OT : Letter to Harvard Athletics, Racial Discrimination
mo_charles
field hockey team, the director of harvard athletics, and the editor of
the crimson (student newpaper). we all need to take this racism stuff
very seriously:
Dear Sue Caples:
The racial composition of your field hockey team troubles me. Through a
scientific, visual examination of this photograph:
http://www.gocrimson.com/sports/fh/2010-11/releases/100902_hc_bryant_preview
I see no evidence of adequate minority representation on your team. The
conclusion is obvious: your coaches AND your players discriminate based
on race. I've addressed this email to both the Harvard Athletic
Department and The Crimson. This problem needs to be addressed; racism is
no laughing matter.
Sincerely,
<redacted!>
mo_charles
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phlash74
> the following email was addressed to the coach of the harvard women's
> field hockey team, the director of harvard athletics, and the editor of
> the crimson (student newpaper). we all need to take this racism stuff
> very seriously:
>
> Dear Sue Caples:
>
> The racial composition of your field hockey team troubles me. Through a
> scientific, visual examination of this photograph:
>
>
> I see no evidence of adequate minority representation on your team. The
> conclusion is obvious: your coaches AND your players discriminate based
> on race. I've addressed this email to both the Harvard Athletic
> Department and The Crimson. This problem needs to be addressed; racism is
> no laughing matter.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> <redacted!>
>
> mo_charles
>
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Cite or it didn't happen. Probably a spoof anyways. Didn't National
Lampoon start at Harvard?
Michael
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"> phlash
On your circle jerk k00l kidz email list. Should be disqualified for
that, but I'll give him a pass because he is smart." - ramashiva,
8/22/2010
mo_charles
> > field hockey team, the director of harvard athletics, and the editor of
> > the crimson (student newpaper). we all need to take this racism stuff
> > very seriously:
> >
> > Dear Sue Caples:
> >
> > The racial composition of your field hockey team troubles me. Through a
> > scientific, visual examination of this photograph:
> >
> > http://www.gocrimson.com/sports/fh/2010-11/releases/100902_hc_bryant_...
> >
> > I see no evidence of adequate minority representation on your team. The
> > conclusion is obvious: your coaches AND your players discriminate based
> > on race. I've addressed this email to both the Harvard Athletic
> > Department and The Crimson. This problem needs to be addressed; racism is
> > no laughing matter.
> >
> > Sincerely,
> >
> > <redacted!>
>
> Lampoon start at Harvard?
i have no idea what you're saying. bill bradley did some careful
investigative work on the tea party gathering washington d.c. i've used
his pioneering scientific techniques to spot racism the world over. my
next letter will be to the king of ghana, his soccer team is suspiciously
UNIFORMLY black. chance? i think not!
mo_charles
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ChrisRobin
> Cite or it didn't happen. Probably a spoof anyways. Didn't National
> Lampoon start at Harvard?
Sadly, it is no joke:
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BillB
"mo_charles" <harry...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> i have no idea what you're saying. bill bradley did some careful
> investigative work on the tea party gathering washington d.c. i've used
> his pioneering scientific techniques to spot racism the world over. my
> next letter will be to the king of ghana, his soccer team is suspiciously
> UNIFORMLY black. chance? i think not!
You started a new thread to misrepresent what I have been saying, even
though your silly misrepresentation was addressed in the original thread?
I guess my exposure of racist undertones in the Tea Party has hit pretty
close to home, huh mo? This *has* to be more than just a logic deficiency on
your part. Nobody, even a right-wingnut, is stupid enough to compare an
all-white hockey team with a dozen members, to an all-white national
political movement with millions of members and a desire to take over the
country.
mo_charles
we have photographic evidence of minority hatred by whites, and you want
to talk about yourself?
mo_charles
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FL Turbo
Now all you have to do is prove that the TEA (Taxed Enough Already)
movement turns away people simply because they are Black.
(Or brown or yellow or mauve for that matter.)
Look up the case of Kenneth Gladney in St. Louis if you want to see an
example of a Black man physically assaulted at a rally.
It wasn't Tea Party members for sure.
