Rush Grovels some more, Fluke ain’t having it

Here’s Rush’s video: (Via my favorite feminist)

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Of course, Ms. Fluke ain’t having it: (via ABC)

Hmmmm…. Anyone want to ask Mike Malloy when he plans on apologizing for his remarks about the south? I mean, I know it was over the top; but this sort of Groveling is stupid, very stupid.

Of course, this further highlights the hypocrisy of the left. I mean they can mock Christians, spew racism from their websites; but you mock one of them and it is a federal crime!

Did someone say accountability?

My, my… the steaming pile of hypocrisy of the left. I mean, Rush is having to Grovel and now this?

The video:

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The Story via the Blaze:

With all the talk of holding radio talk show hosts accountable lately, it’s probably worth bringing you what liberal firebrand Mike Malloy said last week as storms ravaged the South. According to a clip from his March 2 show, it seems the storms are God’s way of getting back at them for not believing in science. Or something.

“Their God … keeps smashing them into little grease spots on the pavement in Alabama, and Mississippi, and Arkansas, and Georgia, and Oklahoma,” Malloy says in his broadcast from Friday. “You know, the Bible belt, where [in a mocking voice] they ain’t gonna let no goddamned science get in the way, it says in the Bible, blah blah blah blah blah. So, according to their way of thinking, God with his omnipotent thumb reaches down here and so far tonight has smashed about 20 people into a grease spot on highway 12, or whatever the hell highway they live next to.”

Anyone want to take bets on how long it is before Mike Malloy has to apologize for this? Yeah, me either. 🙄 Because we would be waiting a long time. This is your liberal progressive left folks; when they are not spewing racism on websites, they are mocking Christians. This is why I do not vote for them anymore. The sick part is that this guy will get a free pass; because he is some sort of a “Enlightened Liberal.” Happens everyday in America. This is what we must fight against and continue to write about. We are all Andrew Breitbart and this is war.

 

Mlive.com supports racism and bans me from commenting

A little follow up from my previous entry about the racist bile over at Mlive.com.

Check out my interaction with the comment editor over at Mlive.com, this is actual e-mail interaction with them:


5 messages

Eyer, Jennifer Mon, Mar 5, 2012 at 1:36 PM
To: “chuckk8cpa@gmail.com”
Hi,
Just wanted to let you know that your comments on the column about car styles have been removed from MLive.com for violating our Community Rules. Bringing race into the discussion, when it wasn’t mentioned in the article, is off-topic. In addition, the comment contained offensive language.

Regards,
Jen Eyer
Statewide Community Engagement Director
MLive.com
Chuck K8cpa Mon, Mar 5, 2012 at 2:07 PM
To: “Eyer, Jennifer”
Well jennifer let me give you something to think about:

http://thoughtsandrantings.com/2012/03/05/racism-alive-and-well-over-at-mlive-com-exhibit-a-aaron-foley/

By the way, I am Andrew Breitbart, his spirit will be carried on and I will be exposing any and all racism and leftist bile that comes from that site. This is war against progressivism and your writer just fired the first shot.

Now you think about that, young lady.

Sent from my iPod
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Eyer, Jennifer Mon, Mar 5, 2012 at 2:11 PM
To: Chuck K8cpa
How exactly do you think his column is racist? Just because he is black and she is white? If he were white, would the column be OK in your view?

From: Chuck K8cpa [chuckk8cpa@gmail.com]
Sent: Monday, March 05, 2012 2:07 PM
To: Eyer, Jennifer
Subject: Re: Comments

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Chuck K8cpa Mon, Mar 5, 2012 at 2:12 PM
To: “Eyer, Jennifer”
Nice try Jennifer. Deflecting the truth is tactic of your side. The war continues.

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Eyer, Jennifer Mon, Mar 5, 2012 at 2:18 PM
To: Chuck K8cpa
You have been banned from commenting on MLive.com. Do not attempt to comment here again.

So, that is how the left deals with someone, like me, pointing out the racism that their writers hurl forth. They ban you from commenting on their sites. Not a problem; this will not stop me from writing about here and promoting my posts via twitter and other social media. Like I said in my correspondence with Jennifer at Mlive.com; this is war and I, in the spirit of Andrew Breitbart will fight these bastards until I have no more breath left in my body. This is progressivism in the most pure form, justified racism towards whites, because the horrible past in America. It is not what Martin Luther King Jr. fought for at all. This is making everything that the dear civil rights leader fought for a huge joke. The progressives have distorted his message to the point of making a mockery of it and I will expose these people for as along as I am able.

