Holder expressed support for affirmative action, saying that he “can’t actually imagine a time in which the need for more diversity would ever cease.”
“Affirmative action has been an issue since segregation practices,” Holder said. “The question is not when does it end, but when does it begin. … When do people of color truly get the benefits to which they are entitled?”
Apparently, not until all that the White Man has built over the last two millenia has been taken from them and redistributed.
The real shame:
Nothing surprises me anymore. The only surprise is the dumbfounded, stuck, GOP response — which would be none.
No, there is another surprise - that there is even a chance that 50.1% of American would vote for the man who steadfastly supports this racist, fascist, socialist animal.
Where is Andrew Breitbart when you need him? Oh, right, dead. Inconvenient, that. So who's gonna speak up against the madness, besides me and a few other bloggers?
Not the party that claims to represent us, apparently. For they still couch under the rock in fear of the fallacy that was, conversely, the driving force behind Andrew's activism:
That is a fundamental thing that enraged Andrew, this idea that if you disagreed about public policy, if you disagreed about how to organize society, that proved you were a racist. That proved you were a fascist. That proved you were a homophobe...
Our party has accepted the moral code of those who oppress us, and thus have left us open to being gleefully looted by Eric Holder and the full force of the law.
We need a new leader. Or a new party. For we are being left defenseless against the likes of Eric Holder, Barack OBama, and Kathleen Sebelius, who lick their chops while they inventory our goods...
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"When do people of color truly get the benefits to which they are entitled?”
Stunning.
When will Republicans call out this this racist punk and his equally racist and loathsome boss?
Boehner? Bueller?
We can only dream about having a candidate like Ferris Bueller. Instead, we get Boehner.
Ferris would have been better - he was a conservative, apparently, but John Houghs cut those scenes out:
FERRIS
My uncle went to Canada to protest the war, right? On the Fourth of July he was down with my aunt and he got drunk and told my Dad he felt guilty he didn’t fight in Viet Nam. So I said, “What’s the deal, Uncle Jeff? In wartime you want to be a pacifist and in peacetime you want to be a soldier. It took you twenty years to find out you don’t believe in anything?” [snaps his fingers] Grounded. Just like that. Two weeks. [pause] Be careful when you deal with old hippies. They can be real touchy.
Not the only scene like that he cut, apparently. But Jim, that's what you get for bringing up Ferris Bueller!
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