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Misinformed Tea Party Sympathizer Shows The Dangers Of Right Wing Indoctrination

This Tea Party activist sadly does not understand that charity for healthcare is not a healthcare policy.

Episode 1 - Perlmutter and Feige Split! Ted Cruz Wants a Southern Nuke!

In the very first episode of Geek Theory, Nick and James discuss Marvel's split between Kevin Feige and Ike Perlmutter, as well as a truly outlandish statement ...

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swanpride commented on 04 Sep 2015

I know what you meant...but a badly worded examples, because a lot of the Jews which were persecuted under the Third Reich were also Germans. And, btw, German homosexuals, communist, in short everyone who didn't agree with the party line or was somehow "defect" in the eye of the regime. The really terrifying thing about this is that this quote was pure Nazi rhetoric, it could have been from one of Hitler's speeches.

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Voilà la 2ème case et demain la 3ème !!

Lawrence Wilkerson - The GOP is Full Of Racists

What everyone has known for a LONG time...

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Nathanielc2 commented on 02 Dec 2012

2.You just had that racist John McCain call Ambassador Rice “no so bright.” This from a man that refuses to stop calling Asian people gooks, said the wild fires in AZ. was b/c of illegal immigrants, & couldn’t tell a bunch of Black college students why he voted twice against MLK day. Why? Because he had the balls to face the enemy but he didn’t have the balls to say, to Black ppl, that if you want to be politically viable in the south you MUST project a disdain hatred of Blacks/non-whites to win

Awakened citizen commented on 02 Dec 2012

"What everyone has known for a LONG time..." ummm no, just what you have been told by democrats for a long time and it's as false now as it ever was. martin luther king, Don King, Harriet Tubman,Jimmie “JJ” Walker,Sojourner Truth,50 Cent,LL Cool J,Booker T. Washington.....all republicans and there are hundreds more. racism comes from individuals mostly and not groups but if there is a single group who can be considered racist it's the group that started the kkk...democrats. you've been lied to.

Nathanielc2 commented on 04 Dec 2012

2a You're insane to say those statements are taken out of context. Saying they adhere to “racism” is taken out of context? Both parties (then) were infested with RACISTS... MLK knew this. This was NOT the topic! Texas Teabagger Rebecca Forrester said "the reason why we cannot get immigration legislation in Texas is b/c there are TOO many HISPANICS in the state legislator." Now go find me a Dem that said something akin to this racist filth that comes out of the GOP. I have MUCH more! Waiting…

Nathanielc2 commented on 02 Dec 2012

1.You are a pure cynic. And everyone knows the antiquated democrats are the republicans of TODAY. A little history lesson so everyone can see what manipulating liar you are; the racists democrats all switched, in rebellion, to the republican party after CIVIL RIGHTS legislation was passed. MLK would be a Democrat, so would many OTHERS you named except for JJ. Unbeknownst to you the GOP, under Bush Jr., had no Black congressman, no Black governors, & less than 2% of their delegation was non-white

Awakened citizen commented on 04 Dec 2012

"Actually, the Negro has been betrayed by both the Republican and the Democratic party. The Democrats have betrayed him by capitulating to the whims and caprices of the Southern Dixiecrats. The Republicans have betrayed him by capitulating to the blatant hypocrisy of reactionary right wing northern Republicans. And this coalition of southern Dixiecrats and right wing reactionary northern Republicans defeats every bill and every move towards liberal legislation in the area of civil rights." - MLK

Nathanielc2 commented on 04 Dec 2012

King’s son and namesake Martin Luther King III said:"It is disingenuous to imply that my father was a Republican. He never endorsed any presidential candidate, and there is certainly no evidence that he ever even voted for a Republican. It is even more outrageous to suggest he would support the Republican Party of today, which has spent so much time and effort trying to suppress African American votes in Florida and many other states." 2008 I will take the word of HIS SON... over you any day!

Awakened citizen commented on 04 Dec 2012

lol you said "MLK would be a Democrat" your trying to act as if MLK was against republicans and therefore if he were alive today would be a democrat which is pure and utter crap. he was an intelligent man who knew that there is good and bad in everything and it wasn't the party but the people in the party whether that be repub or dem. you fools keep trying to label everyone in the repub party and they label you as well when there are good and bad people in both parties and your full of shit.

Nathanielc2 commented on 05 Dec 2012

Yes, I said "MLK would be a Democrat (today)." Idiot, his own son agreed with me. I see you are still OFF topic & refuse to answer my question above... MLK was not the topic, but that just tells me you have NO substantive retort to my statement about the teabagger & many more. And "good & bad," we're talking about racists. The phrase "good & bad" is a generalization & pathetic attempt to trivialize the premise which is the title of this video. Defeated before you typed your 1st word. Peace

Awakened citizen commented on 02 Dec 2012

bullshit!! MLK was a republican in the late 60's and the southern democrats stopped supporting the democratic party in 1948 so by your logic the republican party was fully infested with kkk racists well before 1968 when MLK was assassinated.......makes no sense. the truth is there is no racists power in politics these days it's all about the money and that is a problem with both parties. the only thing racial in todays politics is how to successfully draw the black,mexican and asian vote.

Nathanielc2 commented on 04 Dec 2012

Ahhhh yes... MLK, the man that said IN HIS OWN AUTOBIOGRAPHY... "The Republican Party geared its appeal and program to RACISM, reaction, and extremism." That was his description of the 1964 Republican National Convention...HA! He also referred to the Republican convention as "the frenzied wedding at the Cow Palace of the KKK with the radical right." YES... he sure did sound like a Republican. Perhaps your keyboard is the idiot & not the person typing. Continue..........

Nathanielc2 commented on 04 Dec 2012

1a What is wrong with your comprehension skills??? Are you reading what you type??? MLK just contradicted you = "(MLK) And I'm not inextricably bound to either party." "(you) but..he WAS a registered republican." He said in his own words "I am NOT BOUND to either PARTY" which nullifies any exclusive political affiliation! Just to let you know, his niece is a registered Republican who is the main one pedaling this lie.

Awakened citizen commented on 04 Dec 2012

"I don't think the Republican party is a party full of the almighty God nor is the Democratic party. They both have weaknesses ... And I'm not inextricably bound to either party." but..he WAS a registered republican. good job taking his words out of context.