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MSNBC contributor: ‘Rick Santorum is a homophobe and a bigot’

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By David Edwards
Tuesday, January 3, 2012

A regular MSNBC contributor says people should stop beating around the bush and just call Rick Santorum what he is.

In a discussion on Tuesday about who would win the Iowa caucuses, United Republic senior strategist Jimmy Williams lashed out at the Republican presidential candidate for being “a homophobe and a bigot.”

“I find it utterly fascinating when white people think they know how black people think,” Williams explained, referring to a recent controversy where Santorum said he didn’t “want to make black people’s lives better by giving them” welfare.

“I find it absolutely fascinating when men think they know how to tell women what to do with their bodies,” Williams added. “What in God’s name are these people thinking?”

“This is taken completely out of context,” conservative political commentator S.E. Cupp objected. “He talks about how conservative social policies are better for white people and for black people.”

“I take great offense to that as a gay man making plenty of money,” Williams interrupted. “I can’t go raise a kid as well as a mom and a dad can?”

“That’s not what he — you’re taking things out of context,” Cupp insisted.

“That’s what he says all the time!” Williams shot back. “Rick Santorum is a homophobe and a bigot. Let’s call it what it is.”

“He absolutely isn’t!” Cupp exclaimed. “He talks about the economics of these policies and these social issues that we talk about. It’s so theoretical without ties to anything concrete. That’s what he does.”

MSNBC host Alex Wagner pointed out that in his latest remarks, Santorum was “singling out black folks in particular.”

“What it speaks to is a contention and an idea in the back of some people the Republican Party’s heads, which is: ‘The people taking from the makers are people of color and they don’t deserve these handouts anymore,’” she said.

“Well, that is not Rick Santorum’s point,” Cupp replied. “I know him well. That is not his belief.”

Speaking to Fox News host Sean Hannity Monday night, Santorum said that he condemned “all forms of racism.”

“[T]here’s nobody who has done more as a Republican in the United States Senate to bring African Americans into the party,” he explained. “Go ask J.C. Watts. Ask Michael Steele. I’ve worked with historically black colleges. I’ve done a ton of stuff. This is just someone trying to cause trouble.”

http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2012/01/03/msnbc-contributor-rick-santorum-is-a-homop...

Watch this video from MSNBC’s Now with Alex Wagner, uploaded Jan. 3, 2012.

"Holy Toledo, I hope Jimmy Williams gets a Raise!!!!" =)
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110 comments // MSNBC contributor: ‘Rick Santorum is a homophobe and a bigot’

  • Milieu
  • warman1138
  • Ambill94
  • KB723
  • Ambill94
  • KB723
  • Ambill94
  • StuffedDerma
  • attilatheblond
  • Leen61
  • Mishima
  • StuffedDerma
  • Mishima
  • Anonmaly
    • -5
      Anonmaly  
    • What's Obama?... Damn centrist republican, corporate spokes-puppet...

      The whole field on the right sucks, short of that one liberal they got that goes by the name "Unelectable because he's to much a threat to the established inverted totalitarian regime" (or Ron Paul for short)...

      I'm sorry Obama permanently lost me with his; allowing the borderline (if not) torture of Bradley Manning whom still hasn't been near proven guilty and the "crime" he's accused of hasn't been shown to hurt anything but the military industrial complex, then there is that whole blowing up a 16 year old U.S. citizen, I got close relatives that age and that which you do to the weakest and vulnerable among us.... well I actually do take that as you might as well be doing it to me, even if they are a world away and son of a "terrorist", you got the laughing off of the the improve marijuana policy question that turned up #1 twice on a site he made so (according to him) people could have a voice, he hasn't done shit about mountain top coal removal in Appalachia as per campaign promises, and what about the murder of 11 people BP got away with (or says Halliburton is directly responsible for)?, what about BP ignoring the EPA on the Corexit issue?, what about allowing the FDA to approve the shit it does while outlawing the things it has with Obama signing legislation to outlaw certain nutritional supplement companies altogether therefor creating a sort of monopoly between a few select companies?, what about the war on whole non-pasteurized milk the FDA is waging?, what about all the genetically engineered shit they allow Monsanto to put out, when the shit isn't near proven safe?

