Ignorant Things Heard On MSNBC

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CNN commentator ripped for tying DeSantis’ rejection of African Studies course to Memphis police killing​

Jones was alluding to the five officers charged in Nichols' death, who were Black: Tadarrius Bean, Demetrius Haley, Desmond Mills, Emmitt Martin and Justin Smith. Each face charges including second-degree murder.

He also referenced DeSantis' opposition to a high school AP African Studies course proposed by The College Board. The course contains notes on Critical Race Theory and queer theory, according to a copy of the syllabus previously obtained by Fox News Digital.

The AP course was rejected by the Florida Department of Education from being included in state curriculum because it violated the state’s law barring woke content in its public schools, Florida Commissioner of Education Manny Diaz, Jr. previously said, adding the state does, however, require the teaching of African-American history.

GOP ‘stood in the way’ of police reform that could have prevented death of Tyre Nichols: MSNBC analyst​

Reid prompted Butler’s comments with remarks on a "sort of gang mentality" that exists within police departments that are "allowed for decade after decade to operate with impunity."

She asked Butler, "Is that what this is, a culture problem that’s bigger than necessarily just the race of the officers?"

Butler answered affirmatively: "It’s 100% a culture problem. Old school policing lore says if a guy tries to run when officers want to arrest him, he pays for it. Bad apple cops follow that principle, but that’s not what the majority of hard-working, law-abiding officers do or should do."

Butler added that Nichols was "right to be afraid of these officers." Though as he continued, he placed part of the blame for these bad officers on Republican lawmakers.

He stated, "But we know that many people, especially Black and brown people, have complaints that police use excessive force, and typically those officers are not even disciplined, much less charged with crimes."

He added, "So, when we look to how we can do better, there’s some common sense police reform, including what was contained in the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act, that Congress has failed to act on."

Butler then said, "I should be a little bit more specific than Congress. It’s the Republicans in Congress who have stood in the way of passing legislation that would make a difference and prevent more tragic cases like this one."











Democrats NEVER speak in specifics .... What ' common sense police reform' would have stopped this tragedy how

 

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I keep seeing this tred and each time I do I posit to myself in the interest of brevity, "Has anyone ever heard anything on MSNBC that wasn't ignorant?"

 

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MSNBC: White supremacists’ obsession with fitness has gone digital​

To be honest, we already covered this piece once, when it was first published back in March of last year. For some reason, though, MSNBC has decided to dust it off and promote it again with a new tweet. They must think this piece on the far-right’s obsession with fitness is somehow relevant this week.






MSNBC opinion columnist Cynthia Miller-Idriss writes:

Physical fitness has always been central to the far right. In “Mein Kampf,” Hitler fixated on boxing and jujitsu, believing they could help him create an army of millions whose aggressive spirit and impeccably trained bodies, combined with “fanatical love of the fatherland,” would do more for the German nation than any “mediocre” tactical weapons training.
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The intersection of extremism and fitness leans into a shared obsession with the male body, training, masculinity, testosterone, strength and competition. Physical fitness training, especially in combat sports, appeals to the far right for many reasons: fighters are trained to accept significant physical pain, to be “warriors,” and to embrace messaging around solidarity, heroism, and brotherhood. It’s championed as a tool to help fight the “coming race war” and the street battles that will precede it. Recruits are encouraged to link individual moral virtues such as willpower, decisiveness and courage, with desired collective traits such as virility and manliness.

You know who else championed fitness? Hitler.

 

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MSNBC Gets Incredibly Weird as It Discusses 'Deprogramming' Fox News Viewers​

The segment took place on “The 11th Hour” with host Stephanie Ruhle. Ruhle was aghast that Fox News reacted to President Joe Biden’s State of the Union speech by calling him a liar. This apparently prompted her to call on Juliet Jeske, a professional Fox News analyzer, to come on and talk about the network and its viewers.

Jeske is apparently on a mission to “get to” Fox News viewers and break them free of an apparent brainwashing the network has forced on people.

Jeske and Ruhle basically sat around and talked about Fox News as if they were a neglectful ex. They spent time complaining that they didn’t talk enough about the endless lawsuits around former President Donald Trump, nor did they talk enough about climate change. They naturally complained about Tucker Carlson and accused him of being a revolutionary against the state because of his talk about self-defense.

