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Ann Coulter says Andrew Breitbart was 'set up.' Was he?

Ann Coulter says Andrew Breitbart was 'set up.' Was he?

  • YES

    Votes: 1 3.2%
  • NO, don't be ridiculous

    Votes: 23 74.2%
  • I don't know

    Votes: 7 22.6%

  • Total voters
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She wasn't "in office". She helped the white farmer as much as she could. I'm sorry you refuse to watch the unedited clip to hear the context and whole story.

That's on you man.

She was part of non-profit organization and under federal law they must be equal opportunity and provide the same services to everyone. In case you keep forgeting this is what she said, "And here I was faced with having to help a white person save their land. So, I didn't give him the full force of what I could do. I did enough so that when he".
 
Good to know that you admit to ignoring reality with regards to your opinions.

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Am I those two people? No, so I don't give a rat's behind on what their opinion is.
 
Sh didn't even fail to "give full force of what she could do" to those farmers she is refering to in the video. Just ask them, they'll tell ya.

Yeah, that's why she admits to sending those farmers 'to their own kind.' She passed the buck and refused to help. Let me guess blacks can't be racist huh?
 
It's their farm, which she saved. Their opinion is not based on ignorance, yours is.

She didn't save their farm. It was a lawyer that she sent them to that saved their farm. She did nothing when it came to utilizing the resources she had within her non-profit organization due to her racism.
 
Yeah, that's why she admits to sending those farmers 'to their own kind.' She passed the buck and refused to help.

They say that she was the reason they didn't lose their farm, not some white people she sent them to. Who are you going to believe, the people who were there and have intimate knowledge of the situation or your own imaginings?

Let me guess blacks can't be racist huh?

Where would you get that nonsense idea from?
 
Uhuh, that's why she said that she didn't use her full power of her office to help him, but sent him 'to his own kind'. Her words not mine.

Since you seem to not understand what is going on here, let me explain. She used the story of a white family who came in to receive help from her office to explain how she had to overcome her own prejudices. Further, in the telling of the story, she tells how they came in with something of an attitude(trying to act superior to her, despite needing her help). She further explains that she did overcome this, and did help them to her full extent, and did save their farm. All this is confirmed by the family in question.

Sometimes it is appropriate to make sure your side of a story gets out, and to ensure your partisan views get understood. However, sometimes it's time to admit you where misinformed, that you condemned some one who did nothing wrong, ad much right. Let's look at this woman you are condemning as racist: Her father was killed by whites, and those who killed him where never prosecuted. She had reason to be bitter whites. She turned this into a desire to help black people, and got the education, and got the job to do so. Then she was confronted with a white family. She started to do the minimum, but realized she herself was wrong in doing that, and turned her desire to help her people(blacks) into a desire to help her people(poor people). She overcame the racism that all of us have to some extent. She then went into a NAACP meeting, and explained to them that they too needed to overcome their racism. This requires a rather large amount of personal courage.

And you have the nerve to bitch about this woman as a racist...
 
She didn't save their farm. It was a lawyer that she sent them to that saved their farm. She did nothing when it came to utilizing the resources she had within her non-profit organization due to her racism.

This is proof that your opinion is based on ignorance. You've invented a new reality.
 
She didn't save their farm. It was a lawyer that she sent them to that saved their farm. She did nothing when it came to utilizing the resources she had within her non-profit organization due to her racism.

That is what she did initially. It is not what she did in it's entirety.
 
Since you seem to not understand what is going on here, let me explain. She used the story of a white family who came in to receive help from her office to explain how she had to overcome her own prejudices. Further, in the telling of the story, she tells how they came in with something of an attitude(trying to act superior to her, despite needing her help). She further explains that she did overcome this, and did help them to her full extent, and did save their farm. All this is confirmed by the family in question.

