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Ben Stein Claims ‘A Civil War Has Already Begun In This Country’

Posted by Brian -5pc on February 13, 2017 · Flag

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Fox News regular guest Ben Stein didn’t just attack the federal appeals court for rejecting Donald Trump’s Muslim ban, Stein went on to accuse anti-Trump protesters of having started a civil war.

Before he got to scare mongering about anti-Trump protesters, Stein suggested that the three federal appeals court judges that kept the stay of Trump’s ban in place are traitors.

STEIN: What this court in Washington has done is approximately the equivalent of the Japanese suing Franklin Delano Roosevelt and claiming that they should have due process rights not to have the U.S. go to war against them, and even though they’re not U.S. citizens or residents, the court grants them standing and says well they might be harmed and therefore the US can’t go to war against them.

Not surprisingly, host Maria Bartiromo did not challenge a word. Nor did she when Stein went on to suggest that anti-Trump protesters are also dangerous traitors.

STEIN: I think a civil war has already begun in this country with the disruption of Republican town halls and Republican gatherings, with the smearing of Republicans in almost every corner of the media. Obviously not in this corner of the media.

Obviously not.

By the way, did Stein ever complain about the Tea Party? Fox News actually promoted their protests. Did he attack the Tea Partiers for their smears of Democrats? 

Watch Stein try to ratchet up the flames of divisiveness below, from the February 10, 2017 Your World.


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Marge Arnold commented 2017-02-15 11:05:24 -0500 · Flag
Ed Kopp — Group rights and individual rights are the same things as groups of people are made up of individuals. Or don’t you think of gays, women, non whites, immigrants, legal or not, as individuals first?
Richard Santalone commented 2017-02-15 10:37:56 -0500 · Flag
Ed Kopp said:

“The Democrats regard for blacks as a dependant class of people hasn’t changed during that time either. Today it is supported by the overwhealming majority of blacks and/or the voter fraud that is common in black neighborhoods.”

Hey Ed — do you have CREDIBLE LINKS (i.e. links that are NOT owned by Rupert “Herr Goebbels II” Murdoch or reich-wing stink tanks like The Heritage Foundation or the American Enterprise Institute or The Hoover Institute) to back that up?

[cue the chirping crickets]
Ed Kopp commented 2017-02-15 09:56:52 -0500 · Flag
The Republicans are still the party of individual rights and the Democrats are still the party of group rights and popularism. Neither has changed that much during thier common history. The Democrats were the liberal party in 1955 and 1855.

The Democrats regard for blacks as a dependant class of people hasn’t changed during that time either. Today it is supported by the overwhealming majority of blacks and/or the voter fraud that is common in black neighborhoods.

There is no literal civil war, or in any case, the resultant defeat of the anti-military, anti-police side is so forshadowed that it isn’t worth talking about. Just leftist trouble makers being manipulated by evil people.
Marge Arnold commented 2017-02-14 12:34:05 -0500 · Flag
Robert Robinson — The Dems may of been the ones whistling Dixie in 1861, but 155 years later, Republicans are the ones wishing they were in the land cotton.
Robert Robinson commented 2017-02-14 10:57:18 -0500 · Flag
Founded in the Northern states in 1854 by anti-slavery activists, modernizers, ex-Whigs, and ex-Free Soilers, the Republican Party quickly became the principal opposition to the dominant Democratic Party and the briefly popular Know Nothing Party. Wrong party whistling Dixie read a history book!
john howard commented 2017-02-14 09:06:15 -0500 · Flag
Ben you are just plain pitiful, bless your little heart
Eyes On Fox commented 2017-02-13 23:56:56 -0500 · Flag
Explains why so many Republicans I know have been whistling “Dixie” lately. 😉
David Lindsay commented 2017-02-13 21:40:11 -0500 · Flag
Ben, the Civil War started on election day 1992, when your side could not accept a democrat in the White House.








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