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“The Show (Trial) Must Go On!”

Satch has another wrestling camp — actually, it began yesterday — and as I’m home with the baby while my wife is away on business, I’ll be trundling him up and packing him along, too.  Which doesn’t leave me with a lot of time to comment.

Still, I wanted to highlight newrouter’s inspired quip, which I’ve used to headline this post.

After more reflection, I can honestly say that all those pollyannas on the GOP-side who rubbed their chins thoughtfully and told you for years that Obama was just another garden-variety liberal with the country’s best interests at heart, and that the “extremists” on the fringe right — with their Visigothic raping and pillaging of the language (I mean, some of us actually called a man committed to re-distributing wealth, forming a transnational progressivist centralized global bureaucratic government, and nationalizing entire industries while systematically undermining the middle class and the capitalist system, a “Marxist”, a “socialist”, and a “liberal fascist”, if you can even believe our terribly unhelpful and decidedly unnuanced audacity!) — were an embarrassing detriment to any hope the GOP had to ever becoming the “Party of the 100%”, have done as much damage to the country as the perpetrators.

Because what their plans were were clear to see.  In fact, it took willful blindness not to see it, particularly given Obama’s background, his training, and then his appointments.  And when Rush Limbaugh had the balls early on to desire the failure of those plans, he was excoriated and dismissed by Republicans climbing all over each other to distance themselves from such inflammatory rhetoric.

Many Republicans, blind, longing to be considered the “thinking” kind of conservatives — Mitch McConnell, you’ll remember, told us that the GOP was in danger of becoming a regional party, this two years before the biggest grass roots reversal of political fortunes ever, as the TEA Party retook the House, narrowed the Senate, and overtook numerous state houses and governorships — gave cover to the machinations of big government leftism.

And even today, the GOP establishment seeks to be liked rather than to promote an agenda that will force those invested in the idea of liberty to come to them, even if it is reluctantly at first.

Obama has turned the presidency into a lawless, post-constitutional seat of imperial power, where executive discretion rules; his DOJ is a politicized disgrace, featuring an Attorney General who had people fired on his way to ensuring commutations for Puerto Rican Separatist terrorists, represented Muslim extremists while in private practice, and who know has turned the full weight of his office not on some terror group (like, for instance, the Mexican drug cartels he helped arm), but rather on a private citizen who had the temerity to refuse to be beaten to death, an offense that frustrates the sensibilities of totalitarian-minded politicians who believe we need to be disarmed so that, as with an increasing number of other things, we are forced to live in fear and rely on the government to act as our protectors.

In 5 years we’ve watched this country change dramatically.  Fundamental transformation.  And the TEA Party revolution merely moved career political animals in the GOP into positions of power, from which they still aim to strike deals with Democrats, grow the government, and blast their electoral benefactors as Hobbits whose taxes need some looking into.

The ruling class vs. the rest of us, is what I’ve been calling it for years now.

From the outside.  Because that’s where I was exiled to, so that the very same people who 4 years ago were sneering at our Purist extremism can now don the mantle of hard-core True Believers who will lead us in the fight to take back our country.

The one they helped piss away with their “pragmatic” white board politics and their rah-rah Team Republican electoral strategies.

You’ve often heard me say, how we get there matters.  Well, there’s a corollary to that:  who we get there with matters, too.  Because many on the ostensible right merely want to make the right noises; following through is another matter entirely, a point at which we learn that things are far more “complicated” than our little bitterclinging lizard brains could ever hope to understand.

Fuck them all.  Rearways.  With a cold, mid-sized replica Liberty Bell.

132 Replies to ““The Show (Trial) Must Go On!””

  1. geoffb says:

    And the TEA Party revolution merely moved career political animals in the GOP into positions of power, from which they still aim to strike deals with Democrats, grow the government, and blast their electoral benefactors as Hobbits whose taxes need some looking into.

    Example.

    Reid and McCain — working with Republican Sens. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, John Hoeven of North Dakota, Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire and the two Tennessee GOP senators, Lamar Alexander and Bob Corker — negotiated throughout the weekend and into Tuesday morning before reaching a deal on confirming executive branch nominees.

