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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 05 Mar 11 - 03:31 PM I brought up the subject of what's going to happen after we take over the government. You know, we become responsible for administrating, you know, 250 million people. And there was no answer. No one had given any thought to economics. How are you going to clothe and feed these people? The only thing that I could get was that they expected that the Cubans, the North Vietnamese, the Chinese and the Russians would all want to occupy different portions of the United States. They also believed that their immediate responsibility would be to protect against what they called the counter-revolution. And they felt that this counter-revolution could best be guarded against by creating and establishing re-education in the Southwest where we would take all of the people who needed to be re‑educated into the new way of thinking and teach them how things were going to be. I asked, "Well, what is going to happen to those people that we can't re‑educate, that are die-hard capitalists?" And the reply was that they'd have to be eliminated and when I pursued this further, they estimated that they'd have to eliminate 25 million people in these re‑education centers. And when I say eliminate, I mean kill 25 million people. I want you to imagine sitting in a room with 25 people, most of whom have graduate degrees from Columbia and other well-known educational centers and hear them figuring out the logistics for the elimination of 25 million people and they were dead serious. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 22 Dec 10 - 08:15 PM ...knockout!!! And... ...500, to boot!!! B~ |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 22 Dec 10 - 08:14 PM Yeah, but she is a... |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Greg F. Date: 22 Dec 10 - 08:08 PM Weeel, I dunno - ya gots Mrs. Palin- she ain't any less an arsehole han Haley......... |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 22 Dec 10 - 06:29 PM Hey, if I'm gonna do the time at least wait until I've done the crime... But on a serious note, there ain't no way in the world that a man as down right ugly as Ol' Haley can get elected president... I mean, he makes Lyndon Johnson look like a Playgirl centerfold... Sho nuff does... I mean, I look at Ol' Haley and automatically think of one rather obnoxious hog that I once saw at the McKaffe's farm... There was a railroad track that run right next to that farm and word is that a coal train with a 174 fully loaded cars saw that hog, jumped tracks and took a dirt road... That is ugly, folks, and as God as my witness that hog looked a heck of alot better than Ol' Haley... Face it, the only thing that Ol' Haley need to run for is a good plastic surgeon... B~ |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: mousethief Date: 22 Dec 10 - 12:25 PM Jumpin' Jeeezis, Bobert, its them dang pesky FACTS again, ain't it??? They oughta be outlawed, ya know? Just try to publish too many facts at once and they haul your ass in for sexual impropriety. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Greg F. Date: 22 Dec 10 - 12:22 PM Jumpin' Jeeezis, Bobert, its them dang pesky FACTS again, ain't it??? They oughta be outlawed, ya know? I shore am lookin' forward to President Barbour, ain't you? The level of brain death current in the country, I don't put this beyond a possibility.... |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 22 Dec 10 - 09:23 AM Fact: Ol' Haley attended Ol' Miss several after federal marshals had to escort James Meridith to the school to desegregate it... Fact: Though the black population in Mississippi was over 20% when Ol' Haley was at Ol' Miss the actual black enrollment was less that 1% when Ol' Hale3y went there... Fact: Yazoo City, Ol' Haley's home town did not desegregate nuntil 16 years after Brown v. Topeka, Board of Education... Fact: Jeppie Barbour, Ol' Haley's older brother and then mayor of Yazoo City, Ms. only desegregated after being threatened with federal intervention and is quoted as saying, "We don't have much other choice."... Fact: After the Brown v. Topeka Board of Education decision the local Yazoo City KKK tried to change it's image and organized "Citizens Council" which bullied and put pressure on the community to keep schools segregated... Interpretation: Ol' Haley wouldn't know a fact if it bit him on his ass... B~ |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Greg F. Date: 21 Dec 10 - 06:22 PM Jim Crow laws "don't amount to diddly"? No, Mouse, Ol' Haley was saying that SLAVERY didn't amount to diddly. He's way beyond a tool. