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Monday, November 10, 2008


Roseanne Barr: Black Voters Are “Bigoted And Ignorant” Because They Voted Against Gay Marriage

The new speech police have arrived. The left, including blathering imbeciles like Barr, will brook no dissent. This is from her blog:

70% of black Californians who voted this cycle voted for prop 8. As they overwhelmingly supported America’s first chance to elect a person of color and strike a death blow to racism, they also went out of their way to misuse their votes (no doubt at the behest of their immoral and hateful pastors and clergy) to isolate and punish a small minority of citizens, and to deny them basic civil rights.

They voted to deny over 70,000 californian children coverage of the insurance benefits of their gay parents. They voted to destroy the constitution that Obama will hopefully uphold against their wishes, by making sure that church and state remain separated. They voted to “uphold the sanctity of marriage” by making a mockery of it. They showed themselves every inch as bigoted and ignorant as their white christian right wing counterpartners who voted for mccain-palin and bush-cheney.....

.....the more things change, the more they stay the same.
REPENT all ye bible blabbers!!!!
babble on babylon

Egads!

So….by exercising the right to vote as they please they were “misusing” their votes? And, note that now that it seems that black voters have a regard for family values that is sorely lacking in liberals that their religious leaders are “immoral and hateful”.

That’s funny, I didn’t hear how immoral and hateful they are when WQright and Farrakhan spew their intolerance.

I wonder if people like Barr ever think anything through before they screech.

 

 

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