Your repeated assertions and insinuations that the Tea Party movement
is an "all-white", Racist movement does not prove it so.
We know that the Liberal MSM is constantly on the lookout for evidence
of haterz at Tea Party rallies everywhere.
They definitely focus on any fringe crazies like the LaRouchies or
other whacko groups that happen to be in attendance.
I have to wonder how your own personal perceptions have been
influenced by the likes of Chris Matthews, et al.
BillB
"FL Turbo" <noe...@notime.com> wrote in message
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> Now all you have to do is prove that the TEA (Taxed Enough Already)
> movement turns away people simply because they are Black.
> (Or brown or yellow or mauve for that matter.)
Why would I have to do that? I have never made such a claim. Are you saying
an organization can not have racist undertones, or anti-minority policies,
without expressly excluding minorities? That's a pretty silly contention,
isn't it?
> Look up the case of Kenneth Gladney in St. Louis if you want to see an
> example of a Black man physically assaulted at a rally.
>
> It wasn't Tea Party members for sure.
>
> Your repeated assertions and insinuations that the Tea Party movement
> is an "all-white", Racist movement does not prove it so.
> We know that the Liberal MSM is constantly on the lookout for evidence
> of haterz at Tea Party rallies everywhere.
On the lookout? Good grief. How would you possibly miss them? Have you seen
the attendee interviews on youtube? I am talking about the ones where the
interviewer gets a random sampling by standing near the lineup as they
stream into these events.
> They definitely focus on any fringe crazies like the LaRouchies or
> other whacko groups that happen to be in attendance.
> I have to wonder how your own personal perceptions have been
> influenced by the likes of Chris Matthews, et al.
I have never watched Chris Matthews. It wasn't that long ago that I didn't
even know who he was. Not sure who your et al. is supposed to represent,
but that's it's doubtful any of them have influenced my "perceptions"
either. As I stated yesterday, my perceptions come from my own research
and a keen grasp on reality: looking at the crowds, reading the signs,
listening to interviews of attendees, analyzing the espoused policies,
listening to prominent members being interviewed on TV (like Mark Williams,
for example), noting who was invited as guest speakers at events, etc., etc.
BillB
"BillB" <bo...@shaw1.ca> wrote in message
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As I stated yesterday, my perceptions come from my own research
> and a keen grasp on reality: looking at the crowds, reading the signs,
> listening to interviews of attendees, analyzing the espoused policies,
> listening to prominent members being interviewed on TV (like Mark
> Williams, for example), noting who was invited as guest speakers at
> events, etc., etc.
You remember Mark Williams, don't you? He was the leader and spokesman for
the organizer of the largest Tea Party events, The Tea Party Express (you
know, the really huge events with speakers like Sean Hannity and Sarah
Palin). He wrote this "satirical" letter (which you will no doubt claim
contains no racist undertones or racist stereotypes):
Dear Mr. Lincoln
We Colored People have taken a vote and decided that we don't cotton to that
whole emancipation thing. Freedom means having to work for real, think for
ourselves, and take consequences along with the rewards. That is just far
too much to ask of us Colored People and we demand that it stop! In fact we
held a big meeting and took a vote in Kansas City this week. We voted to
condemn a political revival of that old abolitionist spirit called the 'tea
party movement'. The tea party position to "end the bailouts" for example is
just silly. Bailouts are just big money welfare and isn't that what we want
all Coloreds to strive for? What kind of racist would want to end big money
welfare? What they need to do is start handing the bail outs directly to us
coloreds! Of course, the National Association for the Advancement of
Colored People is the only responsible party that should be granted the
right to disperse the funds. And the ridiculous idea of "reduce[ing] the
size and intrusiveness of government." What kind of massa would ever not
want to control my life? As Coloreds we must have somebody care for us
otherwise we would be on our own, have to think for ourselves and make
decisions! The racist tea parties also demand that the government "stop the
out of control spending." Again, they directly target Colored People. That
means we Colored People would have to compete for jobs like everybody else
and that is just not right. Perhaps the most racist point of all in the tea
parties is their demand that government "stop raising our taxes." That is
outrageous! How will we Colored People ever get a wide screen TV in every
room if non-coloreds get to keep what they earn? Totally racist! The tea
party expects coloreds to be productive members of society? Mr. Lincoln, you
were the greatest racist ever. We had a great gig. Three squares, room and
board, all our decisions made by the massa in the house. Please repeal the
13th and 14th Amendments and let us get back to where we belong.
