[Vision2020] [Vison2020] Say What?

Tue Sep 29 05:38:37 PDT 2009

(Sorry, I don't know why Hotmail does not let me reply to a post without mangling the formatting. Re-sending . . . )

Mr. Campbell,

Roy Blunt is being accused of being a racist for telling the exact same monkey joke that he was telling YEARS before Obama came to the White House. His joke only became about African-Americans when some very pathetic race-baiters inferred that connection entirely on their own.

Pardon my French, but the only thing to say of such people is, TO HELL WITH 'EM. I'm not going to waste one second of my time worrying about the feelings of people whose bigoted minds work like that. Perhaps the supreme example of such a mindset, at least among people in the public spotlight, is Michael Eric Dyson, whose Ph.D. is obviously in race-baiting and of whom it should be said (if the same standards are to be applied equally to all people) that he is to racism what Fred Phelps is to gay-hating. Dyson was happy to go on national television and "unpack the full meaning" of Joe Wilson's two-word outburst during Obama's speech before Congress as follows: "[I heard 'You lie boy!'] and a lot more. 'You uppity "n"!' and so forth."

Come on. That sort of talk tells us far more about Michael Eric Dyson than it does about Joe Wilson. People like Dyson are legion. They are part of the problem, not part of the solution, and incidents like the above, each of them rife through-and-through with hypocritical double standards, are too many to count. You should read Dyson's book "Why I Love Black Women" where he rails against inter-racial dating; if a white guy was to go into print with something like that he would be permanent persona non grata on every television network and yet nobody bats an eyelash when a black guy does it. I'm not trying to make a point about inter-racial dating; I'm trying to make a point about hypocritical double standards.

Mr. Campbell, don't sit there on your high horse and talk down to me with vacuous platitudes about the history of racism in America without facing up to the fact that among the biggest race-related problems America faces today is race-baiting and the never-ending fabrication of victims. We have a complete industry of professional guilt-manipulators.

TO HELL WITH 'EM.

Oh, and Mr. Campbell? If you, O mighty "philosopher," can only get the rusty machinery of your mind to produce bigoted, illogical, self-serving crap like "You want liberals to be offensive, for in your sick little mind they only justify your own insults," you have my unmitigated pity. Like I said in my last post, if that represents your "integrity," please, go ahead and assume whatever you want and say whatever you want about me. I really don't care.

Yes, I take it as self-evident that racism is a problem in America today, because at the very least every last race-baiter qualifies as a racist of the first order. That is not the entirety of America's race problems, but it occupies a big chunk of the territory. It's hardly a phenomenon limited to race-related problems, but many American special-interest groups ostensibly dedicated to the eradication of various problems in reality do NOT want to see the problems eradicated, because the eradication of their pet problem would mean the eradication of their source of income! Indeed, they often seem to be working overtime to stimulate and produce more of the problem, or at least a grossly magnified perception of the problem. The SPLC is a prime example of this sort of mischief. They constantly bang their alarmist drum, working their donor base into a frenzy with letters that seriously distort the truth, viz:
http://www.vdare.com/misc/090928_tancredo.htm 
One does not need to be a fan of Tancredo to recognize that the SPLC twisted his words to make it sound like he was saying something that he did NOT say.

God hates liars, and so do I. And if people care so little for the truth that they are willing to say or believe anything about someone they have taken a disliking to, just to smear them, then TO HELL WITH 'EM.

". . . all liars shall have their part in the lake which burneth with fire and brimstone: which is the second death." -- Revelation 21:8

Nous Tweaker
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Can you handle the truth?
http://noustweaker.blogspot.com/

