"You have black folks calling in on the Republican line, independents. And you have so many of 'em I can't believe this is just an accident. If you keep on with the way you've been programming, you should change your name from C-Span to black-span..."
-Racist Jack Off (R)
Seriously? Honestly, I should be thanking you because your little complaint highlights a very real and ugly side to our country. And the best part of it is, like all ignorant racist douche bags, you couldn't even approach being clever about it. "Black-span"? That's the best you could come up with? Now if you said they ought to change their name to UPN that might of softened your troglodyte message with a little humor, but I suppose nuance is a bit to grasp for someone whose family tree doesn't branch out.
The next time somebody claims that America is post-racial I can always refer them to this site and have them click the "racism" tag and find evidence on the contrary, in the form of you.
Controversial billboards are going up in the heart of black neighborhoods across Atlanta.
The message is simple and alarming -- that African-American children are an "endangered species" because there are "too many aborted" in the black community. The words are written over the face of a young black child... Attribution
Guarenteed the anti-choice movement sees not even the slightest hint of irony of concern trolling for unborn black children while referring to them as an "endangered species".
NEW ORLEANS (Sept. 23) - American bullet-makers are working around the clock, seven days a week, and still can't keep up with the nation's demand for ammunition.
Shooting ranges, gun dealers and bullet manufacturers say they have never seen such shortages. Bullets, especially for handguns, have been scarce for months because gun enthusiasts are stocking up on ammo, in part because they fear President Barack Obama and the Democratic-controlled Congress will pass antigun legislation — even though nothing specific has been proposed and the president last month signed a law allowing people to carry loaded guns in national parks.
Gun sales spiked when it became clear Obama would be elected a year ago and purchases continued to rise in his first few months of office. The FBI's National Instant Criminal Background Check System reported that 6.1 million background checks for gun sales were issued from January to May, an increase of 25.6 percent from the same period the year before.
I remember having an argument with an old friend in where I was telling him that it is looking increasingly like we may have another civil war. He reacted like I was crazy and didn't know what I was talking about. Flash forward to today with all AR-15 toting tea-baggers, Governors openly talking about secession, and the birthers, and I don't sound so damned crazy, do I? Maybe the left should should start embracing guns instead of thinking we can have a civil debate with these hand jobs.
Special thanks to Think Progress for video and transcript:
COURIC: A twitter question is, adrianinflorida: what do you mean by white culture?
BECK: Um, I, I don’t…
COURIC: You said he had a deep-seated hatred for the white culture, what is that? What is the white culture?
BECK: I guess it’s…gosh. I’m so tempted to make news here today.
Then do so and answer the god damned question.
COURIC: No no, I’m just curious, this was actually adrianinflorida.
BECK: What to do? What to do? Adrian, Go to glennbeck.com. Listen to it. You can hear all of it.
COURIC: No, but you didn’t really address white culture, I think, in your explanation about President Obama, I haven’t seen the whole show, but can you? Just for our purposes?
BECK: Just for your purposes? So this will be a little secret between us?
Stop playing coy and answer the damn question.
COURIC: No, for this show, can you explain what you mean by the white culture? Because some people say that sounds kind of racist.
BECK: Really? It’s amazing to me that, for the first time, I think in history somebody can ask a question and say, “Don’t you think that maybe we have several pieces here?”
Really? You think it is the first time in history someone asked a question so incoherrent and bat shit crazy?
We have several pieces; George Bush says my grandmother was a typical African-American that had, that had her views bred into her. You don’t think maybe we would ask questions about that comment?
George Bush is black?!? What does that have to do with the price of rice in China? Why not just answer the question and stop trying to move the goal posts?
How is it that the first time I think in history, you should check on it, somebody says, “Hey. There’s some red flags here maybe we should look at?” … How am I? How am I the target for asking questions?
COURIC: People just want to know. What is white culture?
BECK: I’m going to see if I can play your game. People just want to know.