This finally led Ruhle to get to the point of Jeske’s job. It’s apparently her goal to reach people who watch Fox News and begin “deprogramming” them from the “cult mentality” they are apparently a part of. In fact, she doubles down and says that the Fox News viewership is a “cult.”

“I’m trying to get to the friends, families, coworkers, and colleagues of people who are already deeply entrenched in Fox. Number one, to prevent them from getting sucked in. To help them navigate dealing with someone who’s in that cult mentality because I would call it a cult and to help them figure out why their relatives and loved ones are saying these things and deprogramming someone or deradicalizing them is a very difficult and long situation to go through. It’s low. It’s very, very hard.

 

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‘Alpha-Karen With Brown Skin’: MSNBC Guest Ratchets Up The Racism To Insult Nikki Haley​

“To quote Zora Neale Hurston, ‘not all skin-folk are kinfolk.’ Nikki Haley instead is the Dinesh D’Souza of Candace Owens. She’s the alpha-Karen with brown skin. And for white supremacists and racists, she is a perfect Manchurian candidate,” Ali began, his comments only getting more racially charged from that point on.

“I’m just disgusted by people like Nikki Haley who know better,” Ali continued, suggesting — like “The View” host Sunny Hostin did — that Haley only really embraced her ethnicity when it would benefit her politically.

“What does she do? Like all these model minorities, which by the way, is the strategy of white supremacy — to use Asians in particular — as a cudgel against black folks,” Ali kept at it, claiming that Haley was part of a concerted effort by racists and white supremacists to use certain other minorities to continue to oppress black people.

 

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What an a$$wipe.

 

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Well Maybe I am just a dummy, but if I have to equate brown skin with being used for political purposes, I have to compare Nikki Haley with Obama and Kamala who both used their brown skin to it's biggest advantage. All 3 are brown skinned people just because Obama and Kamala call themselves black does not change their skin color. All Multi ethnic peoples are a combination of races, and calling themselves one thing or another is just a repudiation of fact.

 

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'To sit within the castle of MSNBC throwing rocks at Fox News is ludicrous': Russell Brand schools MSNBC journalist over standards at his network and tells him to 'make MSNBC great again' in fiery exchange​

• Comedian and podcast host Russell Brand argued that MSNBC is no less biased than Fox News calling both networks 'propaganda' mouthpieces for their owners
• Brand criticized the practice of condemning Fox News without acknowledging biases of other networks, stating that it does not contribute to improving lives
• Brand urged the liberal network to focus on self-improvement rather than attacking others, saying, 'Make MSNBC better. Make MSNBC great again!'

 

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‘I Hope It Tanks At The Oscars’: MSNBC Editor Slams Pro-Military ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ As ‘Poisonous’​

MSNBC opinion writer and editor Zeeshan Aleem explained in a Saturday column that the movie, while an entertaining break from CGI and animated content, was sending a message that he called “insidious” and “poisonous.”

“‘Top Gun’ is as insidious as it is entertaining. It does not merely revive a forgotten human-centered spectacle; it also beckons for a return to accepting the American war machine as a beacon of virtue and excitement,” Aleem wrote, claiming that the movie glorified the excitement of battle — which in turn, glorified war in itself. “It’s a poisonous kind of nostalgia, one that smuggles love of endless war into a celebration of live action.”

Aleem referred to the summer blockbuster as “literal propaganda,” noting that the military had given filmmakers access to real aircraft in exchange for some oversight.

“In exchange for access to military aircraft, the producers of the movie agreed to allow the Defense Department to include its own ‘key talking points’ in the script. Perhaps equally important, the script had to be written in a manner that flatters the military in order to secure the buy-in of the Pentagon,” he wrote.

 

[spr1975wshs]

^One of the few movies that was profitable last year. We saw it in the theater 2 weekends in a row and WILL buy the DVD.

 

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MSNBC Host’s Predictable Spin Move on the Nashville School Shooting​

As we’ve noted, it’s a network whose sole purpose is to keep liberal blood pressures low and their moral superiority complex intact. If ‘soma’ were a news network, it would be MSNBC. The recent school shooting in Nashville has the Left panicking because a transgender committed it. Audrey Hale, who identified using male pronouns, killed six people, including three children, in a planned attack on Covenant, a private Christian school, on March 27. Police killed Hale.

