I have a question for conservatives: Why did it take Mr. Bad Hair making light of John McCain's time as a prisoner of war for you to see just how despicable this charlatan truly is? Where were you when he was telling anyone who would listen that the president of the United States was not born in this country? Or when he sent investigators down to Hawaii to look into all aspects of the president's background? Or when he bought into crazy conspiracy theories, and publicly declared that president Obama is a plagiarist?
Now, all of a sudden, he is a "jackass".
I guess I shouldn't expect anything better from the same folks who were, not long ago, "Swiftboating" another war hero for political gain.
I find it interesting that of all the crazy and outrageous things that this clown has done, this is the thing that is causing the most consternation among republicans and conservatives.
For instance, those outrageous statements about Mexican rapists to kick off his campaign got a response that reminded me of a certain Simon & Garfunkel song.
"It's not just absurd, it's offensive. It's ridiculous. And I do think it's a disqualifier as commander-in-chief..." ~ Marco Rubio~
Please!
*Pic from telegraph.co.uk
Field, you have got Trump all wrong. He is a good man and will lead this nation to its finest hour. Blacks will have jobs; Blacks will be respected and honored;
ReplyDeleteThe KKK will be vanished from America, totally wiped out; There will be no more illegal aliens crossing our borders who kill our citizens;
Our vets will be treated well, and honored by our government; There will be no shady deals with Iran; ISIS will be toast;
China will respect us; Putin will respect us; The world will once again respect us.
Businesses will pay their fair share of taxes.
Brother Field, there is a new 'hopeful' day coming with Donald Trump. I suggest you get on board because the train is about to leave the station.
OK, all together now: "Max Cleland!"
ReplyDeleteIt probably won't matter what the Very Serious Republicans say about Bill the Cat, I mean Donald Trump's campaign being over behind this latest Classic Trump Pronouncement, as Boss Limbaugh has already issued marching orders that Trump is still the one, and Boss Limbaugh's orders WILL BE FOLLOWED.
-Doug in Oakland
Dems have said much worse and Field didn't think it was despicable.
ReplyDeleteCan someone provide a link to what Rush Limbaugh said about Donald Trump? Please.
ReplyDeleteObama is a plagiarist in the sense that Bill Ayers wrote "Dreams from My Father", which Obama claimed to have written himself.
ReplyDeleteAnon 9:43pm, you nailed it for me. I feel Trump is the answer to our nation in 2016. Hillary and Bush certainly are not.
ReplyDeleteAnon @ 10:07:
ReplyDeleteHere you go, and like I said above: Max Cleland.
-Doug in Oakland
http://www.mediaite.com/online/limbaugh-defends-trump-calls-refusal-to-apologize-great-teachable-moment/
"It's not just absurd, it's offensive. It's ridiculous. And I do think it's a disqualifier as commander-in-chief..." ~ Marco Rubio~
ReplyDeleteMarco Rubio should STFU.
ReplyDeleteThe FieldNegro said...
making light of John McCain's time as a prisoner of war for you to see just how despicable this charlatan truly is?
Easy answer.
Insulting immigrants doesn't hurt their voting base like insulting the military.
Wowsa!! Can't believe me eyes coming across such a balanced perspective from Bill. Could not resist, Bill... Must say you nailed this one. How did we get to the point of not embracing the humanity of one another?
ReplyDeleteWhat's the old saying about a broken clock?
DeleteWhile Field is complaining about Trump insulting immigrants, a Mexican singer loses her sanitary pad while on TV. The ugly nasty incident went viral. It's the first time ever in the history of humanity that this has happened. That doesn't look good for Mexican immigrants.
ReplyDeleteDon't worry, Field will defend it.
Mr. Field does not have to defend what is a non-issue regarding Mexican singer Patricia Navidad. Here's why...
DeleteArticle: http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2015/07/17/mexican-singer-sanitary-towel-kleenex-tissue_n_7818360
Doug in Oakland, thanks for the link. BTW, I don't think this fiasco between Trump and McCain is going to hurt him one bit.
ReplyDeleteHe knows the base agrees with him about immigrants and the birther thing.
