion-one-thousands-deleted-tweets.html#ixzz5EH3iOvhC
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Wanda Sykes Launches Vulgar Tirade Against Ivanka
By Rachel Peterson | June 21, 2018
Oh look, an unfunny comedian expressed her political views with vulgar language against a member of the Trump family. It seems like an everyday occurance. At this point should we even be surprised?
Ivanka Trump thanked her father for “taking critical action ending family separation at our border” via a tweet. Wanda Sykes, a comedian/actor took to twitter to insult Ivanka saying:
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No matter what Trump does or says; they will find a way to attack his family. He does something about the immigration issue, they go after a family member. He doesn’t stop it, they go after yet another.
Kathy Griffin used her twitter last week to tell the world and Melania Trump that, “You know damn well your husband can end this immediately..you feckless complicit piece of shit.”
Samantha Bee went on her TBS show Full Frontal to call Ivanka a “feckless girl” and to encourage her to seduce her father.
No one in the Trump family is immune to this horrific attack, even 12-year-old son Barron Trump. What happened to leaving the kids out of it? Actor Peter Fonda wanted to rip Barron,”from his mother’s arms and put him a cage with pedophiles.”
Turn on the news and you expect this to happen. What would be surprising is if they’d actually read the news and know what they’re talking about. And then stop attacking innocent members of the family.
https://www.newsbusters.org/blogs/culture/rachel-peterson/2018/06/21/wanda-sykes-launches-vulgar-tirade-against-ivanka
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GEORGETOWN PROFESSOR: ‘CASTRATE’ WHITE MEN’S CORPSES AND ‘FEED THEM TO SWINE’
10/01/2018
Amber Athey | Media and Breaking News Editor
Georgetown Professor C. Christine Fair tweeted over the weekend that “entitled white men” should have their corpses castrated and then fed to pigs.
Fair, an associate professor in Georgetown’s Security Studies program, tweeted, “Look at thus [sic] chorus of entitled white men justifying a serial rapist’s arrogated entitlement.”
Fair linked to a video of Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham defending Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh from allegations of sexual assault from when the judge was in high school.
“All of them deserve miserable deaths while feminists laugh as they take their last gasps,” Fair wrote. “Bonus: we castrate their corpses and feed them to swine? Yes.”
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Look at thus chorus of entitled white men justifying a serial rapist's arrogated entitlement.
All of them deserve miserable deaths while feminists laugh as they take their last gasps. Bonus: we castrate their corpses and feed them to swine? Yes.
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Georgetown University said in a statement to The Daily Caller that they respect Fair’s right to freedom of speech but also expect her to keep her classrooms “free of bias.”
“The views of faculty members expressed in their private capacities are their own and not the views of the University. Our policy does not prohibit speech based on the person presenting ideas or the content of those ideas, even when those ideas may be difficult, controversial or objectionable. While faculty members may exercise freedom of speech, we expect that their classrooms and interaction with students be free of bias and geared toward thoughtful, respectful dialogue.”
Fair recently came under fire in 2017 when she sent “hateful, vulgar” messages to a former Georgetown professor, Asra Nomani. Nomani claimed Fair began harassing her after she admitted to voting for Donald Trump for president.
“I’ve written you off as a human being,” Fair said in one message. “Your vote helped normalize Nazis in D.C. What don’t you understand, you clueless dolt?”
“‘F**K YOU. GO TO HELL,” Fair wrote in a Facebook post directed toward Nomani.
In January 2018, Fair was stopped and detained after allegedly calling German officers “Nazi police” at an airport in Frankfurt, Germany.
http://dailycaller.com/2018/10/01/georgetown-christine-fair-white-men-swine/
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The left is unhinged, they should seek treatment for TDS.
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The left is unhinged, they should seek treatment for TDS.
Be careful what you say, we unhinged left may have you out numbered. :)
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GEORGETOWN PROFESSOR: ‘CASTRATE’ WHITE MEN’S CORPSES AND ‘FEED THEM TO SWINE’
10/01/2018
Amber Athey | Media and Breaking News Editor
Georgetown Professor C. Christine Fair tweeted over the weekend that “entitled white men” should have their corpses castrated and then fed to pigs.
Fair, an associate professor in Georgetown’s Security Studies program, tweeted, “Look at thus [sic] chorus of entitled white men justifying a serial rapist’s arrogated entitlement.”
Fair linked to a video of Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham defending Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh from allegations of sexual assault from when the judge was in high school.
“All of them deserve miserable deaths while feminists laugh as they take their last gasps,” Fair wrote. “Bonus: we castrate their corpses and feed them to swine? Yes.”
