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Originally posted by kinda kurious
Originally posted by centurion1211
Actually, it should be nice try kinda kurious - to deflect the thread....First you prove that the black lawmaker likely could not have heard what he claimed. But you and other libs want so badly to believe that it MUST have really happened.....Then you try again to make the story true by offering "evidence" of some other incident entirely.
Kind sir, the topic of this thread pertains to racial epithets being hurled toward African American lawmakers. The evidence I provided (although not of a verbal variety) was of a TP member spitting on a member of said lawmakers. It was a slur of spit rather than of words. It is germane to the topic whereas your dispersions toward me are not.
As was pointed out no video/audio camera recording system technology offers the fidelity of the human ear. Inasmuch as no recorded evidence of the slurs exists, I DO NOT doubt that it occurred given the mass hysteria and mob mentality (including signage) of those present. (I have an on-going thread with some rather candid tea party signage if you'd like to check it out.) Since a picture is worth a thousand words, the signs more than illustrate the true sentiment of that unruly crowd. (Including threats of gun violence.)
Lastly, as you seem to pride yourself in battle honor you might refrain from making wholesale judgments towards human beings you don't even know in real life. (Libs, Dems etc.) It dilutes your credibility and diminishes your hard fought valor, not to mention you look kinda silly with that kooky helmet and shield. Besides, who wears Sandals into battle?
Touché
[edit on 28-4-2010 by kinda kurious]
Some YouTube users are mounting a growing revolt against the site’s new audio scheme, which has degraded the sound quality of clips on the site by running them through an audio processor that wreaks havoc with songs’ dynamic range (the variation between loud and soft), diminishing their sound quality.
Originally posted by kinda kurious
Basically, garbage in garbage out. To base the defense that racial epithets were not hurled simply because you can’t hear them on a YouTube clip is simply preposterous. Take for example a quarterback at a football game during loud crowd roar. His team mates are close enough to hear him, but not someone in the stands.
Regarding the balance of your babbling drivel I have no comment.
[edit on 29-4-2010 by kinda kurious]
Originally posted by kinda kurious
reply to post by Thirty_Foot_Smurf
Hmmmm. So far in this thread 4 out of your 8 posts have been deleted and I'm the one adding garbage? Hilarious.
Your Posts
I strive to add substance, research and links to back my claims and all you can do is point fingers.
Welcome to my Ignore list.
[edit on 29-4-2010 by kinda kurious]
Originally posted by suicydking
Those are the facts, folks. Anything else going on here in this thread is just the perpetuation of a war of ideologies.
Originally posted by kinda kurious
reply to post by jibeho
"Given his race?"
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Sorry I can't play the race card since you've just showed the entire deck.
That is pathetic. Stereotype much?
Originally posted by drwizardphd
Originally posted by suicydking
Those are the facts, folks. Anything else going on here in this thread is just the perpetuation of a war of ideologies.
You come here with quite possibly the only logical point, repeatedly make that point in the most concise manner possible, and yet still they blather on like angry children in a playground arguing over spilled ice cream.
Seriously man, you deserve some sort of award just for putting up with this.
The entire context of the OP is flawed. There is no proof of, or proof against, the claims made that certain racial epithets were directed towards Congressman Carson.
It's that simple.
A white lawmaker says he heard the epithets too. Conservative activists say the lawmakers are lying.
What does the video show? Not much. Indeed, new interviews show that a much-viewed YouTube recording cited as evidence by conservatives was actually shot well after the time in question.
A fourth Democrat, Rep. Heath Shuler of North Carolina, who is white, backed up his colleagues, telling the Hendersonville (N.C.) Times-News that he heard the slurs
A fourth Democrat, Rep. Heath Shuler of North Carolina, who is white, backed up his colleagues, telling the Hendersonville (N.C.) Times-News that he heard the slurs
Originally posted by jibeho
Well it was just a matter of time before the truth came out in this incident.