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 21 Dec 10 - 06:19 PM We are on the same page there, Strings... I have suggested that progressives Senators and Reps should pick out a couple of the incoming Tea Partiers and take them to lunch... There will come a time when Southern Man will figure out that Boss Hog has been using the crud outta him... When that day comes, everything will change for the progressive side... Might as well push it along... B~ |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Stringsinger Date: 21 Dec 10 - 03:28 PM There are those in the Tea Party who are misguided and some are racists, not all. What needs to happen is that the Tea Party need to join with the Left to resist corporate power and its takeover of the government. The government can serve the people if Wall Street is curtailed. In the meantime, it's as much John Roberts as it is Dick Armey. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: mousethief Date: 21 Dec 10 - 01:34 PM Jim Crow laws "don't amount to diddly"? What a tool. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Greg F. Date: 21 Dec 10 - 12:16 PM Yeah, or which end of the police dog & cattle prod. Or, for that matter, which end of the rope. Guess Ol' Haley never heard of Goodwin, Schwerner & Chaney. Of course, Philadelphia is two counties east of Haley's home town.... |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 21 Dec 10 - 11:16 AM Guess "that bad" depends on what end of the night-stick or fire-hose you find yerself on??? |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Greg F. Date: 21 Dec 10 - 09:53 AM Discussing Civil Rights Era, a Governor Is Criticized By MICHAEL D. SHEAR Published: December 20, 2010 WASHINGTON — In an interview that set off a new round of debate on Monday about racial attitudes and politics, Gov. Haley Barbour of Mississippi, a potential Republican presidential candidate, recalled the 1960s civil rights struggle in his hometown, Yazoo City, saying, "I just don't remember it as being that bad." In a profile published Monday in The Weekly Standard, Mr. Barbour also talked about the White Citizens' Councils of the late 1960s, which opposed racial integration. Mr. Barbour, a teenager and young adult during the 1960s, said that in his town, they were a positive force, praising them as "an organization of town leaders" who refused to tolerate the racist attitudes of the Ku Klux Klan. The comments came as Mr. Barbour, 62, is actively considering a bid for the White House, and the governor's political opponents and some civil rights groups quickly seized on the remarks. Derrick Johnson, president of the Mississippi N.A.A.C.P., told The Huffington Post, "It's beyond disturbing — it's offensive that he would take that approach to the history of this state to many African-Americans who had to suffer as a result of the policies and practices of the Citizens Council." More recently, Mr. Barbour came to the defense of Gov. Bob McDonnell of Virginia, who had omitted any mention of slavery in his office's annual declaration of April as Confederate History Month. Interviewed on CNN, Mr. Barbour dismissed the incident. "To me, it's a sort of feeling that it's a nit, that it is not significant," he said, adding that it was "trying to make a big deal out of something doesn't amount to diddly." |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 08 Dec 10 - 08:47 PM Thanks fir the links, mouse... I hadn't heard this one but it doesn't surprise me one bit... Reminds me of the rednecks I have grown up with who delight in sayin', "I ain't got nuthin' against Negroes... Some of my best friends are Negroes..." Yeah, Bubba, name one??? What, cat got yer tongue, Bubba??? Wait until these folks find out that Eric Cantor is Jewish... I mean, after what??? 500 posts here??? Seems that no one has been able to lay out a defense of these people's bigotry... B~ |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Greg F. Date: 08 Dec 10 - 12:00 PM Damn! Makes me so proud to be an Amerikun I could just shit. Of course the TeaBaggers aren't racist bigots......... |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: mousethief Date: 08 Dec 10 - 10:10 AM Bobert: What next, mouse??? How about, trying to unseat the Texas House speaker because he's Jewish? Kinda fits your thread title too. And, deliciously, one of the bigots even defends himself by saying some of his best friends are Jews! |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 02 Dec 10 - 07:21 AM Define "lib".... |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 01 Dec 10 - 11:47 PM Biden was speaking as a "politican".... Oh, I got it now "politicans" tell lies and Libs eat it up. And I have been complimenting Obama all along for not turning everything into a racial issue and now Bobert claims he is just being a disingenuous "politican". |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: mousethief Date: 01 Dec 10 - 10:56 PM MGD |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 01 Dec 10 - 06:33 PM I guess you mean Budweiser and NASCAR, mouse??? |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: mousethief Date: 01 Dec 10 - 03:25 PM Looks to me like they want 1620. With a few modern amenities of course. