Yet Another Sickening Deluge of Overt Racism at #Breitbart.com

What right wing racism?

WingnutsJune 2012 • Views: 37,408

Whenever you see an article like this at breitbart.com, you know it’s a signal to their right wing commenters that it’s time to let their racist freak flags fly: CONGRESSIONAL BLACK CAUCUS WALKS OUT ON CONTEMPT VOTE.

First, the premise of the article is false — it wasn’t just the Congressional Black Caucus who walked out, they were joined by the majority of House Democrats.

Second: blatant, open, right wing racist hatred. A disgusting deluge of it.

Every one of them has been accused, investigated or convicted of a crime.

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Looks like a zoo exibit that got loose. Oh, you said criminals, I thought it said animals, oopsy.

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I hope they keep walking — right out of the country. A swift kick to their white-hating asses would be in order too.

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Which part of BLACK caucus don’t you understand? That’s racist to the max,

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When you listen to these folks speak, please take note of the difficulty they each have constructing a single coherent sentence - the best and the brightest, to be sure.

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It’s not what you think people! There was a pole smokers for pedophiles fund raiser just down the street……….. These spunk chuggers just wanted to get good seats.

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‘Affirmative Action’: n***g**s new proxy.

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They stand there, with their racism on full display, and not a single one of them realizes that they, themselves, are the racists/bigots. The old, ingrained plantation mentality blinds them all.

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I hope we have a good election turnout to get these spooks out of office and get people in their that willwork for the people!

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Blakks holding public office are traitors to our country. This example shows that blakks scoff at their oath of office because it forces them to obey whitey’s laws. They are through obeying whitey’s laws because Obama disobeys whitey’s laws. Obama has set them free to outwardly disregard our form of government and fight for a single purpose, to rob whitey to feed their own. Dammmmn our country, get revenge on it. That is their oath of office.

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To bad there wasn’t a drive by or a runaway bus while they were gathered all together.

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The leaves on the tree of liberty are starting to look a little dry.

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Why are these blakks assembled as a gang showing the world they hate whites? Aren’t they racist? I don’t care if they are racist, I want them out of our white country, as they are destroying it.

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pot calling kettle black, good one.

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I think it’s time to bring back the old derogatory names which were used against these race baiters as they have not progressed beyond race and probably never will.

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That be Rayciss! And I agree.

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Uh, in Texas, those designations never went out of style.

And what Yankees call a “slingshot” still goes by its original name here.

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There actions make white people think black people are stupid.

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Black Congressional Caucus ’ values and mentality are skin deep only

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Those uppity slaves have crossed the reservation and need to be taught a lesson.

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Where is the White Caucus, to protect White people from these racists?

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May I still say how I hate these people? Or have we lost that freedom too?

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They are good at giving away whitey’s money.

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The flying monkeys from Oz.

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..and Representative Cummings say, “We iz ded serius - oh yess we iz! Y’all kin tell by how set our faces iz. We meens bidness!”

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Then he axed, “were da baffroom be at?”

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BLACK SCUM.

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No, they walked out because they heard there was a watermellon truck that over-turned on South Capital street.

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House Niggas

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When they do this as a group they display their COLLECTIVE ignorance , put these animals back in cages

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Betcha they would have stayed if there would have been free chicken & ribs being served inside…….WHAT YOU TALKING BOUT, WILLIS??????????

You might be wondering about the hater who wrote, “Uh, in Texas, those designations never went out of style. And what Yankees call a “slingshot” still goes by its original name here.”

That “original name” is “n..ger shooter.”

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93 comments

HappyWarrior Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:11:40pm

Of course. And I am so sick of people whining about the idea of a black caucus as if it's some proof of a racial double standard. Quit the crying assholes.

Sol Berdinowitz Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:12:34pm

If you have trouble with the concept of black people participating in politics, you have a problem with the black caucus...

Kragar Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:13:02pm

And if you ask them, they'll all say they're true Americans and patriots.

mr.fusion Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:13:28pm

There actions make white people think black people are stupid.