      The list goes on for days of things Obama either directly has a hand in or is complacent about....

      The problem, the system is inherently flawed, and it doesn't matter who you put in office it will continue to be to a certain extent as long as it remains structurally the way it is.... Lobbyists and special interests, spoke-puppets for the ultra-wealthy and their corporation write the LAWS!!!

      Short of a revolution all we can do is damage control, we're forced between a kick in the crotch or slap in the face either way.... Quite literally....

      Obama would be like kicking someone in the crotch, why because as he allows corporation to continue to destroy the planet, it will be ruining the world for subsequent generations.... Even if you have a brain and can support yourself, why even fucking breed at this point? What will our grandchildren have, a strip-mined dying planet bordering on being uninhabitable.... It's not a question that's what they'll have.

      And Paul a slap in the face of all those establishment whores who like to push the absolute lie, that "you too can have a good life, if you just work hard and play by the rules".... A bunch of "greed is good" brain-children that see their secure job in some government body (the DoD is the worlds single largest employer, go down the list you'll find the government offers or subsidizes most jobs in this country at this point), who might have to realign their priorities because we aren't going to fund our enslavement to foreign oil, or the war-machine that insures we get it, we aren't going to continue to incarcerate non-violent "drug" users while allowing corporations to commit economic homicide on a global scale....

      Everybody crying "We've got to much to lose in Paul wins." & "He's a racist, look at how he gave free healthcare to minorities going way back."

      How many brown skinned people Paul killed, or proposes killing if elected... Many people could give a fuck what color Obama claims to be, but simply by actions Obama's racism is crystal clear, between the wholesale murder overseas, the disproportionate ratio of minorities enlisting to go fight those wars, and the disproportionate ratio of minorities being incarcerated for drugs they use at a lower rate than "white" people.....

      There's some racism, anyone who wants to continue that shit.... Oh-and the whole republican field outside of Paul....

    • 5 months ago
  • crash_text_dummy
  • ThirdSection
  • VFORVENDETTA
    • +1
      VFORVENDETTA  
    • ThirdSection:

      Say, I have a question, I can't remember where I heard this, but I remember hearing that quite often-although not always-men who are very bigoted and or anti-gay, are quite often either closeted gay or have some kind of gender identification issue themselves, is there any truth to this? Seriously, if you were anyone else here wishes to enlighten me please feel free, thanks.

    • 5 months ago
  • Mishima
  • jimstoner
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      jimstoner  
    • "Today's Christians stand at the head of this country. I pledge I never will tie myself to parties who want to destroy Christianity. We want to fill our culture again with the Christin spirit. We want to burn out all the recent immoral developments in literature, in the theater, and in the press. In short, we want to burn out the poison of immorality which has entered into our whole life and culture as a result of Liberal excess over the past few years". Anyone care to guess which historical Catholic Conservative I am quoting here?

    • 5 months ago
  • KB723
  • jimstoner
  • Lisayou
  • Lisayou
  • KB723
  • jimstoner
  • jimstoner
  • KB723
  • alexandrek
  • jimstoner
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      jimstoner  
    • alexandrek:

      No meds. Not satire either. Just pointing out that evil hiding behind a cloak of Christianity is nothing new. Read the post again and you will see I was trying to ask a question. Who said it? Adolph Hitler.

    • 5 months ago
  • alexandrek
  • jimstoner
  • Mishima
    • -2
      Mishima  
    • jimstoner:

      Let's see. Definitely a person who could easily fit in with the Left of America today with his basic ideas related to the role of the State and the individual.

      Wasn't that person a Socialist? Well, he has that in common with the predellctions of today's Liberals.

      So, let me know what Left-winger you are quoting, please!

    • 5 months ago
  • jimstoner
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      jimstoner  
    • Mishima:

      It is a direct quote from Adolph Hitler. If you took the time to research his speeches you would see that he was a devout Catholic that hated Liberals. There was nothing Liberal about the man. The only people on the planet that think he was a Liberal is American Conservatives.

