Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Especially white Republicans.
I know I could be wrong about this. But I have a feeling that many Republicans are racists. That if you dig deep into their souls, they don't like the fact that a black man is president. It annoys them. Because Republicans, especially the very conservative ones, believe in white supremacy. They won't admit it. But they abhor the thought that in not very many years, whites will be the minority in the USA. I like that prospect. It's about time that whites learned to live as a minority. Especially white Republicans. --Jim Broede
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The Republicans wrested the Southern bigots away from the Democrats and into their party in the 1960s. And they did it, essentially by putting out the welcome mat for racists. They flocked to the GOP like flies are attracted to excrement. --Jim
Everyone has some form or being a racist. Including you jim. You hate Republicans. And yes I used the word hate. You also use your words to try and bring hate to anyone whom replies to this blog. You have and still do tend to stir the pot. Anything to cause hurt. We that have followed your postings have seen it time and time again. Those that are so called noobies, are learning quickly what you are all about. That is yourself.
I don't think I hate anything or anyone. Oh, maybe dislike or disdain. But I reserve the word 'hate' for something I haven't yet stumbled across. I'm amazed when I see anyone who truly hates. That's really going off the deep end. They need to see a psychiatrist and get into therapy. --Jim
I think we have too loosely defined the word hate. To cover anything we dislike. --Jim
I think Republicans are full, of humor. At least, they make me laugh. And that's far better than crying. --Jim
See. I put Republicans into proper perspective. I love humor. I don't hate humor. Republicans are funny. Maybe tragically funny. But funny, nevertheless. --Jim
Yes, humor is hurtful in some ways. But there's no escaping it. Satire is hurtful. But golly, it's darn funny. I even laugh at myself. I'm well aware that I'm a jackass. The point is, I know it. Many Republicans don't have a clue. They don't know they're jackasses. That makes 'em even more funny. Absolutely hilarious. --Jim
You're funny, too, Alicia. The way you banty about the word hate. Acting so serious. Loosen up. --Jim
Well jim, I haven't been here in a few days. I was spending time with great friends and family.
Racist
A label given to a person, or group of people who hate/dislike those who belong to a different race.
In your case Republicans, day after day we read it right here. Maybe you need some therapy?
It is truly sad that you are the only one that lives in your bubble. It must get very lonely. Arrogance is quite becoming on you. It shows your insecurity is disguised as confidence.
While the rest of us enjoy the warmth, you are out in the cold alone. Yes, alone, you see we can find no one here that agrees with you nor that you can agree with.
Yes, I find your words hateful. I do not hate anyone, although there are things I do hate. Its human, makes me normal.
Merry Christmas jim
Yes, I am out in the cold alone, Alicia. A whole lot. That's the peril of living in Minnesota in the wintertime. I go walking every day. Alone. Brrrr! But believe me. It's healthy. Maybe you need some exercise. It could help clear your head/mind. --Jim
And I find lots of people that agree with me. Yes, the critics of Republicans. --Jim
And believe me, Alicia, I don't hate anyone or anything. And if that makes me abnormal -- well, I'd rather be abnormal than normal. --Jim
And I like to come across as arrogant. It makes me funny. --Jim
You do admit, Alicia, that there are things you do hate. I'm curious. Name a few. I have yet to find something or someone that I hate. Maybe you could suggest what I should hate. I'll try to keep an open mind. But I think it's gonna be pretty hard to find something for me to hate. Other than what I've said before. I hate to hate. But that's not really hating, is it? --Jim
By the way, I think I like people of all races. Vive le difference. --Jim
And if I'm living in a bubble, it's a nice bubble. Everything is nice when one is in love. Sure beats being in hate. --Jim
Or so I imagine. --Jim
Learn to read jim. Let me help you out just a little.
"Yes, alone, you see we can find no one HERE that agrees with you nor that you can agree with."
Oh and jim, I shoveled snow the past few days. I also take my dogs for walks each and every morning and late afternoons. My head is clear thank you so much for caring, as fake as it was. I sleep very well at night.
No, it ain't fake, Alicia. I really do care. Especially about your dogs. It's nice that they take you out for walks. They must care, too. --Jim
Tell me, too, something about your dogs. The names. The breeds. The fact that you have dogs tells me something nice about you. I used to have dogs. But now I'm down to two cats. The two most wonderful cats in the world. Their names are Loverboy and Chenuska. --Jim
I have 2 Mastiff's mom and her son. Nala, and Harley. So yes they do need exercise beyond just romping in the snow, or in the summer swimming in the lake. They enjoy our walks. I also have a cat.
Things I hate? I hate the taste of beer. I hate the taste of sushi. I hate cancer, and I hate smoking.
My gawd, two Mastiffs. They must eat you out of house and home. I walk by a house daily with a fenced-in yard and a huge Mastiff named Chopper. He's quite friendly. And big as a pony. He drools a lot. My daughter used to have two Rotweilers. And the male's name was Harley. My last dog was a cross between a German shorthair and a black lab. She looked like a shorthair. Lived to 17. The vet said that was because she exercised with me daily. When I married Jeanne she had a German shepherd, a blind cocker spaniel and a Heinz 57. Never had a pet when I was growing up. But Jeanne quickly made me an animal lover. We had as many as 5 house cats at one time. --Jim
You can cultivate a taste for beer. If you have it with the right kind of food. Enhances the taste of the beer and the food. The only time I have a beer is with food. Preferably, German food. --Jim
I never smoked. And don't like being around a smoker. But it's too strong a word for me to say I hate smoking or sushi or cancer or even Alzheimer's, albeit the disease that took Jeanne. I suppose I like the burning smoke from leaves in the fall. And neighbors had me over for Christmas dinner and they had a fire in the fireplace, with a little bit of smoke, and I found that satisfying. Also had some red wine. No beer. I prefer Italian wine. Because my girlfriend is Italian. Lately, I find that I like all things Italian. Italy is a wonderful country. --Jim
Interesting, isn't it? When two people make an effort, and get to know each other a little better, they begin to seem more human. Initially, we all tend to jump to so many, many false conclusions. We don't ever get to know each other. We're strangers. Barely touching from a distance. And yet we pretend to know. --Jim
I'm assuming, Alicia, that you don't understand the true nature of hate. You jump to faulty conclusions about hate. Even when you say you hate sushi or cancer, you really don't hate it. That's a gross exaggeration. You don't openly admit to what you truly hate. Because it's a dark side of you. You are capable of being hateful, I'm quite sure. But at the moment, I am incapable of being hateful. About anyone or anything. I can appear to be hateful. But I'm not. You've had an occasional dark moment of hate. And it's left you shattered. You've regretted it. And that's a good sign. Maybe it makes you feel better in a perverse way if you think I'm hateful. But I'm not hateful. Toward anyone. Not even hateful toward Republicans. I poke fun at 'em. I castigate 'em. But I don't hate 'em. In so many, many ways, I actually tolerate 'em. Because they have a right to be. Themselves. Even god tolerates the devil. Because god has an open, non-judgmental mind. --Jim
God tolerates us humans. Doesn't hate us. God doesn't even hate what we do. God is capable only of love. And god is trying to set the example for his creation. We're supposed to do the same. Love. Not hate. I even love Republicans. Actually, my daughter and son-in-law are Republicans. I accept that. I joke about it. I josh. I kid them. But no way do I hate them because they are Republicans. I still love 'em unconditionally. I have to admit that Republicans are humans. They were born to be loved. If not fully respected. I find it possible to call some Republicans scum-bags. But hey, it's still possible to love a scum-bag. Sure beats hating him. --Jim
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