Freaking priceless

Charles Johnson Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:13:29pm

You might be wondering about the hater who wrote, “Uh, in Texas, those designations never went out of style. And what Yankees call a “slingshot” still goes by its original name here.”

That “original name” is “n..ger shooter.”

Bulworth Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:13:43pm

Team Wingnut. How lovely.

dragonfire1981 Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:14:16pm

Better prepare the beaches, there's probably a second wave coming in soon:

Michelle Obama cites Jesus as a model for Democratic Organizing

First lady Michelle Obama Thursday offered a rare public reflection on her religious faith, telling a conference of the African Methodist Episcopal church that the life of Jesus Christ is a model for democratic organizing.
"It's kind of like church," Obama said. "Our faith journey isn't just about showing up on Sunday for a good sermon and good music and a good meal. It's about what we do Monday through Saturday as well, especially in those quiet moments, when the spotlight's not on us, and we're making those daily choices about how to live our lives.

"We see that in the life of Jesus Christ. Jesus didn't limit his ministry to the four walls of the church," she said. "He was out there fighting injustice and speaking truth to power every single day. He was out there spreading a message of grace and redemption to the least, the last, and the lost. And our charge is to find Him everywhere, every day by how we live our lives."

Coracle Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:14:21pm

If you disagree with me, you are part of the problem.

dragonfire1981 Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:14:37pm

re: #5 Charles Johnson

You might be wondering about the hater who wrote, “Uh, in Texas, those designations never went out of style. And what Yankees call a “slingshot” still goes by its original name here.”

That “original name” is “n..ger shooter.”

I knew I had a good reason to not like Texas.

Archangelus Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:14:41pm

Blatant Racism at a right-wing website? I'm shocked, shocked I tell you!!

/notevenremotely

HappyWarrior Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:15:05pm

re: #7 dragonfire1981

Better prepare the beaches, there's probably a second wave coming in soon:

Michelle Obama cites Jesus as a model for Democratic Organizing

Yeah hear come the wookie and ape comments and the claims she's comparing herself to Christ.

Kragar Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:15:43pm

re: #10 Archangelus

Blatant Racism at a right-wing website? I'm shocked, shocked I tell you!!

/notevenremotely

Normally, they're so subtle about it.

Bulworth Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:15:46pm

What racist quotes?! Oh those racist quotes. That's just a bunch of sock puppets from LGF

Mostly sane, most of the time. Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:16:23pm

I read most of Uncle Tom's Cabin on Wednesday for a class I'm teaching this fall. (Civil War history).

Cried all day, because I'm a sucker for sad books. Most of the book is actually about the pain of families being split up. I didn't know--never having bothered to read it-- SPOILER ALERT STOP HERE IF YOU DON'T WANT TO KNOW--that Uncle Tom is beaten to death in the end.

Not feeling like giving this a pass.

HappyWarrior Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:16:41pm

re: #13 Bulworth

Of course, it's liberal moles trying to make conservatives look bad because that's what we do in our spare time! No true Scotsman!

Archangelus Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:17:13pm

re: #7 dragonfire1981

Michelle Obama cites Jesus as a model for Democratic Organizing

Sigh, cut to the next GOP outrageous outrage in three, two, one...

Kragar Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:18:35pm

Romney: Students Should Get ‘As Much Education As They Can Afford’

Not make education more affordable or improve education, but get what they can afford? That is his advice on education?

Mitt can fuck right off.

Sol Berdinowitz Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:19:45pm

re: #17 Kragar

Romney: Students Should Get ‘As Much Education As They Can Afford’

Mitt certainly did...

Mostly sane, most of the time. Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:20:58pm

re: #17 Kragar

I do think that schools need to start being up front with students about what employment opportunities the different majors offer, and how long it will take to pay off their loans.

Majoring in Medieval literature is enjoyable, but if you are financing your education through loans, it's a bad idea.

Henchman 26 Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:21:17pm

How do you go through a day without getting a massive sad on?

Sol Berdinowitz Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:22:13pm

re: #19 Mostly sane, most of the time.

