Maanu's Comments (240)

“Just because some can't make up their mind doesn't mean he can't run the race.”

“Agreed.”

“Me thinks they are Faux-aholics.”

“I couldn't have said it better my friend. I agree with every single word and yes this current state of panic among conservatives was indeed predictable.”

“*men's”

“I agree. I want to see her picture posted all over the internet like those innocent men pictures were. Women like her make me sick.”

“i asked why the guys pictures are still up and it got sent to pending...”

“If she is white (and I bet she is), you won't ever see her picture unless she is charged with filinga false report.”

“White Mexicans are as racist towards their own compatriots as any other bigot.”

“As in most Latin American countries, my suspicion is that in mexico there is probably a very small, snooty, (mostly white upper class), A huge, (mostly brown impoverished lower class), and a very small, almost non-existent middle class. Which part of town would you guess mrs dobbs comes from? These porkers who have every oppurtunity in the world to live their lives, enjoy their lives, and prosper, and who, you would think would be in a position to make a positive contribution to humanity, instead begrudge the poorest amoung us, those who have nothing, and whose lives are an unending misery.”

“I apologize for my previous comment in which I called your comments callous. Upon reflection, I realize I may have focused my attention on the wrong 'key' phrase of 'why is this national news.' Apparently you were trying to make a statement that the media covered this nationally for racial reasons. I am sorry, I did not even consider this. To me your comment appeared to draw attention away from the importance of the crime itself, and it's inexcusable perpetration against women in general. This was not your intent. GO-BAMA, below, brought this to my attention. At first I was in denial, as you will read and I apologize again for my error of interpretation.”

“The callousness of your response is a strong indicator why this needs to be a national news story. Attitudes such as this are enablers to not only rapists and molesters, but to (yes) racists as well. Again, view the story as a public service announcement--you know, like flu virus alerts and tornado and hurricane warnings. Is that national-worthy enough for you?”

“Well, for one thing, it supposedly involved _five_ r@pists. R@pe, unfortunately, is a daily occurrence and it's hardly unheard for multiple assailants to be involved. Nonetheless, it is rare enough to draw more attention than one-on-one r@pe.”

“It is more than likely already there, just as in this clip from a school bus in St. Louis

http://www.fox2now.com/videobeta/watch/?watch=b4857769-5b0b-4b89-bc23-09476439ac79&cat=empty&src=front&title=RAW%20VIDEO:%20Bus%20Beating%20Caught%20On%20Tape”

“I'm a white woman. I don't plan on getting "racial". Once again, RAPE is RAPE.”

“Well, if we let these crimes go by without reporting, then it's importance gets lost. For the last couple of years the Iraq war has gone from front page story to last page. Then all the reporters went...hey why aren't we reporting on this anymore? And that was a story.

We need to be reminded (not graphically of course) that crimes like this happen and we need to take steps as a society to try and stop them.”

“I see this situation the same way you described it . Serena has been serving this way for years, so why did this line judge call her out on it now?

What is going on here in America?

We are living in a time when political "hat ers" are becoming more and more emboldened, thanks to their CORPORATE sponsorship, and the one sided, never ending attention they receive from the MSM, Republican leaders and FOX.

The teabagger march on Washington gives us much insight. White Americans holding signs with words that cause me fear to for our citizen's safety, as well as that of our President.

Was this really a political march against public health care? If so, why did so few signs mention policy?

Or was this actually a corporate led attack against a black man who IS our ELECTED leader? The wording on the signs held support this conclusion far more.

Curiously, the MSM chose not to air the many "colorful" signs carried at this event. Why? Isn't their "free speech" newsworthy?

How offensive was it to see and hear numerous white Americans speaking out, with such a grandiose sense of entitlement OVER Americans of other ethnicities?

This is America. We ARE and have been a melting pot for generations. Rather than support our storied history, the MSM is empowering those who holding extreme views, AGAINST our fellow citizens.

With all of the attention being given, "ha te" has become the new media darling. And it is not”

“Yeah, and that little, tiny oriental line judge was probably Korean too!”

“Unfortunately the Williams haven't changed the sport. They have been on the scene for many years and I don't see any young African Americans at the tourneys. The American darling is now Ms Oudin.”

“You would make a great publicist for Kanye West.”

“I'd have to agree. Her roles on the show were dull. I never got to see how funny she could be.”

“Ok playa. How many women are stringin'?”

“They didn't get stuck on the front lines of a war between East & West, they knowingly put themselves there because God said they were his chosen people.”

“Oh, I understand it all right. I understand English.”