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Prove it happened.
Prove it happened.
I've already proven that Newsweek never said "we are born racists" in this very thread. Even radioman was forced to admit America's Hemorrhoid, Stuttering LimpBoy was not correct when he told his Newsweek lie.
What did it say? Exactly?
Of course it was racist. Why else would he have made up a lie about Newsweek to rationalize his CON$ervative racism? Why didn't he give a real reason for his "sarcasm" rather than fabricate a lie about Newsweek to justify his CON$ervative racism?
September 18, 2009
RUSH: During the break Mr. Snerdley showed me a website that a friend of his had alerted him to. Apparently it has taken hold out there that when discussing Obama's America as it relates to the school bus incident -- where was that? That was in Belleville, right? Belleville, Illinois -- playing off the Newsweek story of, you know, all white kids are born racists. I did a whole routine here on, "Well, maybe we need to segregate the buses and so forth," in a joking fashion.
No, it was not racist. Period.
Your EDITING reveals that you can't explain why your MessiahRushie would make up a lie to deny his racism!!!
I don't deny that he msicharacterized Newsweek's study.
However, this alone does not make him racist for doing so. And therefore irrelevant to my statement, which still stands. Let me know when yer tired of banging your head against a wall.
Your EDITING reveals that you can't explain why your MessiahRushie would make up a lie to deny his racism!!!
I don't deny that he msicharacterized Newsweek's study.
However, this alone does not make him racist for doing so. And therefore irrelevant to my statement, which still stands. Let me know when yer tired of banging your head against a wall.
Now you resort to a Straw Man, further proof you KNOW you are wrong.
He used his Newsweek lie to RATIONALIZE his racism.
I think you need to obfuscate that with a bit more irrelevant verbosity for it to be understood, Radioman. One must adopt the correct language when communicating.What did it say? Exactly?
RUSH: Hey, look, folks, the white kid on that bus in Belleville, Illinois, he deserved to be beat up. You don't know about this story? Oh, there's video of this. The school bus filled with mostly black students beat up a white student a couple of times with all the black students cheering. Of course the white student on the bus deserved the beating. He was born a racist. That's what Newsweek magazine told us in its most recent cover. It's Obama's America, is it not? Obama's America, white kids getting beat up on school buses now. You put your kids on a school bus, you expect safety but in Obama's America the white kids now get beat up with the black kids cheering, "Yay, right on, right on, right on, right on," and, of course, everybody says the white kid deserved it, he was born a racist, he's white. Newsweek magazine told us this. We know that white students are destroying civility on buses, white students destroying civility in classrooms all over America, white congressmen destroying civility in the House of Representatives.
Sarcastic? Yup. Mischaracterized the Newsweek study? Yup.
Racist? No.
What did it say? Exactly?
I think you need to obfuscate that with a bit more irrelevant verbosity for it to be understood, Radioman. One must adopt the correct language when communicating.What did it say? Exactly?
RUSH: Hey, look, folks, the white kid on that bus in Belleville, Illinois, he deserved to be beat up. You don't know about this story? Oh, there's video of this. The school bus filled with mostly black students beat up a white student a couple of times with all the black students cheering. Of course the white student on the bus deserved the beating. He was born a racist. That's what Newsweek magazine told us in its most recent cover. It's Obama's America, is it not? Obama's America, white kids getting beat up on school buses now. You put your kids on a school bus, you expect safety but in Obama's America the white kids now get beat up with the black kids cheering, "Yay, right on, right on, right on, right on," and, of course, everybody says the white kid deserved it, he was born a racist, he's white. Newsweek magazine told us this. We know that white students are destroying civility on buses, white students destroying civility in classrooms all over America, white congressmen destroying civility in the House of Representatives.
Sarcastic? Yup. Mischaracterized the Newsweek study? Yup.
Racist? No.
But still, and yet? *YOU * have to prove Limbaugh *IS* indeed a rascist by your posts.Your EDITING reveals that you can't explain why your MessiahRushie would make up a lie to deny his racism!!!
I don't deny that he msicharacterized Newsweek's study.