  2. geoffb says:

    The ruling class & Astroturfing the “Revolution.”

    ACORN, Working Families Party, OccupyWall Street, DOJ-CRS, Crump & Parker. It’s organizers, organizers, from the top all the way down.

    Every part of the left is a organizer built and maintained facade to fool everyone enough voters that they are the majority and that all power is rightfully theirs to wield over all others.

  3. geoffb says:

    The astro-beat goes on.

  4. dicentra says:

    This just in: back in 2009, a black permit holder shot a white teen in self-defense and was acquitted: http://rochester.ynn.com/content/top_stories/490926/jury-finds-roderick-scott-not-guilty/

    Do we riot now, or….

  5. Shermlaw says:

    The current GOP’s strategy seems to be divide and conquer, except they’re practicing it on classical liberals, not the progressive, Marxist Left. They want us to believe there is no place to go and if we have the audacity to take our money and votes someplace else, we’ll be doomed, doomed, doomed.

    What these clowns fail to realize, in their desire to hold on to their places on the public teat, is that they’re playing with fire. Some of us have noticed what’s going on for awhile now. More are noticing. We’ve done nothing yet, because the country hasn’t been irretrievably screwed heretofore.

    Now, many of us find ourselves faced with our worst fears: Tyrannical Executive Branch, Feckless Legislature and a Judicial Branch which is more interested on being elected Beltway Prom Queen than the Constitution. In other words, the barbarians are at the gates.

  6. cranky-d says:

    I’d riot over it, but I have work to do and stuff like that.

    Plus, it sounds like a righteous shoot. So there’s that.

    Young guys are punks. The stupidest ones get themselves killed.

  7. Now that we know Trayvon Martin thought he was beating up a gay man, the shooting becomes what if Matthew Shepard had been armed?

  8. sdferr says:

    What is the situation when the jurors of a public trial are required — for purposes of their own safety — to keep their identities secret, taking on anonymous letter-number designations in place of names? Sum’pins already extremely fucked up in this society, seems plain on its face.

  9. Car in says:

    I was on a jury – not a public big deal – but I sure as shit want my name to be private. We put that guy away for twenty years, and I live in Detroit.

    Nope. I wanted my name private.

  10. sdferr says:

    That’s fine as a choice you understand you have to take Carin, but the question is whether we can come to terms with a time when such a recourse was entirely unnecessary, whether we can understand how such a situation itself could exist and how and why the change has come about that the former situation is now made impossible?

  11. geoffb says:

    [T]he shooting becomes what if Matthew Shepard had been armed?

    No need to think about any of that. On the left the identity group is nothing when the cause demands that they “heel.”

    A coalition of national transgender LGBT rights organizations, led by the National Black Justice Coalition and the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, today issued the following open letter:

    We cannot begin to imagine the continued pain and suffering endured by Trayvon Martin’s family and friends. We stand in solidarity with them as they continue to fight for justice, civil rights and closure. And we thank everyone who has pushed and will continue to push for justice.

    Trayvon Martin deserves justice and his civil rights. We support the organizations and community leaders who are urging the federal government to explore every option to ensure that justice is served for Trayvon and that his civil rights are honored and respected. But our work does not end there: we will honor Trayvon Martin by strengthening our commitment to end bias, hatred, profiling and violence across our communities.

    Just as with the feminists who supported WJC’s “right” to poke/pork interns, so too the LGBT crowd will bend over willingly for the Party and not ask for a reach around in return. Party uber alles.

  12. Shermlaw says:

    Just as with the feminists who supported WJC’s “right” to poke/pork interns, so too the LGBT crowd will bend over willingly for the Party and not ask for a reach around in return. Party uber alles.

    Until the party is required to sacrifice them. It will happen. It always does with the sword of identity politics. Live by it; die by it.

  13. geoffb says:

    Stand your ground laws, what they are and why they were passed.