Sincerely, Precious Ben Jealous, Tom's Nephew National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People Head Colored Person
phlash74
NH sir, well played.
FL Turbo
>
>"FL Turbo" <noe...@notime.com> wrote in message
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>
>
>> Now all you have to do is prove that the TEA (Taxed Enough Already)
>> movement turns away people simply because they are Black.
>> (Or brown or yellow or mauve for that matter.)
>
>Why would I have to do that? I have never made such a claim. Are you saying
>an organization can not have racist undertones, or anti-minority policies,
>without expressly excluding minorities? That's a pretty silly contention,
>isn't it?
>
No sillier contention than you looking at a Tea Party Rally, noticing
that the "predominate majority" of them are white, and then concluding
that they have "racist undertones", or "anti-minority" policies.
But yet that is in essence your contention, isn't it?
>
>> Look up the case of Kenneth Gladney in St. Louis if you want to see an
>> example of a Black man physically assaulted at a rally.
>>
>> It wasn't Tea Party members for sure.
>>
>> Your repeated assertions and insinuations that the Tea Party movement
>> is an "all-white", Racist movement does not prove it so.
>
>> We know that the Liberal MSM is constantly on the lookout for evidence
>> of haterz at Tea Party rallies everywhere.
>
>On the lookout? Good grief. How would you possibly miss them? Have you seen
>the attendee interviews on youtube? I am talking about the ones where the
>interviewer gets a random sampling by standing near the lineup as they
>stream into these events.
>
Oh, a "random sampling", eh?
GMAFB
>
>> They definitely focus on any fringe crazies like the LaRouchies or
>> other whacko groups that happen to be in attendance.
>
>> I have to wonder how your own personal perceptions have been
>> influenced by the likes of Chris Matthews, et al.
>
>I have never watched Chris Matthews. It wasn't that long ago that I didn't
>even know who he was. Not sure who your et al. is supposed to represent,
>but that's it's doubtful any of them have influenced my "perceptions"
>either. As I stated yesterday, my perceptions come from my own research
>and a keen grasp on reality: looking at the crowds, reading the signs,
>listening to interviews of attendees, analyzing the espoused policies,
>listening to prominent members being interviewed on TV (like Mark Williams,
>for example), noting who was invited as guest speakers at events, etc., etc.
>
Chris is the guy who said he got a "tingle" going up his leg while
watching an Obama speech.
Matthews is famous.
He impressed me a long time ago as an interviewer who could ask a long
winded question and then give his own long winded answer, all without
taking a breath.
Yeah, yeah.
You have such a keen grasp on reality that you can look at a group of
white people and deduce that if they are all not Raaaacists, there is
at least a strong "racist undertow".
Pardon me Sherlock, but I happen to think you're full of bull
excrement.
FL Turbo
It's quite obvious that the writer was trying to write a parody.
A pathetic attempt at parody, but a parody nevertheless.
You portray that well known tactic of Lefties to pretend they don't
recognize something as parody or sarchasm.
Then comes the faux outrage that the writer is such a raging
raaaaacist.
Sorry Bill, but your attempt only makes you look stupid.
BillB
> No sillier contention than you looking at a Tea Party Rally, noticing
> that the "predominate majority" of them are white, and then concluding
> that they have "racist undertones", or "anti-minority" policies.
>
> But yet that is in essence your contention, isn't it?
No, in fact, I have repeatedly debunked that assertion. It's what is known
as a strawman fallacy.
> Chris is the guy who said he got a "tingle" going up his leg while
> watching an Obama speech.
>
> Matthews is famous.
> He impressed me a long time ago as an interviewer who could ask a long
> winded question and then give his own long winded answer, all without
> taking a breath.
>
> Yeah, yeah.
