Beck: "Office of Minority Health" could allow for "litigation against Doritos" since "minorities" may "eat more Doritos"
July 24, 2009 11:26 am ET
From the July 23 edition of Fox News' Glenn Beck:
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What in HEAVEN'S NAME are you talking about?
N ! G G E R!
SAY IT, DAMN YOU! SAY IT! SCREEEEEEAM IT!
YOU KNOW YOU WANT TO!!!
N ! G G E R! N ! G G E R! N ! G G E R!
FIRST N ! G G E R PRESIDENT!!!
GIVE IN TO THAT DESIRE!!! SAY IT ALREADY!!!
Could you imagine? I can see it now: One guy (Beck, maybe?) will let it slip, not completely, but everybody will hear it. It will be like - "Nig... Negr... Um... African..." (Maybe when he's hosting Michael Steele on his show?) Then, since he's knows he's screwed now anyway, he say [basically what I laid out above.] Right away you'll have the dirtbags like Savage, Liddy and Cunningham jump right on board, while the big boys like Limbaugh and O'Rielly will try to maintain some decorum. (That perverse majesty to what they do.) Then you'll have some old segregationist like Pat Buchanan try to tell us why it was OK to say it... in context maybe, or something like that. Chris Mathews won't say it, but he'll report on it endlessly, never actually condemning it either. Sean Hannity won't say it, but he'll publicly wonder what all the big fuss is about. (Probably in an interview with Ann Coulter, who'll agree with him.) And then they'll get onto to how it's some kind of reverse-racist limit on their free speech or something. (And THAT'S when Limbaugh will finally get on board.)
Wouldn't that just be GREAT? Could you SEE uncle Ruppert trying to squirm out from under THAT?! I'd watch Fox, just to hear them waffle about it!
(And meanwhile, the dem's would pick up 10 more seats in the senate, and 20 in the house, mostly in the southeast.)
There are no bad WORDS, Snoop. Only bad PEOPLE, with bad INTENTIONS. Words are absolutely neutral, independant of their context. ;)
DAY 2- Condemned for the remark, Limbaugh denies ever making it.
DAY 3- Several blogs circulate an audio clip of Limbaugh making the statement. Limbaugh claims the statement was taken out of context.
DAY 4- As the controversy heats up, Fox covers the story. Steve Doocy remarks “But some say black people are the real racists for not wanting us to use it.” The entire rest of the segment is devoted to discussing Tawana Brawley and the Duke rape trial.
DAY 5- A reporter asks President Obama about the remarks at an unrelated press conference. Obama simply says “There’s not really a place for that kind of rhetoric” and moves on. The New York Post, the Drudge Report and Fox all run the headline “OBAMA THREATENS TO DEPORT BELOVED RADIO HOST”. Glenn Beck compares Limbaugh to Anne Frank.
DAY 6- Sean Hannity reminds his audience that Southern Democrats were racist in the 1950s, and thus it’s Barack Obama who really hates black people. Guest Alan Keyes agrees, adding that he himself has only ever been called the word in a respectful manner.
DAY 7- RNC chairman Michael Steele condemns Limbaugh’s remarks, saying that black men lynched in the early 1900s would know how devastating the word can be. 2 hours later he apologizes for criticizing Limbaugh, adding that there is no proof of anyone being lynched ever.
See how easy it is to put words into somebody else's mouth and make them look foolish? This is what passes for journalism among the conservatives, and it's becoming all too pervasive. I hate to say it, but the liberals need a Rush Limbaugh, a radio show host who will lean as far left as Rush leans right. That way, the conservatives can spend at least some of their time on the air in outrage against someone on our side of the line. This will hopefully cut into the time they spend mud slinging.
Randi Rhodes is about as close as you can get to that. She is batsh!t crazy at times but she IS right. And hilarious... she chews up stupid cons and spits them out.
Not on the radio, granted, but still much more professional that Rhodes, and no less biting.
Because those damned Mexicans just love the taste of synthetic, manufactured ethnic food, just like the Irish love their Lucky Charms.
Yum!
This whack job gets paid for this stuff
Lost all respect for this woman before she even got a second sentence out. That's new for me.