Ann Coulter Just Proved What We Always Suspected

[ZiprHead]

She's a Nazi.


http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=14%2F88

 

[repoman]

Isn't she enough of a terrible person that this was not needed. Thank yourself for actually helping a bad person get sympathy.

 

[repoman]

This is related, starting at 50 seconds....

 

[Rhea]

What a vile woman.

Not for the (mistaken) accusation about the 14, but for her reply to the questions (plus every other word out of her mouth)

 

[barbos]

ZiprHead, apologize to Coulter at once!

 

[dismal]

ZMFOG fake news!

 

[thebeave]

I have as little love and respect for Ann Coulter as the next guy, but you do have to wonder if the constant barrage of unfounded and contrived claims of "white supremecy" and "white racism" on social media leads to the kind of incidents we saw recently where a white guy was kidnapped and tortured by four black kids. Unfortunately, kids these days are heavily influenced by what they read on social media, and often lack the critical thinking skills to see what's BS and what's factual. Nor do they bother to follow up on the supposed " white racist incidents" later. How many heard about the black church that was burned down in Mississippi, spray painted with "Vote Trump" but didn't know it was a fake hate crime done by a black guy? Or the Muslim women who made up stories about being attacked by white Trump loving white supremecists? Or that the whole "Hands up, don't shoot!" from Ferguson was determined to be a total fabrication?

A couple of months ago, I read a poll where young black kids were very concerned these days about white racists/supremecists. When in fact, its probably the last thing the average black kid needs to worry about. I'll have to see if I can dig up the poll. It was kind of disturbing.

ETA: Here it is:

http://bigstory.ap.org/article/6e2d87c96bf84ee69d5c1325f674cd68/genforward-poll-young-americans-worry-over-extremist-threat

Sixty-two percent of young African-Americans and 55 percent of Hispanics surveyed said they were very concerned about the threat of violence committed by white extremists, compared to one-third of whites and 41 percent of Asian-Americans.

GenForward is a survey by the Black Youth Project at the University of Chicago with the Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research. The poll is designed to pay special attention to the voices of young adults of color, highlighting how race and ethnicity shape the opinions of a new generation.

Gregg Higgins, 27, was one of the whites who said he was very worried about violence by extremists in his own race. In fact, he said he was more concerned about "the homegrown white extremists" than the threat of violence from people outside the United States or people inspired by foreign extremists.

 

[Jolly_Penguin]

One third of whites are very concerned about violence committed by white extremists? That alone is pretty telling about our media. They aren't even the targets of said imagined violence.

I think the real problem is even being comitted by this survey though; the media and everybody always speaking in terms of blacks, whites, asians, etc.

It used to be the right that was constantly concerned about race and unable to speak on any topic without reference to race. Now it is the left. How do you expect to get beyond racial divisions if you constantly push racial divisions?

 

[Elixir]

One third of whites are very concerned about violence committed by white extremists? That alone is pretty telling about our media. They aren't even the targets of said imagined violence.

I think the real problem is even being comitted by this survey though; the media and everybody always speaking in terms of blacks, whites, asians, etc.

It used to be the right that was constantly concerned about race and unable to speak on any topic without reference to race. Now it is the left. How do you expect to get beyond racial divisions if you constantly push racial divisions?

I agree, and think it's a core point that should be addressed. But let's face it - race, racism, racial tensions - all are hyped without conscience whenever politically expedient, regardless of party or philosophy. I have no idea how to put a stop to that.

 

[KeepTalking]

One third of whites are very concerned about violence committed by white extremists? That alone is pretty telling about our media. They aren't even the targets of said imagined violence.

Why shouldn't whites be very concerned about violence committed by white extremists? Violence is bad in and of itself, so I think anyone should be very concerned about a rise in violence, regardless of which race is committing the violence, and which race they target. Also, violence begets violence, so a rise of violence from white extremists against blacks may very well cause a reciprocal rise in violence from black extremists against whites. Finally, my next door neighbors are black, and white extremists aren't know for their intelligence, so I should be concerned that they might mistakenly target my house for their violence against blacks. Going along with the final point, I am friends with my black neighbors, so I should be very concerned that white extremists are targeting my friends and neighbors.

 

[Rhea]

One third of whites are very concerned about violence committed by white extremists? That alone is pretty telling about our media. They aren't even the targets of said imagined violence.

