Post by elalacran on Mar 11, 2012 13:20:24 GMT -5
www.nymag.com/daily/intel/2012/03/obama-hannity-harvard-race-video-yawn.html?imw=Y
See the complete video. As the writer said, "Yawn."
So a younger Obama joined others in speaking out against racial inequality. What the heck is wrong with that?
Note: I never heard of this Breihart until he died. He was one of so many. Where there are fools with money there will be those who willingly lighten the pockets of said fools. And so a whole industry of conservative talking heads has grown up, on TV, on radio, in print, raking in the money willingly spent by conservatives who have too much of the stuff. In sheer volume of patter these talking heads keep the dreams alive for those who sleep better with their heads below ground level and constantly seek affirmation of their foolish values.
It's exactly like the religious people who tune in to various religious programs on radio or TV. You'd think that once one is converted, that would be it and they could move on to higher stages of belief, right?
Wrong! Deep inside, they are so afraid they are wrong, they must be constantly reassured they are right, and so they immerse themselves in constant religious chatter by highly paid con-men and con-women. They undergo reiterations of conversion daily, and often pay for the privilege. They are like kids who repeat grades time and time again and never go on to graduate.
See the complete video. As the writer said, "Yawn."
So a younger Obama joined others in speaking out against racial inequality. What the heck is wrong with that?
Note: I never heard of this Breihart until he died. He was one of so many. Where there are fools with money there will be those who willingly lighten the pockets of said fools. And so a whole industry of conservative talking heads has grown up, on TV, on radio, in print, raking in the money willingly spent by conservatives who have too much of the stuff. In sheer volume of patter these talking heads keep the dreams alive for those who sleep better with their heads below ground level and constantly seek affirmation of their foolish values.
It's exactly like the religious people who tune in to various religious programs on radio or TV. You'd think that once one is converted, that would be it and they could move on to higher stages of belief, right?
Wrong! Deep inside, they are so afraid they are wrong, they must be constantly reassured they are right, and so they immerse themselves in constant religious chatter by highly paid con-men and con-women. They undergo reiterations of conversion daily, and often pay for the privilege. They are like kids who repeat grades time and time again and never go on to graduate.