Tea Party Express- Bloomington, Indiana 9/6/09

[sillycandie007]

this is the new white power movement

pure hate for a black men in the white house rasism is there brand

[tegthethird]

"I am not an African-American. I am Lloyd Marcus, American!"

*cheers*

Real racist crowd here.

[WesternValues]

Only America can show the world what it truly means to break through racist barriers and create a society of unity. America is still the hope of the world, whether the world admits it or not, that's why liberals hate it.

PS, I'm not American......yet.

[tegthethird]

Let me know when to congratulate you!

[CBPERCY]

Lloyd Marcus and Alfonso Rachel are terrific....unfortunately, they'll only get attention on MSNBC and other outlets if they tout leftist causes. Until then, they'll be invisible to the MSM.

[tegthethird]

I'm thankful at least that you waited until now, instead of those idiots on campus that chalked up the sidewalks with their propaganda on the day of the attack.

Here: watch?v=UCYlYPzhuwU

[crateguy]

9/11 was not an inside job and Van Jones does not believe 9/11 was an inside job. 9/11 was the result of laziness on the part of the people charged with our national defense, nothing more.

[jalexander305]

wow uncle tom...wat we on the block call a "house nigga"

[tegthethird]

As I am not black, I can't possibly empathize with a pressure to act a certain way due to my race.

However, I think you should watch some of Alfonzo Rachel's videos at his channel (his username is machosauceproduction). I think he has very insightful comments about the "uncle tom" thing.

[Eulogy68]

Why is he an uncle Tom? Cause he aint no tru nigga from da hood following a party who's kept em down since the days of slavery? Learn your history b4 you start callin this man a house nigga. Most anti-abolitionist confederates were Dems. They opposed blacks voting in the 1870s. They intimidated them from casting votes thru the 1960's and they outwardly opposed the civil rights act that majority of Reps were in favor of. Im not a republican but damn I cant stand ignorance.

[crateguy]

How can you say you can't stand ignorance while having no perception of the change that has taken place inside within both political parties over the past 200 or so years? On the matter of the civil rights act, you just have to look at the region the democrats that voted against the act were from. Almost 100% of Northern democrats voted for the bill. If anything, this just showed that southerners were still racist at the time, not Democrats or Republicans.

[Eulogy68]

Please elaborate. I dont deny that the south was more racially motivated than the north when they casted their votes. It still doesnt change the fact that the majority of people who opposed it were Dems. But yea elaborate Im always for a good history lesson.

[crateguy]

There were many more Southern Democrats then Republicans. Out of the 172 House Republicans who voted on this bill, only 10 were from the south. Out of the 248 Democrats in the house who voted, 94 were Southern. It was a very similar situation in the Senate. Out of the 33 Republicans in the Senate who voted on the bill, only 1 was Southern. Out of the 67 Democrats who voted, 21 of them were Southern.