Bryan Fischer Says Clarifying Indiana's 'Religious Freedom' Law Will Lead To Slavery

Mat Staver: Supreme Court Marriage Ruling 'Deserves No More Respect Than Dred Scott'

Frank Turek Says Gay Marriage Is A State's Rights Issue, Just Like Slavery

Bob Vander Plaats Says Republicans Will Defeat Gay Rights 'Just Like With Slavery' - LISTEN

Yeah, he said that



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The Coalition of African-American Pastors said Gay Marriage is just like Slavery and The KKK

Pastor JD Greear equates preaching against homosexuality with preaching against slavery

Interesting Quote: Oliver North at CPAC

"Some say that we must ignore social issues, like the definition of marriage and the sanctity of life, religious freedoms. I say those are not social issues. They are deeply moral and spiritual issues and they should be a part of America's elections. In the 1850's, a political party was born on the idea of a great moral issue - human bondage, the abolition of slavery in America. If we as conservatives cease to be a place where people of faith and those who believe in strong moral values can come, we will cease to be a political force in America.”

They love some slavery in their talks. WATCH him say this mess after the jump

When Feminism Goes Wrong: Ani DiFranco's Plantation Empowerment Songwriter's Retreat

This is something that should be on a TV show.

Musician Ani DiFranco planned to have a songwriting Feminist gathering known as The Righteous Retreat in Louisiana. However, it was hosted at a plantation.

Several activists were bothered by this, expressing how it's insensitive and a bit problematic. When Black activists called it out, some folks tried to defend it, like Mandi Harrington. Miss Mandi tried to justify the retreat, but nobody was hearing it. She was reminded that the particular plantation wasn't not a happy place, a lot crap went down there.

However, several White feminists continued to defend the idea, but Mandi went to a dark place. She decided to create the ultimate defender of this mess... LaQueeta Jones. See below (via For Harriet):

Yep! This really happened. Mandi created this stereotypical person, even tried to add ebonics to the character. Once she was exposed, Twitter went off. Mandi quickly ran for cover and after a series of tweets and FB messages went viral, Ani finally responded and cancelled the event. She wrote an apology, but it was very passive aggressive. Read it, here .

I tell you, White feminists did not have a good year.

Ben Carson: Obamacare is the Worst Thing since Slavery

CPAC Panel: Slavery was good to Blacks by providing ‘Food And Shelter’

During a CPAC panel discussion about slavery, idiot Scott Terry talked about how White Southern males are being left out because of the GOP outreach to minorites. The panel leader, K. Carl Smith, from the Frederick Douglass Republicans, tried to respond, but the guy said the most idiotic thing... Please watch.



Scott wasn't done. Think Progress got more mess from this fool:

When asked by ThinkProgress if he’d accept a society where African-Americans were permanently subservient to whites, he said “I’d be fine with that.” He also claimed that African-Americans “should be allowed to vote in Africa,” and that “all the Tea Parties” were concerned with the same racial problems that he was.

At one point, a woman challenged him on the Republican Party’s roots, to which Terry responded, “I didn’t know the legacy of the Republican Party included women correcting men in public.”

He claimed to be a direct descendent of Confederate President Jefferson Davis.

I can't with this freak.

Al Sharpton Reads Gun Appreciation Day Chairman Larry Ward about Slavery reference

Al said:

"Do you understand how despicable it would be to members of his family that saw their father killed by gun fire for you to say that you are in some way continuing his legacy on King weekend by doing Gun Appreciation Day, when he preached against that and died from a bullet wound? Then to say that there wouldn't be slavery if slaves had the right to guns? Slaves didn't have any rights. They didn't have the right to marry; they didn't have the right to name their own children... Why would they have rights to guns?"

Watch the shut down

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‘Gun Appreciation Day’ chairman: Slavery wouldn’t have happened if slaves had Guns

Bryan Fischer says there was a Bright Side to Slavery

This fool believes it was a blessing for us.