    • 5 months ago
  • Mishima
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      Mishima  
    • jimstoner:

      I know who it was, of course.

      Today’s Liberal roots come from the same source: The proclivity to central control. All of these regimes had the same goal in mind: What is best for the people of importance. Lenin, Hitler, Mussolini, Mao, Pol Pot all had the “dream,” and this is the legacy that has come to today’s Left-wingers.

      If you doubt this, I can PROVE it.

    • 5 months ago
  • jimstoner
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      jimstoner  
    • Mishima:

      Then prove it. You show all his left wing policies, and I will show you how closely his policies mirror what the far right in the United States is advocating right now.

    • 5 months ago
  • Mishima
    • -1
      Mishima  
    • jimstoner:

      The proof is very easy, but it will take just a bit of effort on your part.

      I have presented a challenge many times, but no Liberal will take me up on it.

      Find some books that cover the history of the Left in America. They should include the Progressive era. These books can be by authors considered Liberal, Conservative, balanced, whatever. It is of no importance.

      What will be of importance is that the books received pretty good reviews by good sources, and these sources can be Liberal also. (A balance would be best, however.)

      These books do not have to be read, of course. Just read good descriptions of them, ones that give a general outline of the contents.

      You will notice something in these books, and it will be related to Marx and Communism.

      I suspect that there will now be excuses, deflections and diversions. Probably counterattacks.

      I am used to it. No Liberal has accepted this clear and easy challenge to prove me wrong, Lefty.

    • 5 months ago
  • jimstoner
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      jimstoner  
    • Mishima:

      http://themse.ve

      Effort on my part, you said you could prove it, so prove it. You have no proof of what you say whatsoever so your asking me to do it for you? Prove what you say. You can not find anything that makes Hitler look Liberal and you know it. Here comes the Hitler policies that are identical to today's Republican policies. 1) Hitler preached German exceptionalism, the Republicans preach American exceptionalism. 2) Hitler spoke of racial purity "What we must fight for is to is to safeguard the existence and reproduction of our race and our people". The Republicans have been spouting racism since the Tea Party took over. 3) Control of reproduction. Hitler used eugenics, the Republicans would use abortion laws. 4) Every man for themselves. "As in economic life, the able men can not be appointed from above, but must struggle through for themselves". Sound familiar. 5) Hitler was a militarist. The Republicans are militarists. 6) Hatred of democracy. "By rejecting the authority of the individual, and replacing it by the numbers of some momentary mob, the parliamentary principle of majority rule sins against the basic aristocratic principle of nature" The Republicans don't much care for one man one vote either do they. 7) Gun ownership over gun control. The Nazis passed the German Weapons Law easing restrictions on gun ownership. How do you think the Republicans would feel about that? 8) Education. "Universal education is the most corroding and disintegrating poison that Liberalism has ever invented for it's own destruction" The Republicans want to privatize education too. 9) Hitler - "Who says I am not under the special protection of God?" Sounds like something the Republicans would say, don't you think? I could go on like this for hours, but I have a suggestion for you. Take the Hitler vs.Coulter quiz. It is a bunch of quotes spewing hatred for Liberals. The trick is to figure out if Coulter or Hitler said them. Go ahead, just Google it. The Hitler vs. Coulter Quiz. Hitler hated liberals almost as much as you do.

    • 5 months ago
  • jimstoner
    • +1
      jimstoner  
    • Mishima:

      If these books actually exist, why not just tell us their titles and who wrote them. Tell me and I will look into it. I doubt you are going to do that though. Still waiting for you to prove what you say. Righty

    • 5 months ago
  • Mishima
    • -1
      Mishima  
    • jimstoner:

      That is nonsense, of course.

      But what did Hitler have in common with today's Liberals? I already told you. I presented you with the challenge, but you are like all of the other Liberals and will never take it up, of course.

      The ROOTS of Nazism, Communism, Anarchism and Fascism are the same: The centralization of power in order to build the "dream."

      This is how Conservatives are precisely the OPPOSITE, diametrically OPPOSED to how you and your kind think. Conservatives want to DECENTRALIZE; Liberals want to CENTRALIZE, and so did Hitler, Lenin, Stalin, Mao and Pol Pot, of course.

