Comments on: Ohio’s own controversy of comparing the President & First Lady to monkeys

By: Pam

Pam — Wed, 25 Feb 2009 19:14:22 +0000

Oh and it’s okay when Justice Clarence Thomas is called an Uncle Tom or when Condoleezza Rice was pictured as Aunt Jemimiah.

Sepp is right.

By: bucknut

bucknut — Wed, 25 Feb 2009 00:03:18 +0000

YAWN!!!

By: Ty Coon

Ty Coon — Tue, 24 Feb 2009 20:12:47 +0000

My point ,is that since there IS, racism WITHIN the black community itself…well then…it therefore can be found ANYWHERE and EVERYWHERE ,given a biased chance !!Just look hard enough and WALLA…there it is.RACISM,is as SUBJECTIVE as anything could possibly be.One only needs to ask ,the O.J.jurors , from the first trial.

By: Craig - The Unoriginal

Craig - The Unoriginal — Tue, 24 Feb 2009 18:15:48 +0000

“SW Ohio’s Online Home for the Conservative Movement” consists of one undergrad, a FOX kool-aid drinker (Tim Inwood), and a deranged Jim Schifrin who fancies himself to be a fictional character in an Orson Welles movie.

I’m OK with that.

By: kateb

kateb — Tue, 24 Feb 2009 17:28:03 +0000

I’ve heard so much, and much of it, (although some nasty characters have been shown for what they were), completely untrue, criticisms of Republicans over the last 8 years.

So now, Republicans are engaged in quite the same activities that they claimed were unacceptable and inappropriate when the situation was reversed.

I would not buy a publication that made insulting cartoons of my President. Democratic or Republican.

The election is over – people need to get over it and get with the program. If they don’t like what’s going on they could choose to be progressive about it and begin to communicate with the administration and offer some solutions and dialogue. Choose to part of a solution rather than another problem.

But to just mock the President of the United States of America makes me think the artist feels so very small. People with healthy self-esteems don’t need to mock or belittle other people.

By: LisaRenee

LisaRenee — Tue, 24 Feb 2009 15:59:05 +0000

I’d point out Ty, that there are extremists on both sides, right and left who’s actions don’t speak to a great many of others. I think what is taking place on the Whistleblower site is a good example of that, nor is that the only place out there. The extremes of both parties seem to get more attention than those who don’t agree with their positions.

Either we believe it’s wrong period, or we don’t. Many seem to justify the actions of “their side” claiming it’s different when many times it is hard to see where the difference lies.

By: Ty Coon

Ty Coon — Tue, 24 Feb 2009 15:55:10 +0000

I gave up on the far radical lefts ,incessant whining about RACISM, when I read a study about how blacks THEMSELVES, practice THEIR , own brand of racism when dealing with light skinned or dark skinned blacks. Lighter skinned blacks versus. darker skinned blacks ???!! …now that is about as ignorant as anything I ,have ever heard in my entire life !! Considering , this madness ALWAYS comes from leftist lunatics…why argue with these degenerate, insane , FOOLS ??!!

By: -Sepp

-Sepp — Tue, 24 Feb 2009 09:58:59 +0000

Nothing should be done about it. I do recall we have an amendment in our constitution that deals with free speech…but, I’m struggling to find an amendment that protects people from being offended.

From George Washington to George Bush, there have been political cartoons which targeted the presidents…Obama isn’t special nor, is he exempt. After 8 years of seeing Bush photoshopped, I’m wondering where the left suddenly got a pang of conscience where it comes to that stuff.

As for the monkey cartoon in the Post, it was obvious that the author’s intent was to say that the stimulus bill was so badly concocted that a monkey must have written it.

Rev Al Sharpton and his flock from Our lady of perpetual victimhood church, took it and twisted it to fit their own goals…which is to attempt to make Al look like he matters at all.