I do think that schools need to start being up front with students about what employment opportunities the different majors offer, and how long it will take to pay off their loans.

Majoring in Medieval literature is enjoyable, but if you are financing your education through loans, it's a bad idea.

Indiana University, with one of the most prestigious music schools in the country, does not offer a major in music alone, you need a second major in order to get a degree.

They do not want a reputation for turning out unemployable grads.

Kragar Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:22:32pm

re: #20 b_sharp

How do you go through a day without getting a massive sad on?

Porn.

Henchman 26 Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:23:01pm

re: #19 Mostly sane, most of the time.

I do think that schools need to start being up front with students about what employment opportunities the different majors offer, and how long it will take to pay off their loans.

Majoring in Medieval literature is enjoyable, but if you are financing your education through loans, it's a bad idea.

People do best at what they are interested in, not necessarily at what pays best. Money isn't the primary motivator for many people.

HappyWarrior Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:23:04pm

re: #17 Kragar

Romney: Students Should Get ‘As Much Education As They Can Afford’

Not make education more affordable or improve education, but get what they can afford? That is his advice on education?

Mitt can fuck right off.

And he calls Obama out of touch. How about making it so everyone has a chance at a high quality education and not to worry about having high debts or is that only for rich snobs like you Mitt? God I hate this guy. So sick of his smug bullshit.

Henchman 26 Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:24:10pm

re: #22 Kragar

Porn.

But when you get right down to it, a squeal is just a squeal.

wrenchwench Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:24:54pm

re: #20 b_sharp

How do you go through a day without getting a massive sad on?

Don't read EmmmieG's spoiler alerts.

Henchman 26 Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:25:35pm

re: #10 Archangelus

Blatant Racism at a right-wing website? I'm shocked, shocked I tell you!!

/notevenremotely

Most of them have no idea how to identify racism.
It's just a word to them.

Kragar Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:27:05pm

re: #25 b_sharp

But when you get right down to it, a squeal is just a squeal.

HOW DARE YOU?!?!

Mostly sane, most of the time. Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:27:18pm

re: #23 b_sharp

People do best at what they are interested in, not necessarily at what pays best. Money isn't the primary motivator for many people.

Yes, but if you have $50,000 worth of loans and can't get a good job, this is a very real problem.

HappyWarrior Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:27:44pm

re: #23 b_sharp

People do best at what they are interested in, not necessarily at what pays best. Money isn't the primary motivator for many people.

Yeah, thing is we need people of all backgrounds to make this economy function. Not everyone can be or wants to be an entrepreneur. I have no interest whatsoever in starting my own business because it's just not something for me.

mr.fusion Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:27:59pm

re: #17 Kragar

Romney: Students Should Get ‘As Much Education As They Can Afford’

Not make education more affordable or improve education, but get what they can afford? That is his advice on education?

Hey it's no sweat.....if they can't afford much education they can always just borrow money from their rich parents to start their own businesses.

Problem solved

Henchman 26 Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:29:21pm

re: #29 Mostly sane, most of the time.

Yes, but if you have $50,000 worth of loans and can't get a good job, this is a very real problem.

Been there, done that.
Lucky for me I became as interested in computers as in psychology so I was able to pay off my loans after my second degree.

abolitionist Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:30:17pm

re: #17 Kragar

Romney: Students Should Get ‘As Much Education As They Can Afford’

Not make education more affordable or improve education, but get what they can afford? That is his advice on education?

Mitt can fuck right off.

