Posted by Nicholas Stix
[Previously, on this mope, at WEJB/NSU:
“Racist Black Time Columnist, ‘Touré,’ Asserts That There Has been a Wave of White-on-Black Violence, but Has No Stats, and Even His Anecdotes are Lies!”]
MSNBC Host on Romney: He is Engaging in the “Niggerization” of Obama
By Katie Pavlich
August 17, 2012
Townhall
Yesterday on MSNBC's The Cycle, co-host Toure (who has a history of making everything about race) said the use of the word "angry" by Mitt Romney in response to Joe Biden saying "they're going to put ya'll back in chains" to an audience in a city with a 48 percent black population, is the "niggerization" of President Obama. Watch as liberal Krystal Ball tries to save Toure from his remarks while conservative and Townhall Magazine columnist S.E. Cupp calls him out on his dishonesty and hypocrisy.
“I know it’s a heavy thing, I don’t say it lightly, but this is ‘niggerization.’”
[N.S. Of course, he says it lightly! Every day, that cowardly racist moron says the same thing with that or some synonym. That’s all he does for a living.]
“You are not one of us, you are like the scary black man who we’ve been trained to fear.”
[What “scary black man who we’ve been trained to fear”? The problem is that for over 60 years, whites have been trained not to fear scary black males, but rather to look at them and think, “Oh what a kindly, gentle soul. He’s just a friend I haven’t met yet.” Next thing you know, you’ve got yet another statistic.
How many hundreds of thousands (millions?) whites have been variously robbed, raped, maimed and murdered by obviously scary black males whom they failed to fear and protect themselves against, because of guilt trips they or their parents let themselves be taken on by moronic, racist scum like Toure Neblett?]
Kira Davis, a conservative black blogger, has issued a response.
[Ah, yes. We must have one of “our blacks” handy to respond to one of “their blacks.”]
Katie Pavlich is the News Editor at Townhall.com. Follow her on Twitter @katiepavlich. She is also the author of Fast and Furious: Barack Obama's Bloodiest Scandal and the Shameless Cover-Up.
So Ms. Davis has been called the N word "every day of her life". Then comes up with 3 anecdotal stories. A person, who became her friend, used it thoughtlessly, though not maliciously. A random dude on the street said some stupid racial stuff, though it sounded like a mentally challenged street guy and offered no physical violence. Then she says she heard the word with punches over and over again...??? Was she speaking metaphorically? Did someone beat her while screaming the N word? Were the words like punches when she heard them? Somehow I think if she had been physically beat while the attacker screamed the N word she would have been a little more detailed about the story.
ReplyDeleteThese stories sound suspiciously like the ones all black people tell about the horrible racial abuse they constantly endure at the hand of vicious racist whites that lurk behind every bush. They are always referring to a few isolated incidents, usually during their school years (yes, there are some jackasses who make stupid racist comments) that play over and over again in their heads and get exaggerated and distorted beyond reality.
This is an open letter to you Ms. Davis: Who really uses the N word prolifically and "every day" - Let's guess: BLACK PEOPLE THEMSELVES! If the word is so powerful and damaging maybe they should cease and desist the prolific use of the word themselves.
I had a couple of close friends who attended a mostly black high school, not only did they get plenty of verbal racial abuse, the girls were subjected to sexual harassment daily from black men and violent aggression from the black girls. Somehow I think if they only thing they had to deal with was a few knuckleheads making racial comments they would have been relieved.