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> From: philosopher.joe at gmail.com
> To: noustweaker at hotmail.com
> Subject: Re: [Vision2020] Say What?
> Date: Mon, 28 Sep 2009 20:23:43 -0700
> CC: vision2020 at moscow.com
>
> Nous,
>
> I don't think you'll get very far with the "I'm not a racist" theme if
> you can't see that jokes about African-Americans being monkeys are not
> funny. Suppose a joke began with the following. "Darwin was walking
> with some monkeys -- and by the way, all the monkeys were
> Christians ..." I'm sure you'd be offended. And rightfully so. And
> we're not even mentioning why it might be even more offensive to
> blacks, given the history of racism in America. So I don't think you
> are going to convince many people that you're not a racist by
> defending those monkey jokes. To anyone but your white friends (and
> maybe your wife), those jokes are clearly racist. That you defend them
> only shows that you are either racist or clueless. If I give you the
> benefit of the doubt, I'll have to suppose you're an idiot.
>
> And it won't help if you say that anti-Christian jokes don't bother
> you. Of course they don't. You want liberals to be offensive, for in
> your sick little mind they only justify your own insults. But of
> course that's just the fallacy of two wrongs make a right. Nothing
> justifies your insults.
>
> Give it up. If you're not a racist, you might as well be since you
> certainly look like one. Go up to Spokane and run around telling those
> jokes and we'll see how far you get. Let's test your confidence.
>
> Wwjd? He'd tell black monkey jokes!?! Holy crap!
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> On Sep 28, 2009, at 3:20 PM, Nous Tweaker
> wrote:
>
>>
>> (Re-sending, hopefully more legible this time)
>>
>> ACS wrote:
>>
>> [[ Not surprising that you're agreeing with this antisemitic
>> diatribe, considering that you believe that Jews are the enemy of
>> God and that the Nazis got a bad rap. ]]
>>
>> Mr. Schou,
>>
>> Speaking for myself, I want to try to criticize other people on the
>> basis of positions that they actually hold, rather than attacking
>> straw men. I do not want to violate the ninth commandment when I
>> criticize other people. I
>> don't doubt that I have fallen short of the mark in that department
>> on occasion, but at any rate that is how I try to approach people I
>> disagree with. If you are only interested in insulting and
>> slandering people you dislike, then please feel free to ignore the
>> rest of this post; go ahead and assume whatever you like, putting
>> words into my mouth, misconstruing my statements and my motives,
>> etc. However, if that's not the case -- if you want to actually
>> understand where your opponent is coming from -- then please read on.
>>
>> 1. I acknowledge that in today's world, charges of racism (whatever
>> that might mean) or sexism (whatever that might mean) or even anti-
>> Semitism whatever that might mean) can be hard to refute because
>> subjective feelings of offense held by an offended party virtually
>> constitute proof of the objectively offensive nature of the
>> behavior. The following link provides one recent example, although
>> many more could be cited.
>> http://davidthompson.typepad.com/davidthompson/2009/09/where-reason-never-sleeps-.html
>>
>> 2. Apparently the fact that I read and post at a Kinist blog is
>> taken as evidence that I am a racist, even though I explicitly
>> reject Kinism. According to that sort of logic it would make just as
>> much sense to lump me together with Keely Emerine-Mix. For the
>> record, I visit that site primarily to ask questions and try to
>> understand their whole system, without embracing it. Let me add that
>> although I strongly disagree with much of what they say, they also
>> not infrequently make some very good points. In my opinion, the sort
>> of treatment that David Thompson was subjected to by EGC (the
>> example in 1. above) is simply crazy. The Kinists can provide a
>> seemingly endless list of examples of such Kafkaesque situations
>> relating to race in America today. If the Kinists are wrong on race-
>> related matters, it does not automatically follow that people who
>> oppose Kinists are correct on race-related matters. The whole
>> subject of
>> race is one of the most difficult areas to discuss rationally in
>> America today; everybody is dragging around so much baggage that it
>> is really rare to find clear, dispassionate thinking on race-related
>> issues. As a Christian, I'm still trying to figure out where "race"
>> fits into God's scheme for things; I am acutely aware of the need to
>> keep an open mind and consider various views on the subject. I'm not
>> going to reject out of hand EVERYTHING a politically
>> incorrect person says simply because some of what they say is wrong
>> or because the source of the information is "tainted."
>>
>> 3. As to the charge that I am a racist, I wonder whether you are
>> aware that I am married to a person of a different race. I have been
>> advised by Kinists that if I ever want to become a Kinist, the first
>> thing I need to do is divorce my wife and send her and the mongrel
>> kids "away."
>>
>> 4. Since I never mentioned it, there is no way you could be aware
>> that in a previous life I operated a shelter in the middle of a poor
>> black neighborhood that took in troubled (mentally ill, destitute,
>> etc.) people referred to me by the city's social care workers. I
>> lived under the same roof and broke bread with black people (along
>> with people of other races), some of them with really serious
>> issues, more or less continually over the course of two years.
>>
>> 5. As to the charge of anti-Semitism, for whatever it might be
>> worth, I should point out that I have close relatives who are