Again, this is war. We didn’t start it, they did and I intend to fight it to my dying breath.

Racism alive and well over at MLive.com: Exhibit A: Aaron Foley

Check out this article over at Mlive.com, where the writer, who is black, slams another writer who is white over at the News-Herald.

Let me simply pose this question to you all; if someone like me, had written this sort of article and worded in the fashion that he did; would I not be called a racist and lose my job?  However, this person here, can bash a white woman, like this, without any sort of repercussions?  This my friends is why Affirmative Action is such an evil thing.  This is why we, as Conservatives, need to carry on in the tradition of Andrew Breitbart and expose these bastards for what they truly are.  Which is what I intend on doing for a very long time to come.

By the way, Aaron Foley, (afoley@mlive.com) you are a racist tool, who should lose your job.  I know your kind, and I am not talking about your skin color either, you racist fool.  You are a part of the progressive left, and you happen to think that because you are a minority; that this somehow entitles you to spew racist bile from your little column that you write.  Well, I am serving you notice sir.  I am going to be watching that little column of yours and when I happen to spot something that I find to be overly racist; I am going to call you on it, every time I see it.  Therefore, you best tighten that shit up, as the young people say.  Because as of today, I am making you my personal bitch.

In addition, you can go onto that little column of yours, and piss, moan, and whine about how you are being oppressed by some white conservative blogger from the downriver area all you want to; I really do not care.  Because being black does not entitle you to smear white people as you do.  Your people want to be treated fairly, we do that, and you show your appreciation of that by writing racist bile like that?  Not anymore, you will not.  Because I intend on calling you, every time you publish racist bile like this.

Bank on it sir.  Bank…on…it.

 

 

Quote of the Day

I should state right here that when I first started off on my Grand Hollywood Adventure, I was a socially left leaning, moderate fiscal conservative, proudly independent, ignoring party affiliations and casting my ballot for whoever I thought was best for–or, in any case, would do the least damage to–my beloved country.

Had I been born a generation earlier, I would have described myself as a Kennedy Democrat. As it was, I suppose the Libertarian tag might fit, but I’ve always borne a healthy suspicion of anything that smacks of an “ideology.”

All that said, I was pretty much apolitical. The closest I came to studying issues was to pick up one of P.J. O’Rourke’s books for a giggle or two. But then, I also got a kick out of Michael Moore’s first film, Roger and Me. Politically, I was the proverbial wise-ass kid with a permanent seat in the rear of the classroom where I could safely heckle the nuns without collecting too many stripes across the back of my knuckles.

Then, on September 11th, 2001, everything changed.

I remember watching the collapse of the first tower and feeling–literally feeling the breath just leave my lungs, my chest filling with a terrible, ghastly void; a sense of distant screams in a windswept wasteland and loss loss loss oh my God all those people all those people they murdered all those thousands of people…

Though it was but seconds, it seemed minutes, many long minutes before I could draw a breath. I quietly excused myself and hurried to the bedroom to spare my young children the memory of seeing Daddy collapse helplessly into a series of horrified, aching, gut-wrenching sobs.

As soon as I’d composed myself, I rejoined my family. I really have no memory of the ensuing hours, only that my wife and I decided I should go to work, that we’d try to keep the kids calm by maintaining our normal schedules. Only God knew what the future held…

I was working my first network series gig as a staff writer on a show called Wolf Lake while Carnivale was in development at HBO.

I was greeted by coworkers in various states of shock, portable TVs turned to the news in all the offices. Like every American, I was approached by a number of colleagues who wished to vent and commiserate.

But unlike every American, my coworkers expressed little or no anger toward the terrorists who had committed this atrocity. Rather, they directed their vitriol towards American Imperialism, American foreign policy, American arrogance, American warmongering, American racism and, most of all, our American President, the evil, unfathomably stupid, idiot Christian, bumbling Texan oaf, George W. Bush.

And what did I say?

Nothing.

Not a damn thing.

I was just shocked silent. I couldn’t believe what I was hearing. Were these people crazy?

Rush Caves, Ron Paul laughs

For the record, I thought it was bit over the top; But I do not think it was worthy of a groveling apology of this sort. Furthermore, I believe this whole thing to be quite idiotic.

For over 20 years, I have illustrated the absurd with absurdity, three hours a day, five days a week. In this instance, I chose the wrong words in my analogy of the situation. I did not mean a personal attack on Ms. Fluke.

