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Tea Party Shoots Itself in the Foot Again

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So when the person calls themselves something, it's okay? So if George Bush would've called Kanye after his comments the N word, that would've been okay right? Since Kanye has referred to himself as the N word before.

 

I'm just looking for consistency from you all.

No, you're just being obstinate ...
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Nope, but it was an offensive comment towards her and women in general. Either way it was an offensive insensitive remark from someone in a leadership position. Consistency people, that's all I ask for.

 

It was during the election. I think he called her a pitbull with lipstick or something of that nature.

How was the remark aimed toward women in general?
No, you're just being obstinate ...

 

As I thought, you avoid the question. How is it different? You said it's not an issue because Palin herself made the joke before Biden said something. So since Kanye refers to himself that way, that should also be okay, correct? You can't have it both ways.

As I thought, you avoid the question. How is it different? You said it's not an issue because Palin herself made the joke before Biden said something. So since Kanye refers to himself that way, that should also be okay, correct? You can't have it both ways.
I've already answered the question earlier in this thread. You don't use the "N word" because of its ugly history. Do you really not get that?
Nope, but it was an offensive comment towards her and women in general. Either way it was an offensive insensitive remark from someone in a leadership position. Consistency people, that's all I ask for.

 

It was during the election. I think he called her a pitbull with lipstick or something of that nature.

 

 

I'll have to say no because some may take that as a compliment.

 

When an elected official displays discrimination of any kind it paints not only that official as moron but everyone who voted for that person as a moron. I knew Hilary Clinton lost her chance to win the Democratic Nomination once she got racial with Obama. I believe that was the turning point of her campaign. Let me be clear......no elected official should ever say anything that can perceived as racially insensitive or you will pay one way or the other. It's that simple. You can't be racially insensitive and them say 'whoops, my bad, I didn't mean it.....my best friends are black. I'm a Christian....blah, blah,blah.' The damage is done. There are racist Democrats as well but they do a much better job at hiding it. Partly because most black politicians are Democrats so the racist left has to be on their P's and Q's at all times. When one Republican/Tea Party member is racist it will always cast a shadow of belief that the whole party is because that is the stigma of the GOP. That it is racially insensitive. Situations like this and Rand Paul's big mouth don't help to remove that stigma either. Big business and rich people have always been seen as racially insensitive in black people's eyes and that is what the GOP generally supports. Black people want to believe the GOP is racist and sends emails like this to each other all day long. Unfortunately this elected official gave black people more firepower.

I'll have to say no because some may take that as a compliment.

 

When an elected official displays discrimination of any kind it paints not only that official as moron but everyone who voted for that person as a moron. I knew Hilary Clinton lost her chance to win the Democratic Nomination once she got racial with Obama. I believe that was the turning point of her campaign. Let me be clear......no elected official should ever say anything that can perceived as racially insensitive or you will pay one way or the other. It's that simple. You can't be racially insensitive and them say 'whoops, my bad, I didn't mean it.....my best friends are black. I'm a Christian....blah, blah,blah.' The damage is done. There are racist Democrats as well but they do a much better job at hiding it. Partly because most black politicians are Democrats so the racist left has to be on their P's and Q's at all times. When one Republican/Tea Party member is racist it will always cast a shadow of belief that the whole party is because that is the stigma of the GOP. That it is racially insensitive. Situations like this and Rand Paul's big mouth don't help to remove that stigma either. Big business and rich people have always been seen as racially insensitive in black people's eyes and that is what the GOP generally supports. Black people want to believe the GOP is racist and sends emails like this to each other all day long. Unfortunately this elected official gave black people more firepower.

 

Then those people are ignorant.

 

So you agree, Biden's comment was out of line, and he should have been reprimanded for it? Who in their right mind would take being compared to a dog a compliment?

I've already answered the question earlier in this thread. You don't use the "N word" because of its ugly history. Do you really not get that?

 

But it's okay to make discriminating comments towards whites or women? Gotcha.

As I thought, you avoid the question. How is it different? You said it's not an issue because Palin herself made the joke before Biden said something. So since Kanye refers to himself that way, that should also be okay, correct? You can't have it both ways.

 

You can't compare the two. The N word is likely the most insulting word ever. That doesn't compare to 'pitbull with lipstick on'. Not even close. It is also a reach to associate the N. Word and its use amongst rappers and entertainers and elected officials. While I don't advocate use of the word it is still two different worlds.

 

It is never good to use the N word. Now that I am older I think about how stupid I sounded when I used to use it regularly. However, I still listen to rap music and stand up comedy where the word is still in heavy rotation. I still know and associate with people who use it regularly. I am sure Obama does too. I am sure there are politicians who use it in the derogatory definition of the word having regular meetings with Obama but are smart enough to not say it and get put in a compromisin position. I bet I have voted for people who use that word in a derogatory manner. Racism doesn't go away. It just gets quieter. If you are going to be an elected official you better keep it in your circle and not let the public find out or your career could be over.

But it's okay to make discriminating comments towards whites or women? Gotcha.

 

Nope. Who has done that?

Nope. Who has done that?

 

Biden's comment toward Palin is one example. The depiction of Bush as a monkey is another....

But it's okay to make discriminating comments towards whites or women? Gotcha.
I've never said that, and you know it. Quit wasting our time with this argument.
Then those people are ignorant.

 

So you agree, Biden's comment was out of line, and he should have been reprimanded for it? Who in their right mind would take being compared to a dog a compliment?

Evidently, Palin didn't mind ... she used the line in her acceptance speech at the convention.
Then those people are ignorant.

 

So you agree, Biden's comment was out of line, and he should have been reprimanded for it? Who in their right mind would take being compared to a dog a compliment?

 

 

I never said they weren't ignorant just letting you know the stigma. Those are ignorant thoughts just like people who believe that all people on welfare are lazy and don't want to work.

 

 

Okay. Biden was out of line. Fine. Calling someone a dog still doesn't compare to calling someone the N word no matter how you try to spin it.

I never said they weren't ignorant just letting you know the stigma. Those are ignorant thoughts just like people who believe that all people on welfare are lazy and don't want to work.

 

 

Okay. Biden was out of line. Fine. Calling someone a dog still doesn't compare to calling someone the N word no matter how you try to spin it.

 

And that's where we disagree. You guys feel there are varying degrees of hate and discrimination, I don't. Hate is hate, discrimination is discrimination and none of it should be acceptable.

Biden's comment toward Palin is one example. The depiction of Bush as a monkey is another....

 

Biden's comment was against one woman. The depiction of Bush as monkey doesn't have the racial connotations that depicting Obama does. Like I said, they could have used a donkey(Dems animal representative and probably more clever) and the no one would be mad. A monkey depiction of Obama is crossing the line.

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