      Racism? Hey Liberals are the party of racism! Besides, Liberals have something in common with Nazis and the KKK: They look at people and society in terms of race. American Conservatives, in conrast, want us to look at our fellow citizens as INDIVIDUALS, but you LIBERALS claim that is bigotry and oppression!

      You Liberals want to centralize power in the federal government, and you want the citizens to conform to YOUR standards of "political correctness." You try to control the population with regulations of business, our economy, and our personal lives. You try to standardize education. You try to weaken states' rights.

      And one of the BIG things you Liberals have in common with the Nazis is one of the overriding hates and obsessions Adolph Hitler (and Marx) had: It was with capitalism. You Liberals are as anti-capitalist as it gets.

    • 5 months ago
  • jimstoner
    • +1
      jimstoner  
    • Mishima:

      Do you realize you just called the KKK liberals. Go south and find a KKK member and call him a Liberal. What do you think he'll do to you? The KKK and all white supremacists embrace Hitler. Liberals are the racists? That is absolutely insane. Hitler loved capitalism. Fritz Thyssen was just one of the many rich men in the capitalist class, along with bankers and industrialists that helped finance his rise to power. Have you done the Hitler vs Coulter quiz yet? You can not challenge someone to prove your points. You have to prove them yourself. You say things like this because you do not want to admit how much you have in common with that Nazi monster. If Hitler had been born in the United States in 1940 he'd be the head of the Republican Party right now. Find and read the Hitler quotes and you will see he sounds just like today's American Conservative. I am done with this conversation.

    • 5 months ago
  • Mishima
    • -1
      Mishima  
    • jimstoner:

      I can name books, of course, but Leftists like you will claim that they are bias and I specifically selected them.

      Therefore, all you have to do is to go to someplace like Amazon or Google for books of a history of the Left in America. In that way, you will not be able to say that I was the one who selected the books.

      Al that is needed to show this is valid is just to pick any books that got reasonably good reviews for established sources, even Left-winger ones.

      I will write titles if you are willing to agree that you will totally accept the conclusions of the books. If you cannot do that, then YOU pick the books.

      This is about as open, flexible and honest as possible. Let's see if you have the guts to see it through. No LIBERAL yet has.

    • 5 months ago
  • Mishima
    • -1
      Mishima  
    • jimstoner:

      Why don't you read what I write? I wrote, mostly in sarcasm, that you Liberals and the KKK look at the world in terms of race. That is why LEFT-WINGERS are so quick to scream "Racist!"

      Hitler was a rabid anti-capitalist. He referred to the Brits, for example, at the country of "shopkeepers" in the most deragatory manner. He looked at capitalists as lovers of comfort and pleasure, anathema to the German code of Iron and Blood. Hitler thought the shopkeeper-capitalist mentality bred love of luxury and weaken the Volk. Capitalism also focused on the individual, and the Nazis, like today's Liberals, focused on the Collective and conformity to the State.

      Hitler USED the capitalists; he knew that he needed them to make Germany the industrial power. The bankers and industralists feared Hitler. Hitler did not want a Germany with its primary function emphasizing free-market capitalism. How could you even imagine such a thing?

    • 5 months ago
  • jimstoner
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      jimstoner  
    • Mishima:

      Read my post under I.B.M helped automate Hitlers holocaust and you will see just how much he liked capitalists, and how much they liked him. I will keep an open mind and do the research you asked me to do.

    • 5 months ago
  • Mishima
    • -1
      Mishima  
    • jimstoner:

      First of all, if you think that Hitler was a capitalist, you do not know much.

      Try this:

      "The German capitalists....gave way before the united attacks of the money-grubbing capitalists."

      Mein Kampf, page 136

      On World War I:

      "It was not the people but the capitlists and the Monarchy who were interested in carrying on."

      Mein Kampf, page 117

      Page 136 - Complains about capitalists taking over the "German State Railway"

      "[Made the Republic] subserviant to the international stock-exchange capitalists." Page 160

      "The workers...are easily brought to fight for the capitalist interests." Page 181.
      ==============
      You are just an anti-capitalist, probably some kind of collectivist-socialist, so you have been duped into hating the free market by your betters.

