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that would take some resemblance of self-respect that going on the Beck show in the first place tells you they don't have.

Beck: How many people here identify themselves as African Americans? (About a third raise their hands) OK — Why?

Payne: It's interchangeable.

Beck: But wait, wait. Why not identify yourself as Americans?

Fritsch: Well, people can look at you and tell you're black. You can't escape that.

Beck: Yeah, but I don't identify myself as white, or a white American.

Then he goes on to say…

Beck: Because one of the problems that I have — and I have to tell you, as a white guy, as a white guy, I'm just being real honest with you, as a white guy, I think white people are uncomfortable sometimes saying, 'You know what, Martin Luther King' — and then quoting Martin Luther King…

http://crooksandliars.com/david-neiwert/glenn-b…

…same ol' thing. And…

…the American the African American experience. Is. Overwhelming. Just overwhelming and I think if if the roles were reversed. And I saw the first white guy to be president even if I disagreed with him- unless I thought he was the anti-Christ, I might go you know what? I want the guy. I want the guy to win, let's just break that barrier…

…and none of them seemed to catch on to just how stupid, and stupidly conscending, he was being, and none of them reacted to the “anti-Christ” crack.

4 things:

1. U! SPEAK! TA-RUTH!!

2. He CAIN'T!! [STOP]

3. He IS WHO he IS!! [RACIST]

4. [STOPPIN'?] That would B 2 much like right!!

***shakin' my head***

OH NOEZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ!!!!

posted by Orlando Sentinel on Nov 13, 2009 10:02:23 AM
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Mark Schlueb just posted this story:

[A candidate running for Orlando City Council on a law-and-order ticket was arrested Thursday night on charges of drug trafficking, jail records show.

Ezell Harris, who announced a campaign to unseat incumbent Commissioner Daisy Lynum earlier this year, was booked on charges related to the sale of the prescription narcotic hydrocodone.

Harris has a campaign website that promises to “promote public safety” and stresses the dangers of prescription narcotics, but he’s now being held at the Orange County Jail in lieu of $100,400 bail.

Jail records show he is being held on four counts: trafficking in hydrocodone, dispensing illegal drugs without a license, unlawful use of a two-way radio, and possession of drug paraphernalia.

Details of the case were not immediately available from the Orlando Police Department, though investigators believe he was selling Lorcet and Vicodin – brand names of hydrocodone -- that had been prescribed to him. According to his website, he served as a military policeman in the U.S. Army for three years in the late 1970s, and was classified as disabled in 1980.

Lynum said she was aware that Harris, 50, had been the focus of a drug investigation.

“This man has been under investigation for months,” Lynum said. “His clients are the ones who alerted us to his behavior. I’m really shocked he would try to pass himself off as an upstanding member of the community.”

Harris has been one of Lynum’s loudest critics for at least eight years. Since he launched his campaign at a Tea Party rally earlier this year, he frequently spoke at City Council meetings, denouncing his opponent as corrupt.

He also has been critical of Police Chief Val Demings, starting a website blasting her after her department-issue handgun was stolen from her car while it was parked in her driveway. That criticism was muted when Demings threatened to sue.]

You can not make this S^%T up.

Sorry if this has already been posted.

that would take some resemblance of self-respect that going on the Beck show in the first place tells you they don't have.

Beck: How many people here identify themselves as African Americans? (About a third raise their hands) OK — Why?

Payne: It's interchangeable.

Beck: But wait, wait. Why not identify yourself as Americans?

Fritsch: Well, people can look at you and tell you're black. You can't escape that.

Beck: Yeah, but I don't identify myself as white, or a white American.

Then he goes on to say…

Beck: Because one of the problems that I have — and I have to tell you, as a white guy, as a white guy, I'm just being real honest with you, as a white guy, I think white people are uncomfortable sometimes saying, 'You know what, Martin Luther King' — and then quoting Martin Luther King…

http://crooksandliars.com/david-neiwert/glenn-b…

…same ol' thing. And…

…the American the African American experience. Is. Overwhelming. Just overwhelming and I think if if the roles were reversed. And I saw the first white guy to be president even if I disagreed with him- unless I thought he was the anti-Christ, I might go you know what? I want the guy. I want the guy to win, let's just break that barrier…

…and none of them seemed to catch on to just how stupid, and stupidly conscending, he was being, and none of them reacted to the “anti-Christ” crack.

4 things:

1. U! SPEAK! TA-RUTH!!

2. He CAIN'T!! [STOP]

3. He IS WHO he IS!! [RACIST]

4. [STOPPIN'?] That would B 2 much like right!!

***shakin' my head***

OH NOEZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ!!!!

posted by Orlando Sentinel on Nov 13, 2009 10:02:23 AM
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Mark Schlueb just posted this story:

[A candidate running for Orlando City Council on a law-and-order ticket was arrested Thursday night on charges of drug trafficking, jail records show.

Ezell Harris, who announced a campaign to unseat incumbent Commissioner Daisy Lynum earlier this year, was booked on charges related to the sale of the prescription narcotic hydrocodone.

Harris has a campaign website that promises to “promote public safety” and stresses the dangers of prescription narcotics, but he’s now being held at the Orange County Jail in lieu of $100,400 bail.

Jail records show he is being held on four counts: trafficking in hydrocodone, dispensing illegal drugs without a license, unlawful use of a two-way radio, and possession of drug paraphernalia.

Details of the case were not immediately available from the Orlando Police Department, though investigators believe he was selling Lorcet and Vicodin – brand names of hydrocodone -- that had been prescribed to him. According to his website, he served as a military policeman in the U.S. Army for three years in the late 1970s, and was classified as disabled in 1980.

Lynum said she was aware that Harris, 50, had been the focus of a drug investigation.

“This man has been under investigation for months,” Lynum said. “His clients are the ones who alerted us to his behavior. I’m really shocked he would try to pass himself off as an upstanding member of the community.”

Harris has been one of Lynum’s loudest critics for at least eight years. Since he launched his campaign at a Tea Party rally earlier this year, he frequently spoke at City Council meetings, denouncing his opponent as corrupt.

He also has been critical of Police Chief Val Demings, starting a website blasting her after her department-issue handgun was stolen from her car while it was parked in her driveway. That criticism was muted when Demings threatened to sue.]

You can not make this S^%T up.

Sorry if this has already been posted.