If they can't afford college, they should consider borrowing 20 grand or so from their parents to start a business. If I get my way, they'll be one step closer to qualifying for president someday. --Rommneybot v2.0.12

Sol Berdinowitz Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:30:25pm

I was lucky to have Social Security and BEOG to get me out of college debt-free.

dragonfire1981 Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:30:42pm

re: #7 dragonfire1981

Better prepare the beaches, there's probably a second wave coming in soon:

Michelle Obama cites Jesus as a model for Democratic Organizing

And yep, there we are right on cue, courtesy of Fox Nation:

The gospel according to someone who has no clue what she is talking about. Great.
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Moochelle would have thrown a bunch of rocks at Christ, when he asked.. "let he who is without sin cast the first stone". She's totally pandering.
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I get it now, why didn’t I see this before? Michelle does think Barry is Jesus, the one to lower the level of the seas and heal the nations, the promised messiah has returned in the form of Barry.
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Jesus heard her speech as was stunned ...... he didn't know warthogs could speak
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These people make me sick. Talking about truth when their entire life is nothing but a lie, and about amassing power over others. There is nothing sacred to people like the Obama's, and that's the truth.
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When a liberal speaks for Christ, you know he/she is lying.
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So, the wife of the Prince of Darkness, praises the word of Christ, four months before the election.
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And the Obama minions cheer.How did America get to this point?
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It's called b l a c k liberation theology and has no basis in the gospels. Let's point the finger of responsibility where it belongs.
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What doe this m u s l i m know about J e s u s????????????????????
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She actually believes in a pedophile , who created a religious cult that oppresses women, advocates murder, hate and racism to justify his lust for having s ex with children. And also promised 72 virgins after death if you followed his cult. Or was that one 72 year old virgin?
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Was there any report of the Church walls crumbling when she walked through the doors???
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MIchelle Obama is a perfect example of Baracks poor judgement when making decisions
(10 people like this)
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The only good thing about dating someone who looks like Michelle Obama is with teeth like hers you don't have to go far to open your beer.
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Dispicable****!
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Four years .... fortunes spent trying to make her worldly .... a lot of lipstick .... and it's still a pig
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The First HO has spoken, all hail the word of Obama. HA HE HA HE HA HE HA
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I am trying to find where Jesus said to cloth and feed those in need by stealing from those who work. If the money comes out of your pocket, find but don't steal from others.
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This is one of the few things i have heard her say that has relevance and truth in it. It's too bad she and her mate don't believe it, and moreso, live their lives accordingly.

Kragar Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:31:41pm

I skipped college, got trained by the military and paid for my own certifications ever since. Glad I dodged the student loan bullet.

HappyWarrior Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:32:55pm

re: #33 abolitionist

If they can't afford college, they should consider borrowing 20 grand or so from their parents to start a business. If I get my way, they'll be one step closer to qualifying for president someday. --Rommneybot v2.0.12

I just love how he thinks borrowing 20 grand is no sweat. I mean if you're extremely privileged like Mitt was and his sons were, it is, but for the vast majority of us borrowing 20 grand isn't exactly easy. This is why I laugh at him when he tries to claim Obama is the real elitist. Dude, Obama unlike yourself wasn't pampered from the get go and going to exclusive prep schools. Plus he again assumes that everyone should be in business like he was and all else will be gravy. Some of us want nothing to do with business. Business is something that bores me.

dragonfire1981 Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:33:00pm

re: #36 Kragar

I skipped college, got trained by the military and paid for my own certifications ever since. Glad I dodged the student loan bullet.

I attended college, but split the cost with my parents. Didn't go to an A level school but I have two associates degrees and not a single dime of student loan debt.

HappyWarrior Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:34:15pm

re: #35 dragonfire1981

And yep, there we are right on cue, courtesy of Fox Nation:

Like clockwork with these fucks.

dragonath Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:35:20pm

re: #17 Kragar

Recent College Grads Stay With Obama

A Reuters/Ipsos poll of recent college graduates finds them supporting President Obama over Mitt Romney, 52% to 27%.

Interestingly, 58% said they have "a great deal" or "quite a bit" of interest in the upcoming presidential election. That compares with 62% who went to the polls four years ago.

Henchman 26 Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:35:42pm

re: #36 Kragar

I skipped college, got trained by the military and paid for my own certifications ever since. Glad I dodged the student loan bullet.

Living off the teet of America, were you? All you communist military types, taking our hard earned money to pay for your education when we have to borrow from our parents. How could you?

Kragar Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:36:20pm

Actually, I shouldn't say I skipped college. I went for 2 years until realizing organic chemistry and I were mortal enemies.

