Posted on 08/11/2018 8:45:33 AM PDT by yoe
ecently, Politico reporter Marc Caputo was angered at rude hecklers at a Trump rally who booed beleaguered CNN correspondent Jim Acosta.
So Caputo tweeted of them, “If you put everyone’s mouths together in this video, you’d get a full set of teeth.”
[snip] Again, demonizing the Trump voter as beyond cultural redemption is nothing new. During the 2016 campaign, Hillary Clinton infamously dismissed Trump supporters as “deplorables” who were “irredeemable” and were “not America.”
After her defeat, Clinton proved her early smears were no accident. Speaking in India, she again slurred Trump supporters as being racist, sexist, and xenophobic for their inability to appreciate her progressive godhead. All this from the 2008 candidate who earned the sobriquet of “Annie Oakley” from Barack Obama for quaffing boilermakers, shooting, and bowling while pandering to what Clinton had once endearingly called “hard-working Americans, white Americans.”
(Excerpt) Read more at realclearpolitics.com ...
Read the article Hansen never disappoints and is honest in his assessments.
Nothing is changed, they just have to be more explicit than before.
If you put everyone together at CNN, you’d have a brain the size of a mustard seed. Smaller for Congress. Still smaller for Democrats.
Hansen is verbose. I’m not a fan.
So we are all :
racist
sexist
xenophobic
Islamophobic
homophobic
trans-phobic
global warming deniers
don’t celebrate diversity
etc. etc.
Yep we are not bicoastal elitist liberals. We don’t worship and adhere to what’s fed to us by the media in the New York/Washington axis.
So we are obviously deplorable people. (sarcasm)
So we are obviously deplorable people. (sarcasm)
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and proud of it.
Fascists always hate and dehumanize their opponents. It makes actions like the Final Solution more palatable.
Couldn’t disagree with you more.
Academic dogma postulates that white people cannot be the victims of racism, and such banal white demonization has now seeped into the larger liberal commentariat."
"There is no such thing as 'Islamophobia'. It is a unicorn: it simply does not exist.
A 'phobia' is an irrational fear of something. The fear of being murdered by someone in the name of their so-called 'religion' is a perfectly rational fear."
“If you put everyone’s mouths together in this video, you’d get a full set of teeth.”
This makes zero sense. It’s kind of like someone’s trying to make a point and not doing a good job of it.
Well then, a logical person would expect that Caputo must have been positively apoplectic at what happened to Candace Owens and Charlie Kirk during their breakfast earlier this week in the "City of Brotherly Love".
He does a very nice job on this article.
He's labeling the crowd (and us) as poor, stupid, toothless rednecks, peckerwoods, hooligans, etc.
VD Hanson is a very mild mannered conservative academic, highly understated in tone, but he is thorough, just as you'd expect from a scholar.
So his articles invariably consists of a long list of examples which make the point he's driving home.
For those with no patience, you need read only his first few examples to see where he's going.
Everything else simply bolsters that point.
By now Hanson is not simply a national treasure, he's a highly endangered species -- a California conservative academic of northern European ancestry.
So he's our canary in the leftists' political coal mine.
There is never anything wrong with a narcissist, to them, it’s always the rest of the world that is messed up. The cabal of bankster globalists and those who serve them in DC for over 100 years now needs to come to an end.
Ah... Weird way of doing it. But in 50 plus years I’ve only had 2 teeth pulled... both wisdom. :)
I like some of his stuff, but too much is padded. Wonder is he gets paid by the word. His points could probably be properly expressed in about a third of what he writes.
Yes, Hanson’s columns tend to run a little long.
But then, he always has something important to say, so I read every word.
On the other hand, his book “Mexifornia” is a model of brevity about the immigration crisis.
Fabulous quote....thanks!
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