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 01 Dec 10 - 09:31 AM What next, mouse??? Callin' off the Emancipation Proclamation??? I mean, where does this end??? What year in American history would the Tea Partiers agree on as the ideal year to return the country to in order for them to feel they have "their country back"??? I've heard folks us the early 1920s as the perfect time for these folks but looks more like the 1820s with what they say they want... Well, here's my idea... Let's use some tax money for a good cause and fund a bigass time mnachine, stuff all the Tea Partiers into it like a bigass elevator, hit the 1820 button and let 'um have what they want... B~ |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: mousethief Date: 30 Nov 10 - 10:49 PM The Tea Party is only looking after your best interests. If you're a white property-owning male. Tea Party Leader: Restricting Voting to Property Owners 'Makes a Lot of Sense' |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 27 Nov 10 - 08:43 AM Biden was speaking as a "politican".... B~ |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 26 Nov 10 - 11:54 PM The Tea Party movement is not racist, Vice President Joe Biden said yesterday, though he believes that some Tea Partiers have expressed racist views. "Very conservative, very different views on government and a whole lot of things," Biden said during an interview broadcast on ABC's "This Week." "But it is not a racist organization." President Obama doesn't think so, either, Biden said.Asked if the President agrees with Jimmy Carter's claim yesterday that race is driving the anger at Obama and his agenda, Gibbs said he doesn't. "The president does not believe that criticism comes based on the color of his skin," Gibbs said. He treated the protests with a striking degree of respect, saying the White House understands that "people have disagreements" over the administration's initiatives on the auto industry and the economy. "The president does not believe that it's based on the color of his skin," Gibbs repeated. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Greg F. Date: 24 Nov 10 - 10:17 AM Be nice if he took steps to become less ignorant across the board, Bobert. the Civil Rights movement is merely one of a score or more of subjects of which he is demonstrably ignorant. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 23 Nov 10 - 09:10 PM No, Saws, you aren't... What you are doing is: 1. Cyber-stalking me... 2. Calling me a racist and/or bigot after I have a. asked you to stop it b. told you to stop it 3. Refusing to learn anything about the history of racism in America by: a. continuing to make statements that show your complete and total ignorance on not only American history but the struggles of black Americans b.refusing, when I have suggested that you go talk with a professor of race studies so that you might become less ignorant 4. Showing me and my family disrespect for our involvement in the Civil Rights movement by: a. refusing to take the time to understand that what I tell you about the use of words and history of the Civil Rights movement comes from my "experiences" in the: 1.) the civil rights movement and 2) by history living a good portion of my life purdy much exclusively with black people... 5. Thinking that you can bully me and marginalize my knowledge of things you don't/won't understand by: a. Calling me a bigot because you want to score points rather than actually learn something b. Calling me a racist because you think that by doing so it will validate your ignorance in the eyes of this community... Summation: You are ignorant about American history... You are ignorant of the Civil Rights movement... You are ignorant about my history or who I am... You are ignorant to the fact that there are millions of people who absolutely get what I am talking about here... But, other than callin' me a racist or bigot, the worst part about your ignorance is that you seem very *****proud**** to be ignorant... I don't give a rat's ass if you stay the most ignorant person on the planet, Sawz... Just don't involve me in your little ignorance ballgames 'cause, like I told you, this is one area that I will not allow you to use this forum to call me these disgraceful names... Like I have said before, there are lots of other labels/names that I can live with, i.e, asshole, dumbass, shitface, motherfucker, jerkmo, stupmo, shithead, asswipe, ect... They are all fine... Bigot, racism or any other label that you try to stick on me because you refuse to deal with your ignorance while belittling the things I have done in my life is going to inspire me to deviate from Dr. King's