> You have such a keen grasp on reality that you can look at a group of
> white people and deduce that if they are all not Raaaacists, there is
> at least a strong "racist undertow".
> Pardon me Sherlock, but I happen to think you're full of bull
> excrement.
Can you show me where I said that? Of course you can't, because I haven't.
Another strawman. I have said repeatedly, at least five times by now, that
my opinion of the Tea Party was formed by looking at the crowds, reading the
signs they carry, listening to interviews of attendees, reading their
propaganda, watching interviews of high profile members on TV, noting their
invited speakers, etc., etc.
All I have said I would assume about any large political rally comprised of
members of essentially one single race (white, black, asian, whatever) is
that it is likely the rally is related to some race-related issue. For
example, if I was visiting Washington and stumbled upon this rally,
http://tinyurl.com/39yom3a , I would assume it had something to do with a
black-related political issue. Wouldn't you? Or are you as stupid as mo_ron?
BillB
Nobody said it wasn't supposed to be a "parody." In fact, I think I said it
was his attempt at "satire."
You don't see any racist undertones or stereotypes in that "satire?"
It doesn't tell you anything about the psyche of the person who wrote it?
Really?
Are you really saying satire can't be racist in spirit and intent?
Are you saying it's ok for me to say any hateful thing I want, or advance
any incredibly insulting string of stereotypes about minorities I want, so
long as I couch it in "parody?" Is that what you are trying to say?
> Sorry Bill, but your attempt only makes you look stupid.
Not to normal people, Turbo. Trust me on that. Normal people reject that
kind of "satire" as racist, hateful, and divisive. I know that comes as a
great shock to you, because you apparently see nothing whatsoever wrong with
it, but even the Tea Party leadership saw it as unacceptable (at least, for
saying out loud in public). I guess that makes you even closer to downtown
Looneyville than the Tea Party leadership itself.
Jason Pawloski
> You started a new thread to misrepresent what I have been saying, even
> though your silly misrepresentation was addressed in the original thread?
.. and then ...
> Nobody, even a right-wingnut, is stupid enough to compare an
> all-white hockey team with a dozen members, to an all-white national
> political movement with millions of members and a desire to take over the
> country.
Boom like that!!!!
I had no idea that the tea party movement was all white. The things I
learn by reading BillB!!!
LOL what a tool.
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phlash74
Oh, I thought you might be pulling an Irish Mike and taking a joke
seriously.
Did you really send this email to Hahvahhd? If so, that's pretty
funny. Good work.
Michael
p.s. Not to pick nits (ok fine, to pick a nit) - one of Ghana's star
players is Kevin-Prince Boateng, who has a Ghanian father and a German
mother. His brother Jerome plays for Germany's national team.
FL Turbo
Yes, I know.
Your pre-conceived notion was Raaaacism !!
>All I have said I would assume about any large political rally comprised of
>members of essentially one single race (white, black, asian, whatever) is
>that it is likely the rally is related to some race-related issue. For
>example, if I was visiting Washington and stumbled upon this rally,
>http://tinyurl.com/39yom3a , I would assume it had something to do with a
>black-related political issue. Wouldn't you? Or are you as stupid as mo_ron?
>
Give it a rest.
I think most people have tired of the theme of making every issue a
matter of race.
I know I have.
Your preoccupation with race is tiresome.
bub
>signs they carry, listening to interviews of attendees, reading their
>propaganda, watching interviews of high profile members on TV, noting their
>invited speakers, etc., etc.
>All I have said I would assume about any large political rally comprised of
>members of essentially one single race (white, black, asian, whatever) is
>that it is likely the rally is related to some race-related issue.
uhh no you said you looked at a picture and noticed racism
billb 4/21
"I was looking at Tom Price's twitter page, and he posted this picture
from the Tax Day Rally.
http://twitpic.com/1h3r6yhttp://twitter.com/RepTomPrice
Is it just me, or does something odd about it sort of jump off the
page at you? "
"Sorry, try this link:
http://twitpic.com/1h3r6y "
"What struck me is that in a city that is 60%
African-American, the crowd appears to be 100% white."
