Thursday, May 1, 2014

Weasel Zippers isn't afraid to "have a conversation about race"


 
 
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Democratic candidate for governor Brett Hulsey plans to hand out white Ku Klux Klan hoods to Wisconsin Republicans to highlight what he says are their racist policies.
 
More at Legal Insurrection  "This will not surprise you — Hulsey was front and center in the take over of the Wisconsin Capitol in 2011:" ...
 
From Politifact:   ... "So there is some historic link between Democrats and the KKK. But Martinez said it is misleading to say that the hate group was started by the Democratic Party because it was more of a grassroots creation." ...

"Which leads me to believe this person has never watched MSNBC because that is all they ever talk about."

Ed Schultz
“ 'I think not raising the minimum wage is a racist policy,” he said. “Standing up, making the case that people of color in this country do not deserve a living wage is a racist policy. There’s a lot of different ways to prove racism in America. Not providing a livable wage for Americans hurts African-Americans.' ”
Founder of the National Action Network
  • Helped incite anti-Jewish riots in Crown Heights, New York in 1991

  • Convicted of libel for his role in the racially charged Tawana Brawley hoax

  • Incited black anti-Semites against a Jewish business establishment in Harlem in 1995

  • Democratic Party presidential candidate, 2004


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    ... "Years later, Norman Rosenbaum, brother of the murdered Yankel Rosenbaum, reflected on the events of August 1991: "Based on everything we have seen and read, Sharpton never called upon the rioters to stop their anti-Semitism-inspired violence. He never called on the rioters to go home." Rosenbaum elaborated:
    "The riots were the product of anti-Semites taking advantage of the tragic death of a child to justify inflicting their violence on innocent people -- the Jewish community of Crown Heights -- and murdering Yankel Rosenbaum, a Jew from Australia, amid the cries of 'Kill the Jew!'"
    What has MSNBC ever said about Sharpton's racism? 

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