Now that's curious. I'm trying to square it with reality (the abortion doctors killed were white, as were many of the victims of McVeigh, and the potential victims in at the Atlanta Olympics... on and on...) Are you saying "White extremists-about-race" as opposed to "extremists who are white"? Maybe the survey respondents were thinking of the other.

And also, I am also one who is very concerned about white racist violence against people of color, despite being white myself. I'm not so much scared for myself, as concerned about my fellow citizens. Although, on second thought, I have been concerned for myself when I got targeted statements about violence* directed at me by extremists who are white.


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* One could argue whether they were "threats" or "harassment," since they were not explicit and direct, but things like, "you should know the Tea party is gaining members in the local militia to oppose you," and "I don't _condone_ the actions of that guy who shot up his town hall, but I can understand his motivation if his town leaders acted like you do"

 

[Jolly_Penguin]

Why shouldn't whites be very concerned about violence committed by white extremists? Violence is bad in and of itself, so I think anyone should be very concerned about a rise in violence, regardless of which race is committing the violence, and which race they target. Also, violence begets violence

I suppose it is in the parsing and interpretation. White extremist violence is pretty rare, so it is a little odd to focus on that violence over violence in general. And infact, it is a little chickenlittle to be living in the USA and be super concerned about violence at all, unless you live in the most dangerous areas. Violent crime rates have been in decline for a long time and we live in the most peaceful era of human history. Yet you'd never guess that from the US media. Its almost to the levels of child abduction Stranger Danger that was all over the US media in the 80s and 90s with black vans, etc, even though almost nobody gets kidnapped by strangers in black vans (99% of the time it is somebody the child knows and trusts).

Even up here in small town Canadia, my sisters kids (brainy chatty little 6 and 7 year old) were brought home by a police officer to my sister who was quite cross with said officer. The kids were in no danger, and have been free range for years already with no incidents whatsoever. The kids did get to ride in a police car and won't shut up about it, so I guess it wasn't all bad.

 

[KeepTalking]

Why shouldn't whites be very concerned about violence committed by white extremists? Violence is bad in and of itself, so I think anyone should be very concerned about a rise in violence, regardless of which race is committing the violence, and which race they target. Also, violence begets violence

I suppose it is in the parsing and interpretation. White extremist violence is pretty rare, so it is a little odd to focus on that violence over violence in general.

I think that speaks more to the way the survey was conducted. As far as I can tell, this survey had nothing to do with violence in general, but rather dealt with extremist violence. The questions asked only seeks to differentiate between 3 groups of people committing violence: those in the US influenced by foreign extremists, white extremists, and those outside of the US. Given those three options, I myself feel that white extremists are the most concerning to me, as there is a much higher likelyhood that I will encounter violence from white extremists than either of the other two groups.

And infact, it is a little chickenlittle to be living in the USA and be super concerned about violence at all, unless you live in the most dangerous areas.

I wouldn't say I am super concerned about violence at all, even though I do live in one of the most dangerous areas of the US, St. Louis, which is usually vying for one of the top spots as far as the annual murder rate is concerned. If I was confronted with a pollster asking me the question in the way that it was asked in this survey, my first response would be "fuck off", and my second would be to hang up the phone, but if the pollster were able to put me in a corner about it, I would answer as I did above.

Violent crime rates have been in decline for a long time and we live in the most peaceful era of human history. Yet you'd never guess that from the US media. Its almost to the levels of child abduction Stranger Danger that was all over the US media in the 80s and 90s with black vans, etc, even though almost nobody gets kidnapped by strangers in black vans (99% of the time it is somebody the child knows and trusts).

Even up here in small town Canadia, my sisters kids (brainy chatty little 6 and 7 year old) were brought home by a police officer to my sister who was quite cross with said officer. The kids were in no danger, and have been free range for years already with no incidents whatsoever. The kids did get to ride in a police car and won't shut up about it, so I guess it wasn't all bad.

I agree, and I have made the same observation to my conservative relatives who go nuts about how terrible the times are, and that kids these days shouldn't be let outside of the house because of the perverts and criminals lurking around ever corner. It is the 24/7 news cycle, couple with the internet and social media that has informed them that crime is rampant and out of control as compared to their childhood in the '50's, 60's, or 70's, when just the opposite is true.