Sometimes it is appropriate to make sure your side of a story gets out, and to ensure your partisan views get understood. However, sometimes it's time to admit you where misinformed, that you condemned some one who did nothing wrong, ad much right. Let's look at this woman you are condemning as racist: Her father was killed by whites, and those who killed him where never prosecuted. She had reason to be bitter whites. She turned this into a desire to help black people, and got the education, and got the job to do so. Then she was confronted with a white family. She started to do the minimum, but realized she herself was wrong in doing that, and turned her desire to help her people(blacks) into a desire to help her people(poor people). She overcame the racism that all of us have to some extent. She then went into a NAACP meeting, and explained to them that they too needed to overcome their racism. This requires a rather large amount of personal courage.

And you have the nerve to bitch about this woman as a racist...

Blah blah blah blah excuses, excuses, excuses for a public official and a prior non-profit organization worker. So you're saying that it is alright for someone to be a bigot because of their background? She admitted to not helping the farmer out and sending him to his own kind. If you call that help, I'd hate to see what you would call it when she didn't help. You even admit to the fact that she was a racist, but your own partisan hackery refuses to admit it.
 
Blah blah blah blah excuses, excuses, excuses for a public official and a prior non-profit organization worker. So you're saying that it is alright for someone to be a bigot because of their background? She admitted to not helping the farmer out and sending him to his own kind. If you call that help, I'd hate to see what you would call it when she didn't help. You even admit to the fact that she was a racist, but your own partisan hackery refuses to admit it.

It's things like that that do the democratic party alot of good. It's always nice to have extreme stupidity on the other side of the aisle to point to.
 
Blah blah blah blah excuses, excuses, excuses for a public official and a prior non-profit organization worker. So you're saying that it is alright for someone to be a bigot because of their background? She admitted to not helping the farmer out and sending him to his own kind. If you call that help, I'd hate to see what you would call it when she didn't help. You even admit to the fact that she was a racist, but your own partisan hackery refuses to admit it.

She also admitted that his "own kind" flat out refused to help him at all, even told him that he should just foreclose on the farm, which caused her to realize that it's not about race, at which point she proceeded to put her full effort in to save the guy's farm.

So, when all was said and done, she never once let her bigotry prevent her from helping someone. Not once.

Just ask that couple who's farm she saved. I posted a video earlier where they say what she did for them (which was save their farm). It's the same couple from the speech.
 
It's things like that that do the democratic party alot of good. It's always nice to have extreme stupidity on the other side of the aisle to point to.

You believe that I'm a Republican. :lamo How far from the truth can you get? She performed a racist act and you expect people to exhonorate her for it. How many stood up for Byrd, David Duke, etc? Not many because we all know that only whites are racists. Blacks and minorities are incapable of racism.
 
You believe that I'm a Republican. :lamo How far from the truth can you get? She performed a racist act and you expect people to exhonorate her for it. How many stood up for Byrd, David Duke, etc? Not many because we all know that only whites are racists. Blacks and minorities are incapable of racism.

Did I use the word republican? You are, once again, showing a failure in comprehension.

Did Duke, Byrd etc help white people save their farm, and give talks on overcoming racism?
 
Did I use the word republican? You are, once again, showing a failure in comprehension.

Did Duke, Byrd etc help white people save their farm, and give talks on overcoming racism?

As you are failing to show comprehension. I'll answer your question when answer mine.
 
MediaMatters is an impeccable source, BTW.

Pfft. You must be joking. I have no reason to believe you have an extra chromosome so I am just going to assume you're joking. No one can be that stupid intentionally.
 
There's your answer then to your question.

My question was rhetorical and was designed to illuminate the fact that your question was a red herring which had no merit.

I don't actually require an answer to my question, because I know that David Duke and Robert Byrd did not help the Spooners save their farm. It was Shirley Sherrod who did that.
 
Are you under the impression that David Duke and robert Byrd helped save the Spooners farm or something? :confused:

I think his impression is that helping poor people of another race is racist.
 
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