Henchman 26 Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:37:44pm

Reality is not something the Mitt Romneys of the world have to deal with. They live in a bubble.

HappyWarrior Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:37:56pm

re: #40 Be Zorch, Daddio

Related:

Recent College Grads Stay With Obama

Yep, just got my degree. Romney really doesn't understand the struggles of recent college grads at all because he refuses to ever even try to put himself in the shoes of someone other than himself.

Sol Berdinowitz Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:38:28pm

re: #42 Kragar

Actually, I shouldn't say I skipped college. I went for 2 years until realizing organic chemistry and I were mortal enemies.

I had the same relationship to integral calculus

Kragar Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:38:46pm

re: #41 b_sharp

Living off the teet of America, were you? All you communist military types, taking our hard earned money to pay for your education when we have to borrow from our parents. How could you?

I just went to my happy place.

Youtube Video

HappyWarrior Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:39:14pm

re: #42 Kragar

Actually, I shouldn't say I skipped college. I went for 2 years until realizing organic chemistry and I were mortal enemies.

Heh I tried economics when I was at community college. That was a big mistake.Ended up majoring in history and minoring in English at GMU.

wrenchwench Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:39:19pm

re: #43 b_sharp

Reality is not something the Mitt Romneys of the world have to deal with. They live in a bubble.

And yet they think they know how everything should be run.

lawhawk Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:40:12pm

re: #29 Mostly sane, most of the time.

If you're trying to get into the legal profession or a business school for MBA, it's a mess. The law schools keep hiking tuition, even as job opportunities that can make repaying the loans are drying up (think implosion of Dewey Ballentine, consolidation of big firms, etc.).

Well over 90% of law students wont get into the big firms. All the rest are going to have struggles to repay their loans. Heck a friend of mine who is now in a big firm had all kinds of issues repaying when he first started out; worked for a govt corp counsel before going into a firm.

And some parts of the practice don't pay well at all (public interest, environmental, etc.) So, as tuition heads towards nosebleed territory, students are coming out with $120k+ in law school debt (not counting whatever they had for undergrad and/or other education). That's a huge chunk of change.

teresa Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:41:07pm

re: #36 Kragar

I was a triple major with a double minor as an undergrad and came out with only $6,000 in debt that was 1992. But when I went to graduate school twice, that piled on the debt. The two MA's definitely helped me get work, but I have not yet paid off my student loans. I know I will eventually, I have around 2 years left in payments. My first MA was obtained in 1994 and the Second in 1996. And I attended the University of Washington a state university. I can't even imagine the kind of debt students are taking on now, mine is bad enough.

Kragar Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:43:10pm

The funny thing is a bunch of guys in my office are going to college and they all come to me for help, especially on history and social science assignments.

wrenchwench Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:44:16pm

re: #51 Kragar

The funny thing is a bunch of guys in my office are going to college and they all come to me for help, especially on history and social science assignments.

They always ask the old guys for help with history--you were there!

wrenchwench Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:44:44pm

It just started raining. I'm headed outside to enjoy it. Yes, I live in New Mexico.

Henchman 26 Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:45:47pm

re: #53 wrenchwench

It just started raining. I'm headed outside to enjoy it. Yes, I live in New Mexico.

But, but, YOU"LL GET RUSTY!!!

Kragar Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:45:54pm

re: #52 wrenchwench

They always ask the old guys for help with history--you were there!

LOL, the old guys ask me because they forgot.

Obdicut Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:48:51pm

re: #55 Kragar

A friend of mine's dying grandpa has revealed that he was in the OSS during WWII. Kept it secret his whole life. Declined to answer if he stayed on after the war. Officially, he was a metallurgic specialist. Sounds like a good cover to me.

Pete Puma Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:50:16pm

I don't think about the concept of an afterlife too much, but I sorely want it to exist now. Picture it: these crackers pass away, go to Heaven, get all the way to the front of the line... and Morgan Freeman is Saint Peter. "My my my... you were expecting someone else? Why don't you have a seat over there. Titty sprinkles."