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Look at thus chorus of entitled white men justifying a serial rapist's arrogated entitlement.
All of them deserve miserable deaths while feminists laugh as they take their last gasps. Bonus: we castrate their corpses and feed them to swine? Yes.
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Georgetown University said in a statement to The Daily Caller that they respect Fair’s right to freedom of speech but also expect her to keep her classrooms “free of bias.”
“The views of faculty members expressed in their private capacities are their own and not the views of the University. Our policy does not prohibit speech based on the person presenting ideas or the content of those ideas, even when those ideas may be difficult, controversial or objectionable. While faculty members may exercise freedom of speech, we expect that their classrooms and interaction with students be free of bias and geared toward thoughtful, respectful dialogue.”
Fair recently came under fire in 2017 when she sent “hateful, vulgar” messages to a former Georgetown professor, Asra Nomani. Nomani claimed Fair began harassing her after she admitted to voting for Donald Trump for president.
“I’ve written you off as a human being,” Fair said in one message. “Your vote helped normalize Nazis in D.C. What don’t you understand, you clueless dolt?”
“‘F**K YOU. GO TO HELL,” Fair wrote in a Facebook post directed toward Nomani.
In January 2018, Fair was stopped and detained after allegedly calling German officers “Nazi police” at an airport in Frankfurt, Germany.
http://dailycaller.com/2018/10/01/georgetown-christine-fair-white-men-swine/
Psychotic freak
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Be careful what you say, we unhinged left may have you out numbered. :)
Who are you, though? A bunch of privileged college-age white kids with no jobs and picket signs, masked thugs in skinny jeans that crash 'nazi' rallies' once a year under the banner of antifa (whatever that means), and hysterical middle-aged white women who know nobody and whom nobody knows. And old fags.
Bring it on.
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Be careful what you say, we unhinged left may have you out numbered. :)
Hahahaa good luck. ;D
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Susan Collins reveals vulgar, threatening voicemails left during Kavanaugh confirmation
By Judson Berger | Fox News
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/susan-collins-reveals-profane-threatening-voicemails-left-during-kavanaugh-confirmation
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Susan Collins reveals vulgar, threatening voicemails left during Kavanaugh confirmation
By Judson Berger | Fox News
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/susan-collins-reveals-profane-threatening-voicemails-left-during-kavanaugh-confirmation
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Who are you, though? A bunch of privileged college-age white kids with no jobs and picket signs, masked thugs in skinny jeans that crash 'nazi' rallies' once a year under the banner of antifa (whatever that means), and hysterical middle-aged white women who know nobody and whom nobody knows. And old fags.
Bring it on.
Back as a guest. Good to see you're still alive.
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Alabama Dem attacks Trump Jr. with slur after abortion comments spark outcry
By Joseph A. Wulfsohn | Fox News
The Democrat from Alabama who sparked outrage with his remarks defending abortion attacked Donald Trump Jr. saying he's "proof" that mothers should have the right to abort their children.
State Rep. John Rogers of Birmingham caused an uproar while expressing his opposition to the approved bill that would outlaw all abortions in Alabama with the exemption of women whose pregnancies cause a risk to their health.
"Some kids are unwanted, so you kill them now or you kill them later. You bring them in the world unwanted, unloved, you send them to the electric chair. So, you kill them now or you kill them later," Rogers said.
He continued by saying some children who face abortion could be "retarded" and "half-deformed."
Trump Jr. was one of Rogers' many critics.
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This is stomach curling and makes Ralph Northam look like a moderate on abortion.
Every Democrat running for President needs to be asked where they stand on this. The extreme turn we've seen from Dems on abortion recently is truly sickening.
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Alabama State Rep. John Rogers (D) on abortion: “Some kids are unwanted, so you kill them now or you kill them later. You bring them in the world unwanted, unloved, you send them to the electric chair. So, you kill them now or you kill them later”
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"This is stomach curling and makes Ralph Northam look like a moderate on abortion," Trump Jr. tweeted, referencing the Virginia governor's support for a failed abortion bill -- an endorsement that critics likened to support of infanticide. "Every Democrat running for President needs to be asked where they stand on this. The extreme turn we've seen from Dems on abortion recently is truly sickening."
When asked by WVTM to react to the president's son, Rogers laughed, saying Trump Jr. was "proof" that women should have a right to an abortion and called his statement "stupid."
He even suggested that Trump Jr. was "retarded or crazy."
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"I know there's something wrong with that boy," Rogers said. "I look at him and I can tell there's something wrong with him. That's the best defense I have for more abortions right there looking at him."
Rogers remained defiant on Thursday and doubled down on his controversial remarks.