Game? You mean journalism? You know, that thing the station you work for claims to engage in...
COURIC: You know, well, Adrian wants to know.
BECK: That’s good for Adrian.
Actually, it's great both for her and the general public to see how much of an unabashed dick you are. Thanks for playing Spanky.
COURIC: No but I mean it’s fine if you make a statement though, shouldn’t you be able to defend exactly what you mean by it. I’m not –
BECK: Katie, how many times have you said, how many times have you said something where you’re like, “I didn’t think. What’s white culture? I don’t know. What’s the white culture?”
What? What is the white culture? I don’t know how to answer that that’s not a trap.
COURIC: Mhmm.
BECK: You know what I mean?
Actually, I am sure she doesn't because Katie isn't a member of Stormfront, the Klu Klux Klan, Strom Thurmond's toadie brigade. or any other guano-insane institution that feels the need to protect the culture of the "white race."
COURIC: Yeah I’m not, I’m just, I’m not trying to trap you, I’m just, I think people wanted to know what that meant exactly.
BECK: Well we know Adrian does.
COURIC: Yeah, and you’re not going to answer her?
BECK: I’m not going to get into your sound bite gotcha game which we already are. We already are.
COURIC: No we’re actually, this is completely unedited so if you felt like you wanted to explain it, you have all the time in the world.
BECK: Mhmm.
COURIC: No? Don’t want to go there?
BECK: Nope.
Why not? Put up or shut up.
COURIC: But basically, you stand behind your assertion that in your view, President Obama is a racist.
BECK: I believe that Americans should ask themselves tough questions. Americans should turn over all the rocks and make their own decisions.
I agree, we should ask ourselves tough questions... How about we start by asking what you meant by "white culture", and then go from there?
I love how every time someone brings up the right's racist roots, they vehemently claim that they aren't and that the left is just playing the race card instead of addressing the "average American's" legitimate concerns... And then you see picture after picture like this:
Remember Dave Chappelle's skit where he played a blind black man who hated black people and then divorced his wife after he found out he was black because she was a "nigger lover"?
"African Americans have treated (Obama) better than they would treat Jesus if he were to return. He's partially alledged to the African American people-Black people always walk around with a chip on their shoulder - because they're Black - daring anybody to say anything to them. Seventy percent of Black men are full of abandonment, full of murder, full of robbery and full of violence. I'm not saying ALL Black men, just seventy percent of them."
--James David Manning
Ever notice as soon as Barack Obama won the Democratic nomination every JC Watts wannabe was on every news station speaking out against him? All of a sudden African-American Republican strategists and spokesman were coming out of the wood work to show us that black people vote republican too. Some people call them Uncle Toms or house negroes... While that may be a little too much, after seeing guys like this talk so much trash about blacks (70% of them are full of murder?!?) I can't help but imagine this guy late night in the shower trying to scrub "the black" off his skin. If you think this is ridiculous mental imagery, then check out his rant about how black women should try marrying white men. In this speech he actually says that Barack Obama's father was "an in heat African" and had "been raised up in the jungles of Kenya" who hadn't "seen more than ten white people in his life" and that "they were all on television." It reminds me of a certain Boondocks episode I saw a few years back...
CARLSON: -- did you know that being married is healthy for you? At least when it comes to Alzheimer's disease or dementia or things like that. This group did a study. They first interviewed middle-aged people around 50 in the 1970s and the 1980s, and then they came back to look at them 21 years later. Those who were married at that point in their life, in the midpoint of their life, ended up having much fewer cases of Alzheimer's than those who were --
DAVE BRIGGS (guest co-host): Yeah.
CARLSON: -- divorced, single, widowed, et cetera.
BRIGGS: I'm kind of conflicted on this one. Because on one hand, I think my wife keeps me sane, because I lose everything and she helps me find it. But I leave cabinets open --
CARLSON: You too, huh?
BRIGGS: Does your husband leave cabinets open?