  14. “If Trayvon Martin hadn’t been a homophobe he might be alive today.”

    I plan to explode as many heads as possible with that sentence.

  15. Silver Whistle says:

    Do we riot now, or….

    If you say so.

  16. Squid says:

    That’s almost as bad as this protest in the Mideastwest.

  17. bgbear says:

    It is still unfair because white boy hunting season is much shorter than black boy season and there is a limit of one whitey per season.

  18. leigh says:

    Jason Riley at the WSJ is taking a tremendous amount of heat for this article.

  19. What’s the bag limit for part-black Peruvian-Americans erroneously (and without evidence) thought to be gay sexual predators?

  20. Drumwaster says:

    In other words, the barbarians are at the gates.

    The problem is that the barbarians are the ones currently standing Gate Guard Duty, and it’s just a few minutes shy of midnight on a Cinderella Liberty Night…

  21. Drumwaster says:

    I’d also like to point out that George Zimmerman is darker than Elizabeth “Painted Nails” Warren. You may now carry on with your day(s).

  22. bgbear says:

    Zimmerman is darker than Eric Holder.

  23. leigh says:

    Ben Jealous is as white as I am and I’m a paleface.

  24. Silver Whistle says:

    What’s the bag limit for part-black Peruvian-Americans erroneously (and without evidence) thought to be gay sexual predators?

    Critically endangered species – catch & release only.

  25. dicentra says:

    Racism is exclusively a function of power, as defined by me. As a member of Designated Victim Group X, as designated by me, I do not belong to the dominant order; I do not have institutional power or the leverage of ‘normality’, therefore I cannot be racist, ever. All those who belong to the dominant group, as defined by me, participate in racism, also defined by me. They are racist because they are white. They just are, so shut up. Those who dispute this formulation are, by definition, racist and oppressive.

    °

  26. leigh says:

    Gad, di. That is one of those head-desk types of stories, for sure.

  27. bgbear says:

    It is important to note that under the racism formula summarized above that removing “whites” from the equation changes nothing. A black man for example can never be racists against anyone. Asians or Latinos for example.

    Ill never be a great thinker. I could never come up with this.

  28. leigh says:

    I have it on good authority from my Asian friends that all persons who are not Asian (and some who are, depending on their country of origin) are inferior to Asians.

    It’s just a fact, they say.

  29. Silver Whistle says:

    Ill never be a great thinker. I could never come up with this.

    Try a headdesk, bgbear. It’s the sound of someone trying to pound a thought into their head. Maybe it works. In Laurie Pennie’s case, it’s going to take quite a few goes.

  30. Curmudgeon says:

    I call them Commiecrats for a reason. If you want to call the RINOs “fellow travelers”, OK too.

  31. Critically endangered species – catch & release only.

    If a fish undergoing catch-and-release were armed and shot the fisherman, would that be second-degree murder?

  32. cranky-d says:

    If a fish undergoing catch-and-release were armed and shot the fisherman, would that be second-degree murder?

    Nope. It would be self-defense, because the fish has no way of knowing whether he will be thrown back or thrown into a bucket for eating.

  33. BigBangHunter says:

    – Jeantel: “I’m educated. I’m a 3.0”.

    – I don’t think anyone would argue with her self accessment if she’s using a 0 to 10 scale.

  34. Silver Whistle says:

    A fish with arms? So that’s where they get fish fingers.

  35. bgbear says:

    Asians count for nothing in any liberal discussion on race. Just fascinating.

  36. Squid says:

    Jews, either. Except when they’re viciously pummeling the Peaceful Ones and stealing their land and making unleavened bread from their blood and bones. Then they definitely count.

  37. Curmudgeon says:

    – Jeantel: “I’m educated. I’m a 3.0?.

    – I don’t think anyone would argue with her self accessment if she’s using a 0 to 10 scale.

    Decimal slip. Jeantel the Hutt is a 0.3, and that is generous.

  38. Drumwaster says:

    “I’m educated. I’m a 3.0.”

    Is that percentiles?