 

[RavenSky]

I thought you were going to say "That she's a man"

 

[Jimmy Higgins]

I have as little love and respect for Ann Coulter as the next guy, but you do have to wonder if the constant barrage of unfounded and contrived claims of "white supremecy" and "white racism" on social media leads to the kind of incidents we saw recently where a white guy was kidnapped and tortured by four black kids. Unfortunately, kids these days are heavily influenced by what they read on social media, and often lack the critical thinking skills to see what's BS and what's factual. Nor do they bother to follow up on the supposed " white racist incidents" later. How many heard about the black church that was burned down in Mississippi, spray painted with "Vote Trump" but didn't know it was a fake hate crime done by a black guy? Or the Muslim women who made up stories about being attacked by white Trump loving white supremecists? Or that the whole "Hands up, don't shoot!" from Ferguson was determined to be a total fabrication?

A couple of months ago, I read a poll where young black kids were very concerned these days about white racists/supremecists. When in fact, its probably the last thing the average black kid needs to worry about. I'll have to see if I can dig up the poll. It was kind of disturbing.

ETA: Here it is:

http://bigstory.ap.org/article/6e2d...l-young-americans-worry-over-extremist-threat

Sixty-two percent of young African-Americans and 55 percent of Hispanics surveyed said they were very concerned about the threat of violence committed by white extremists, compared to one-third of whites and 41 percent of Asian-Americans.

GenForward is a survey by the Black Youth Project at the University of Chicago with the Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research. The poll is designed to pay special attention to the voices of young adults of color, highlighting how race and ethnicity shape the opinions of a new generation.

Gregg Higgins, 27, was one of the whites who said he was very worried about violence by extremists in his own race. In fact, he said he was more concerned about "the homegrown white extremists" than the threat of violence from people outside the United States or people inspired by foreign extremists.

I wonder what the numbers are regarding whites and islamic extremism.

 

[KeepTalking]

I have as little love and respect for Ann Coulter as the next guy, but you do have to wonder if the constant barrage of unfounded and contrived claims of "white supremecy" and "white racism" on social media leads to the kind of incidents we saw recently where a white guy was kidnapped and tortured by four black kids. Unfortunately, kids these days are heavily influenced by what they read on social media, and often lack the critical thinking skills to see what's BS and what's factual. Nor do they bother to follow up on the supposed " white racist incidents" later. How many heard about the black church that was burned down in Mississippi, spray painted with "Vote Trump" but didn't know it was a fake hate crime done by a black guy? Or the Muslim women who made up stories about being attacked by white Trump loving white supremecists? Or that the whole "Hands up, don't shoot!" from Ferguson was determined to be a total fabrication?

A couple of months ago, I read a poll where young black kids were very concerned these days about white racists/supremecists. When in fact, its probably the last thing the average black kid needs to worry about. I'll have to see if I can dig up the poll. It was kind of disturbing.

ETA: Here it is:

http://bigstory.ap.org/article/6e2d...l-young-americans-worry-over-extremist-threat

I wonder what the numbers are regarding whites and islamic extremism.

There would be no way to determine that from the linked survey, as they were only allowed to choose between those in the US influenced by foreign extremists, white extremists, and those outside of the US.

 

[ZiprHead]

ZiprHead, apologize to Coulter at once!

Dear Ann Coulter

I know you are a vile, disgusting, evil, born with sand in your vagina, cross of a dog and a woman.

But, please, accept my sincere apology.

Z

 

[dismal]

ZiprHead, apologize to Coulter at once!

Dear Ann Coulter

I know you are a vile, disgusting, evil, born with sand in your vagina, cross of a dog and a woman.

But, please, accept my sincere apology.

Z

Don't forget the real victims here. You exposed all of us to fake news.

Sure, you'll probably get banned, but we'll still be here and on the governments fake news list.

 

[AthenaAwakened]

I am more inclined to think Coulter not capable of being able to correctly count to 15 than to think she is a card carrying member of the Nazi Party. She prolly believes many Nazi beliefs, but I doubt she was sending messages to nazis

 

[Jayjay]

She's a Nazi.
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http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=14%2F88

This just grinds my gears. When you are writing a statement, it is unnecessary to say "I repeat". Because a person reading it can always read it again if he didn't get it the first time. To state "I repeat" and repeat a message only makes sense in an audible announcement where the recipient may not have heard it properly. People who misuse language in this way should be shipped to concentration camps and gassed with Zyklon B.

Who's Coulter what now?