>> Jewish; we get along just fine and I am not aware of harboring any
>> animosity toward Jews on account of their Jewishness. I do have
>> serious misgivings about Zionism, but then so do many Jews. Your
>> accusation that I think "Jews are the enemy of God" is simply false;
>> I emphatically deny thinking that Jews are THE enemy of God. I
>> believe that ALL MEN who have yet to come to faith in Christ are in
>> a condition of enmity with God. That would include Jews but not in
>> any special sense. I view the apostasy of Christians, such as my own
>> mother, with far more concern than I do any Jew.
>>
>> 6. Because of point 1. above, I am aware that points 2. through 5.
>> may mean nothing: I could still be a racist, sexist anti-Semite
>> because somebody else took offense at something I said. Frankly, I
>> gave up caring a long time ago. There is no such thing as a right to
>> not be offended. So if this be racism/sexism/anti-Semitism, then I
>> say make the most of it. Let the people who take offense over words
>> like "niggardly," or over political monkey jokes that have been told
>> for years and suddenly become off limits because we've got a black
>> president in the White House, etc., stew in their own juices. I
>> agree with the sign at the Tea Party: "It doesn't matter what the
>> sign says; you're going to call it racist anyway."
>>
>> 7. As an example of 6. above, perhaps somebody might have taken
>> offense that I said the Nazis got a bum rap. Please note well, that
>> is not the same as saying the Nazis did not do any of the things
>> they have been accused of. (I made that quite clear in the statement
>> you misquoted.) However, it remains true that the Nazis have been
>> widely accused of things that they never did. For example, for
>> nearly half a century they were accused of having massacred
>> something in the neighborhood of 25,000 Poles in 1940, when in fact
>> that was actually committed by the Soviets. The USA and the U.K.
>> were deliberately complicit in hiding the truth until the Soviets
>> themselves finally admitted the truth in 1990. ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Katyn_massacre
>> ) And that is hardly the only example of lies that have been told,
>> and continue to be told, about the Nazis. I rejoice that Hitler is
>> and shall always be tormented in eternal damnation. He deserves
>> every bit of his eternal punishment. But I fail to see why it is
>> necessary to perpetuate lies and distortions about ANYONE, including
>> the Nazis. They were plenty bad enough for what they actually were,
>> and what they actually did, without any need to paint them as worse
>> than they really were. I also think it is disgusting that some Jews
>> have produced fake Holocaust memoirs that they attempt to pass off
>> as factual, and that some Jews have managed to turn the Holocaust
>> into an industry from which they make a very nice living indeed,
>> thank you. The Nazis were human beings JUST LIKE US and that should
>> scare all of us. One reason why fastidious adherence to the truth,
>> without embellishment or exaggeration, is so important is that
>> failure to do so can play into the hands of genuine haters who want
>> to paint the Nazis as "the good guys" and who think that all the
>> world's problems would somehow just disappear if every last Jew
>> could only be killed.
>>
>> 8. Regarding Qaddafi, I never said that I agree with him. I do not
>> agree with him. However, given that the police work surrounding the
>> JFK assassination was so terrible as to be criminal in its own
>> right, and given that the Warren Commission's investigation was
>> somewhat of a fiasco, we really cannot say with any confidence that
>> JFK was assassinated the way the Warren Report claimed it was. Under
>> the circumstances, Qaddafi's guess is as good as anyone's. We have
>> the U.S. government to thank for that.
>>
>> 9. Regarding Iran's nukes, I was glad to see that Obama got rid of
>> the missile shield over Poland that was ostensibly supposed to be
>> protecting from Iranian missiles. That whole thing was an
>> unwarranted provocation of the Russians and the fact that the shield
>> project was dropped simply proves that it never had anything to do
>> with Iran in the first place. However, I worry that as part of the
>> deal Russia may have agreed to allow Israel to take some sort of
>> military action against Iran in the near future. This prospect
>> really bothers me; I consider the United States and Israel to be the
>> two big trouble-making bullies on the block, not that any other
>> country one might care to mention deserves our praise as a paragon
>> of national virtue. Relatively speaking, however, we can say two
>> things. 1) Iran has been repeatedly shat on by the USA. Considering
>> all the harm that we did to their country, the Iranian people as a
>> whole are remarkably amicably disposed toward the American people.
>> Pat Robertson and his ilk could learn a thing or ten from the
>> Iranians. 2) In matters nuclear, Iran is playing by the rules. It
>> has signed the NPT, has informed the IAEA of its nuclear facilities
>> (which are entirely legal in the context of international law), and
>> is allowing inspections. Contrast that with Israel, which has
>> hundreds of nuclear warheads and the ability to deliver them
>> anywhere in the Mideast, has never signed the NPT, and has refused
>> repeated requests from the IAEA and the United Nations to allow
>> inspections of its nuclear facilities. Iran is playing by the rules
>> and Israel is not.
>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bbjgDERSuiI
>>
>>
>> Nous Tweaker
>> ===========
>> Can you handle the truth?
>> http://noustweaker.blogspot.com/

Nous Tweaker
===========
Can you handle the truth?
http://noustweaker.blogspot.com/

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