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Just because she can read a script in front of a camera makes her an instant expert on politics? As far as I am concerned, she has the IQ of a dirty sock. (I apologize to all the dirty socks out there).She is a NOBODY and should be treated as such. Why is she getting any press coverage at all? Stop wasting your time listening to her, because while you do, Obama is taking advantage of this distraction to raise more taxes and spend money that hasn't even been printed yet. Don't give her any attention and she will go away...
Just because she can read a script in front of a camera makes her an instant expert on politics? As far as I am concerned, she has the IQ of a dirty sock. (I apologize to all the dirty socks out there).She is a NOBODY and should be treated as such. Why is she getting any press coverage at all? Stop wasting your time listening to her, because while you do, Obama is taking advantage of this distraction to raise more taxes and spend money that hasn't even been printed yet. Don't give her any attention and she will go away...
Janeane Garofalo is a fool.
One of those people who lie for selfish political reasons and hope to stimulate their brainless twitter fans with horse feathers and verbal flatulence.
People like Garofalo are "only" entertainers and worthless in the "real" world
Janeane Garofalo is a fool.
One of those people who lie for selfish political reasons and hope to stimulate their brainless twitter fans with horse feathers and verbal flatulence.
People like Garofalo are "only" entertainers and worthless in the "real" world
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So, flux, do you agree with her or not; is she right or wrong? You are weaseling out of the main point of her remarks. Defend this nitwit's right to free speech if you like, I would too, but what do you think? Is each and every one who demonstrated against bigger government a racist or not? Is Stockholm disease rampant on the right? Or is her reference to this "disease" complete nonsense?
So, flux, do you agree with her or not; is she right or wrong? You are weaseling out of the main point of her remarks. Defend this nitwit's right to free speech if you like, I would too, but what do you think? Is each and every one who demonstrated against bigger government a racist or not? Is Stockholm disease rampant on the right? Or is her reference to this "disease" complete nonsense?
That compilation was fail, in that it did nothing to mesh with the introduction.
She never said the teabaggers didn't have the right to speak out or that they should be stopped from doing so. She just said they were largely motivated by racism. That's certainly a point you could argue against, but impugning ugly motives to her political enemies in no way contradicted her 2003 remarks.
Perhaps this blog post's point was valid when looking at the full body of her remarks, but from the short snipped bits presented here the initial argument was fairly incoherent.
That compilation was fail, in that it did nothing to mesh with the introduction.
She never said the teabaggers didn't have the right to speak out or that they should be stopped from doing so. She just said they were largely motivated by racism. That's certainly a point you could argue against, but impugning ugly motives to her political enemies in no way contradicted her 2003 remarks.
Perhaps this blog post's point was valid when looking at the full body of her remarks, but from the short snipped bits presented here the initial argument was fairly incoherent.
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or make sure there is enough of a positive message that people take the real intended message away from the event, and not just see the racist elements.
No way to do that when we have the media bias that exists today, not as regards John Q. Disengaged the citizen.
or make sure there is enough of a positive message that people take the real intended message away from the event, and not just see the racist elements.
No way to do that when we have the media bias that exists today, not as regards John Q. Disengaged the citizen.
From the images I have seen, there was clearly a rasict tone to the events. That theme was present in multiple locations with multiple signs that were clearly race-based commentaries on our president.
She called it like she saw it, and there seems to be enough visual evidence to back up her assesment.
It is unfortunate that the movement appeals to people like that, but it appears to be a place where they are welcomed and can voice their opinions, which of course are legal (up to the point of inciting violence of course).
Obviously this will be a challenge for any continued momentum for this movement, how to not attract that element, or make sure there is enough of a positive message that people take the real intended message away from the event, and not just see the racist elements.
I dont think whatever the intended message was made it through the bigotry, neither does she, and neither do a lot of other Americans. People have seen the extremist elements and now the movement is probably permanently tarnished by those carrying that message.
From the images I have seen, there was clearly a rasict tone to the events. That theme was present in multiple locations with multiple signs that were clearly race-based commentaries on our president.
She called it like she saw it, and there seems to be enough visual evidence to back up her assesment.
It is unfortunate that the movement appeals to people like that, but it appears to be a place where they are welcomed and can voice their opinions, which of course are legal (up to the point of inciting violence of course).
Obviously this will be a challenge for any continued momentum for this movement, how to not attract that element, or make sure there is enough of a positive message that people take the real intended message away from the event, and not just see the racist elements.
I dont think whatever the intended message was made it through the bigotry, neither does she, and neither do a lot of other Americans. People have seen the extremist elements and now the movement is probably permanently tarnished by those carrying that message.
OhIGetIt: Your first sign... What the heck does that have to do with race? People of ALL races are out of work. Are you insinuating that only minorties don't work? YOU seem to be trying to be trying to paint everyone with the same brush, just like Janeane does.
Your second sign... Maybe that PERSON is a racist. It doesn't mean that everybody at that rally was now does it?
OhIGetIt: Your first sign... What the heck does that have to do with race? People of ALL races are out of work. Are you insinuating that only minorties don't work? YOU seem to be trying to be trying to paint everyone with the same brush, just like Janeane does.
Your second sign... Maybe that PERSON is a racist. It doesn't mean that everybody at that rally was now does it?
Could somebody see to it that there is a microphone nearby this woman at all times? She's about the best booster for Republicans and conservatism that I've heard lately. What better spokesMAN for the left could there be?
Could somebody see to it that there is a microphone nearby this woman at all times? She's about the best booster for Republicans and conservatism that I've heard lately. What better spokesMAN for the left could there be?
OhIGetIt says:
April 20, 2009 at 4:40 pm (Edit)
so wait, how does this work?
People go to a rally with overtly racist signs, and someone who observes the signs and says “wow, thats, uh kinda a racist sign you have there my fellow American” that person, the observer, is somehow a racist?
wha?
You know signs like -
this one and this one…
Look, you seem to be ignoring the idea that she didn't just speak of those people who had signs, but she painted the entire movement with one big racist brush. Go watch the entire video and see for yourself.
Also, it isn't credible anyone to paint an entire movement based a on a few people or signs. Any black person there has Stockholm syndrome and any white person there is a racist. That's what she said. Quit trying to spin this to defend her. Either you agree with her or you don't.
OhIGetIt says:
April 20, 2009 at 4:40 pm (Edit)
so wait, how does this work?
People go to a rally with overtly racist signs, and someone who observes the signs and says “wow, thats, uh kinda a racist sign you have there my fellow American” that person, the observer, is somehow a racist?
wha?
You know signs like -
this one and this one…
Look, you seem to be ignoring the idea that she didn't just speak of those people who had signs, but she painted the entire movement with one big racist brush. Go watch the entire video and see for yourself.
Also, it isn't credible anyone to paint an entire movement based a on a few people or signs. Any black person there has Stockholm syndrome and any white person there is a racist. That's what she said. Quit trying to spin this to defend her. Either you agree with her or you don't.
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