I can swear that I’ve heard O’Loofah say over and over that if found any evidence of “hate sites” on the right he would air them just like he has on the “numerous” sites he reports on from the left (Daily Kos, Media Matters, etc.). It seems he and his crack staff don’t have to look too far, why, his monkey boy Watters is in charge of Faux Nation. I wait with anticipation for his segment on comments like these Mon. night.

Send a copy to all black conservatives and get their response.

Opportunist Hannocchio’s Facebook page has similar postings as well.

Notify the Department of Homeland Security of the postings on both Hate Nation and Hannocchio’s Facebook pages https://twitter.com/dhsgov.

Here’s the article about Michael Brown’s dad. Feel free to add these comments to any and all collections of Fox Nation hate speech you may be keeping for debate and reference. I know I will later, I was wiped before I got to this one.

But JESUS- This one is ghoulish, even for them.

http://nation.foxnews.com/2014/11/21/michael-browns-dad-i-do-not-want-my-son%E2%80%99s-death-be-vain

A bit off-topic, but I really wish Obama would, on January 2, 2015 (the day before the GOPers formally take over both houses of Congress*), have a TV address in which he announces that he will now become exactly what the GOP has fear-mongered about for the past 6 years, and he will order the arrest of every GOP member of the incoming Congress, every prominent GOPer in the country and the three most radical members of the Supreme Court (Scalia, Alito and Thomas) and send them all to Guantanamo Bay. Obama should then announce a “state of emergency” is in effect and the Republican Party is officially dissolved and that FoxNoise will be shut down due to its being the GOP’s propaganda arm and that Rupert Murdoch will be deported and all his US assets seized. And, just for good measure, he’ll announce that the 2nd Amendment is nullified and that Wayne LaPierre will join the rest in Gitmo.

Then, after about an hour of causing every right-winger in the country to, um, soil their clothes and maybe lead to a few suicides after revealing his plans to tax the Koch Brothers and Sheldon Adelson and the rest of the right-wing billionaires at a 99.99% rate (and seizing all their assets to cover their years of underpaid taxes) and to redistribute all the fortunes of every past GOP contributor to the poor (with Blacks and Hispanics getting the bulk of the moneys), Obama ends the address with “Just kidding, folks. Republicans have spent the past 6 years demonizing me and the mindless voters who keep electing them keep falling for their manipulations, so I thought I’d give them all a little taste of their worst fears realized so they could see just how UNLIKE that picture of me I really am.” Then, just before he signs off for the night, he adds this little warning: “On the other hand, if the new Republican Congress pisses me off, maybe I’ll follow through and become exactly what they’ve been warning everyone about. And how, exactly, will they stop me? Especially if I’m that horrible dictator they claim I already am. They’ll never know what hit them.” (Then, maybe for a little extra theatricality, he could end with a slightly maniacal laugh—similar to Vincent Price’s laugh at the end of “Thriller.”)

*Actually, since January 3, 2015 falls on a Saturday, I don’t know if the Congress will meet that day or if they’ll wait until the 5th which is a Monday. And I can’t find anything to clarify which date is correct.

The ignorant commenter (okay—that could refer to ANY of the morons commenting at FoxNution, so I’ll be more specific, “Suehal”) who posted about MLK’s being taped, she’s quite wrong. It had NOTHING to do with the Johnson Administration and EVERYTHING to do with the paranoid, conservative nutcase in charge of the FBI, J Edgar Hoover. Maybe “Suehal” isn’t aware but Hoover was taping Robert Kennedy WHILE he was the US Attorney General. (While RFK did authorize limited wiretapping of King, Hoover decided to go above and beyond with the wiretapping. RFK’s authorization was based on reports that King was getting associated with some very suspect groups but he was never aware of how far Hoover went until just shortly before Kennedy’s assassination in 1968.)

Then again, this IS FoxNution we’re dealing with. The folkkks there treat facts as insignificant trivial nonsense (unless the facts back them up—then facts are sacrosanct and can never be challenged).

Fox has long headlined, or at least some of the shows have, “black people behaving badly,” and if there’s a scary pic of a very black guy with dreads scowling, so much the better. They apparently know very well what their audience wants.

It would be ironic if it weren’t so predictable, but Hannity tonight had a segment with that pathetic David Webb “reporting” from somewhere around St. Louis, wasn’t at all clear where, about what Hannity called “violent” street protests, though Webb had no reports of actual violence to share, and particularly was predictably outraged that “racial epithets,” as in “honky,” were being thrown at the cops by the protesters.

Scary, huh? Bad, bad black people!

The protesters are directly protesting the local police actions. And the State is leaving the local police in charge and they don’t know how to respond so they are preparing to double down on the very tactics that have gotten us into this mess. The State and local police appear to be no smarter than the nuts who write this stuff.

The sad part is that I’m still collecting these. There’s three new threads today, I’m gonna collect from them after my class is done. I want the comments from the first offenders to be over six hours old, that’s become a rule of mine for when I add to my collection of examples.

If you wanna preview, check out the one about Michael Brown’s father- At around Noon my time, that was the worst of the three, despite having the least comments. From insulting his parenting, to telling him they’re glad his son is dead, to round whatever we’re up to of Ferguson hate, the only way that could be worse is if Watters was allowing the N-Word on it. And I’m not so sure I won’t find that when I start grabbing.

Dispatches from our post-racial society at Fox Nation.