Obama/Holder Endorse Racism- Page 5

[CountA]

Posted: 7/21/10 at 11:47am

It is amazing how easily you resort to vapid personal insults. This is another inherent trait in those who BLINDLY follow Obama.

With no facts and no intellect, I guess you are only left with hollow and juvenile, meaningless, attempted insults.

What a pity.

[Phyllis Rogers Stone]

Posted: 7/21/10 at 11:50am

That's dumb. If you were an actual poster, you'd know that I don't and have never blindly followed Obama.

And who is insulting? I just asked a question.

[CountA]

Posted: 7/21/10 at 11:51am

With no facts and no intellect, I guess you are only left with hollow and juvenile, meaningless, attempted insults.

[Phyllis Rogers Stone]

Posted: 7/21/10 at 12:01pm

A therapist would probably not only help you stop subjecting the way you replace love with food, but might get you over your sexual shame, too.

[CountA]

Posted: 7/21/10 at 12:41pm

It just keeps happening people. Is this the hope and change we voted for?
More Obama Failures

[Phyllis Rogers Stone]

Posted: 7/21/10 at 12:51pm

I didn't vote for hope and change; I voted against McCain and Palin.

[CountA]

Posted: 7/21/10 at 2:15pm

I voted for Obama/Biden for hope and change. We got neither. More of the same old war crap. If we had all of the money spent on the wars, we could end the economic recession.

[CountA]

Posted: 7/22/10 at 12:30am

There's a lot more to this story.
Explosive!

[CountA]

Posted: 7/22/10 at 12:22pm

Breitbart sets the record straight

[CarlosAlberto]

Posted: 7/22/10 at 1:13pm

I think both sides are to blame. FOX News for pushing this story without looking into it entirely and then the Obama Administration for taking what was presented at face value, and again, not looking into it entirely and firing the woman.

If someone, anyone would have just taken the time to look into this they would have found that the video was indeed edited to perpetrate someone's agenda and all of this could have been avoided.

So I blame all the parties involved that had a hand in this innocent woman losing her job and almost ruining her reputation.

[CountA]

Posted: 7/22/10 at 1:17pm

Well spoken, I totally agree.

The American people can hold the politicians accountable (if they choose) at the box office.

The American people can hold any network or new outlet accountable by not watching or reading.

[CarlosAlberto]

Posted: 7/22/10 at 1:18pm

Breibart is backpedalling as fast as he can. This sorry excuse of an "apology" is laughable and everyone sees it as the pathetically transparent gesture it is. He needs to shut up and find more productive, useful things to do with his time than to take someone's words and intentions, edit them to fit his own twisted agenda resulting in this woman getting unjustly fired.

He's messing with someone's reputation and someone's livelihood and those are just two things you don't mess with. Karma's a bitch and he will reap what he just sewed.

[CountA]

Posted: 7/22/10 at 1:27pm

Do you think Breitbart is finished as a news man?

[CountA]

Posted: 7/22/10 at 1:30pm

(3) MSM critics are pouncing on Breitbart & Co. for “smearing” Sherrod by exploiting out-of-context remarks. As others have noted, many of these same critics were remarkably mute as the ACORN videos were revealed, yet eagerly jumped into the fray to prematurely crucify James O’Keefe when he was arrested in Louisiana. These duplicitous observers were also conspicuously subdued as Andrew Breitbart beat back the “N-word” accusations invented by the Congressional Black Caucus. The story selection speaks for itself.

(4) Did Breitbart really excise or ignore the exculpatory portion of Sherrod’s remarks? The initial version of the video included Sherrod’s change-of-heart conclusion that she ought to engage in class warfare rather than race warfare. Her subsequent remarks (the ones that were supposedly edited out) simply built on that theme. Also, does anyone really believe that Andrew Breitbart would intentionally distort a video clip to make a one-day splash? Risk his growing reputation with a deliberate, easily refutable distortion? For those clamoring for more careful consideration of context and intent, perhaps they should contemplate those questions.


(5) There’s also a largely unspoken racial double standard at play here. I agree that many people–especially the White House–rushed to judgment in this case. While I’m certainly not here to argue Ms. Sherrod should have lost her job over the video, she did openly discuss her impulse to discriminate against a man because of the color of his skin. She described the agony of being “faced with having to help” a white man. She also told her NAACP audience that she decided to refer the white farmer to “one of his own kind.” It’s worth asking: Would a white federal employee ever get off the hook for making similar comments to an all-white audience?
Updated On: 7/22/10 at 01:30 PM

[CarlosAlberto]

Posted: 7/22/10 at 1:32pm

It certainly is in question. It will probably alert many to think twice about anything he has to say or report, especially after this unfortunate fiasco and he has no one to blame but himself. Karma, baby it never fails.

[CountA]

Posted: 7/22/10 at 9:42pm

Some great information in this dialogue. Mutual respect too.

[CountA]

Posted: 7/23/10 at 4:33pm

May 2009: The Obama-Holder Justice Department dismissed a case against New Black Panther Party members for voter intimidation, even though it had already won the case. Former Justice lawyer J. Christian Adams said that the NAACP lobbied Obama to have the case dismissed and that the case was dismissed based on the Justice Department's outrageous policy of not prosecuting such cases against blacks when they involve white victims.

[CountA]

Posted: 7/23/10 at 9:15pm

February 2010: After Obama had twice insulted Las Vegas and discouraged tourism there, Las Vegas Mayor Oscar Goodman strongly criticized him, which led Obama supporters to accuse Goodman of racism.

[CountA]

Posted: 7/25/10 at 9:16am

Let me see if I can follow the BS-Media’s bouncing ball of logic: Breitbart and FOX News are racists because the NAACP and the USDA shredded Sherrod without watching the entire tape? Even Breitbart’s edited tape and column (watch it and read it slowly, morons) has Shirley’s “redemption from racism” bits in it if you would have cared to watch it. “Snookered,” Mr. Jealous? Please. You crucified one of your own, as Shirley would say, without doing due diligence, and now it’s somebody else’s fault? You’re a great role model—not. Blameshifting is Habit #2 in my 2007 book 10 Habits of Decidedly Defective People. I see you’ve read it.
If I were Shirley I surely would be ticked and pointing my lawyers at someone, but it would not be Andrew or Ailes; it would be Vilsack and Ben Jealous. Yes, Shirley, it was the first Black President’s USDA op and the, uh … I believe the predominantly black … NAACP that were the ones to viciously fire you and hammer you without hearing you out.
Oh, and by the way: Beck never condemned Mrs. Sherrod, and O’Reilly immediately apologized publically to her after his mistake, which is more than she’ll ever see or hear from Matthew Perry lookalike Rachel Maddow or her epistemological man twin Keith Olbermann
The MOST racial President

[TheatreDiva90016]

Posted: 7/25/10 at 9:49am

"With no facts and no intellect, I guess you are only left with hollow and juvenile, meaningless, attempted insults."

That pretty much describes ALL of Count Ahole's posts...

Why is anyone even responding to it?


"Look at the crazy person!"

*Points and laughs*

[CountA]

Posted: 7/25/10 at 10:45am

I'm sorry that your reflection in the mirror is so very frightening to you.

BUT, the FACT that Obama and his people messed up really bad is STILL a FACT. Sorry.

[CountA]

Posted: 7/26/10 at 11:59am

The longer this story goes on, the lower his ratings go. I hope Hillary is warming up in the wings.