Bulworth Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:50:16pm

Which part of BLACK caucus don’t you understand? That’s racist to the max,

To the max, dude. /

Obdicut Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:52:25pm

re: #58 Bulworth

To the max, dude. /

Impeach Obama on grounds of Failing to Be Tubular, Harshing Our Buzz.

Kragar Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:54:29pm

re: #59 Obdicut

Impeach Obama on grounds of Failing to Be Tubular, Harshing Our Buzz.

DUDE!

Targetpractice Fri, Jun 29, 2012 12:58:48pm

re: #60 Kragar

DUDE!

Bogus!

Kragar Fri, Jun 29, 2012 1:01:39pm

Sent to me from a friend;

"How great would it be if religions followed the first rule of Fight Club?"

Killgore Trout Fri, Jun 29, 2012 1:03:15pm

Justice Department shields Holder from prosecution after contempt vote

Deputy Attorney General James Cole confirmed in a letter to House Speaker John Boehner that the department in fact would not pursue prosecution. The attorney general's withholding of documents pertaining to Operation Fast and Furious, he wrote, "does not constitute a crime."

"Therefore the department will not bring the congressional contempt citation before a grand jury or take any other action to prosecute the attorney general," Cole wrote, in the letter obtained by Fox News.

Targetpractice Fri, Jun 29, 2012 1:06:34pm

re: #63 Killgore Trout

Justice Department shields Holder from prosecution after contempt vote

Or, if Boehner is hard of hearing:

Youtube Video

Kragar Fri, Jun 29, 2012 1:06:37pm

re: #63 Killgore Trout

Justice Department shields Holder from prosecution after contempt vote

LOL

wrenchwench Fri, Jun 29, 2012 1:08:57pm

That didn't last long. The sidewalks dried almost as fast as the drops fell. There's still water on the cars, and the humidity probably hit double digits, but otherwise it's dry out there again. I didn't even know what virga was before I moved here. Up in Oregon and Washington, if a drop fell out of a cloud, it was going to hit the ground. Here, they fall a ways, then go back up because it's just too damn hot down there. When it starts hitting the ground, and then soon quits, we call that fallen virga.

Kragar Fri, Jun 29, 2012 1:09:16pm

Irony alert

Image: TUnaJ7TNS0qTXTJGAkWrig2.png

Targetpractice Fri, Jun 29, 2012 1:10:11pm

So now, the only course left to the GOP is the one they sure as fuck didn't want, which is for Issa to file suit to have the courts overturn the EP and force the DoJ to turn over the subpoenaed documents to his committee. Which means time and money wasted fighting out a court battle that will take years and very likely go absolutely nowhere before the GOP cries uncle and settles.

Charles Johnson Fri, Jun 29, 2012 1:16:44pm

The #TwitterGulag crackheads are now spamming and spewing insults at the CEO of Twitter: [Link: lgf.bz...]

Kragar Fri, Jun 29, 2012 1:17:08pm

re: #68 Targetpractice

So now, the only course left to the GOP is the one they sure as fuck didn't want, which is for Issa to file suit to have the courts overturn the EP and force the DoJ to turn over the subpoenaed documents to his committee. Which means time and money wasted fighting out a court battle that will take years and very likely go absolutely nowhere before the GOP cries uncle and settles.

Issa won't back down. Its an ego trip for him now.

HappyWarrior Fri, Jun 29, 2012 1:17:16pm

re: #69 Charles Johnson

The #TwitterGulag crackheads are now spamming and spewing insults at the CEO of Twitter: [Link: lgf.bz...]

That will go over well.

Kragar Fri, Jun 29, 2012 1:17:41pm

re: #69 Charles Johnson

The #TwitterGulag crackheads are now spamming and spewing insults at the CEO of Twitter: [Link: lgf.bz...]

Well, that will turn out well for them.

Romantic Heretic Fri, Jun 29, 2012 1:18:35pm

re: #36 Kragar

I skipped college, got trained by the military and paid for my own certifications ever since. Glad I dodged the student loan bullet.