    (thoroughly confused)

  39. “Last night I came in at 3:00 with a 10.0 and at 10:00 I woke up with a…”

  40. According to RJ3.0, GZ should have known Trademark wasn’t trying to kill him.

  41. Danger says:

    “In fact, it took willful blindness not to see it,”

    Or perhaps a willing suspension of disbelief.
    (At least that’s how the smartest woman in the world would put it.)

  42. newrouter says:

    0r rj3.O!

  43. BigBangHunter says:

    – I don’t know. I’ve been too busy the last ten years or so involved with unwillful suspension of reality in this brave new Utopian world.

  44. Danger says:

    Apparently an “a” (as in crack-a) not only eliminates racism but it also establishes polite dialog.

  45. leigh says:

    Rush had clips of Miz Jeantel’s blabfest with Piers Morgan today. Girl sure like to say “whoop-azz”.

  46. John Bradley says:

    Of course by her standards, it’s probably ‘racist’ when Rush Limbaugh says “Hello”, as well.

  47. […] Jeff Goldstein of Protein Wisdom has the words […]

  48. John Bradley says:

    “You say ‘a nigger’ and I say ‘a nigga’,
    You say ‘a cracker’ and I say ‘a cracka’,
    A nigger, a nigga, a cracker, a cracka
    Let’s call the whole thing off!”

  49. John Bradley says:

    ‘I Didn’t Even Curse’

    But she did use the ‘r-word’… <studio_audience>oooh!</studio_audience>

  50. sdferr says:

    Would’ja look at those crackas skate.

  51. Danger says:

    sdferr,

    I was sure that a feathered creature would be featured in your previous ;)

  52. sdferr says:

    Theys a couple of big eagly looking ones in stone there, don’tcha know?

  53. newrouter says:

    does this work: proggtards – diversity= colored folk who think like us

  54. Pablo says:

    Finally, someone crams the race hustling bullshit right back down Jesse Jackson’s throat live and in real time. That would be one David Webb. The fun starts at about the 5:00 mark, but if you like incoherence, listen to the whole thing.

  55. leigh says:

    David Webb is the man.

  56. palaeomerus says:

    “What’s the bag limit for part-black Peruvian-Americans erroneously (and without evidence) thought to be gay sexual predators?”

    Well if they carry a gun despite hasty attempts to change the law or at least how prosecutors interpret it, then I suspect the sport will rapidly lose its popularity and the word will go out that White hispanics will fuckin’ kill you and they don’t cringe when you say ‘slavery’. They think they are being attacked by crazy people that they can’t reason with so they are quick to pull triggers and cover shit up. And they get away with it a lot and they cover each other’s backs. So seek fatter whiter more isolated game that knows its political place and will let you thump the head until you are good and done and won’t snitch afterward.

  57. Darleen says:

    Oh wow!! Trayvon Martin supporters march in Victorville CA! Turnout in the dozens!

    (note: Victorville is chock-full of Crips/Bloods and other LA gangbangers pushed eastward)

  58. happyfeet says:

    Victorville is more northeastward way on the other side of the federally-mandated wilderness lands

    it’s precisely nowhere in other word

    I been through there

    bless their hearts

    it’s Slab City with a Target and a Del Taco

  59. happyfeet says:

    *words* I mean

  60. leigh says:

    I believe they host a prison, too.

  61. happyfeet says:

    it’s bleak bleak bleak

    Bagdad Cafe bleak

    a desert road from vegas to nowheres

  62. Darleen says:

    leigh

    No CA state prison up in Victorville … but there is a county juvie just east of the city just over the border into Apple Valley.

  63. Darleen says:

    Two state prisons in San Bernardino County – CIM (CA Institute for Men) and CIW — are in Chino.

  64. Darleen says:

    Oops … there’s a Fed prison in Victorville (near the old Air Force base).

    Forgot about that one.

  65. serr8d says:

    So, #HeinrichHolder. He’s Bark’s Left-Hand Man.