ReplyDeleteBrother Field, you could have posted a better photo of Trump. Why did you have to select one with his hair all over the place? To tell you the truth, I wish I had his hair instead of this kinky hair I was born with. I am sure there are many other brothers and sisters who feel the same way.
ReplyDeleteProbably you do too? I know Yisheng, PX and definitely PC do. Being Black has some disadvantages in a white world.I am seriously thinking about getting a process like Purple Cow has.
Here's the thing: Trump is in the lead and will continue to lead. There is no one in the GOP that can overtake him. Frankly, I think he will be a good thing for America and minorities.
ReplyDeleteFaith_and_Fairness, I am amazed at the Negroes who come to Field's rescue when he is clearly wrong. Nobody ever comes to my rescue when Field calls me White. This is why I don't like being Black. I get no damn respect. I feel like a black Rodney Dangerfield whenever I post on FN.
ReplyDeleteFYI, the link you provided me does not work. Did you do that on purpose to disrespect me too? It's depressing and I wish I were White. But the Whites tell me I am Black. Then Field tells me I am White. This is totally messing me up.
This shit ain't funny.
depressed negro
Ha! I wouldn't wish Trump hair on your mother. He may lead the polls now but we all know who will overtake him in the end.
ReplyDeleteCarson/Cain 16.
Old Bill the cat looking MF.
ReplyDelete"This shit ain't funny.
ReplyDeletedepressed negro"
Maybe if you stopped trying to pretend that you are something that you are not, life might get less depressing.
Just a thought.
Co-sign with PC. Talk about using up a shtick. :)
ReplyDeleteBill, thanks for explaining the mindset of your party for me.
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ReplyDelete"Where were you when he was telling anyone who would listen that the president of the United States was not born in this country?"
ReplyDeleteWhere were you field when dear leader was representing himself has being foreign born?
"Where were you when"
ReplyDeleteThe NYTimes falsely claimed McCain had an affair after McCain got the Republican nomination, field?
Where were you field when Democrats were accusing Mitt Romney of murder? When Harry Reid lying about Mitt's tax records? When the IRS was leaking Mitt's tax-info to leftwing fringe sites?
That place is where we are.
Field never wants to hold himself or his libprog massa to the high standards he holds the right.
Funnie that.
I like these ones:
ReplyDeleteTrump on Helen Keller: "She's a hero because she was blind and deaf. I like people that aren't blind and deaf."
Trump on Martin Luther King Jr: "He's a hero because he was assassinated. I like people that aren't assassinated."
They encapsulate the victim-blaming ideology of the Republican Party: If bad things happen to you, they must be your fault, loser, because our economic system -- and, hell, the universe -- is perfectly fair. "Shaddup, whiner!!" should be the party's official motto.
In so many ways, Trump is like the Republican id, converted into a living, breathing person.
Trump is a greedy, amoral businessman who has expanded the millions he inherited from his father by doing scummy, scammy, unethical things. He's basically a con man, someone good at sweet talking people with fat bank accounts and little sense into funding his mostly doomed projects. Then when they fail, those investors' stakes go bye-bye while Trump walks away with his assets unscathed. He's declared corporate bankruptcy FOUR times -- which means shafting his investors four times. (Meanwhile, I'm sure that he'd view all the little people who declare bankruptcy after getting in over their head in debt, due to layoffs, medical emergencies, divorces, and such, as "losers" who deserve no sympathy. Off to debtors' prison! Let 'em eat cake!)
And the businesses he's built are pretty worthless in themselves -- junk that adds very little value to our society, such as casinos. Heisting gambling addicts and little old ladies out of their pensions via one-armed bandits -- bravo, sir!
And then there's his militant racism. I'm not only talking about all of his insane, offensive utterances, but also his abuse of minority tenants in the slumlord real estate he owns.
So, hey, why shouldn't he be number one in the polls among the Republican base? He's their guy. He sums up all of their most important despicable values. He's a symbol of inherited wealth, and pure, distilled greed and bigotry.
@ Doug
ReplyDeleteI forgot all about Max Cleland. That was another very telling episode in Republican scumbaggery. All flag and patriotism and "support the troops" -- until an opportunity presents itself to rip down a Democrat opponent.