"Did they bring in the Arkansas National Guard to enforce the
segregation? "
"Ya, noticing racism makes me a racist."
again, you see a group of people and their skin color and you assume
something, like "noticing racism", about them just by their skin color
i agree with turbo. you're a one act troll who throws out the race
card for your own little jollys
weak, pathetic and tiring
the only good thing to come out of canada is gretzky and little twirps
like you are no exception to that
BillB
"bub" <b...@plottus.com> wrote in message
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> uhh no you said you looked at a picture and noticed racism
Sorry, I already debunked that one five or six times. You really need to
come up with some new material. I was commenting on the wingnut strategy of
shouting "racist!" (which you had just done) at anyone who brings up the
topic of right-wing racism.
Why do wingnuts always grasp for the most strained, unrealistic
interpretation of what someone says, instead of trying to actually
understand what is being said? Did you really think I was saying I'd look at
this picture --
http://www.gocrimson.com/sports/fh/2010-11/releases/100902_hc_bryant_preview
-- and "notice racism." Do you really want to publicly admit to being on
mo_ron's level of stupidity?
bub
dance and bob and weave and snip all you want
be proud of who you are, ya twirp
now go away
BillB
> dance and bob and weave and snip all you want
> be proud of who you are, ya twirp
> now go away
bub and mo_ron, separated at birth.
You weren't born in Tennessee by any chance, were you?
Travel A
Turbotard wrote:
Now all you have to do is prove that the TEA (Taxed Enough Already)
movement turns away people simply because they are Black. (Or brown or
yellow or mauve for that matter.)
BillB weaseled:
Why would I have to do that? I have never made such a claim. Are you
saying an organization can not have racist undertones, or anti-minority
policies, without expressly excluding minorities?
I wrote:
But you haven't proved that, either. All that you've ever proved is that
you're a race baiter.
You see, that's where you're unique. You've actually gone out of your
way to prove, indisputably, that you're a race baiter.
Democrats get over 95% of the black vote, blacks are only 20% of the
population, and only 23%, at best, in the country say they consider
themselves Tea partiers. How many blacks could be expected to be in your
selected Tea Party rallies pictures, you idiot.
There are prominent black people and black organizations that support
the Tea Party.
There are Tea Party rally pictures showing black people holding Tea
Party supportive signs, too.
You're a race baiter, STFU.
mo_charles
> > be proud of who you are, ya twirp
> > now go away
>
> bub and mo_ron, separated at birth.
> You weren't born in Tennessee by any chance, were you?
tennessee's a beautiful state full of beautiful people, but i'm afraid i
haven't got a clue why you think i was born there. you making a bunch of
shit up again today?
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mo_charles
> Why would I have to do that? I have never made such a claim. Are you
> saying an organization can not have racist undertones, or anti-minority
> policies, without expressly excluding minorities?
>
> I wrote:
> But you haven't proved that, either. All that you've ever proved is that
> you're a race baiter.
>
> You see, that's where you're unique. You've actually gone out of your
> way to prove, indisputably, that you're a race baiter.
>
> Democrats get over 95% of the black vote, blacks are only 20% of the
> population, and only 23%, at best, in the country say they consider
> themselves Tea partiers. How many blacks could be expected to be in your
> selected Tea Party rallies pictures, you idiot.
>
> There are prominent black people and black organizations that support
> the Tea Party.
>
> There are Tea Party rally pictures showing black people holding Tea
> Party supportive signs, too.
>
> You're a race baiter, STFU.
american whites vote about equally for both parties. american blacks vote
almost exclusively for democrats. conclusion? whites are racists!
mo_charles
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Iceman
> > > dance and bob and weave and snip all you want
> > > be proud of who you are, ya twirp
> > > now go away
>
> > bub and mo_ron, separated at birth.
> > You weren't born in Tennessee by any chance, were you?
>
> tennessee's a beautiful state full of beautiful people, but i'm afraid i
> haven't got a clue why you think i was born there. you making a bunch of
> shit up again today?