      It is unfortunate you actually believe their myths and deceptions.

    • 5 months ago
  • jimstoner
    • +1
      jimstoner  
    • Mishima:

      I am not an anti-capitalist. I'm all for the free market system. That is the system we run under in Canada after all. I despise the idea of Communism. What I do not like is the tilted playing field under which deregulation has caused so much damage around the world. Like I have said before, we have no banking crisis in Canada because we still have the regulations that the United States had, but got rid of. I know full well that it was Clinton that got rid of Glass-Steagall and allowed the banks to cause the financial meltdown. These companies that I mention in this post did do business with Nazi Germany. He did not centralize anything. I have do go and take care of some free market business. Did you read the I.B.M. story.

    • 5 months ago
  • MSII
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      MSII  
    • jimstoner:

      Extremely well and sanely said (neither of which can be said of the lunatic right-wing-corporate-fascists)! I always enjoy reading your well reasoned, thoughtful responses to the wrong-winger koch-sucker lap-dogs.

    • 5 months ago
  • Lisayou
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      Lisayou  
    • Santorum is a scary guy and his views on women and homosexuality is just the tip of the iceberg. IMO

      Santorum, who is unapologetically opposed to homosexuality and who authored the ban on partial-birth abortion in Congress, promised Monday that his first executive order as president would be to stop federal funding for groups that perform abortions. As a devout Catholic, he is fully comfortable presenting his social positions in religious terms that appeal to the Christian vote.

      Santorum:
      “If everyone is endowed by God — not any god, but the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, that God — with the right to life, then there are certain things that we need to follow through and have in our law,”

      IMO Anyone who want's to have laws built from their religion is dangerous. It is a slippery slope!

    • 5 months ago
  • KB723
  • Lisayou
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      Lisayou  
    • KB723:

      I agree. There are many religions out there and non religion. There is know way to make everyone happy. Separation of Church and State is the only answer.

    • 5 months ago
  • KB723
  • attilatheblond
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      attilatheblond  
    • Lisayou:

      He is also opposed to birth control. Said he would use the Oval Office to educate people about it.

      THAT is not 'small government'. A man who thinks the president should put himself into the private reproductive decisions of Americans is a man with some serious problems.

    • 5 months ago
  • Lisayou
  • crabbyoldguy
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      crabbyoldguy  
    • If republicans are the great homophobes how does one explain this.

      "
      70% of African Americans backed Prop. 8, exit poll finds.

      A lot of Obama/Yes-on-8 voters? The Associated Press exit polls show that African Americans and Latinos backed Proposition 8 in good numbers. Details here from AP:

      California's black and Latino voters, who turned out in droves for Barack Obama, also provided key support in favor of the state's same-sex marriage ban. Seven in 10 black voters backed a successful ballot measure to overturn the California Supreme Court's May decision allowing same-sex marriage, according to exit polls for The Associated Press.

      More than half of Latino voters supported Proposition 8, while whites were split. Religious groups led the tightly organized campaign for the measure, and religious voters were decisive in getting it passed. Of the seven in 10 voters who described themselves as Christian, two-thirds backed the initiative. Married voters and voters with children strongly supported Proposition 8. Unmarried voters were heavily opposed.

      "

    • 5 months ago
  • KB723
  • joeredford
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      joeredford [removed]  
    • crabbyoldguy:

      First of all just because some other people are homophobic doesn't mean republicans aren't. Your party wreaks of it and is intalled in the Republican platform.Civil right's for gays is part of the Democratic platform and philosophy.
      Secondly, there was a great deal of confusion on what a yes vote meant and what a no vote meant. The proposition barely won.
      And third, the mormon church spent millions spewing lies, distortions and misinformation during the the time leading up to the vote. The opposition had almost no money to spend on the ads.
      And finally , it's irrelevant since it will be overturned by the courts. Voting on someone else's civil rights is an outrage. It is not up to the majority to decide the rights of minorities, it's up to the courts and the constitution.