Oh, so a grenade was dropped by one of your comrades while you were fighting in Vietnam and blew off a couple of your limbs, Max Cleland? Hahaha, LOSER! Clearly, you should've worked harder to not get blown up. All your fault. #NoWhiners.
I might as well throw in the abuse hurled at Chuck Hagel during his confirmation hearings, while we're at it.
ReplyDeleteThe guy was a war vet, and a Republican, no less, but Obama nominated him for Secretary of Defense, so this instantly converted him into America-hating garbage.
The loudest voice in the room is always — the Pollster's. Tends to drown out the Donald.
ReplyDeleteOh, I should also mention the Joe Walsh versus Tammy Duckworth debacle.
ReplyDeleteJoe Walsh was another out-and-proud loudmouth asshole Republican, much like Trump. And his campaign against Democrat Tammy Duckworth bore some similarities to the Max Cleland episode.
Tammy Duckworth had both legs blown off when the helicopter she was piloting got shot down in Iraq. But according to Joe Walsh, it was really unfair of her to ever mention this major event in her life. Talking about her service proved she was not a "true hero."
Joe Walsh: "Now I’m running against a woman who, my God, that’s all she talks about. Our true heroes, it’s the last thing in the world they talk about. That’s why we’re so indebted and in awe of what they’ve done."
Joe Walsh got crushed, come election time.
And Tammy has a good chance of becoming the next US senator from Illinois.
DeleteThe left is pissing and moaning about the way someone else talks about vets? How rich.
ReplyDeleteGood thing no one on the left knows the definition of hypocrisy.
"The loudest voice in the room is always — the Pollster's. Tends to drown out the Donald."
ReplyDeleteAt the moment, Trump is polling number one in the GOP.
Now, mind you, I don't think for a moment he will hold onto that lead. The wider Republican Party has more of a sense of self-preservation than that (but only barely).
Support of Trump does, however, reveal what values the core of the party, the faithful true believers, really stand for. And none of those are good.
ReplyDeleteThe Field Negro said...
Where were you when he was telling anyone who would listen that the president of the United States was not born in this country?
Wasn't trump donating to the clintons as clinton was raising the question of where Obama was born?
You do remember the birth nonsense started with the old white racist segment of your party don;t you?
ReplyDeleteDisturbed now?
U.S. 'disturbed' by Iranian leader's criticism after deal
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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said a speech by Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei on Saturday vowing to defy American policies in the region despite a deal with world powers over Tehran's nuclear programme was "very troubling".
https://ca.news.yahoo.com/u-disturbed-iranian-leaders-criticism-deal-121454843--finance.html
Disturbing or not, all that is important if Obama got what he wanted.
ReplyDeleteFaith_and_Fairness said...
Wowsa!! Can't believe me eyes coming across such a balanced perspective from Bill. Could not resist, Bill... Must say you nailed this one. How did we get to the point of not embracing the humanity of one another?
Don;t embrace me yet.
The military is a right-wing special interest group because they understand the left side of common sense doesn't support them.
Just like how Blacks say the right side of common sense doesn't support them.
So trump is being called out.
Just like democrat presidential hopeful Martin O'Malley had to apologize at the nutroots convention for saying "all lives matter."
Same pandering.
Different special interest groups.
Dear God, please let this hilarity continue. Trump fiascos are now a daily occurrence.
ReplyDeleteTo prove that he's not anti-veteran, Trump has tweeted out a picture of a veteran ... who is a convicted murderer.
https://twitter.com/moody/status/623380635437137920/photo/1
I'm dying with laughter over here.
lol Bill 11:21 AM
ReplyDeleteWell, here's a link of black-on-black crime in Alabama, a murder by black teens on a black 49 year old innocent man who was standing up for the right of free speech. And brothers killed him... another brother that Field and Purple Cow can denounce and call 'White'.
ReplyDeleteLike I have said again and again, "It's depressing to be Black in America. If the 'white ones' don't get you, then the 'black ones' will."
So, go ahead, brother Field and asshole PC, accuse me of not being Black...You Negroes are a bunch of Turkeys.