"i love the south. my mom's family's from alabama, my dad's from
florida.
i was born in mississippi. most of my extended family lives in
georgia
and tennessee. the summers are absolutely brutal, susan. can't beat
the
fishing though.
mo_charles"
http://groups.google.com/group/rec.gambling.poker/msg/472e8fbc0baf299e
mo_charles
> > > You weren't born in Tennessee by any chance, were you?
> >
> > tennessee's a beautiful state full of beautiful people, but i'm afraid i
> > haven't got a clue why you think i was born there. you making a bunch of
> > shit up again today?
>
> "i love the south. my mom's family's from alabama, my dad's from
> florida.
> i was born in mississippi. most of my extended family lives in
> georgia
> and tennessee. the summers are absolutely brutal, susan. can't beat
> the
> fishing though.
>
looks like i said i was born in mississippi.
mo_charles
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nobody
> But you [BillB] haven't proved that, either. All that you've ever proved
> is that you're a race baiter.
>
> You see, that's where you're unique. You've actually gone out of your
> way to prove, indisputably, that you're a race baiter.
>
> Democrats get over 95% of the black vote, blacks are only 20% of the
> population, and only 23%, at best, in the country say they consider
> themselves Tea partiers. How many blacks could be expected to be in your
> selected Tea Party rallies pictures, you idiot.
>
> There are prominent black people and black organizations that support
> the Tea Party.
>
> There are Tea Party rally pictures showing black people holding Tea
> Party supportive signs, too.
>
> You're a race baiter, STFU.
You won't get anywhere with BillB with facts or logic. He's personally
observed and verified his racist claims, you know, with his keen grasp
of reality <chuckle>. He doesn't even have to go to a rally, he's able
to determine The Truth just by looking at pictures.
nobody
> bub and mo_ron, separated at birth.
>
> You weren't born in Tennessee by any chance, were you?
Says the man who claims to hate stereotypes.
nobody
> On Sep 2 2010 2:07 PM, BillB wrote:
>> Nobody, even a right-wingnut, is stupid enough to compare an
>> all-white hockey team with a dozen members, to an all-white national
>> political movement with millions of members and a desire to take over the
>> country.
>
> Boom like that!!!!
>
> I had no idea that the tea party movement was all white. The things I
> learn by reading BillB!!!
I had no idea they wanted to take over the country either. All this
time I thought they wanted to stop the liberal/progressives from taking
over the country, and champion LIMITED government.
mo_charles
> >
> > I had no idea that the tea party movement was all white. The things I
> > learn by reading BillB!!!
>
> I had no idea they wanted to take over the country either. All this
> time I thought they wanted to stop the liberal/progressives from taking
> over the country, and champion LIMITED government.
if you look at the pictures, all you see are whites. it's obvious they
want to put blacks in cages, take everybody's money, and burn down mosques.
mo_charles
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BillB
.
> looks like i said i was born in mississippi.
My mistake. That makes even more sense.
BillB
"nobody" <spamb...@spambegone.com> wrote in message
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> I had no idea they wanted to take over the country either.
You haven't watched the videos? They all say the same thing:
"We want to take our country back!"
Taking the country back, taking over...same thing, right?
mo_charles
>
> My mistake. That makes even more sense.
you're forgiven. what makes more sense, don't like people from
mississippi?
mo_charles
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BillB
> you're forgiven. what makes more sense, don't like people from
> mississippi?
It just makes sense that someone like you who fears and loathes black
people would be from there. It is a hotbed of racism.
I knew it had to be some deep-seated reason from your childhood. Your fear
of black people was certainly never grounded in logic.
BillB
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> Stealing. Recovery. Same thing. right?
Uhhh....Teabaggers never owned the country. They just like to think they
did. In any event, their aim is to "take back" control of the country, which
means they want to take over politically. That is, in fact, their aim.
johnny_t
Then what you were saying was a lie? That you never meant what you
said? That what you meant is what you said here?
Why even post the last message? Post what you mean. You do seem to
have a problem doing that.
BillB
>> Uhhh....Teabaggers never owned the country. They just like to think they
>> did. In any event, their aim is to "take back" control of the country,
>> which
>> means they want to take over politically. That is, in fact, their aim.