However, this alone does not make him racist for doing so. And therefore irrelevant to my statement, which still stands. Let me know when yer tired of banging your head against a wall.
Now you resort to a Straw Man, further proof you KNOW you are wrong.
He used his Newsweek lie to RATIONALIZE his racism.
You're being too direct, too clear, too concise, too relevant for your opponent. Muddy the waters of your answer with some irrelevant words, points, etc.I think you need to obfuscate that with a bit more irrelevant verbosity for it to be understood, Radioman. One must adopt the correct language when communicating.RUSH: Hey, look, folks, the white kid on that bus in Belleville, Illinois, he deserved to be beat up. You don't know about this story? Oh, there's video of this. The school bus filled with mostly black students beat up a white student a couple of times with all the black students cheering. Of course the white student on the bus deserved the beating. He was born a racist. That's what Newsweek magazine told us in its most recent cover. It's Obama's America, is it not? Obama's America, white kids getting beat up on school buses now. You put your kids on a school bus, you expect safety but in Obama's America the white kids now get beat up with the black kids cheering, "Yay, right on, right on, right on, right on," and, of course, everybody says the white kid deserved it, he was born a racist, he's white. Newsweek magazine told us this. We know that white students are destroying civility on buses, white students destroying civility in classrooms all over America, white congressmen destroying civility in the House of Representatives.
Sarcastic? Yup. Mischaracterized the Newsweek study? Yup.
Racist? No.
Explain.
You're being too direct, too clear, too concise, too relevant for your opponent. Muddy the waters of your answer with some irrelevant words, points, etc.I think you need to obfuscate that with a bit more irrelevant verbosity for it to be understood, Radioman. One must adopt the correct language when communicating.
Explain.
*I was being sarcastic. Trying for funny and failing*
I don't deny that he msicharacterized Newsweek's study.
However, this alone does not make him racist for doing so. And therefore irrelevant to my statement, which still stands. Let me know when yer tired of banging your head against a wall.
Now you resort to a Straw Man, further proof you KNOW you are wrong.
He used his Newsweek lie to RATIONALIZE his racism.
Strawman? There's no strawman there. Although I guess you intentionally calling something a strawman when it is not actually one is, itself, a strawman.
He used the Newsweek study to rationalize his sarcasm. There was no racism in his statement.
But keep on FAIL'ing. We love to watch you.
Now you resort to a Straw Man, further proof you KNOW you are wrong.
He used his Newsweek lie to RATIONALIZE his racism.
Strawman? There's no strawman there. Although I guess you intentionally calling something a strawman when it is not actually one is, itself, a strawman.
He used the Newsweek study to rationalize his sarcasm. There was no racism in his statement.
But keep on FAIL'ing. We love to watch you.
No, he made up a phony study he passed off as coming from Newsweek to justify his racist "sarcasm." He himself admits his racist "sarcasm" was based on the Newsweek lie he made up.
As you said he was calling Newsweek racist, but the statement from "Newsweek" he was calling racist came from himself and not Newsweek. So his "sarcastic" racist remark came from his own racist Newsweek fabrication.
Get it???
Strawman? There's no strawman there. Although I guess you intentionally calling something a strawman when it is not actually one is, itself, a strawman.
He used the Newsweek study to rationalize his sarcasm. There was no racism in his statement.
But keep on FAIL'ing. We love to watch you.
No, he made up a phony study he passed off as coming from Newsweek to justify his racist "sarcasm." He himself admits his racist "sarcasm" was based on the Newsweek lie he made up.
As you said he was calling Newsweek racist, but the statement from "Newsweek" he was calling racist came from himself and not Newsweek. So his "sarcastic" racist remark came from his own racist Newsweek fabrication.
Get it???
You lost me about about the 4th revolution of your spin.
So when someone mischaracterizes a study about race, no matter what point they are trying to make, they are in fact racist? Is that your point? Better go take a logic class sometime.
No, he made up a phony study he passed off as coming from Newsweek to justify his racist "sarcasm." He himself admits his racist "sarcasm" was based on the Newsweek lie he made up.