The trouble with black folks like you and PC is you can't stand the truth about what it means to be Black. You'd rather live in delusion.
depressed Negro
http://www.mediaite.com/online/black-pro-confederacy-activist-killed-after-alleged-confrontation-with-black-youths/
@ depressed Negro
ReplyDeleteThis is still under investigation. You might want to hold off on making any conclusions about what happened.
Even if it happened as the crash survivor described -- which is not an established fact -- this is still a long way from proving "brothers killed him."
"Reckless behavior leading to an unfortunate accident" is an equally likely possibility. Yelling at someone in another vehicle doesn't make you a murderer unless you actually deliberately run the other person off the road.
Oh, you're another one like Field and PC who rationalizes for wrongs committed by angry Black teens.
ReplyDeleteIt's obvious that those teens were involved in the death of this poor black man who supported flying the Confederate flag.
This brother was minding his own business when these Black teens drove up beside him to harass and intimidate him.
This incident just might bring back more black support for the Confederate flag as it should.
Blacks have got to stop hating on each other. It is depressing and more violent than the KKK could have ever done. Of course, folks like Field and PC will remain silent about this.
depressed Negro
Depressed (white person pretending to be a) Negro.Did u really use the word "turkey"? As in "jive turkey"?
ReplyDeleteIf u are going to pretend to be black, the least u could do is to get your script from somewhere other than a seventies black exploitation movie.
"This incident just might bring back more black support for the Confederate flag as it should."
ReplyDeleteIf that's your hope, I'm afraid you are quite likely to stay depressed.
Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, Depressed Negro.
Anon @ 9:35:
ReplyDeleteMy favorite part about that story was when Joe Walsh (the guitar player) issued a statement that he had nothing to do with and did not support Joe Walsh the douche bag politician... And Tammy just might get to be a senator.
-Doug in Oakland
Field, "If u are going to pretend to be black, the least u could do is to get your script from somewhere other than a seventies black exploitation movie."
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Brother Field, the sixties and seventies were part of the prime of my life. I was in college when JFK was assassinated...a very painful moment for the nation, esp for Blacks! Followed by the murder of Malcolm X, RFK and MLK, that experience molded and unified Blacks never before seen before in the history of this nation. Blacks 'were' singing and living for the first time "I'm Black and I'm proud." But that moment in black history and American history has long passed as you continually and so aptly demonstrate. Nevertheless, I am proud to have been in that number.
As far as movies are concerned: Superfly, Shaft, Brothers, and other black movies--they all played a part in the proud lives of many Blacks during that time. It's too bad you weren't there. If you were, you'd have a better idea of what it means to be Black and to 'treat' and 'honor' other Blacks with 'respect'.
You are of what many Blacks call the "unconscious hell generation"....meaning you are unconsciously taking your black race straight to hell for the sake of Whites.
Politically and intellectually, you think like White Democrats, while claiming to be Black or 'down for the cause'. Compared to the Blacks in the 50's 60's and 70's you have no idea of what it is to be Black simply because 'you don't know.'
In addition, you refuse to observe or see anything 'new' that could possibly help or lift the black race 'up' out of its misery and suffering. Have you ever considered what it means to be Black, or what it means to be human? Of course not. You're too busy playing politics and thinking that's all there is to life.
Not only are you ignorant, you aren't too bright, which most is the hallmark of most lawyers. You and Clarence Thomas have much in common.
He's a house nigga pretending to be out in da field. He's not even King of his own castle. His massa is most likely a fat white dependa. Just another uncle tom nigga stirrin honey massa's pot. Got to keep they ass off da porch at night.
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field negro11:06 AM
Woha! Field Negro actually prefers life "where he was born".
Can't help it if I married a typical American who doesn't want to leave. :)
The trial for Johnathan Terrell begins today. Hopefully we can see some justice.
ReplyDeleteThank you Field for finding that photo giving me the best laugh today (and last night). Now I have the song Blowing the Wind stuck in my head. One of my co-workers has dubbed President Comb-Over. There's no more to comment on.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/09/19/jonathan-ferrell-shooting_n_3955941.html
ReplyDeleteThe Donald's campaign poster (obviously inspired by Obama's):
ReplyDeletehttp://bit.ly/1JvuHAS
"The Donald's campaign poster (obviously inspired by Obama's):
ReplyDeletehttp://bit.ly/1JvuHAS"
That was aimed at Sheri Maple.