teachings... BTW, if you really want to understand the Civil Rights movement, buy and read, "At The Dark End of the Street" by Danielle L. McGuire just for starters... By the time you get to the end of that book you'll have just a clue, just a glimpse, of what I have been talking about... Now, until you either make some changes to become less ignorant of Civil Rights, of language as it relates to race and of your own little needs to attack/stalk me then I'd suggest that you go back to arguing with me about other stuff... There's no shortgae of it that won't force me to deal with you on a different level... You know my position... That won't change... B~ B~ |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 23 Nov 10 - 08:44 PM No Greg, I mean threatening to shoot some body like this: Norman Leboon says Eric Cantor will "receive my bullets in your office, remember they will be placed in your heads. Threatening to shoot people who don't agree with you is terrorism. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 23 Nov 10 - 08:37 PM That sounds like a threat Bobert. I am not threatening you am I? I am merely pointing out some examples of why red***K and uncle tom are pejoratives but you claim I am the hateful one. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Greg F. Date: 21 Nov 10 - 10:08 AM Threatening to shoot people who don't agree with you is terrorism... Ya mean like your gun toting, TeaBagger buddies do, Sawz? Couldn't agree with ya more. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 20 Nov 10 - 10:34 PM I ain't threatening to shoot you... I've asked you to quit calling me a "bigot"... I've asked Joe put a stop to it... He say's for me to deal with it any way I need to... Hey, like I told you last time... I don't give a rat's ass what else you want to call me but bigot or racist ain't gonna do... I mean it... Hey, I might be a follower of Dr. King but I also got nuff redneck and martial arts trainin' in me to stop you from callin' me these hatefull names... And I think I can find you... Not sure, but if you keep it up then you can take it to the bank that I'm gonna call in some markers and get this little situation situated... So just stop it and save us both the aggravation... NO, better yet... Let yer wife read what I have said here... I'm sure she'd rather not see yer obsession with me bring you a dose of trouble that I don't think either of ya'll need... And for the record: cyber-stalkin' is a crime... B~ |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 20 Nov 10 - 10:05 PM Bobert: Exactly, strings... Threatening to shoot people who don't agree with you is terrorism... A DNC official said it was researching contributions made by Norman Leboon, a Philadelphia man charged Monday with threatening to kill House Minority Whip Eric Cantor Exactly Bobert, A Democrat threatening to shoot people who don't agree with them is terrorism... |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 20 Nov 10 - 10:02 PM I have given several examples of other peoples examples of racism and bigotry. I am merely bringing them to your attention. Your idea of a debate is physical violence if the other party does not agree with you. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 20 Nov 10 - 07:57 PM You keep calling me a bigot and I'll make a greater effort in finding you and put a ass whup on you that you won't ever forget... End of conversation!!! Square business... B~ |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 20 Nov 10 - 07:20 PM Original characterization and critical evaluations: Detail of an illustration from the first book edition of Uncle Tom's Cabin. Depicts Uncle Tom as young and muscular At the time of the novel's initial publication in 1851 Uncle Tom was a rejection of the existing stereotypes of minstrel shows; Stowe's melodramatic story humanized the suffering of slavery for white audiences by portraying Tom as a Christlike figure who is ultimately martyred, beaten to death by a cruel [Democrat] master because Tom refuses to betray the whereabouts of two fugitive female slaves. James Weldon Johnson, a prominent figure of the Harlem Renaissance, expresses an ambivalent opinion in his autobiography: For my part, I was never an admirer of Uncle Tom, nor of his type of goodness; but I believe that there were lots of old Negroes as foolishly good as he; the proof of which is that they knowingly stayed and worked on the plantations that furnished sinews for the army which was fighting to keep them enslaved."