Captain America Takes on the "Tea Party"

[Sci]

You didn't "re-state" what I said, so much as put the worst possible spin on it.

Who needs to put a negative spin on it? You're doing a good job of that yourself.

"Hypnotized" may be a blunt word, but it is a fair word to describe the uncritical, automatic acceptance of liberalism by the majority of blacks.

You forgot to start that with, "Now, some of my best friends are black, but..."

Everything you've said -- that Asians are "self-sufficient," that blacks are "hypnotized," and that Jews "go liberal for absolutely no good reason" -- is a racial or religious stereotype.

Translation: My statements contain truths that make liberals uncomfortable.

Oh, but you're not racist. And neither is the Tea Party!

BTW, I'm curious. What's your excuse for why there's a disproportionately small number of Latinos?

It's simple. Latinos are hardcore Democrats, and hardcore Democrats are liberal and thus foolishly unsympathetic to the legitimate concerns of the Tea Party.

Wow.

You tell 'em, Bad Bishop. This is definitely the way to convince people you're not racist.

 

[TheBrew]

This highlights another reason why Captain America is great.

 

[Thestral]

You say blacks have no brains.

No, I say that saying black people are "hypnotized" (your word) is the same thing as saying, "Black people have no brains."

Now wait, hold on. I agree that's what he was implying and that whole post was laughably racist (and the follow-ups), but it's clear from context and the poster, not from the phrasing. "Hypnotism" and "lack of intelligence" are not linked; just because someone is susceptible to hypnosis it doesn't make them unintelligent, it just makes them susceptible to hypnosis.

 

[Bad Bishop]

More than one person here has called me "racist" just because I express an unpopular conservative viewpoint. If you don't like what I say, then I obviously must be guilty of some form of hate speech. So let's conduct a little experiment. Notify the moderators about this thread, and let's see if they close it, or suspend or ban me for hate speech. Think that'll happen? The mods haven't even asked anyone to "tone it down" yet.

When liberals cannot win on the strength of their ideas, they go to Plan B and attempt to silence their opponents. Let's see if Plan B works here.

 

[Squiggy]

If you don't like what I say, then I obviously must be guilty of some form of hate speech.

No. What makes you guilty of saying something racist is when you say that "people of this race act this way".

When liberals cannot win on the strength of their ideas, they go to Plan B and attempt to silence their opponents. Let's see if Plan B works here.

Yes yes. Have some nails for your cross.

 

[Bad Bishop]

If you don't like what I say, then I obviously must be guilty of some form of hate speech.

No. What makes you guilty of saying something racist is when you say that "people of this race act this way".

Then go notify the mods and complain that I have been "generalizing." Liberals never do that.

 

[Squiggy]

That's what you want. So...no. You won't be an internet martyr today.

 

[Bad Bishop]

That's what you want. So...no. You won't be an internet martyr today.

This is the usual result when I tell people to put up or shut up.

 

[Squiggy]

Chances are it's because of other reasons.

 

[datagal]

That's what you want. So...no. You won't be an internet martyr today.

This is the usual result when I tell people to put up or shut up.

We usually ignore you pathetic ass because we can.

 

[Bad Bishop]

That's what you want. So...no. You won't be an internet martyr today.

This is the usual result when I tell people to put up or shut up.

We usually ignore you pathetic ass because we can.

Hey, homegirl, you never ignore me! I feel your love!

 

[TheBrew]

Captain America takes stands against all immoral aspects of society. For example, let us take a bishop, which is a senior ordained member of the Roman Catholic Clergy. If said bishop abused his power to condone the molestation of boys (or even participated in such an act himself), Captain America would fight against him because a pro-molestation person in that position would be a bad bishop.

 

[Bad Bishop]

Captain America takes stands against all immoral aspects of society. For example, let us take a bishop, which is a senior ordained member of the Roman Catholic Clergy. If said bishop abused his power to condone the molestation of boys (or even participated in such an act himself), Captain America would fight against him because a pro-molestation person in that position would be a bad bishop.

That's a loooooong way to go for a weak punchline. Don't come back to this thread without stronger material.

 

[TheBrew]

Huh? I was just commenting how Captain America does not like child molesters.

 

[Sci]

When liberals cannot win on the strength of their ideas, they go to Plan B and attempt to silence their opponents. Let's see if Plan B works here.

Who's trying to silence you? I want you to keep talking. You're just digging your own grave every time you say something. You're doing all my work for me. Keep talking, by all means!

 

[Bad Bishop]

Who's trying to silence you? I want you to keep talking. You're just digging your own grave every time you say something.

That sounds ominous.

 

[Davros]

Who's trying to silence you? I want you to keep talking. You're just digging your own grave every time you say something.

That sounds ominous.

But who is trying to silence you?

 

[Mistral]

Dear God, I leave for the weekend, come back on Monday, and Mr. Black-and-white-but-only-my-way is still posting? And he still hasn't figured out that lumping any one group of people ethnically into a convenient little category is symptomatic of racism or bigotry? I don't think we can educate him, people. He has beliefs and refuses to consider the possibility that they might be wrong. None are so blind as those that will not see. BTW, Bishop-since it's so obvious how certain ethnic types operate-what color am I?

 

[wamdue]

if Marvel wanted to discredit the Tea Party Movement, would it not be better to simply ignore it, the more it appears outside of FOX News & The Daily Show, the more it seem like a legitimate social movement.

Personally im not sure where the Tea Party Movement starts, and Fox News ends, but ive only British, and look on the movements though the eyes of the ultra liberal John Stewart, but seeing Sarah Palin speak to the Tea Party crowd was chilling.

 

[CaptJimboJones]

It's simple. Latinos are hardcore Democrats, and hardcore Democrats are liberal and thus foolishly unsympathetic to the legitimate concerns of the Tea Party. Most Latinos just accept the lie that Republicans or conservatives are their enemies, and the Democratic Party shamelessly mines Latino fears about issues such as illegal immigration and bilingual education.

I'm curious, do you actually know any Latino people? I suspect not, because if you did you'd know that culturally they tend to be conservative and traditional, religious, and generally quite skeptical of government. And historically they are NOT a solid voting block for Democrats (just look at all the Hispanic Republicans in Florida).

Many have drifted to the Democrats in recent years because of a single issue: the right-wing hysteria over immigration. Which has been a serious tactical mistake by the GOP, because many Latinos otherwise would favor the overall philosophy of the Republican party.