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George Zimmerman’s dad thinks NAACP, Congressional Black Caucus, NBA Players Assoc. (among others) are racists

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According to Think Progress, George Zimmerman’s dad, Robert Zimmerman Sr., wrote an e-book, “Florida v. Zimmerman: Uncovering the Malicious Prosecution of my Son, George.” And in that e-book, Mr. Sr. wrote a chapter, “Who Are The True Racists.” And in that chapter he tries to convince his readers that Son George’s killing of Trayvon Martin wasn’t racially motivated.

[A]fter his son shot and killed Trayvon Martin, however, Zimmerman learned that racism is “flourishing at the insistence of some in the African American Community.” He then goes on to list various black leaders and organizations that he believes are racist.

Here is the list of “racists,” but please go to TP for elaboration and more insight into Zimmerman, Sr.’s thinking:

  • Congressional Black Caucus
  • The NAACP
  • NAACP President Benjamin Jealous
  • Trayvon Martin’s funeral director
  • Benjamin Crump, Natialie Jackson and Darrly Parks, attorneys for Travyon Martin’s family
  • The National Basketball Players Association
  • Black Chamber of Commerce
  • National Association of Black Law Enforcement Officers
  • National Black United Fund
  • United Negro College Fund

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VIDEO: Meet racist ranter Taylor Chapman, quickly becoming the most despised woman on the Internet

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Taylor’s Twitter profile

When I saw this video the other day, I nearly plotzed. I’m only just getting around to finally posting it, thanks to my pal @Anomaly100 over at FreakOutNation.

First, the video:

This one line cracked me up. It reminded me of a production assistant who worked with Mr. Laffy (he’s a TV producer-writer) who said, “I thought about being a doctor, but TV is funner.”

“I gave you guys so many good, like, remarks on line cuz I have a business degree…”

What depth. How pithy.

Did I say “pithy”? I meant pissy.

Crossposted with permission:

27-year-old Taylor Chapman breezed into Dunkin’ Donuts to demand her meal be refunded because of company policy stating that the cashier must provide a receipt. So, in uber-bitch mode (I get to call her a bitch because she slammed the worker with the B word.), she launched into a tirade, then after spotting the woman who did not provide the receipt, she called her a ‘sand n*gger.’ Among other things such as “a complete c*nt” then shouted in a raspy voice, “I just want my bacon crispy and my people to be nice.”

She threw in threats while waving her camera, “Well, guess what? This shit’s about to go live, bitch. Right on Facebook.”  [...]

The Smoking Gun has established that the woman is indeed Taylor Chapman.

Isn’t she special? She sure showed them! What a gem. Be proud, Taylor, because you are now the official designated TPC Despicable Person o’ the Day Week Month.

And via Mediaite:

What makes this story really epic is that Taylor Chapman works for an SEO company called Power Sales Team, as a “video spokesperson.” The company makes promotional videos for local businesses, like this one, which stars Taylor Chapman and rapper Ludacris:

And just to rub it in, Meet The Polite Florida Teenager Who Was Berated By That Crazy Dunkin’ Donuts Woman.

Stay tuned, because…

We will be making an official statement regarding the status of Taylor Chapman with our organization coming soon.

- Management

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Cartoons of the Day- Trayvon Martin Murder Trial

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What I will not write about today

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Sometimes I get so frustrated and/or disheartened and/or annoyed by some of the news stories of the day that I can’t bring myself to write about them. Here are a few recent reports that made my blood pressure hit the roof. I am avoiding delving into them at length out of concern for my physical and mental health.

  • Man Who Paid His Mortgage Early Facing Foreclosure– Oh but wait, it gets even worse: Orlando resident Etienne Syldor not only made his payments on time, but even overpaid on them. Pop quiz: Which of these two is too big to jail, Etienne or Wells Fargo? Which of these two is a corporate piece of doody? Right! You get an A+.
  • Facebook Rejects Breast Cancer Ad For Violating Ban Against ‘Adult Products’– Facebook “has come under criticism for removing images of ‘mastectomies, breastfeeding mothers, and other non-sexualized depictions of women’s bodies’ and labeling them as ‘pornographic,’ while allowing photographs and forums that make light of abusing and raping women.” I can vouch for that. My own Facebook page was temporarily removed for posting this “pornographic” image:

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See what I mean? So who’s up for a couple of Margs or a trough of wine?

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RNC Florida Hispanic Director is Now a Democrat

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This should be top story tomorrow, not all the kvetching about made up scandals. THIS is a true blue disintegration. How Rubio & Cruz justify their membership is beyond me. h/t Taegan.

It doesn’t take much to see the culture of intolerance surrounding the Republican Party today. I have wondered before about the seemingly harsh undertones about immigrants and others. Look no further; a well-known organization recently confirms the intolerance of that which seems different or strange to them.

(snip)

Although the organization distanced themselves from those assertions, other immigration-related research is still padded with the same racist and eugenics-based innuendo. Some Republican leaders have blandly (if at all) denied and distanced themselves from this but it doesn’t take away from the culture within the ranks of intolerance. The pseudo-apologies appear to be a quick fix to deep-rooted issues in the Republican Party in hopes that it will soon pass and be forgotten.

The complete disregard of those who are in disadvantage is also palpable. We are not looking at an isolated incident of rhetoric or research. Others subscribe to motivating people to action by stating, “In California, a majority of all Hispanic births are illegitimate. That’s a lot of Democratic voters coming.” The discourse that moves the Republican Party is filled with this anti-immigrant movement and overall radicalization that is far removed from reality. Another quick example beyond the immigration debate happened during CPAC this year when a supporter shouted ““For giving him shelter and food for all those years?” while a moderator explained how Frederick Douglass had written a letter to his slave master saying that he forgave him for “all the things you did to me.” I think you get the idea.

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What I will not write about today

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Sometimes I get so frustrated and/or disheartened and/or annoyed by some of the news stories of the day that I can’t bring myself to write about them. Here are a few recent reports that made my blood pressure hit the roof. I am avoiding delving into them at length out of concern for my physical and mental health.

See what I mean? So who’s up for a couple of Margs or a trough of wine?

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George W. Bush’s Presidential Library Is a Fraud: He Was Installed in a Right Wing Putsch

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Your Daily Dose of BuzzFlash at Truthout, via my pal Mark Karlin:

Of Thursday’s dedication of the George W. Bush presidential library, NPR headlines an article that details how President “Obama’s Bush Library Speech Leaves Iraq And More Unspoken.” [...]

[I]t’s hard not to underscore that the George W. Bush presidential library is really a fraud.

After all, Bush was never elected president….

The coup was openly revealed in Scalia’s infamous stay of a state-mandated recount (Bush, by the way, as governor of Texas signed a bill that would have made a recount in Florida automatic if the vote were as close in Texas as it officially was in the Sunshine State) …  In short, Scalia is saying that if Bush lost after a recount it would hurt his reputation as president since the Supreme Court would install him in the White House no matter what the voters decided in Florida. (Remember that Al Gore won the national popular vote by more than 540,000 votes.) [...]

There is so much evidence related to the stolen election of 2000, all of which amounts to sophisticated voter theft strategies that would make a banana republic proud. [...]

Last week according to the Sydney Morning Herald, Bush said that he has no regrets about his presidency [...]

Thieves rarely have regrets unless they get caught.

It is ironic that President Obama praised his predecessor at the library dedication, when Obama’s State Department  is claiming that the Venezuelan election to replace Chavez is suspect.

Please read the entire post here.

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