The Left’s pivot has been to ignore the suspect’s background, whereas there would have been a media frenzy if the shooter had been white. And the attack on the GOP is that they’re willing to arm mass shooters to the teeth and don’t care about the body count. O’Donnell’s outburst occurred during the April 5 broadcast of his show (via Newsbusters):

…he [O’Donnell] doubled down and outrageously claimed Republicans are dedicated to ensuring "America's mass murderers are the very best-equipped mass murderers in the world." O'Donnell is no stranger to this kind of incendiary rhetoric. In fact, he's made almost identical claims last year after the tragic Robb Elementary School shooting. Prior to that, O'Donnell sneered how "Republican politicians do not care how large the body count gets."
After mocking South Carolina Republican Senator Lindsey Graham for being outraged at the political prosecution of Donald Trump by the George Soros-backed prosecutor Alvin Bragg, O'Donnell claimed that Graham shows emotion for Trump but not for children being killed. He then took it a step further and painted the entire Republican Party as being unmoved by children dying: "Professional Republicans absolutely do not cry for dead American children when they are murdered by AR-15s," O'Donnell falsely claimed without any evidence at all.

 

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MSNBC Host’s Predictable Spin Move on the Nashville School Shooting​

As we’ve noted, it’s a network whose sole purpose is to keep liberal blood pressures low and their moral superiority complex intact. If ‘soma’ were a news network, it would be MSNBC. The recent school shooting in Nashville has the Left panicking because a transgender committed it. Audrey Hale, who identified using male pronouns, killed six people, including three children, in a planned attack on Covenant, a private Christian school, on March 27. Police killed Hale.

The Left’s pivot has been to ignore the suspect’s background, whereas there would have been a media frenzy if the shooter had been white. And the attack on the GOP is that they’re willing to arm mass shooters to the teeth and don’t care about the body count. O’Donnell’s outburst occurred during the April 5 broadcast of his show (via Newsbusters):

Of course they changed the narrative from an angry she/he shooting up a school to it being republicans fault.

 

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“In exchange for access to military aircraft, the producers of the movie agreed to allow the Defense Department to include its own ‘key talking points’ in the script. Perhaps equally important, the script had to be written in a manner that flatters the military in order to secure the buy-in of the Pentagon,” he wrote.

Unlike others I watched it, and I thought it sucked. But diffrent strokes.

MSNBC Host’s Predictable Spin Move on the Nashville School Shooting
MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell: "Professional Republicans absolutely do not cry for dead American children when they are murdered by AR-15s."

This poor simple minded buffoon has the nerve to accuse Republicans of not crying for dead children after his clown president got on TV and was more worried about his freezer full of ice cream that the dead children.

MSNBC = Moron Simpletons and Negro Broadcasting System

 

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MSNBC Guest Calls Tim Scott A ‘Racial Pacifier’ And ‘Security Blanket’ For Republicans​

Setmayer, a senior adviser with the Lincoln Project, joined MSNBC host Jonathan Capehart on his “Saturday Show” — and she weighed in on the recent soft launch of Scott’s 2024 presidential campaign.

“I find Senator Scott fascinating, a black Republican who isn’t too shy in talking about race, but whose views on race can be problematic both within the GOP and in the general public.” Capehart began, asking, “So, I mean, am I giving him too much credit?”

“Listen, Tim Scott, bless his heart, is trying to make a name for himself now, taking advantage of the fact that Republicans every election cycle need a racial pacifier,” Setmayer said. “He’s their racial security blanket in the race.”

Setmayer immediately pivoted to former President Donald Trump, claiming that Republicans had failed to “diversify the tent” and adding, “They went in the complete opposite direction. But the one constant has been good ole Senator Tim Scott, the lone black Republican in the Senate.”

 

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The only thing she didn't call him was "Uncle Tom."

 

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The only thing she didn't call him was "Uncle Tom."

Heavily implied I think

 

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Trump was the black mans hero up until he ran for President. He did more for blacks that Obama ever did, but the reservation blacks just cannot conceive of electing anyone who believes Government handouts need to be restricted.

 

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The only thing she didn't call him was "Uncle Tom."

Since they switched Aunt J, would a female be called Pearl Milling Co .?