CARLSON: That first thing you said.
BRIGGS: Losing things? Right?
CARLSON: Yeah.
BRIGGS: But I leave these cabinets open all over the house. I come back in the room, and they're closed. And sometimes I think I'm losing my marbles a little bit. Then I realize she just likes to come behind me and --
CARLSON: She's just looking out for you, Mr. Briggs.
BRIGGS: -- close things and put things away.
KILMEADE: I'm just amazed that they thought about doing this study in the -- by interviewing people in the 1970s and the 1980s.
BRIGGS: A little dated, you think?
KILMEADE: The average is 50, and they see that they keep it together. I find this -- I find this somewhat --
BRIGGS: Go ahead.
KILMEADE: Different. Leave it to the Finns and Swedes to some up with something. They literally --
CARLSON: Don't look at me, pal.
KILMEADE: Because that's a -- we are -- we're -- we're a -- we're -- we keep marrying other species and other ethnics and other --
CARLSON: Are you sure they're not suffering from some of the --
KILMEADE: I mean, the Swedes --
CARLSON: -- causes of dementia right now?
BRIGGS: What are you getting at?
KILMEADE: See, the problem is, the Swedes have pure genes.
BRIGGS: OK.
KILMEADE: Because they marry other Swedes. Because that's the rule. Finland -- Finns marry other Finns, so they have a pure society. In America, we marry everybody.
BRIGGS: OK.
KILMEADE: So, we'll marry Italians and Irish.
BRIGGS: So, this study does not apply?
KILMEADE: Does not apply to us.
BRIGGS: Huh. You are a scientist.
CARLSON: Amazing deduction, Kilmeade.
BRIGGS: Scientist.
KILMEADE: That's a -- those are --
BRIGGS: Dr. Kilmeade, it is.
KILMEADE: That's how I feel.
Don't worry Kilmade, I'm sure you aren't the only one who feels this way. I'm sure Stormfront, the KKK, and Adolf Hitler feel the same as you. Oh and FYI Kilmeade, people cannot interbreed with other species and produce an offspring--it's scientifically impossible...
How is it asshats like this are employed and given a platform to spew their insanity on national television and I am unemployed still?
Ah Larry Elders, let's see how much of a "parody" it is when somebody calls you a negro... Or better yet, an Uncle Tom. Now observe an anchor woman who isn't too busy trying to suck up to the Good Ole Boy's club.
See the difference? She finds it offensive. Take notes Larry.
You may have guessed from the girth of this woman's head (and the hair cut that should have died out in the seventies), that she is a typical mid-western moron. And you would be right, but for some reason the media, as well as both the Republican & Democratic parties are trying to court these intellectual gnats. Unfortunately, our fate rests in these chubby intellectually bankrupt hands. Here are a few gems:
Reporter: And when you hear people say we understand your faith, but what if you're going to vote against your against your husband's interests as an American worker?
Tracy: The lord will take care of us (smiles glibly).
[snip]
Tracy: I can't imagine a President of the United States being named President Obama. I really have a problem with that and I'm not the only one.
Reporter: Because that means what to you?
Tracy: His background. A mother that was atheist. Huh, that really gets to me. A father that was a Muslim. That should get to everyone.
Isn't that great? She won't vote for him because his mother was an Atheist? Something he has no control over? How very "christian." Meet the ugly American, the reason we are the only first world nation on the planet without universal health care.
RIVERSIDE, Calif. – A San Bernardino County Republican group has distributed a newsletter picturing Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama on a $10 bill adorned with a watermelon, ribs and a bucket of fried chicken.
Linking Obama to demeaning racist stereotypes drew denunciations from various GOP officials after the illustration appeared in the October newsletter of the Chaffey Community Republican Women, Federated, the Riverside Press-Enterprise reported Thursday.
Diane Fedele, president of the group, said she had no racist intent.