“We’ve closed 13 rural hospitals in this state. Including Cooper Green. We have put hundreds of people in jail. Making it hard for you to get food stamps. In other words, if you’re on drug tests, you can’t get food stamps,” Rogers told the press. “And then you’ve got at least two people a night dying in our Alabama prisons. It just doesn’t make sense. So why do you want to bring these people in the world and then deny them the right to process and live in Alabama?”
A spokesman for Trump Jr. called on the Democratic Party to disavow Rogers' remarks.
"Sadly, vile comments like this have become par for the course for the Democrat Party," Trump Jr. spokesman Andy Surabian told Fox News. "I hope every elected Democrat in the country has the common decency and moral courage to disavow these types of grotesque statements from members of their party."
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/alabama-democrat-donald-trump-jr-abortion-slur
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Lawmakers clash after Dem reads letter on House floor calling Trump supporters 'racist,' 'dumb'
BY RACHEL FRAZIN - 06/11/19
Reps. Marcia Fudge (D-Ohio) and Larry Bucshon (R-Ind.) clashed on Tuesday after Fudge read a constituent letter on the House floor that called Trump supporters "racist" and "dumb."
"Many who support the president's administration are either racists, steeped in religious beliefs, ignorant, or as my mother used to say, just plain dumb," said the letter that Fudge read on the House Floor.
"Remarks and debate may not engage in personalities towards the president, including by repeating remarks made elsewhere that would be improper if spoken in the member’s own words,” said Rep. Marc Veasey (D-Texas) after Fudge's remarks.
Fudge then asked Veasey "What is a personality?" according to a C-SPAN video of the incident.
"Are we in order here, or what are we doing?” Buschon chimed in.
Fudge responded that she was “talking to the speaker.”
“No, you’re out of order,” the Indiana congressman responded.
Veasey called the House to order, after which Buschon again said “You’re out of order.”
“And so are you,” Fudge said as she returned to her seat.
https://thehill.com/homenews/house/447977-lawmakers-clash-after-dem-reads-letter-on-house-floor-calling-trump-supporters
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Lawmakers clash after Dem reads letter on House floor calling Trump supporters 'racist,' 'dumb'
BY RACHEL FRAZIN - 06/11/19
Reps. Marcia Fudge (D-Ohio) and Larry Bucshon (R-Ind.) clashed on Tuesday after Fudge read a constituent letter on the House floor that called Trump supporters "racist" and "dumb."
"Many who support the president's administration are either racists, steeped in religious beliefs, ignorant, or as my mother used to say, just plain dumb," said the letter that Fudge read on the House Floor.
"Remarks and debate may not engage in personalities towards the president, including by repeating remarks made elsewhere that would be improper if spoken in the member’s own words,” said Rep. Marc Veasey (D-Texas) after Fudge's remarks.
Fudge then asked Veasey "What is a personality?" according to a C-SPAN video of the incident.
"Are we in order here, or what are we doing?” Buschon chimed in.
Fudge responded that she was “talking to the speaker.”
“No, you’re out of order,” the Indiana congressman responded.
Veasey called the House to order, after which Buschon again said “You’re out of order.”
“And so are you,” Fudge said as she returned to her seat.
https://thehill.com/homenews/house/447977-lawmakers-clash-after-dem-reads-letter-on-house-floor-calling-trump-supporters
Imagine if that was a republican saying that about obama, the cnn, msnbc "breaking news" scrolling banner would be on high speed revolution about it.
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Imagine if that was a republican saying that about obama, the cnn, msnbc "breaking news" scrolling banner would be on high speed revolution about it.
Truth.
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Actor Michael Rapaport Calls Melania Trump a ‘Dumb FKC’ and a ‘Dumb Animal’
JEROME HUDSON 22 Mar 2020
https://www.breitbart.com/entertainment/2020/03/22/michael-rapaport-calls-melania-trump-a-dumb-fkc-and-a-dumb-animal/?fbclid=IwAR3eH8I1yNaMdN8vqmWR15cR6Z05i_nB7AaCk5q2ik1RER4MwJaRC7m04r0
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Democrat Strategist Wishes Death On Sen. Lindsey Graham After He Tests Positive For COVID
AUGUST 3, 2021
By Jordan Davidson
The political strategist leading the Rhode Island Democratic Party said she hopes Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham dies from COVID-19.
“It’s wrong to hope he dies from Covid right? Asking for a friend. #COVIDISNOTOVER #LINDSEYGRAHAM,” Kate Coyne-McCoy wrote on Monday night in a since-deleted tweet.
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https://thefederalist.com/2021/08/03/democrat-strategist-wishes-death-on-sen-lindsey-graham-after-he-tests-positive-for-covid/