  66. sdferr says:

    There is a fundamental thuggishness about the origins of the Nazis, sure ‘nough. The evident parallels here are getting to be too stark to overlook. Weird too, how the Nazis were all about a nonsensical race teaching, isn’t it?

  67. Pablo says:

    There is an irony here that seems to be lost on everyone. If the only time that the killing of a black person really troubles the black community-at-large is when a white person, rather than a black person, has done the killing, then in effect what is being said is that a black life has more moral value when that life is ended by a white person instead of a black person. And unless I am missing something, that is precisely the point of view that the KKK would hold. *

  68. Ernst Schreiber says:

    dicentra says July 17, 2013 at 2:35 pm

    Yeah about that. You’d think reprocessed, reformulated Marxist claptrap would be old by now. I’m tired of people like this Laurie Penny person judging me for the color of my skin. I can’t help it that I was born white, you know.

  69. sdferr says:

    The Trayvon mother agrees with the maintenance of the show trial:

    *** “This is sending out a terrible message to young teenagers,” she added. “Trayvon was walking too slow. So should they be walking too fast? You know, so I don’t think teenagers at home know exactly what to do now.” ***

    It would be simpler had The Trayvon mother explained to the confused children of negritude the truth: that Trayvon himself was a confused thug who brought about his own demise by attacking a man unnecessarily. But truth is dangerous. Better, she thinks, to keep it from herself, and if herself, all the more so the children.

  70. My dad washed out of Army Air Corps cadet training at Victorville in WW2.

  71. “You know, so I don’t think teenagers at home know exactly what to do now.”

    Don’t whoop-aaaazzzzzz a Neighborhood Watch coordinator, is what they should do, probably.

  72. leigh says:

    Mike Huckabee was on earlier opining about the “dignity” and “great faith” of the Martin parents. No mention of Tracy’s association with the Crips or that his mother didn’t raise him.

    Mike sees what he wants to see.

  73. If Huckabee were elected Senator, his assimilation would be complete before his swearing-in ended.

  74. leigh says:

    Legal Insurrection corrects, for the umpteenth time, the “Zimmerman ignored the po-lice” and followed Young Trayvon lie.

    Link.

  75. Curmudgeon says:

    Yeah about that. You’d think reprocessed, reformulated Marxist claptrap would be old by now. I’m tired of people like this Laurie Penny person judging me for the color of my skin. I can’t help it that I was born white, you know.

    Laure Penny, like other “womyn” of her ilk, needs to be subjected to the tender mercies of those for whom her heart bleeds. A lot of the rest of her would bleed afterwards….

  76. leigh says:

    There’s even a book out about that, Curmudgeon. “White Girl Bleed a Lot.”

  77. leigh says:

    OT: Whitey Bulger key witness found whacked in Lincoln, MA.

  78. Silver Whistle says:

    Whitey Bulger key witness found whacked in Lincoln, MA.

    In this parish, ‘whacked’ is an adjective meaning tired. Is he having a lie down?

  79. guinspen says:

    And unless I am missing something, that is precisely the point of view that the KKK would hold.

    Politics makes strange bedsheetfellows.

  80. leigh says:

    He’s conveniently dead, SW.

  81. geoffb says:

    Legal Insurrection corrects, for the umpteenth time, the “Zimmerman ignored the po-lice” and followed Young Trayvon lie.

    This was; along with shot the unarmed, harmless teen; the main lie which was pushed out on March 7th 2012 by Crump & Parker assisted by Reuters, AP, and CBS with their lying animations of the event. The payday for the law firm depended on getting this storyline into public circulation.

  82. leigh says:

    I want sanctions on Crump & Park and Associates. Surrender of their law licenses would be good, too. And monetary damages in the millions for the Zimmerman’s.

  83. Ernst Schreiber says:

    Laure Penny, like other “womyn” of her ilk, needs to be subjected to the tender mercies of those for whom her heart bleeds. A lot of the rest of her would bleed afterwards….

    To quote a charming rake and rogue from the Old World Old School:

    What she needs is a man to dominate her! To make love to her enough to make her love him.