In Georgia: Elementary Kids are playing 'Slave Games'

Are Georgia elementary schools just soaking in racism? Another elementary school is trying bring slavery in the mix, but this time, it's through a game.

 Parents of students at Camp Creek Elementary School in Lilburn, Ga., are outraged after a 3rd-grader told her mother about a "slave game" students had been instructed to play.

"It was kind of like tag, but we were slaves and slave catchers," mother Ericka Lasley said her daughter told her, the station reports.

Another parent, Charvia Rivers, says her children reported the same thing, but Gwinnett County Schools spokesman Jorge Quintana told the station that a district investigation found that the teacher did not organize the game. 

"The district determined that the activity was student-initiated and that allegations regarding the teacher’s involvement were unfounded," Quintana said in a statement to the station. Nevertheless, the district is planning to hold diversity training for teachers in light of the incident.

This district needs to be investigated because this mess is too much.

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Why in Hell is there a 'Secession Ball' In South Carolina?

For some reason, South Carolina wants celebrate their decision to secede from America. This also sparked a lot drama, leading to the Civil War. But what better way to showcase this colorful time by having a Secession Ball. Here's more about this mess...


Chris Matthews brought this foolishness on Hardball

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Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour: The Omission of Slavery doesn't matter for diddly

Gov. Bob McDonnell Apologizes about the Slavery thing

Here is his statement:

"The proclamation issued by this Office designating April as Confederate History Month contained a major omission. The failure to include any reference to slavery was a mistake, and for that I apologize to any fellow Virginian who has been offended or disappointed. The abomination of slavery divided our nation, deprived people of their God-given inalienable rights, and led to the Civil War. Slavery was an evil, vicious and inhumane practice which degraded human beings to property, and it has left a stain on the soul of this state and nation. In 2007, the Virginia General Assembly approved a formal statement of "profound regret" for the Commonwealth's history of slavery, which was the right thing to do.

When I signed the Proclamation designating February as Black History Month, and as I look out my window at the Virginia Civil Rights Memorial, I am reminded that, even 150 years later, Virginia's past is inextricably part of our present. The Confederate History Month proclamation issued was solely intended to promote the study of our history, encourage tourism in our state in advance of the 150th Anniversary of the beginning of the Civil War, and recognize Virginia's unique role in the story of America. The Virginia General Assembly unanimously approved the establishment of a Sesquicentennial American Civil War Commission to prepare for and commemorate the 150^th Anniversary of the War, in order to promote history and create recognition programs and activities.

As Virginians we carry with us both the burdens and the blessings of our history. Virginia history undeniably includes the fact that we were the Capitol of the Confederacy, the site of more battlefields than any other state, and the home of the signing of the peace agreement at Appomattox. Our history is perhaps best encapsulated in a fact I noted in my Inaugural Address in January: The state that served as the Capitol of the Confederacy was also the first in the nation to elect an African-American governor, my friend, L. Douglas Wilder. America's history has been written in Virginia. We cannot avoid our past; instead we must demand that it be discussed with civility and responsibility. During the commemoration of the Civil War over the next four years, I intend to lead an effort to promote greater understanding and harmony in our state among our citizens."

In addition the Governor announced that the following language will be added to the Proclamation:

WHEREAS, it is important for all Virginians to understand that the institution of slavery led to this war and was an evil and inhumane practice that deprived people of their God-given inalienable rights and all Virginians are thankful for its permanent eradication from our borders, and the study of this time period should reflect upon and learn from this painful part of our history…

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Does Trent Banks believe Black Folks were better off as Slaves?

Maybe I'm hearing things, but check this out (6:20 mark)

I still can't believe I lived there for a year.

Look at What I Learned in History Class, Mama

In Haverstraw Middle School in White Plains, a teacher used the worst teaching method to educate her students. In order to talk about the terrors of slavery, Eileen Bernstein (teacher of year)bound the only two black students' hands and feet with tape and asked them crawl under a desk to reenact slaves in the slaves ships.

One of the students was devastated and went home in tears. The mother of that student may be seeking action for this ridiculous event.

I couldn't make this up if I tried, folks.


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