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Ben Stein, “I’m a racist and proud of it.”
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Fuck you.
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I guess “most racist president there has ever been” would necessarily include the ones who actually owned slaves, you maladjusted nimrod fuck.
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Would people please stop saying “Most X EVER” because, quite frankly, I can name a few Presidents who were incredibly racist.
Oh, and Stein- if your Party hadn’t, beginning with Richard M. Nixon, begun tapping into the white racists of the South, we might actually be in a far better situation than we are now. So, you racist little troll should just go away.
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1 / Mr. Stein forgets about the US Presidents who owned slaves. They were pretty racist. Woodrow Wilson was very racist, too. There were plenty more.
2 / Stein’s inability to see the racist policies of GOP-driven voter suppression is gobsmacking. Projection is not just for movie theaters.
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Ben Stein’s ability to lie with seeming confidence is tough to match. Right up there with Krauthammer and Cal Thomas. Observe an circumstance. Reverse reality by 180 degrees and call the new upside picture reality.
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Remember when Ben Stein was funny and rational? Yea. Good times.
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His 15 minutes should’ve been up 30 years ago.
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Yeah, he’s decades past his ‘sell by’ date.
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who?
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CaptainCommonsense: Eloquent and to the point.
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Yeah, Ben. Right up there with the President who chose to launch his campaign in a southern city with a racist history and who proudly denounced Cadillac-driving welfare queens.
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He was on a sort of talk show with Jimmy Kimmel a long time ago where they kicked around currents news events as I recall, and he was briefly Ferris Bueller’s teacher. But Faux showed him the money.
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What an idiot.
Well that does it. I’m throwing away all my Visine.
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Reagan used “strapping young buck” after “some young fellow” didn’t rile up the mob very much.
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Ben Stein clearly has no idea about the difference between “racial” and “racist.” As the first black man elected to this nation’s highest office, President Obama’s race is bound to be a topic of discussion. That, in and of itself, does not equal “racism.” A discussion can be topically racial without being racist. Mr. Stein has clearly forgotten this, or never learned it in the first place.
As for “But there are no such policies,” that is complete horseshit.
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Racist fucktard calling another man racist…priceless!
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It’s interesting how those who victimize see themselves as victims. Accusing the least racist President (he is 50-50) of being a racist is just another way of projecting one’s own feelings onto another. Since 1964/65 with the passage of key civil rights acts, the Democrats have been the party that, for the most part, has worked for racial equality and opportunity. The Republicans left the party of Lincoln, kept the name and became the Dixiecrats of the 1950s. Stein’s attacks on the President are politics at its worst.
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Shut Up Fool.
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