  84. guinspen says:

    Hey, bo-oys !

    Look what I got hee-ah !!

  85. Ernst Schreiber says:

    A show trial from the start

    Via Glenn Reynolds, who adds, “[f]rankly, for the government to help organize and manage rallies and protests against an individual charged with a crime looks like a civil rights violation to me. I hope Zimmerman’s lawyers go ahead and sue[.] The discovery process will be fascinating.”

  86. geoffb says:

    for the government to help organize and manage rallies and protests against an individual [to get him] charged with a crime

    I think that is more accurate as the protests were originally to get Zimmerman arrested. Once he was arrested that opened the door, under Florida law, to there being civil lawsuits over the death of Trayvon. This was the most important thing for the Martin family and their law firm.

  87. leigh says:

    Has O’Mara filed to indemnify Zimmerman against any liability for damages that a civil suit would bring? I know it was talked about, but other than the protestin’ and lootin’ in California (what?), I haven’t seen much more about GZ. I assume he is lying low and letting his lawyers do the talking, as he should.

  88. Ernst Schreiber says:

    Astute observation geoff.

  89. geoffb says:

    From Ernst’s link above.

    A March 9, 2012 email from the OCAd reads:
    […]
    See below CBS morning news coverage of the controversial shooting of Trayvon Martin, a resident of Miami-Dade District 1
    […]
    Approximately one hour after this email was sent it was forwarded by OCAd to Mildred Duprey de Robles, the head of the Miami field office of the CRS and to Thomas Battles, the head of the regional CRS office.

    The CBS morning news coverage, which I’ve linked to before, was the show which had the animation which had Zimmerman shooting Trayvon without any reason except race. Plus it had the Martin family and Ben Crump walking a reporter through the scene relating their version of the event on camera and how wonderful Trayvon was as a kid.

  90. Ernst Schreiber says:

    There you go. If it was on TV, it must be true.

    Do you suppose CBS created the animation themselves, or did Crump & Park and associates provide to them?

  91. newrouter says:

    “was the show which had the animation which had Zimmerman shooting Trayvon without any reason except race ”

    trying to taint the jury pool?

  92. Squid says:

    Best Bond girl ever, Ernst. Hands down.

  93. geoffb says:

    Do you suppose CBS created the animation themselves, or did Crump & Park and associates provide to them?

    Of that I’m not sure but what was shown at that link was shown in another CBS show with a bit longer animated piece and another one showing a completely different scenario in which Zimmerman beats up Trayvon and then shoots him at close range was shown on the Charlie Rose show. Both those are on Youtube. Here and here.

  94. Ernst Schreiber says:

    Said so myself on many occassions, and will maintain until the day I day that, had Sean Connery stuck around for it, OHMSS would have been the best film of the entire franchise.

  95. geoffb says:

    Oops second link.

  96. Ernst Schreiber says:

    a completely different scenario in which Zimmerman beats up Trayvon and then shoots him at close range

    Clever of Zimmerman to bruise up Martin’s knuckles with his nose and the back of his head like that. What won’t those white-hispanics do when they take into their heads to shoot little black boys?

  97. geoffb says:

    It has that golden toned ring of the “truthy.”

  98. geoffb says:

    The Department of Justice has asked the Sanford, Florida, police department to hold all evidence related to the George Zimmerman case, Sanford Capt. Jim McAuliffe said Thursday.

    The request is related to the Justice Department’s own investigation of the matter, McAuliffe said. The move was expected as the agency weighs whether to pursue a civil rights case.

    The Department of Justice opened an investigation into the Zimmerman case last year, and a statement from the agency Sunday said it was ongoing and will now include evidence and testimony from the Florida trial.

    Zimmerman, a former neighborhood watch volunteer, was acquitted over the weekend in the shooting death of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin.

    In a speech in Washington on Monday, Attorney General Eric Holder said the Justice Department would “continue to act in a manner that is consistent with the facts and the law” in examining what he called “the tragic, unnecessary shooting death of Trayvon Martin.”

