Bill Maher: Republicans Are Paranoid, Greedy Racists

Really?

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• Barack Obama
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[masercot]

@BigDeebow66 Obviously, you are a Republican, son. Or, you wouldn't whine, "How are Republicans racist?"...

They offer and pass laws that make it hard for Blacks to vote...laws that all but specify illegal HISPANIC immigrants for prosecution...every election they send out some kind of flier in minority neighborhoods to make the occupants afraid to vote...recently, one candidate wanted a return to the "poll test" and another was against the Civil Rights act... I've got more...

[padude64]

If a republican messed with my voting laws, then I have permission to kick their ass!

[QuirrellTroll]

Bill Maher is so astute.

[1bIgFaTsOnOfAbItCh]

Spot on as usual! Bill Maher pegged them for exactly what they are.

[IsaacKarjala]

... so that poor brown kids can be sent overseas to kill or get killed by other poor brown kids for benifit of the pocket books of the Rothchilds and Rockefellers.....

[IsaacKarjala]

@masercot ..... I've still not figured out how it is that the person who says that black people don't need a handicap to get ahead is racist..... unless, you know, your retarded... and no shit, their are plenty of racist Republicans, yet you ignore the fact the same is true of Democrats, gun laws that make it more difficult for blacks to get concealed weapons permits, laws that assume a black man can't get ahead without a handicap; a proposed law that will force many Latinos into the military...

[spideymayne]

@lictor313 Anyways, you still haven't proven to me that "democrats elect presidents on the account of race". You're saying this began around the civil rights era, correct? Great. School me, professor. I'm going to give you one last chance to prove to me that civil rights are about racial preference and not -social equality-. Let me guess: I bet white men also don't benefit from, say, women having the right to vote, right? Good luck wrapping your brain around that one. LOL.

[spideymayne]

@lictor313 Regarding affirmative action: there is a widely-acknowledged wage gap between African-Americans (AAs) and whites. An employer could hire an AA male with a degree for virtually the same rate as a less-qualified white male for the same amount. Hiring a greater amount of people of color lends credence to any business, which looks good on paper when applying for various types of funding or grants.

Now tell me how I'm making any of this up.

(Hint: I'm implying that you're an idiot.)

[spideymayne]

@lictor313 Deformed it? I quoted you directly. It's sitting right at the top. Second, at no point did I imply that anyone was racist besides you. Third, explain to me how I'm implying that Republicans are a "pro-white racist party" (for reference, quotation marks are for direct quotes) when I pointed out to you that they have a history of abolition. Try using direct quotes of something I've said. With quotation marks. =]

[lictor313]

@spideymayne democrats do elect on the account of race, if their policies for the past 40 years have been deeply entrenched in racial politics and that the bearing of a given racial... there was precisely zero revision of my previous statement- you deformed it, so I added refinements. Your implications earlier were that the republican party were somhoe the pro-white racist party... I asked for you to account for this... to no avail.