"I never connected," she told the newspaper. "It was just food to me. It didn't mean anything else."
The Obama campaign declined to comment, saying it does not address such attacks.
Yeah, I could believe it if it were just a bucket of fried chicken, but you through in two more racial stereotypes with the ribs and watermelon. Why don't you just throw in a speech bubble having him say "Oh Lordy Masser, I's never gonna do it again. Please don't beat me masser!" and just get it over with. The GOP's racist roots are showing for everyone to see, and the sad part is that this is taking place in a supposedly "librul" state, not more than twenty miles from where I live.
Iraqi veteran Mike Prysner discusses how racism is used as a tool by the elite:
Poor and working people in this country are sent to kill poor and working people in another country to make to make the rich richer, and without racism soldiers would realize they have more in common with the Iraqi people than with the billionaires who send us to war.
Britsh MPs visiting the Pentagon to discuss America's stance on Iran and Iraq were shocked to be told by one of President Bush's senior women officials: "I hate all Iranians."
And she also accused Britain of "dismantling" the Anglo-US-led coalition in Iraq by pulling troops out of Basra too soon.
The all-party group of MPs say Debra Cagan, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Coalition Affairs to Defence Secretary Robert Gates, made the comments this month.
The six MPs were taken aback by the hardline approach of the Pentagon and in particular Ms Cagan, one of Mr Bush's foreign policy advisers.
She made it clear that although the US had no plans to attack Iran, it did not rule out doing so if the Iranians ignored warnings not to develop a nuclear bomb.
It was her tone when they met her on September 11 that shocked them most.
The MPs say that at one point she said: "In any case, I hate all Iranians."
Although it was an aside, it was not out of keeping with her general demeanour.
"She seemed more keen on saying she didn't like Iranians than that the US had no plans to attack Iran," said one MP. "She did say there were no plans for an attack but the tone did not fit the words."
Why is that a German cross I see hanging around your neck? How appropriate...
Sources are telling FITSNews that a black woman calling herself “Shaniqua” has placed telephone calls to several Republican voters in Beaufort County urging them to vote for Shannon Erickson in today’s GOP State House runoff election. According to individuals who have received them, the calls say, “My name is Shaniqua, and I be voting’ for Shannon Erickson ’cause she gonna give me all the money I need sos I don’t hafta work.” Another phone caller, alleging to be Erickson herself, tells voters that she will “spend money like a drunken sailor” if elected.
Erickson is running against fellow Republican Randy Bates for the GOP nomination in S.C. House District 124. Both are running as fiscal conservatives and supporters of school choice.
The phoney phone calls have some Beaufort insiders pointing fingers at Bates’ political consultant, Rod Shealy, particularly given their overtly racial overtones. Shealy pled guilty to election fraud years ago after hiring an unemployed black fisherman to run against his sister in an effort to frighten white voters.
Rod Shealy, Jr., who is managing Bates’ campaign, told FITSNews, “our campaign knows nothing about this, period.”
“Any campaign worth its salt would be much smarter than to send out something that transparent,” Shealy said.
Former Tennessee Senator Fred Thompson has become the fourth leading GOP presidential candidate to shun the PBS debate this month at a historically black college in Baltimore, the Huffington Post has learned.
The debates, moderated by Tavis Smiley, will go on as planned, despite the absence of Thompson, former mayor Rudy Giuliani, former governor Mitt Romney, and Sen. John McCain. Each campaign cited scheduling issues as the reason for their absence. Nevertheless, the rejections underscore the consistent absence of GOP candidates at minority voter forums.
"There is a pattern here," Smiley told the Huffington Post. "When you tell every black and brown request that you get throughout the primary process that 'no, there's a scheduling problem.' That's a pattern... Are we really supposed to believe that all four of these guys couldn't make it because of scheduling?" Continue article...
Seriously, if you are black and you vote Republican, you are a fucking moron. They don't like you and they never will so stop voting for the good ole boys club already.