I think it is absolutely absurd that during these very serious political times, we are discussing personal sexual recreational activities before members of Congress. I personally do not agree that American citizens should pay for these social activities. What happened to personal responsibility and accountability? Where do we draw the line? If this is accepted as the norm, what will follow? Will we be debating if taxpayers should pay for new sneakers for all students that are interested in running to keep fit?In my monologue, I posited that it is not our business whatsoever to know what is going on in anyone’s bedroom nor do I think it is a topic that should reach a Presidential level.

My choice of words was not the best, and in the attempt to be humorous, I created a national stir. I sincerely apologize to Ms. Fluke for the insulting word choices.

via A Statement from Rush – The Rush Limbaugh Show.

Ron Paul is not buying it at at all: (via the Daily Caller)

Kudos to Ron Paul for calling out Rick Santorum and Rush Limbaugh for their phony nonsense.

Colorado Megachurch Mulls Split from denomination over gay marriage

Stories like this warm my heart on a Sunday:

A church in Colorado Springs, Colo., that has 4,000 members and was established in 1872 will informally vote Sunday to decide whether the congregation should leave their denomination, the Presbyterian Church (USA), over same-sex marriage.

First Presbyterian Church in Colorado Springs will vote Sunday afternoon and later may seek to join the conservative Evangelical Covenant Order of Presbyterians (ECO), launched by conservative Presbyterians in January over the denomination’s vote last year to lift its longtime ban on gay clergy, The Gazette reported.

After PC(USA) removed the constitutional requirement for clergy to live “in fidelity within the covenant of marriage between a man and a woman, or chastity in singleness” last May, dozens of congregations left the denomination. Covenant Presbyterian Church of Ligonier, Pa., parted ways late last year. In Ohio, four churches that were once part of the Miami Valley Presbytery also voted overwhelmingly to leave PC(USA). Churches in Washington, Wisconsin and California have also voted to cut ties.

via Colorado Megachurch Mulls Split from PC(USA) Over Gay Marriage, Christian News.

Nothing makes me happier than to see Christians actually standing up for what they believe in. Too many times, Christians will take the path of least resistance and that cheapens the gospel, if you ask me.  Because of that, to see a big Church like this, much less a Presbyterian Church of this size; take a stand of this sort, is rather surprising and refreshing to tell you the truth.

My Prayers are with those who dare to stand for they, as believers, know to be right.

 

Sorry, But, this is a bunch of bullcrap!

Just a little more of a comment on the contraception debate, that I am trying like heck to avoid.

I happen to see this little entry pop up in my RSS feed reader. Now let me say this; I am all for freedom of speech, but when I see a writer over at The American Conservative Magazine write something, like what I have quoted below, I tend to get a bit ticked off.

If Limbaugh had cited Percy instead of channeling any random, dull-witted high school sophomore; then rightwingers like Dana Loesch and William Jacobson wouldn’t have had to waste their energy on lame attempts at damage control.

via The American Conservative » Lost in the Dithos.

Now, I have not the least clue who Clark Stooksbury is, nor do I quite honestly give two flips really; but this quoted above, is why I distance myself from the Paleoconservative right. Because they are in bed with the liberal left. I mean, seriously? “Right-Wingers??!”  that term being used on “The American Conservative?!?” Does anyone else see a problem with that, besides me?!?!

I guess one can expect this from a magazine that is quite known for its Anti-Israel and Anti-Jewish Bias.

Also too, yeah, I know, I have Rod Dreher and Daniel Larison in my blogroll; I did that because I happen to respect these gentleman’s opinions on politics and I happen to consider them true Conservatives. However, if all this magazine is going to do is continue to push out leftist bile of this sort on its blogs; I might actually have to reconsider that decision.

Upon further research, it seems that Clark Stooksbury is a blogger from Knoxville, TN and has been blogging since 2004. He must be one of those hicks from the south, who was against Bush. His blog is a leftist’s dream, with goofy colors and videos of Bob Dylan records playing. Some blog. 🙄

I will keep Rod and Daniels blogs in the blogroll, but I doubt I will be linking to @TAC anytime soon. I mean, calling mainstream Conservatives “right-wingers!?!” That is just asinine leftist bullshit and I am shocked that the editors over at TAC would even tolerate such tripe. I know if I was the editor there, I would tell this dude to get lost.

Bill O’Reilly’s Talking Points Memo on the contraception debate

You can basically can consider this my opinion on the subject too. Bill nails it here, big time.

(Via The Factor Website)

I have not said too much about this subject for the simple fact that every time we Conservatives get into a debate like this; we are called sexists and all sort of other silly stuff. so, I figure what’s the point?