>>
>>
>
> Then what you were saying was a lie? That you never meant what you said?
> That what you meant is what you said here?
>
> Why even post the last message? Post what you mean. You do seem to have
> a problem doing that.
I did post what I mean. Teabaggers want to take over the country. I was
simply explaining what that means to the incredibly dense (no offense).
mo_charles
> > mississippi?
>
> It just makes sense that someone like you who fears and loathes black
> people would be from there. It is a hotbed of racism.
>
> I knew it had to be some deep-seated reason from your childhood. Your fear
> of black people was certainly never grounded in logic.
i lived my first six months in mississippi. there's a fairly high
concentration of blacks in that state, why would you think such exposure
would make me fear them?
mo_charles
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BillB
> i lived my first six months in mississippi. there's a fairly high
> concentration of blacks in that state, why would you think such exposure
> would make me fear them?
"my mom's family's from alabama, my dad's from
florida. i was born in mississippi. most of my extended family lives in
georgia and tennessee."
I can only imagine what's been drilled into you. I am just trying to make
sense of your attitudes. Normally, irrational fear and loathing can be
traced back to childhood experiences.
mo_charles
> > concentration of blacks in that state, why would you think such exposure
> > would make me fear them?
>
> "my mom's family's from alabama, my dad's from
> florida. i was born in mississippi. most of my extended family lives in
> georgia and tennessee."
>
> I can only imagine what's been drilled into you. I am just trying to make
> sense of your attitudes. Normally, irrational fear and loathing can be
> traced back to childhood experiences.
imagine aloud for us, would you?
mo_charles
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mo_charles
> > You weren't born in Tennessee by any chance, were you?
>
> Says the man who claims to hate stereotypes.
the loudest generally harbor the most virulent prejudice. it's no
surprise to me that billb's a raging bigot, what is surprising is how
patient everybody's been in dealing with his ignorance. keep showing bill
that his hatred does nothing but hurt him. given time and work, maybe
he'll become a more positive contributor to society.
mo_charles
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bub
billb is a troll who gets his jollies from trying to get people to
reply to him ...and his one trick act of calling out the race card for
everything is pathetic
feel sorry for the old fuck ,must not be much to do in the nursing
home except wet himself and go on rgp
misanthropic whackjob
> "BillB" <bo...@shaw1.ca> wrote in message
> news:XwUfo.15082$LX....@newsfe13.iad...
>
>
> As I stated yesterday, my perceptions come from my own research
> > and a keen grasp on reality: looking at the crowds, reading the signs,
> > listening to interviews of attendees, analyzing the espoused policies,
> > listening to prominent members being interviewed on TV (like Mark
> > Williams, for example), noting who was invited as guest speakers at
> > events, etc., etc.
>
> You remember Mark Williams, don't you? He was the leader and spokesman for
> the organizer of the largest Tea Party events, The Tea Party Express
The group that the Tea Party said was a splinter group and not
representative of the whole, and a group that was expelled after this
letter incident? THAT group? You can't keep saying that the entire Tea
Party thinks like this one retard and get away with it.
> (you
> know, the really huge events with speakers like Sean Hannity and Sarah
> Palin). He wrote this "satirical" letter (which you will no doubt claim
> contains no racist undertones or racist stereotypes):
>
> Dear Mr. Lincoln
>
> We Colored People have taken a vote and decided that we don't cotton to that
> whole emancipation thing. Freedom means having to work for real, think for
> ourselves, and take consequences along with the rewards. That is just far
> too much to ask of us Colored People and we demand that it stop! In fact we
> held a big meeting and took a vote in Kansas City this week. We voted to
> condemn a political revival of that old abolitionist spirit called the 'tea
> party movement'. The tea party position to "end the bailouts" for example is
> just silly. Bailouts are just big money welfare and isn't that what we want
> all Coloreds to strive for? What kind of racist would want to end big money
> welfare? What they need to do is start handing the bail outs directly to us
> coloreds! Of course, the National Association for the Advancement of
> Colored People is the only responsible party that should be granted the
> right to disperse the funds. And the ridiculous idea of "reduce[ing] the
> size and intrusiveness of government." What kind of massa would ever not
> want to control my life? As Coloreds we must have somebody care for us
> otherwise we would be on our own, have to think for ourselves and make
> decisions! The racist tea parties also demand that the government "stop the
> out of control spending." Again, they directly target Colored People. That
> means we Colored People would have to compete for jobs like everybody else
> and that is just not right. Perhaps the most racist point of all in the tea
> parties is their demand that government "stop raising our taxes." That is
> outrageous! How will we Colored People ever get a wide screen TV in every
> room if non-coloreds get to keep what they earn? Totally racist! The tea
> party expects coloreds to be productive members of society? Mr. Lincoln, you
> were the greatest racist ever. We had a great gig. Three squares, room and
> board, all our decisions made by the massa in the house. Please repeal the
> 13th and 14th Amendments and let us get back to where we belong.