    • 5 months ago
  • crabbyoldguy
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      crabbyoldguy  
    • joeredford:

      "First of all just because some other people are homophobic doesn't mean republicans aren't. Your party wreaks of it and is intalled in the Republican platform.Civil right's for gays is part of the Democratic platform and philosophy.
      Secondly, there was a great deal of confusion on what a yes vote meant and what a no vote meant. The proposition barely won.
      And third, the mormon church spent millions spewing lies, distortions and misinformation during the the time leading up to the vote. The opposition had almost no money to spend on the ads.
      And finally , it's irrelevant since it will be overturned by the courts. Voting on someone else's civil rights is an outrage. It is not up to the majority to decide the rights of minorities, it's up to the courts and the constitution."

      1. Where is the outrage at the black and hispanic community for being homophobic?
      2. No, the stats from a Pew 2009 support the exit polls findings.
      3. I'll give you that one, they spent a crap load of money for something that was to be overturned.

      Gay rights, being part of the Dem platform, is why the LGBT community is still upset at Obama .

      Homophobia in the Black community.
      http://www.blacklightonline.com/phobia.html

    • 5 months ago
  • crabbyoldguy
  • KB723
  • joeredford
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      joeredford [removed]  
    • crabbyoldguy:

      First of all, I did not deny that the black community was partially responsible for the passage of Prop 8 and the gay community was quite bitter about the lack of support for our cause and it was expressed to their leaders in no uncertain terms. There is no question that many African Americans and Hispanics are very religious and swallow many of the stereotypes promulagated by their religious leaders. However, those two communities are not typical of the Democratic party as a whole. It does not mean that we will turn our backs on their rights even though some turned their backs on ours: particularly since President Obama has more than made up for any slight on their part by his courageous leadeship on gay rights.
      I find your statement that gays are upset with Obama more than slightly curious . I have been an activist and leader in the gay community since June 27,1969 and have been involved in many gay organizations since the inception of the movement. Because of that involvement I am aquainted with hundreds , if not thousands, of gay men and women across this country. I certainly find no widespread disallusionment with Obama within our commuity. Yes, there are some egomaniacal , self serving political columnists, a very small minority of ragtag, extreme leftist agitators who will never give credit to Obama for anything he does because they read him as some raging revolutionary, when anyone who paid any attention to his actual words would have realized he was just an old fashioned liberal. And, there are some crazed sock puppets here on Current who rage against him whenever given the opportunity; but they are irrational and certifiably insane and attention must not be paid.
      Any subjective anaysis of Obama's record on gay rights reveals a record of success unparralleled
      in presidential history. Any cursory examination on any objective website will reveal an exemplary record of accomplishment and Obama is held in the highest esteem by the greatest majority of gay people , the afermentioned dissenters not withstanding. 73% of gay voters cast their ballots for Obama in 2008. I would venture to guess that the repeal of Don't Ask , Don't Tell, the refusal of Obama to defend The Defense of Marriage Act and his declaration that it is unconstitutional, as well as the many favorable Executive Orders granting right after right to gays, as well as his support for the Marriage Equality Act making it's way through the Senate ( not to mention the 23 other measures he has supported us on ) will propel that 73% to a decidedly higher per centage in November election.
      In other words, there is no discernable antipathy toward the president on the behalf of the majority of the gay community. There is only the bitter, relentless persecution of those so far to the left and the right that they wouldn't recognize moderation if it slammed them in their immature
      " I wanted everything and I want it now" faces. They are spoiled rotten crybabies and those of us who have lived the life and fought the real fight, ran out of patience with these obtuse , whining sacks of ungrateful " the glass is always half empty" fools a long time ago.

    • 5 months ago
  • crabbyoldguy
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      crabbyoldguy  
    • joeredford:

      And if the MSM starts attacking the "other homophobes" it will shave some of the dem's vote count putting Obama at risk.

      Your correct, I'm off my wheels on the "gays upset with Obama" comment.

      What I wonder, and have for a while, when the gay community has reached parity will their party endorsement change.

      Homophobes, they are out there and they are of all different colors/political affiliations.

