We don’t need guns. [More]Yes, you do.
That you think you don't just shows what a doomed, delusional fool you are.
Which is fine with me.
Tuesday, November 09, 2010
Unwise Tim
That you think you don't just shows what a doomed, delusional fool you are.
Which is fine with me.
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Isn't it amusing how festering racist pustules like Tim "Wise" always shout loudly that they are "antiracists"... while making an issue of race?
It is telling that he doesn't allow comments. Someone might point the truth out to him and that would hurt his feelings.
Wise has been a anti-white, racist bigot going on 20 years now, he's allowed to write something controversial from time to time in progressive/fascist rags and on progressive/fascist web sites like the Daily KOS.
He can be looked up on youtube or wikipedia, he's not done anything video worthy in over a year, must be seeking funds with this recent progressive/fascist screed.
Last, he's in his 40's, so he'd getting there himself, further, he's claims he's a jew, but since he has a non-jewish mother, he'd have to have been bar mitvah'd officially to be considered lawfully jewish. So, tough luck on that one, Wise. Maybe the JPFO needs to pay him a visit and explain how that works, among other things.
The comments are closed. How open minded.
What I'd love to know is what he'd say to all the Black, Hispanic, Asian, Pacific Islander, and other ethnic groups on the right?
And they call the right racists...
He does seem to be one of those misguided fools who thinks he is so trendy and chic with his commentaries. He doesn't realize that those he is going out of his way to defend and promote are the same ones that will throw his ass in the stew-pot without reservation when the going gets tough.
An open letter to all the communists and their enablers on the left concerning their recent ass-kicking, and the soon-to-come Unpleasantness, from Sean: Run.
This was posted over at Kos the other day. I read this stuff so you don't have to.
When the Civil Rights Act was passed, I thought the very same thing about racism.
It was 1965, and I was 8 years old.
So now we can at least guess at his level of mental acumen. He aimed this at us middle-aged white guys (and gals) but he has completely forgotten our children and grandchildren. Silly boy.
I remember there was this socially-conscious liberal young woman who went to South Africa to teach the oppressed blacks how to use the election system to get fair representation.
They killed her as a "settler," a supporter of white minority colonial rule, on the basis of her skin color. The saying goes "One settler, one bullet."
Wise better carry printouts of his diatribes and hope the mob will take the time to read them. Looks like one of us right-wing paleface oppressors, to me.
In his "Special Providence", Walter Russell Mead discusses Jacksonian America and its ability to grow beyond its original ethnic roots. He expresses amazement at the way it manages to subvert the collectivist tendencies that new immigrant groups were thoroughly socialized in, at home, and to convert them, over a generation or to, into radical individualists.
To assume that recent immigrants won't be similarly subverted is hubris of the worst kind. The European revolutions of 1848 were followed by a mass exodus of European socialists to the US. Their descendants are gun-hugging red-necks, like the rest of us.
I do range safety at a local gun club, and considering the number of hmong kids I see learning to shoot with their parents, I'd hesitate to claim that the process has stopped.
The most self-righteous, condescending, arrogant, racist prick EVAH!
Pay him no mind. He squawks, and will keep on squawking, until somebody uses his fat ass to fill a skinny ditch.
In the words of that famous philosopher Bugs Bunny: "What a maroon."
Missing from little Timmy's screed - along the lines of those annoying smartphone sign-offs - "Sent from my Mom's basement".
Twerp.
Wow. He's got a lot of race hatred for an "anti-racist."
Ironic.
I could pick this apart, line by line, but that's way beyond the scope of this comment. Needless to say, for being an "open" letter, it does not invite discussion; rather, it's a promise that will be unfulfilled. Because for all his posturing about how our beliefs and way of life are ending because "ole whitey" is dying off, he's forgetting something: I'm raising my kids to believe it too. And they'll raise their kids. Wise's "people" will have a whole new generations of "extremists" who will want the Constitution restored from the ashes @$$holes like this want to leave it in.
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