    This: “continue to act in a manner that is consistent with the facts and the law”, and this: ” what he called “the tragic, unnecessary shooting death of Trayvon Martin”, are mutually exclusive unless they admit that Trayvon was the party responsible for his own death, and thus one is (or both are) either wrong or a lie.

  99. sdferr says:

    That “hold all evidence” looks suspiciously like an underhanded means to deny Mr. Zimmerman the return of his property, namely, his firearm, holster and clothes.

  100. sdferr says:

    Ha, how about that? It gives me pause that I can peremptorily think in the same fashion as the fascists in charge of the DoJ, I’ll say straight out.

  101. geoffb says:

    Once they get a narrative implanted in the LIV mind it never leaves.

    [A]pparently, in Cosby Land, profiling, stalking, menacing, attacking and ultimately fatally shooting a Black child in the heart because he’s Black and wearing a hoodie — so he must be a criminal — doesn’t qualify as being racist.

  102. sdferr says:

    *** “Blackness is another issue entirely apart from class in America. No matter how affluent, educated and mobile [a black person] becomes, his race defines him more particularly than anything else. Black people have a common cause that requires attending to, and this cause does not allow for the rigid class separation that is the luxury of American whites. There is a sense in which every black man is as far from liberation as the weakest one if his weakness is attributable to racial injustice.”

    When asked to explain the passage, Holder replied, “It really says that … I am not the tall U.S. attorney, I am not the thin United States attorney. I am the black United States attorney. And he was saying that no matter how successful you are, there’s a common cause that bonds the black United States attorney with the black criminal or the black doctor with the black homeless person.” ***

  103. leigh says:

    Blackness is another issue entirely apart from class in America.

    Eric needs to have a chat with Carin and me.

  104. geoffb says:

    Black people have a common cause that requires attending to, and this cause does not allow for the rigid class separation that is the luxury of American whites.
    […]
    [T]here’s a common cause that bonds

    This is a choice that was made by the US civil rights movement around 1964. To weld their entire being to the cause of the far left, the “New Left”. This “choice” is now an enforced one and what is enforced is much more than “black” but is an entire way of living, speaking, and thinking that must be done every minute of every day, or else bad things will befall you. See Cosby above.

    Once more the left invites itself to be compared with Islam or the typical cult.

  105. Ernst Schreiber says:

    Rigid class separation” Is that what Holder calls the death of upward mobility in the country that his boss has brought about? Have they enacted sumptuary laws without telling us?

  106. sdferr says:

    “The essentialism is strong with this one”, says the wizard about the AG.

  107. Ernst Schreiber says:

    I’d have gone with Marxist dialectic myself.

    And the first adjectival modifier that pops to my mind when I think of Eric Holder is the corrupt Attorney General.

    Duplicitous, decietful, partisan, crooked, lying, contemptible and dispicable all come to mind before black as well.

  108. sdferr says:

    It’s closer to Aryan race theory than anything particularly Marxist I think, albeit substituting Black for Aryan, at least on the basis of the face of the quotation he carries around in his wallet.

  109. leigh says:

    It is, sdferr. Almost, if not quite, a critical race theory.

  110. sdferr says:

    You gotta believe that CJ Roberts’ statement from a couple of terms ago that (gisting) “if we aim to cease discriminating on the basis of race we have to stop discriminating on the basis of race” has crawled up Holder’s ass and taken eternal root in his hate organ (otherwise known as his brain — which wouldn’t be all that far distant from his anus in any event).

  111. leigh says:

    A short crawl indeed. Holder and that woman who blogged or tweeted about how all whites are hatey racists and always will be, should get together for a chance for Holder to berate her face to face. She might even let him smack her around—all in the name of reparations, and that.

    It’d do them both a world of good. Us? Not so much.

  112. geoffb says:

    [T]he corrupt Attorney General.

    It isn’t exactly power that corrupts but immunity that power can, but not always, grant. The result of years of crying racism has been a grant of immunity for those who follow the will of the left and consider themselves as black, no matter their actual pigmentation or ancestry.