    • 5 months ago
  • joeredford
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      joeredford [removed]  
    • crabbyoldguy:

      And the greatest majority of them are Republicans--not one of your candidates can give a speech without villifying gays ot vilifying some group. Your party lives and thrives on hate and pitting people against each other. Any fool can see that, it's been the main focus of the party since 1968..

    • 5 months ago
  • MSII
  • crabbyoldguy
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      crabbyoldguy  
    • joeredford:

      So, in a nut shell, the homophobes that vote liberal are ok, or should I say that the dems will put up with them as long as they get their votes over all. But this stance is unacceptable in the repub party because there might be more of them and they are with the other guys.

      Most of Obama's speeches villify a group.

      If you want to compare hate baiting, I believe that you will find it a fairly even match, once you look past the MSM reporting and take to the ground. It's called fear mongering and it is not limited to one political party.

    • 5 months ago
  • joeredford
  • Conniepae
  • KB723
  • attilatheblond
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      attilatheblond  
    • Was away from computer for a spell today. When I got back online to check the twitter feed of some journos I follow, there was much along the lines of: 'so far no proof that Rick Santorum has a sex dungeon' and things like 'is there any evidence that Rick Santorum does not have a sex dungeon.

      WTF and ROFLMAO

      Damn skippy, if this imitation of FOX 'reporters' keeps up regarding poking Santorum with a stick (I would recommend a very long stick) I may have to bite the bullet and get one of those mobile devices for checking the interweb tubes every other step I take. Must have missed some important fun today.

    • 5 months ago
  • KB723
  • joeredford
  • KB723
  • joeredford
  • KB723
  • joeredford
  • KB723
  • jimstoner
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      jimstoner  
    • joeredford:

      In every society, the definition of freedom has not ever, to my knowledge, included religious conservatism. That's not to pick on Christians. It's not, you know, priest on child, man on dogma, or whatever the case may be. It is one thing.

    • 5 months ago
  • jennilamb007
  • jennilamb007
  • joeredford
  • joeredford
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      joeredford [removed]  
    • jennilamb007:

      Have wondered again and again where you disappeared to. Very, very happy to see you are back. No, I have changed --you can't teach an old dog new tricks. Still railing against conservatards, libertarian extremists and hunting down sock puppets. So much fun and amusement that it's almost sinful.

    • 5 months ago
  • joeredford
  • jimstoner
  • joeredford
  • unimatrix0
  • KB723
  • Leen61
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    • "MSNBC contributor: ‘Rick Santorum is a homophobe and a bigot" Yes he is and S. E. Cupp is a media whore. She's an "atheist" when she wants to sell books but spends most of her time defending Christianity. She will kiss Santorum's ass but won't defend Newt Gingrich? Boy, she has her standards. This was MSNBC? They are sounding like FOX news more by the day.

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      Jimmy Williams calls them as he sees them almost every day when he is on. He does not mince words. In the past few weeks he has taken on almost all of the republican twerps for their racism, homophobia and misogyny. Prolblem is he's always on in the mid afternoon when no one sees him.
      He could teach some of the libertarians here at Current a few things about tolerance and acceptance. People like the man who called me a " f--king blowhard queen bitch" and the little worm last night who said " lol you a limpwrist." Ah... free thinking , unbiased liberterrorists, and we are suppose to trust our civil liberties to the rethugs and libertarians?
      Speaking liken a " true " Queen, " I think not!"
      Thank heaven for the vast majority of real , honest people like you here at Current who do not support this bigotry.

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      Joe,
      Jimmy Williams was clearly the most thoughtful of the bunch. Though Alex Wagnor is not bad. Though outnumbered 3 to 2, intelligence won the day as usual. The reference I made was for the shrill attempts by Cupp and the idiocy of the 2 dullards on Alex's right trying to drown out sense. Jimmy nailed Cupp to the wall. I can not stand that douchebag S. E. Cupp. I know who she is only because sometimes Bill Maher has her on his show.
      "Thank heaven for the vast majority of real , honest people like you here at Current who do not support this bigotry." Thank you. :)

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