Comments on: CNN’s Anti-White Election Commentary

By: ben tillman

ben tillman — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 04:00:00 +0000

I mean, X thousand blacks were lynched decades before we were born.

I believe X = 3, and most of them were guilty of capital crimes.

By: weston

weston — Thu, 29 May 2008 16:26:00 +0000

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By: weston

weston — Thu, 29 May 2008 16:24:00 +0000

Her comments about the Duke rape hoax bear out your opinion.

Yup. Here are the relevant comments from Marcotte. Note that this is from February 2007, long after even the most radical ideologues had accepted that the case was a hoax.

In the meantime, I’ve been sort of casually listening to CNN blaring throughout the waiting area and good fucking god is that channel pure evil. For awhile, I had to listen to how the poor dear lacrosse players at Duke are being persecuted just because they held someone down and fucked her against her will—not rape, of course, because the charges have been thrown out.

Can’t a few white boys sexually assault a black woman anymore without people getting all wound up about it?

So unfair.

Yes, how dare a rape victim act confused and bewildered like she was raped or something.

Natalia, do you know the details of the case? If so, why do you think a women enthusiastically jumped into a sexual situation with men making slavery jokes at her? Furthermore, what is your theory on why she supposedly looooooved having sex with guys holding her facedown on the bathroom floor? There’s no “if” they behaved in a disrespectful manner. We have conclusive evidence that happened.

This is about race and class and gender in every way, and there’s basically no way this woman was going to see justice. In her part of the country, both women and black people are seen as subhuman objects to be used and abused by white men.

Yeah, I know, Alon. Which is why I’m frustrated that people are pretending ‘can’t identify which one raped her” somehow equals ‘wasn’t raped’. I had some initial confusion about exactly who was assaulting me when I was assaulted, but that doesn’t mean that his hands weren’t actually where they were.

Plus, the media is acting like these men are exonerated!

http://durhamwonderland.blogspot.com/2007/02/edwards-fiasco.html

By: ben tillman

ben tillman — Thu, 29 May 2008 14:48:00 +0000

I'm convinced that Amanda Marcotte is the single most loathsome creature on earth. It's frightening to think that her blog is so popular.

Her comments about the Duke rape hoax bear out your opinion.

By: Tanstaafl

Tanstaafl — Thu, 29 May 2008 07:59:00 +0000

Justin is free to feel all the guilt he wants. When he tries to impose it on others he steps over the line. I would tell him to jam it.

The "sins of the father" is an idea from the Old Testament. Perhaps one of my other visitors could comment on it. I don't feel qualified.

I am inclined to reject the idea I am responsible for my ancestor's sins. This might make me a bad Christian, seeing as it could mean I also reject Original Sin, but then so be it.

I have two main objections: where does it stop, and who does the accounting? What man can be trusted as arbiter? Where do we draw the lines in time and space? I mean, X thousand blacks were lynched decades before we were born. Y thousand White women have been raped since the Civil War and right on up to tens of thousands per year today. Likewise with interracial murders. So, since we've presumably dropped the "no such thing as race" pretense to talk about what Whites owe blacks because of Jim Crow, what I want to know then is what do black owe Whites because of welfare and laws favoring blacks and black-on-White violence? I suspect that on balance they owe us, but I'm willing to live and let live if they are.