    This grant of immunity destroys both the immune and all around them as is seen in the wreckage of 51 years of black Democrat administration of Detroit. Absolute immunity makes for absolute corruption. And who is more absolutely immune than Holder, but his boss.

    Trouble is that immunity card only plays domestically. It has no worth overseas and its value even here is falling except among the ruling class who still believe it to be solid gold not the drossy thing it is becoming.

  113. Ernst Schreiber says:

    Almost, if not quite, a critical race theory.

    Critical race theory is Marxism with the racial dialectic supplanting the material. Think of privilege as the equivalent of “controlling the means of production.”

  114. geoffb says:

    The dross keeps coming.

  115. Squid says:

    I love it. When they refuse to lend you money, it’s because they’re racist. When they agree to lend you money, it’s because they’re racist. If they misplace your loan application, it’s because they’re racist.

    I’ll bet all those loan officers probably call their dogs “Boy,” too.

  116. sdferr says:

    *** Ignorance of the causes, and original constitution of right, equity, law, and justice, disposeth a man to make custom and example the rule of his actions; in such manner as to think that unjust which it hath been the custom to punish; and that just, of the impunity and approbation whereof they can produce an example or (as the lawyers which only use this false measure of justice barbarously call it) a precedent; like little children that have no other rule of good and evil manners but the correction they receive from their parents and masters; save that children are constant to their rule, whereas men are not so; because grown strong and stubborn, they appeal from custom to reason, and from reason to custom, as it serves their turn, receding from custom when their interest requires it, and setting themselves against reason as oft as reason is against them: which is the cause that the doctrine of right and wrong is perpetually disputed, both by the pen and the sword: whereas the doctrine of lines and figures is not so; because men care not, in that subject, what be truth, as a thing that crosses no man’s ambition, profit, or lust. For I doubt not, but if it had been a thing contrary to any man’s right of dominion, or to the interest of men that have dominion, that the three angles of a triangle should be equal to two angles of a square, that doctrine should have been, if not disputed, yet by the burning of all books of geometry suppressed, as far as he whom it concerned was able. ***

  117. Car in says:

    I am the black United States attorney. And he was saying that no matter how successful you are, there’s a common cause that bonds the black United States attorney with the black criminal or the black doctor with the black homeless person.”

    OMG. that is FRIGHTENING that a man with this narrow way of thinking has so much power.

    What is the disillusionment among black people that they feel some bond based on skin pigmentation? They CHOOSE that. It’s not based on anything else but a desire to continue their victimhood.

    And it’s based on a lie, by someone who lives in a gated community away from the dregs of society. That “bond” really is nothing more than politics.

    Otherwise he’d give a shit about all the black kids who die at the hands of other black folks. Or the shitty education system. Or the shitty parenting that leads these kids astray in the first place.

  118. leigh says:

    He’s really got brass, doesn’t he? He’s the Attorney General of the United States. His wife is an obstetrician. Their three kids go to schools mine could never afford in a million years and he’s Down with the Struggle?

    Fuck him. The man is a fool. A dangerous fool.

  119. Car in says:

    The only “bond” he has with a black criminal or homeless person is how it can work to his political advantage.

  120. leigh says:

    If there’s a God, he can bond with his peoples while he’s in the slammer.

  121. Car in says:

    We’ve seen the race pimps continue on for decades w/o ever having a come to Jesus moment.

    So I’m not holding my breath that Holder will ever be held accountable for his words and actions.

  122. leigh says:

    *sigh* Me neither.

  123. Curmudgeon says:

    Once they get a narrative implanted in the LIV mind it never leaves.

    [A]pparently, in Cosby Land, profiling, stalking, menacing, attacking and ultimately fatally shooting a Black child in the heart because he’s Black and wearing a hoodie — so he must be a criminal — doesn’t qualify as being racist.

    I read that, and other garbage on the same website, and I can’t help but think there are a whole lot of people who need to be deported from these shores. If they hate “Amerikkka” so much, can’t they be shipped out?

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