Never finished high school myself.

I suppose that's one way to avoid student debt.

Kragar Fri, Jun 29, 2012 1:20:24pm

Irony: These same tweeters who will swear its perfectly ok not to serve someone because of their religion or sexual preference or withhold services based on your own personal beliefs will squeal like stuck pigs about censorship when a private company bans them for being assholes.

Targetpractice Fri, Jun 29, 2012 1:21:05pm

"This decision will sink Obama! The country hates Obamacare!"

Gallup: Only 6 Percent Cite Health Care As Top Problem In U.S.

Poll: Americans Evenly Split On SCOTUS Health Care Reform Decision

HappyWarrior Fri, Jun 29, 2012 1:21:12pm

re: #74 Kragar

Irony: These same tweeters who will swear its perfectly ok not to serve someone because of their religion or sexual preference or withhold services based on your own personal beliefs will squeal like stuck pigs about censorship when a private company bans them for being assholes.

Yep.

HappyWarrior Fri, Jun 29, 2012 1:22:49pm

re: #75 Targetpractice

"This decision will sink Obama! The country hates Obamacare!"

Gallup: Only 6 Percent Cite Health Care As Top Problem In U.S.

Poll: Americans Evenly Split On SCOTUS Health Care Reform Decision

There's some mighty fine cognitive dissonce there since the man who wrote teh majority decision is the very man that Republicans have been using as a model USSC justice. I guess he lost his prestige the minute he decided to rule in something that helped Obama.

Brother Holy Cruise Missile of Mild Acceptance Fri, Jun 29, 2012 1:23:26pm

re: #69 Charles Johnson

The #TwitterGulag crackheads are now spamming and spewing insults at the CEO of Twitter: [Link: lgf.bz...]

Me thinks they may find out what the real #TwitterGulag is like if they annoy him too much.

wrenchwench Fri, Jun 29, 2012 1:23:49pm

re: #63 Killgore Trout

Justice Department shields Holder from prosecution after contempt vote

Bringing up Brian Terry is turning in to the Fox angle on this. But he's dead, so they say, "What does Brian Terry's family think of this?" Even if it was a Fast and Furious gun that killed him, which is unknown, how does this make his family's opinion of Issa's witch hunt relevant?

Anyone who has been paying attention here knows I care deeply about the Border Patrol, and I'm very sorry that Brian Terry died, and I'm sorry for his family. They have the right to their opinion and their audience for it, but they should know that many of their supporters are like ticks sucking whatever value they can get out of the situation in the name of getting Holder, getting Obama, and/or making the issue of gun control an effective means of congressional control and a means to make more money (in some cases, by selling lots of guns that end up in the hands of the cartels. Is that irony?).

Brother Holy Cruise Missile of Mild Acceptance Fri, Jun 29, 2012 1:24:26pm

Colorado Fires are all Obama's fault

dragonfire1981 Fri, Jun 29, 2012 1:24:41pm

re: #75 Targetpractice

"This decision will sink Obama! The country hates Obamacare!"

Gallup: Only 6 Percent Cite Health Care As Top Problem In U.S.

Poll: Americans Evenly Split On SCOTUS Health Care Reform Decision

It's not the actual public belief that matters, it's the PERCEIVED public belief.

As long as the GOP propaganda machine keeps telling us the majority of Americans favor repeal, they move closer and closer to establishing that "fact" as truth, regardless of whether it actually is or not.

darthstar Fri, Jun 29, 2012 1:28:56pm

BTW, Charles...I like the #fact that putting a hash mark automatically creates a twitter link to the search for whatever #word you use.

HappyWarrior Fri, Jun 29, 2012 1:30:01pm

re: #81 dragonfire1981

It's not the actual public belief that matters, it's the PERCEIVED public belief.

As long as the GOP propaganda machine keeps telling us the majority of Americans favor repeal, they move closer and closer to establishing that "fact" as truth, regardless of whether it actually is or not.

