Joe Six Pack vs Educated Elite
Posted on October 8th, 2008 by Tariq Nelson
This video shows the “Joe Six Pack” that Palin is pandering to.
Problem is that in the long run, the Joe Six Packs are out breeding the educated “elite” that the Palins excoriate as seen in the video below.
Warning: Explicit Language
Someone at a Palin rally shouted out “kill him” and she said absolutely nothing. Palin has taken this campaign to a new low. I hope that the American people can see through this crap
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Palin is saying everything she can without actually using the n word. I bet if she was to actually use that word, a whole bunch of people would start cheering. Partly because they’re racist and partly because of mob mentality.
Ahhh, don’t you love a bunch of people yelling and screaming with a mob mentality? Next thing you know, pitchforks and flaming torches.
lol! God, I feel so bad laughing at that video but it does bring up a lot of uncomfortable points. It even made me think about myself. My husband and I have been married for two years and we have no children as of yet because we don’t want any right now.
There are some people in this country who really do see the “brain drain” (couples with lots of education, high IQ and usually lots of money who don’t reproduce or who don’t reproduce lots of children) as being a problem for this country. I guess it becomes very problematic when competing with the rest of the world.
But addressing this “problem” is a slippery slope. For one, there’s the historic prejudice against the fertility of poor women and women of color-to the point of encouraging sterilization for women in those groups.
I do wish that the American electorate was more informed and that many Americans didn’t value ignorance but that video also made me feel uncomfortable as well. The classist bent was way obvious.
Now where is they outcry for this? That’s considered to be a terrorist threat. If that would been an Obama supporter to blurt out those similar words, we wouldn’t hear the end of it( and of course, they would even more aggresive about Obama being a terrorist). She probably want to say the same words as that supporter, but she doesn’t want to tarnish her ” good” image or McCain’s.
This is from Idiocracy, a funny movie all around.
Sarah Palin is a vicious demogague. It wouldn’t be hard to see her inciting that inbred mob that so adores her into carrying acts of violence against her opponents. The Republican party is a haven for uncivilized brutes and other social degenerates that have very violent tendencies (some of these very same types of people are the ones conducting war crimes in Iraq).
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Fortunately, children aren’t always their parents.
My husband’s paternal grandfather died when he was about eleven years old. His memories of him were of an old but gentle and kindly man, who rode out the pain of cancer with dignity and bravery, always smiling.
Thirteen years later, his grandmother died as well. He was helping his mother to clean out the attic when they opened an old trunk that had been shoved back in a corner.
Inside were pictures taken in Marion, Indiana, on a hot August day in 1930. In the pictures a young man with his grandfather’s smile has his arm round a pretty dark-haired young woman and a baby, just as at any county fair then and now. And in the background the hanging body of a black man is clearly visible. The pictures lay beneath the robes of a leader of the Ku Klux Klan.
His father took some persuading to vote Democrat this election because “he’s got a funny name”, not because he was black….after all, his father had worked for years beside black men in the factory, and known them to be men like himself. But he was very uncertain about his name. My husband and I are volunteers for Barack Obama’s campaign. We already cast our ballots for him.
We are not, thank God, doomed to believe as our parents did. Sometimes, we can learn to do better. May Barack Obama truly be a blessing to us all.
That was funny.
Palin’s tone lends itself to the mob mentality which is dangerous. Do they not reflect on the many different scenarios which mob mentality has lead to injury, death, and destruction?
All Palin has to do is push the right buttons and the crowd could go out of control and attack one of the “token Black” McCain supporters in the crowd.