Yes it is. Wish I hadn’t heard it quite so many times in my life.
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always reminds me of
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You guys have no right to question BillO on this matter. BillO is the only reporter on the air today to have been on the ground during the slave era. BillO was there the last time the government hired a slave, BillO was there at Gettysburg. BillO was there when… Jesus Christ had his moment of doubt and pain…
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Yes, O’Realy, define “well treated slave”, and then explain to us how you know they were well-treated?
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The enslaved, whether well fed or undernourished, are still enslaved, i.e. slaves. O’Reilly is trying to diminish historical facts. It is shameful.
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Bill is volunteering to be a well-fed slave?
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since when were slaves “hired?”
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I’m always amazed that Republicans, who claim individual freedom is the most important thing there is, suddenly start explaining that it really isn’t that important as soon as American slavery is discussed.
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O I want to like this comment a thousand times.
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There are no words. https://t.co/uPa563upar
— Michael Steele (@MichaelSteele) July 27, 2016
I have some, Michael Steele. Since Bill O and his blather are fairly “mainstream” in the GOPer party, why are you still a GOPer?
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I never cease to be amazed by the manner in which Conservatives are unable to admit ANY negative acts perpetrated by white people without adding some sort of ameliorating explanation.
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Outreach!
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Especially the times you heard it from family.
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I’m fairly certain that the mules and horses used in the construction of the White House were also “well fed” and had “decent lodgings.” And, I am assured, their owners were properly compensated for the government’s use of their livestock – just as with the slaves.
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Despicable.So, is he next to go with all the sexual harassment induced resignations and force-outs at FNC? One can only hope.
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Absolutely, trumpdog! Well said, sir.
he needs to take his falafel and go home permanently.