[Democrats] Yassah the Uncle Toms kissed up to the Democrats. So the cowardly Democrats have to invent the Dixiecrat Myth to try to wash the blood from their hands and blame all of their history of racism on the Republicans. Even today the only interest Democrats have in Black folks is their votes. To secure their votes thay blame all of their problems on Republicans. LBJ at tha time of the reincarnation of the Deocrats: "I'll have those Ni**ers voting Democratic for the next 200 years" You'd find these potentates from down in Africa, you know, rather than eating each other, they'd just come up and get a good square meal in Geneva." – Fritz Hollings (D, S.C.) Is you their black-haired answer-mammy who be smart? Does they like how you shine their shoes, Condoleezza? Or the way you wash and park the whitey's cars?" Left-wing radio host Neil Rogers Blacks and Hispanics are too busy eating watermelons and tacos to learn how to read and write. CBS News Mike Wallace. In the days of slavery, there were those slaves who lived on the plantation and [there] were those slaves that lived in the house. You got the privilege of living in the house if you served the master … exactly the way the master intended to have you serve him. Colin Powell's committed to come into the house of the master. When Colin Powell dares to suggest something other than what the master wants to hear, he will be turned back out to pasture. Harry Belafonte Republicans bring out Colin Powell and J.C. Watts because they have no program, no policy. They have no love and no joy. They'd rather take pictures with black children than feed them. Donna Brazile (On Clarence Thomas) A handkerchief-head, chicken-and-biscuit-eating Uncle Tom. Spike Lee (on Ward Connerly) He's married to a white woman. He wants to be white. He wants a colorless society. He has no ethnic pride. He doesn't want to be black. Senator Diane Watson Rather I should die a thousand times, and see Old Glory trampled in the dirt never to rise again, than to see this beloved land of ours become degraded by race mongrels, a throwback to the blackest specimen from the wilds. Senator Robert Byrd These laws [segregation] are still constitutional and I promise you that until they are removed from the ordinance books of Birmingham and the statute books of Alabama, they will be enforced in Birmingham to the utmost of my ability and by all lawful means. Democrat Bull Connor |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 20 Nov 10 - 06:33 PM You guessed wrong Mr racist bigot. Google up "uncle tom is a racist term" The following is a list of ethnic slurs (ethnophaulisms) that are, or have been, used as insinuations or allegations about members of a given ethnicity or to refer to them in a derogatory (critical or disrespectful), pejorative (disapproving or contemptuous), or insulting manner in the English-speaking world.
Uncle Tom A pejorative for an American black person who is perceived as behaving in a subservient manner to white authority figures. There has always been bigotry, and sadly there always will be bigotry. Call it the ugly side of human nature, or the worst angels of our race, but some of us will always be consumed with hatred and intolerance for those who are different. Bigotry is a mental disorder if you ask me, a form of delusion where one person can not accept that someone else looks, talks, dresses, or prays differently than they do. It is truly pathetic to watch or listen to a bigot spewing their rank stupidity and generally making a public nuisances of themselves. Perhaps the most disturbing bigotry on display in today's world is coming form a rather odd place. It is very strange indeed to see and hear the bigotry spewed by the political correctors of the world. These people have long cloaked themselves in the garb of social justice and equality, yet it is they who have become the bigots and the haters of today's society. Their hatred comes not so much from gender or race, but from ideological differences. Anyone is very welcome to look different from the politically correct, but watch out if anyone dares think of having a different opinion. Consider please some recent examples of how obsessed the politically correct are to eradicate anyone who thinks differently than they do. Make no mistake, the goal of this group of bigots is not to debate or disagree honorably. Instead their goal is to stamp out anyone who thinks it OK to have a diverse ideology. At a mall in South Florida the upcoming Easter holiday is being erased by the politically bigoted. No store can mention the word Easter. Oh there is a bunny there to take pictures with the kids, and an egg hunt, but the word Easter is forbidden. So much for respecting diversity of religion. The only religion the politically correct want to hear is their beloved secular humanism. In Norway, the Prime Minister is angry at IKEA, a furniture manufacturer, because their instruction manuals show only men assembling furniture. The manuals are sexist and discriminatory according to Norwegian Prime Minister Kjell Magne Bondevik. Ah but there is a kink in the armor of the politically correct here my friends. Seems IKEA has opted not to show women in their manuals lest