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| Even a little cute kid is given vitriol by these White conservative extremists. |
Now I remember that John Oliver from The Daily Show once put this into spotlight. He said that anything on the social networks can become some firebrand for political outrage.
It doesn't matter what it is. It's apparent that for every video that's out there, there is some asshole online there to complain, spit vitriol and hatred of it. That's probably why YouTube, Facebook and Twitter are declining.
People are tired of the racism. People are tired of having to explain to a bunch of anonymous losers who only goal in life is to piss you off with a few word vomits.
Social networks can't regulate everything. For every 10 or more hateful videos and fake profiles being removed, 500 more are up and running within minutes.
Even a innocent video of a kitten could turn into a "FUCK OBAMA" from some anonymous troll online.
For Pete's sake, has the conservatives gone stir crazy?
Apparently so, because this innocent YouTube video has went viral and peaked at best 250,000 views so far.
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| Racial extremists rated this video poor. Just like the Cheerios YouTube video. |
It's a little Black boy saying a prayer for President Barack Obama. No harm in that right?
Not to the racial extremists in the conservative movement. They wasted no time trying to depict the boy as a "lil' Trayvon Martin" and the parents are "poverty" cases. They had the nerve to criticize the little boy's grammar skills.
How insane is that?
Mediaite reports that the video has quickly become one of the most disliked on YouTube, thanks to a host of Christian conservative sites that have condemned it over the last several days. In the video, the boy clasps his hands and lowers his head before thanking the president for “all the stuff that you helped us with.”
And it would have been just another cute video uploaded to YouTube by a loving parent, had it not been posted Sunday a Loserville radio host and subsequently by nearly every conservative website on the internet. “What kind of a parent would allow their child to blaspheme God?” The Loserville radio host wrote in his post, setting the narrative that would reverberate throughout the rest of the right-wing web.
SugarCainTV’s Robert Laurie wrote, “If you thought that Barack Obama was just a mortal man elected to a temporary position in office, you thought wrong. According to this video, he’s much, much, more than that. He is a divine instrument, replete with God-given ‘special powers.’”
WorldNutDaily condemned the young boy for “praying TO Obama. Not for him. Not about him. TO him.” This is despite the fact that the first words out of the boy’s mouth are “A prayer for President Barack Obama.”
And Crazy Jones’ InfoWars took its criticism of the video to yet another level: “The controversial prayer video is just the latest example of the type of feverish leader worship historically only witnessed in communist and totalitarian regimes, such as North Korea, Mao’s China and Nazi Germany.”
Etiquette is a theme that is commonly ignored on social networks.
When you have a disagreement with a person, do you let it go or do you jump into the fray?
Ideological changes in our society has pitted Americans into a colorblind mentality! If it didn't happen to me, why should I care?
I can tell you that there's probably more hate themed pages on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, WordPress, and even on Blogger.
The freedom of speech allows these individuals to put up websites disparaging women, Blacks, Hispanics, those in LGBT community, those who practice in Christianity, Muslims or Jewish.
White extremists and political junkies alike have taken to the social networks to vent off inflammatory rhetoric!
Here we go again. The gadfly continues. So once again, I leave it up to you to read this pile of regurgitated crap from the "anonymous" commentator who can't seem to get it through his head that we're ignoring him.
I hope you have a magnifying glass for this word vomit.
Anonymous said...
First off, we both know you don't need a white sheet and cross to be racist. You don't have to be white, for that matter.
"why is it this individual focuses on the stories that deal with conservatives acting like racists?"
I don't know what you're talking about, you're the one who relentlessly brings up conservatives in reply to everything I say. And you specifically asked for a response on that Obama mask, read your post.
The most annoying post I've read from you-- and my first reply to you-- wasn't even about a conservative. It was about that Cleveland serial killer, and you preemptively accusing the city racism just because he was black. I still maintain that attitude perpetuates racism, and has nothing to do with conservatives.
The gadfly continues on and on again. It's kind of like a dog taking a dump in the neighbor's grass. If you leave the dog's crap in the neighbor's yard, the neighbor gets mad. He'll demand you'll pick it up.
So this is what I'm doing. I'm picking up the crap. I don't want this anonymous loser's word vomit on the pages of Journal de la Reyna. I am doing my job to remove it.
I'll keep on removing it until he'll find someone else to vent at or create a blog attacking me or others.
I'll make sure I'll keep removing this word vomit until the anonymous commentator goes away. Hopefully he'll give it up and move on.
But I'll expect another word vomit coming down in a few moments. Just you wait.
Again the Republican Party isn't racist. But there's whole lot of people associated with racism in the Republican Party. The Republican Party are the enablers of division and distraction. They pander to conservatism.
Conservatism is dosed in the bigotry of race, gender, sexuality, nationality, religion, political and economic standings.
They look at Black people as criminals. Latinos as illegal aliens. Muslims as terrorists.
Barack Obama being in the White House drives them nuts. They know that the tide is turning. They're trying to hold on to what little strength they have. The Tea Party Movement is the last remnants of the extremism.
The Tea Party will overplay their hand and the public will eventually turn on them. Hopefully the public will see this as an example of how this country is fucked up by these conservatives.
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Typically I don't respond to gadflies.
Do us a favor, go somewhere else to rant. I don't read word vomit.
Thank you!
If you're still reading this. After a few more postings I am going to make a change to how people comment on this blog. I am going to ask S. Baldwin if we could have people sign in under a name before they post.
Anonymous comments aren't productive to the blog.
All this is in my opinion is word vomit. I don't read word vomit.
You're an example of why we don't feed the trolls.
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