As you said he was calling Newsweek racist, but the statement from "Newsweek" he was calling racist came from himself and not Newsweek. So his "sarcastic" racist remark came from his own racist Newsweek fabrication.
Get it???
You lost me about about the 4th revolution of your spin.
So when someone mischaracterizes a study about race, no matter what point they are trying to make, they are in fact racist? Is that your point? Better go take a logic class sometime.
Now you are back to playing dumb so you can create your Straw Man.
He claimed his racist statement was "sarcasm" based on a racist statement he attributed to Newsweek, but the racist statement he attributed to Newsweek came from himself and not Newsweek.
Fallacy: Straw Man Description of Straw Man
The Straw Man fallacy is committed when a person simply ignores a person's actual position and substitutes a distorted, exaggerated or misrepresented version of that position. This sort of "reasoning" has the following pattern:
This sort of "reasoning" is fallacious because attacking a distorted version of a position simply does not constitute an attack on the position itself. One might as well expect an attack on a poor drawing of a person to hurt the person.
[*]Person A has position X.
[*]Person B presents position Y (which is a distorted version of X).
[*]Person B attacks position Y.
[*]Therefore X is false/incorrect/flawed.
Fallacy: Straw Man Description of Straw Man
The Straw Man fallacy is committed when a person simply ignores a person's actual position and substitutes a distorted, exaggerated or misrepresented version of that position. This sort of "reasoning" has the following pattern:
This sort of "reasoning" is fallacious because attacking a distorted version of a position simply does not constitute an attack on the position itself. One might as well expect an attack on a poor drawing of a person to hurt the person.
[*]Person A has position X.
[*]Person B presents position Y (which is a distorted version of X).
[*]Person B attacks position Y.
[*]Therefore X is false/incorrect/flawed.
[Emphasis added] Limbaugh is racist against whites?No, he made up a phony study he passed off as coming from Newsweek to justify his racist "sarcasm." He himself admits his racist "sarcasm" was based on the Newsweek lie he made up.
As you said he was calling Newsweek racist, but the statement from "Newsweek" he was calling racist came from himself and not Newsweek. So his "sarcastic" racist remark came from his own racist Newsweek fabrication.
Get it???
You lost me about about the 4th revolution of your spin.
So when someone mischaracterizes a study about race, no matter what point they are trying to make, they are in fact racist? Is that your point? Better go take a logic class sometime.
Now you are back to playing dumb so you can create your Straw Man.
He claimed his racist statement was "sarcasm" based on a racist statement he attributed to Newsweek, but the racist statement he attributed to Newsweek came from himself and not Newsweek.
....
Now you resort to a Straw Man, further proof you KNOW you are wrong.
He used his Newsweek lie to RATIONALIZE his racism.
Strawman? There's no strawman there. Although I guess you intentionally calling something a strawman when it is not actually one is, itself, a strawman.
He used the Newsweek study to rationalize his sarcasm. There was no racism in his statement.
But keep on FAIL'ing. We love to watch you.
No, he made up a phony study he passed off as coming from Newsweek to justify his racist "sarcasm." He himself admits his racist "sarcasm" was based on the Newsweek lie he made up.
As you said he was calling Newsweek racist, but the statement from "Newsweek" he was calling racist came from himself and not Newsweek. So his "sarcastic" racist remark came from his own racist Newsweek fabrication.
Get it???
No, he made up a phony study he passed off as coming from Newsweek to justify his racist "sarcasm." He himself admits his racist "sarcasm" was based on the Newsweek lie he made up.
As you said he was calling Newsweek racist, but the statement from "Newsweek" he was calling racist came from himself and not Newsweek. So his "sarcastic" racist remark came from his own racist Newsweek fabrication.
Get it???
You lost me about about the 4th revolution of your spin.
So when someone mischaracterizes a study about race, no matter what point they are trying to make, they are in fact racist? Is that your point? Better go take a logic class sometime.
Now you are back to playing dumb so you can create your Straw Man.
He claimed his racist statement was "sarcasm" based on a racist statement he attributed to Newsweek, but the racist statement he attributed to Newsweek came from himself and not Newsweek.