>
> Sincerely, Precious Ben Jealous, Tom's Nephew National Association for the
> Advancement of Colored People Head Colored Person
--
"The woods could be full of grizzly whores or stupid drunk lumber
cocksuckers for all you know." - Bubbles
BillB
> billb is a troll who gets his jollies from trying to get people to
> reply to him ...and his one trick act of calling out the race card for
> everything is pathetic
Yes, that's why I started this race thread, right? lol What an idiot.
You guys are hilarious with your redneck clichés: "race card" and
"racebaiter." Seriously, it makes me chuckle. I'd love to see one of you
try to make it through one single university level sociology course on race
and ethnic relations. I think you'd have a nervous breakdown. Saying "race
card" and "racebaiter" over and over to the professor won't get you a
passing grade.
> feel sorry for the old fuck ,must not be much to do in the nursing
> home except wet himself and go on rgp
I'm not at all old, bub. You're still batting .000
K9way
> On Sep 2 2010 2:48 PM, BillB wrote:
>
> > "BillB" <bo...@shaw1.ca> wrote in message
> > news:XwUfo.15082$LX....@newsfe13.iad...
> >
> >
> > As I stated yesterday, my perceptions come from my own research
> > > and a keen grasp on reality: looking at the crowds, reading the signs,
> > > listening to interviews of attendees, analyzing the espoused policies,
> > > listening to prominent members being interviewed on TV (like Mark
> > > Williams, for example), noting who was invited as guest speakers at
> > > events, etc., etc.
> >
> > You remember Mark Williams, don't you? He was the leader and spokesman for
> > the organizer of the largest Tea Party events, The Tea Party Express
>
> The group that the Tea Party said was a splinter group and not
> representative of the whole, and a group that was expelled after this
> letter incident? THAT group? You can't keep saying that the entire Tea
> Party thinks like this one retard and get away with it.
and the right cannot keep saying that the morons who represent you who
come out and say stupid shit are ALL NONREPRESENTATIVE of the whole group
every time some idiot teabagger gets a microphone and shits on himself ,
the others rally around "one doesnt mean all"
sillier than the "butt bushers"
pretty soon you wuill be down to one deaf-mute teabagger and he is
thinking " all of those people dont represent me
but they do
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bub
>
>Yes, that's why I started this race thread, right?
of course i didn't say you did but if distorting the facts makes you
feel better , go ahead old guy.
>lol What an idiot.
you actually typed "lol" ?? my god, you're one dumb fucking asshole
>
>You guys are hilarious with your redneck clichés: "race card" and
>"racebaiter."
yeah, all us 'rednecks' use them terms
for a couple examples
""If there’s any candidate that has not played the race card, it has
been Sen. Obama," al sharpton 8/1/08
"In a radio interview posted Monday, Bill Clinton claimed that Barack
Obama's campaign has "played the race card on me.""
"Clinton told the interviewer that "you have to really go some to play
the race card on me."" 4/19/08
>Seriously, it makes me chuckle.
chuckle or "lol"?
> I'd love to see one of you
>try to make it through one single university level sociology course on race
>and ethnic relations. I think you'd have a nervous breakdown. Saying "race
>card" and "racebaiter" over and over to the professor won't get you a
>passing grade.
gosh
>