they offend Muslims. Quite the quandary these mental midgets have isn't it? Whom shall they dare to offend? In Arkansas managers of a charity-run senior citizens center have been forced to ban any of these folks from saying grace before meals. It seems some narrow-minded busy-body threatened to sue if the prayers were allowed to continue. Once more only secular humanism is acceptable to these bigots. So much for their claim of loving religious freedom. In Texas advocates of breast feeding are asking the state legislature to forbid baby formula manufacturers from giving out free samples to new mothers. So I suppose they are now to be the sole voice in how parents should feed their babies? How self-consumed these people are, and they are only too happy to enact laws dictating how others should raise their children. At Bowdoin College in Maine the politically correct bigots are in high gear. They are outraged that a Black Conservative was invited to speak recently. The speaker Vernon Robinson, is not really a Black guy according to the small minded critics. He is instead an Uncle Tom who has no right to speak on campus. Now this might seem the most insidious case of mental dysfunction but wait there is another punch line. The critics of Robinson are also accusing the student Republicans who invited Robinson of displaying a lack of openness by asking him to speak. Well sure, they forgot to check with the Bowdoin bigots before asking Robinson to speak. How dare they think for themselves! At Harvard actress Jada Pinkett Smith recently ran afoul of the politically correct while giving a speech during the Cultural Rhythms show. What was the actress's sin? Why she talked about her marriage to actor Will Smith and apparently did not talk about Gay or lesbian relations. How dare this insensitive actress be heterosexual? And even worse she talked about it in public! Students at Middle Tennessee State have decided that the word "lady" is sexist and derogatory to the universities women's athletic teams. "When we use the word 'lady,' today at least, we recognize it as sort of a sexist remark," said Ryan Husak, a member of Solidarity. "It is used to sort of suggest secondary status." Really? I just thought it was good manners. How nice of these know-it-alls to educate our heathen minds. In Brooksville, Florida a City-Councilman has deemed the city logo offensive and racist because there are, hold your breath now, two Confederate soldiers carrying a Confederate flag on it. Once more history is to be erased and Southerners are to be ashamed of their ancestors and Southern heritage is to sacrificed on the altar of political correctness. So understand this if you talk differently, think differently, dare to worship any religion but secular humanism, own a gun, are Southern, a White male, a Conservative Black or woman, call women ladies, mention that you are attracted to the opposite sex, drive an SUV, eat meat, smoke, do not worship the United Nations, or support America defending herself, you are now targeted. There is no place here for you. You are not to be tolerated or included and your sensitivities matter not. Don't like it? Tough you should have thought more carefully before deciding to think for yourself. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 12 Nov 10 - 06:26 PM Guess you never heard of Uncle Tom, Sawz... Well, Google it up... |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 12 Nov 10 - 03:34 PM "Electing a black makes perfect sense" You want to have it both ways. The Tea Party hates Black people and wants them out of office but then they elect black people and that makes sense?. This is totally ass backward from your stance when you started this hate thread of yours. Now all your claims have turned out to be Garbage in = Garbage out. You were supposedly exposing the hatred of the Tea Party but what you have exposed is your own hatred for Red***ks. "It's obvious that Sawz is one the defensive here with his sarcasim about this and thet being terrorists or hate groups... That way he really doesn't have to look at the *real* situation that is occuring in the Tea Party... There is a reason why when you look at the pictures of these Tea Party rallies that 99% of the folks are whiter than a Sears washer... That oughtta say somethin'... Maybe the same somethin' that explains why black folks didn't join the Klan... Just a wild supposition... lol..." "There ain't enough hate in the world for this brand of right wing haters, Greg... They are eat up with it... They are so consumed with hate that many would love nothin' more than to see the United Sates become a "failed state" because of their hatred of a black president... Sad, but true... But then when they are confronted with that they have the balls to call the folks who call them "the bigots" and "the haters"... What we have is a nation that is