Friday, October 09, 2009
"Pardon the Interuption"
Sheesh!!! I just heard Mike Wilbon, who co-hosts "Pardon the Interruption" on ESPN, call Rush Limbaugh a "bigot." The story is that Rush, news to me, is buying in on the St. Louis Rams. Some black players on the team are saying they'll refuse to play for him.(They better have good lawyers if they breach their contracts.) Wilbon even tried to claim that Rush has made favorable statements about antebellum slavery! Of course, Tony Kornheiser, in true white-guilt fashion, amened Wilbon's uninformed, obnoxious statements.
Well, pardon my interruption, but that is a pile of manure! That's an ugly, ugly red herring!
I am way, way, way over tired of people who never listen to Rush, do not agree with him on his politics and are offended by his rock-ribbed confidence throw the "bigot" word around. Even poor, pathetic Jimmy Carter says that if you don't agree with our president, it's because you're a racist. I am way, way, way over tired of people who never listen to Rush, or myself, accusing us of racism and bigotry because we won't give in to their political terrorism. Small thoughts for small minds.
I suppose that since I don't like Al Gore, I should never buy another Apple Computer? I suppose because I don't like most of the actors in Hollywood, I should never watch another movie?
Ninety-plus percent of black voters consistently vote Democrat in national and state elections. Now, a statistic like that begs the question that liberal media will never ask: "Exactly who are the bigots here?"
P.S. I had to look these birds names up on the internet. They're really not famous enough for me to know them.
Labels: Apple Computers, bigotry, ESPN, hollywood, Jimmy Carter, Mike Wilbon, NFL, Rush Limbaugh, Tony Kornheiser, Volunteer Football
Thursday, April 02, 2009
"I Love You, Barack Obama!"
Stevie Wonder is one of the biggest bigots in the wold!
He was on American Idol the other night doing a medley of his hits, which are numerous, when he started singing some song about love, peace, hope or other such malarkey. I didn't recognize it as one of his "hits." In the middle of the song, he suddenly blurted out, "I love you, Barack Obama!"
Now, why would he do such a thing? (Did someone tell him the President was in the audience? How would he have known any different?) I've never seen him on t.v. lots of times and he's never acted this way before?
I imagine he voted for him and is excited about him and by him. Still, why is he so excited and why did he vote for him?
Apparently, he, like so many Americans, is thrilled to have a black president. The problem is, how does Stevie know that Bary is black? Sheesh! How does Stevie even know that he is black? Someone must have told him.
For all Stevie knows, both he and Barry are white, Asian, Greek or whatever else. Stevie has been blind since birth and doesn't even know what black is.
In my never to be humble opinion, this is simple prejudice. Here's a man to whom color of skin should be totally meaningless. Yet, he voted for and is excited by a guy that someone told him is black. How could Stevie even know that he's not being lied to?
Other than just the fact that the entire affair was completely silly, it was a testimony to the trifling nature of the Hollywood elite and all other such liberal ignoramuses. They see themselves as so hip and current and just too cool for school and their prejudice and bigotry is painfully evident to everyone in the real world, but, not surprisingly, not to themselves.
I can't imagine a singer shouting out right in the middle of a musical number, "I love you, George Bush!" No doubt, he would've been the butt of a hundred jokes and skits on late night television. Nope, no hypocrisy there.
He was on American Idol the other night doing a medley of his hits, which are numerous, when he started singing some song about love, peace, hope or other such malarkey. I didn't recognize it as one of his "hits." In the middle of the song, he suddenly blurted out, "I love you, Barack Obama!"
Now, why would he do such a thing? (Did someone tell him the President was in the audience? How would he have known any different?) I've never seen him on t.v. lots of times and he's never acted this way before?
I imagine he voted for him and is excited about him and by him. Still, why is he so excited and why did he vote for him?
Apparently, he, like so many Americans, is thrilled to have a black president. The problem is, how does Stevie know that Bary is black? Sheesh! How does Stevie even know that he is black? Someone must have told him.
For all Stevie knows, both he and Barry are white, Asian, Greek or whatever else. Stevie has been blind since birth and doesn't even know what black is.
In my never to be humble opinion, this is simple prejudice. Here's a man to whom color of skin should be totally meaningless. Yet, he voted for and is excited by a guy that someone told him is black. How could Stevie even know that he's not being lied to?
Other than just the fact that the entire affair was completely silly, it was a testimony to the trifling nature of the Hollywood elite and all other such liberal ignoramuses. They see themselves as so hip and current and just too cool for school and their prejudice and bigotry is painfully evident to everyone in the real world, but, not surprisingly, not to themselves.
I can't imagine a singer shouting out right in the middle of a musical number, "I love you, George Bush!" No doubt, he would've been the butt of a hundred jokes and skits on late night television. Nope, no hypocrisy there.
Labels: American Idol, Barack Obama, hollywood, liberals, Stevie Wonder
Monday, February 19, 2007
An Officer and a Gentleman?
Who is the lieutenant who says the war is "immoral" and that he doesn't have to deploy with his troops? Exactly what kind of coward is he?
Is he supposed to pick and choose his fights? Was he so stupid that when he volunteered for the Army that he didn't know he might have to follow a few orders that he didn't like?
What are commanders supposed to do when they order a soldier to charge a machine gun nest? Are they supposed to form a committee and discuss the moral implications and legalities of charging machine gun nests?
Does he think that he will have the moral authority to order men into situations that they deem immoral and illegal should he ever find himself in a combat situation? Will he expect his troops to follow his orders to the letter without argument?
Why doesn't this scum resign his commission if he doesn't like the war? Why is he hanging around with all those Hollywood hot-shots who use him to undermine troop moral? Why is he not in Leavenworth yet?
Is he supposed to pick and choose his fights? Was he so stupid that when he volunteered for the Army that he didn't know he might have to follow a few orders that he didn't like?
What are commanders supposed to do when they order a soldier to charge a machine gun nest? Are they supposed to form a committee and discuss the moral implications and legalities of charging machine gun nests?
Does he think that he will have the moral authority to order men into situations that they deem immoral and illegal should he ever find himself in a combat situation? Will he expect his troops to follow his orders to the letter without argument?
Why doesn't this scum resign his commission if he doesn't like the war? Why is he hanging around with all those Hollywood hot-shots who use him to undermine troop moral? Why is he not in Leavenworth yet?
Labels: actors, hollywood, honor, military, war
