Q U E S T I O N:

WHAT EXPERIENCE DOES O’LIELY HAVE ABOUT THE KKK TO DRAW UPON SO AS TO MAKE SUCH A COMPARRISON?

HOW DOES BILL-DOH KNOW WHAT A KKK MEETING IS LIKE?

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So he groups them neatly to dismiss them at once for possible single issue item(s).

Billo gets on every day and tells us that he’s looking out for us or some sort of nonesense like that. That he is scutinizing the media. He always excludes himself from mainstream media. Especially as he condemns media he differs with ideologically and profit wise. For Billo, if you disagree with him and his world view. Then your trash and he is out to create that image of you. This is some of my perspective from watching him and listening to him.

Like Bush and his AXIS OF EVIL. Billo constantly congers this image in his hard core conservative republican loyalist (right or wrong) rituals of sacrifice. And his sacrificing ritual always, Billo’s credibility, honesty, humanity has to die in said sacrifice.

id Billo in fact refuse their joining because they are TOO liberal for his (ORielly’s) KKK Chapter ?

OK Joe, are you accusing me of espionage, or expressing your dissatisfaction with me as a person of power and authority?

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pmavrk Says:
I hear Vladimir Lennon calling you “useful idiots” of MoveOn.org and Media Matters.

Don’t drink the Obama Hussein koolaid

I didn’t realize John had a brother. Or is that another son he had with Yoko?

Yeah, your head and your lap.

I don’t even like Koolaid.

Cry_Havoc Says:
The Black Man’s Pain as it’s used in this country, stems from the fact that members of their race were enslaved at the inception of this country. That because of that belief system, racism has continued into 2008 – along the way encompassing the Civil rights movement of the 50’s and 60’s

You’ve done a great service here. I’m sure the more reasonable ones — like Juan Williams, Michael Steele and Thomas Sowell,will be grateful to you for pointing out that all their anger stems from the days of slavery, and everything is pretty much hunky dory for those people nowadays. All they’ve got to do is open their eyes, look around, and turn that frown upside down!

It’s a brand new day!

Your remarks sound philosophical, and resemble your “I’m to cool for school” writing style, but you’ve lost me…

take a moment out of your busy

schedule and ask yourself,

“hey, where am i going?

hey, what am i knowing?”

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enjoy,

thank you.

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Cry_Havoc Says:
ok joe, now I really want to know what’s in your Kool-Aid… you’re moving way off into left field.

Your remarks sound philosophical, and resemble your “I’m to cool for school” writing style, but you’ve lost me…

Admitting it is the first step.

Congratulations.

We’re here for you.

Cry_Havoc Says:

Ralph,
I did grow up in a ghetto, maybe not inner city Chicago, but it’s bad enough. Because I WAS immersed in it, I can speak from personal experience. That’s why I can it’s wrong, in all shades

Not sure what C_H was responding to here…

ah, well, I’m content to cut him some slack. He’s had a rough go of it here this afternoon.

Whaddaya say, joe? Should we cut him some slack? Or will he try to turn tat into a lynching reference?

I’ve done just that by calling your boss at Chuck E. Cheese.

It shouldn’t be that hard to understand.

I’m getting the impression that the answer to my question was “No, I don’t belief racism exists.”

What I’m not clear about is why it’s necessary to bring up slavery. Is the entire history of this country, post-slavery, irrelevant? Are there no institutions that make your cheerful advice difficult or impossible?

What possible relevance is there in stating that some Africans sold other Africans into slavery? What does that have to do with 2008?