about to come apart becasue of the right wing demanding that "their country" be returned to them??? LIke why do they think it's theirs??? Because they say so???" |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 12 Nov 10 - 02:48 PM Well, gol danged... If I were balck man in South Carolina and wnated to get elected I's sho nuff run as a Tea Partier... Makes perfect sense... I mean, the Tea Party is desperate to find anyone who can counter the fact that they are the angry white people's party... Electing a black makes perfect sense... Why do you think the RNC puts up with Steele??? Token Negro Syndrome TNS)... B~ |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Greg F. Date: 12 Nov 10 - 01:21 PM Hey, just shows that brain death , delusion, and a tendency to propose simple solutions to complex problems aren't limited to white "anglo-saxons". Stupidity is equal-opportunity. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 12 Nov 10 - 12:51 PM Elected by Bobert's "Racist / KKK Tea Party" of "disgusting little red***k hypocrits" Tea partiers elected two black representatives, Hispanic American congress woman. a Cuban-American Senator and an Indian-American female as governor.... .....In New Mexico, Susana Martinez was elected as the nation's first female Hispanic governor. Nikki Haley, whose parents were born in India, will be the first woman governor in South Carolina, and Brian Sandoval became Nevada's first Hispanic governor. Insurance company owner Tim Scott will be the first black Republican congressman from South Carolina since Reconstruction, after easily winning in his conservative district. Scott, a 45-year-old state representative, earned a primary victory over the son of U.S. Sen. Strom Thurmond. In Florida, veteran Allen West ousted a two-term Democrat to a House seat. He is the first black Republican elected to Congress from Florida since a former slave served two terms in the 1870s... ...Speaking of leftist tactics, Allen West, a former Army Colonel, said, "The No.1 thing that you always try to do to silence an opponent in the United States of America is to call someone a racist." So true. But that truth has more clout when the speaker is both black and a big supporter of the Tea Party himself. West points out that the "Tea" in Tea Party stands for "Taxed Enough Already." The transparent purpose of the movement was to elect officials who would stop runaway federal spending, prevent tax increases and support Constitutional government. Making out such people to be racists was a sign of desperation on the part of their foes. AHHHHHHHHHHHH - Houston we have a problem. Seems the Dilithium crystals in the NCC Bobert have done burned out fer good. ;◂◗ |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Bobert Date: 11 Nov 10 - 06:22 PM Nice rant... Couldn't have said it better, myself... |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: VirginiaTam Date: 11 Nov 10 - 02:24 PM Dear Tea Party |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 03 Nov 10 - 02:07 AM If then. Yeah that is the proof of anything. In your mind anyway. Try this "if then": If Clarence Thomas invented street gangs that kill thousands of people and actually killed some people himself, you would be whining to save him from the death sentence instead of lynching him with no trial. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: GUEST,Bobert at the library... Date: 02 Nov 10 - 03:59 PM Too late, Sawz... Clarence has lynched himself... Don't confuse the fact that some thugs get asway with stuff with them being non-thugs... You'd change yer tune if it was yer wife who Clarence sexually harrassed... B~ |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 02 Nov 10 - 01:20 PM When are you going to lynch Clarence Thomas Bobert? You know he is guilty regardless. No trial no report to file. |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: Sawzaw Date: 02 Nov 10 - 01:17 PM Nutball=metaphor Copout=metaphor Brainwashed=metaphor Bobert criticizes others for using metaphors and then proceeds to do the same. Did you forget how to spell hypocrite allready? Write it down this time Bobert. Hypocrite |
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Subject: RE: BS: KKK/Tea Party Day From: WalkaboutsVerse Date: 01 Nov 10 - 03:51 PM They are on the BBC now - "Tea Party America: this world" - and they ARE wrong. The best way is to accept that we humans are competitive and have strong strong regulations - NOT freedom/liberty - to make that competition as fair as possible, with safety nets (such as Obama is trying to introduce), and respect for indigenous land rights. And the best way to regulate large facilities is to nationalise them. The Statue of Liberty (which I've visited in 1997) should be renamed The Statue of Regulationism. Or if you prefer it in verse - http://walkaboutsverse.webs.com/#153 |