And Tammy just might get to be a senator.
ReplyDelete-Doug in Oakland
Can you list 5 bills Tammy has sponsored/co-sponsored while she has been in office?
Didn't think so.....
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OK, all together now: "Max Cleland!"
-Doug in Oakland
Ok, all together say Max Cleland is an example of what happens when you put special interest groups and big labor ahead of keeping Americans safe.
Anon@3:09, u are not black.
ReplyDeleteDashcam video from Sandra Bland's arrest will be released today.
ReplyDeletefield negro said...
ReplyDeleteAnon@3:09, u are not black.
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Field, Don't be tranracialphobic. Everyone has a right to be whatever race they want. Who are you to judge, field?
To me, Marco Rubio's "Obama takes it easy on ISIS so he won't offend Iran" statement was a disqualifier. Iran had two brigades fighting ISIS when he said it. Rubio is too uninformed to be making decisions.
ReplyDeleteA while back I raised the question of why Fox News constantly harped on the illegal immigrant that killed a woman in San Francisco, when it was telling their viewers to vote for Trump, and not for Bush. Recently I read an article that explained it. Other Rupert Murdoch media does follow the traditional divide and conquer strategy of duping the poor to get them to vote candidates who will do the bidding of the rich, and still have a chance of winning an election. But Roger Ailes' racism over came his "common sense". Ailes is part of the racist Republican constituency that wants a loudmouth bigot for president.
The media is out to get Trump. I think he would put the other Republican candidates on the spot and expose them. John McCain was a war hero, but if Jeb Bush had said the same thing Trump did, the media would have passed it off as a joke. Trump lives in what Charles Krauthammer called the "alternate reality Fox News creates for its viewers", but he isn't owned by special interests.
"Other Rupert Murdoch media does follow the traditional divide and conquer strategy of duping the poor to get them to vote candidates who will do the bidding of the rich, and still have a chance of winning an election. But Roger Ailes' racism over came his 'common sense'. Ailes is part of the racist Republican constituency that wants a loudmouth bigot for president."
ReplyDeleteNo, Roger Ailes is a servant of rich people. (And one very greedy rich person in particular: Rupert Murdoch.) Everything he does is calculated to maximize the power of America's own aristocracy at the expense of the rest of the citizenry.
And racism is one of the primary ways that Fox dupes the poor and middle classes to vote against their own interests. If Fox's nitwit talking heads get it wrong occasionally and accidentally feed the rubes a few too many hate-nuggets, causing them to support a disastrous candidate -- well, that's just a miscalculation of tone.
All that means is they need to tack away from the immigrant-bashing (or bashing of whomever happens to be the scapegoat du jour) for a few weeks until viewers calm the hell down and can be redirected away from a trainwreck candidate like Trump and back towards a more electable plutocratic lackey like Jeb.
please list an example of Fox News telling its viewers to vote for Trump. i won't hold my breath because i know you can't.
ReplyDeleteCheck it out, one of NASA's newest astronauts is a brotha. Lt. Commander Victor Glover a F/A-18 pilot and graduate of Cal Tech. Bad boy.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.nasa.gov/feature/nasa-s-newest-astronauts-complete-training
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ReplyDeleteTo me, Marco Rubio's "Obama takes it easy on ISIS so he won't offend Iran" statement was a disqualifier. Iran had two brigades fighting ISIS when he said it. Rubio is too uninformed to be making decisions.
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Rubio knows 'nothing' about how to run America, let alone anything about Iran, Iraq or any of the Middle East. In addition, he is not that sharp. Of course, the GOP line-up for President doesn't look nor sound very sharp. Trump IS the best they have and they are going to do everything they can to destroy him because he doesn't fit the Republican mold.
PX, thank you for the link to Victor. May he have much success in the NASA program. Seeing him brought tears to my eyes. How I wish there were more bm like him instead of the other way around. At least, there is hope for others.
ReplyDeleteAgain, thanks for the link.
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ReplyDeletePilotX said...
ReplyDeleteCheck it out, one of NASA's newest astronauts is a brotha
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Anyone still wonder why we can't make it into space anymore?