Gotta agree with that. Obama's team needs to get out the message and get it out well.

Targetpractice Fri, Jun 29, 2012 1:30:18pm

re: #81 dragonfire1981

It's not the actual public belief that matters, it's the PERCEIVED public belief.

As long as the GOP propaganda machine keeps telling us the majority of Americans favor repeal, they move closer and closer to establishing that "fact" as truth, regardless of whether it actually is or not.

They've been pounding that particular point since '10 and haven't yet been able to go better than 60% in any poll I've seen. That it's 2012 and they've got the view on this decision split at best tells me that folks are slowly coming to recognize the benefits of the ACA and realize that the fear of a tax 2 years from now isn't all that horrible.

dragonfire1981 Fri, Jun 29, 2012 1:33:03pm

Saw this photo floating around on Facebook today.

HappyWarrior Fri, Jun 29, 2012 1:33:24pm

You gotta think though with it being some 2 years since ACA has passed and people know that their current health care wasn't taken away from them that the GOP and Tea Party was playing them all for a bunch of suckers. Or maybe I'm just optimistic. I think it was easier to exploit fears about ACA in its immediate aftermath than it will now after the USSC has upheld its constitutionality and people have seen that it has real, tangible benefits for the country. Of course, there will be some that will hate it regardless.

HappyWarrior Fri, Jun 29, 2012 1:34:44pm

re: #85 dragonfire1981

Saw this photo floating around on Facebook today.

What a bunch of fucking babies. Yeah our Constitution died the day the court upheld that a health care plan that Richard Nixon would have thought didn't go far enough not when the court upheld the legality of slavery or the constitutionality of incarnating people because of their heritage (Koramatsu versus US) or uphold separation by skin color in Plessy.

dragonfire1981 Fri, Jun 29, 2012 1:35:07pm

I for one, I have no problem paying a bit of money towards the health care of others.

Romantic Heretic Fri, Jun 29, 2012 1:35:48pm

re: #81 dragonfire1981

It's not the actual public belief that matters, it's the PERCEIVED public belief.

As long as the GOP propaganda machine keeps telling us the majority of Americans favor repeal, they move closer and closer to establishing that "fact" as truth, regardless of whether it actually is or not.

The masses of the people are more disposed to believing a big lie than a small one - Herman Goering

wrenchwench Fri, Jun 29, 2012 1:37:57pm

re: #69 Charles Johnson

The #TwitterGulag crackheads are now spamming and spewing insults at the CEO of Twitter: [Link: lgf.bz...]

Some seriously creepy shit, there.

It was a simple premise, to create some sock accounts and then casually mention Twitter personality @shoq in the tweets, while also mentioning some of the Twitter higher-ups, such as Costolo, Biz Stone (@biz), Jack Dorsey (@jack) and Delbius, (@delbius).

The stalkers don't think of their victims as people.

lawhawk Fri, Jun 29, 2012 1:37:57pm

re: #88 dragonfire1981

Well, if you are currently paying for your own health insurance (directly or by and through your employer) then you are paying for the health care of others.

The IM provision doesn't impose the tax on those who already have insurance - only on those who don't opt into the insurance exchanges if they don't have insurance coverage otherwise.

Charles Johnson Fri, Jun 29, 2012 1:52:04pm

re: #90 wrenchwench

In the #TwitterGulag thread, they're actually starting to accuse Dick Costolo and Biz Stone of being in on the conspiracy.

SanFranciscoZionist Sat, Jun 30, 2012 12:21:06pm

re: #14 Mostly sane, most of the time.

I read most of Uncle Tom's Cabin on Wednesday for a class I'm teaching this fall. (Civil War history).

Cried all day, because I'm a sucker for sad books. Most of the book is actually about the pain of families being split up. I didn't know--never having bothered to read it-- SPOILER ALERT STOP HERE IF YOU DON'T WANT TO KNOW--that Uncle Tom is beaten to death in the end.

Not feeling like giving this a pass.

It's a heartrending book, even given that some of the Victorian sentimentality has not aged well.

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