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They should have raffled off a Glock. Then the Right wing and Fox would not have had a problem with it.
I would sit through a Hoffa speech for a chance to win a Glock,
They should have raffled off a Glock. Then the Right wing and Fox would not have had a problem with it.
I would sit through a Hoffa speech for a chance to win a Glock,
Giffords never would have had a second chance if Loughner hadn't gone for the glitz of the shiny Glock and chosen the Springfield armory recreation of the Colt M1911 instead.
The way Hoffa's going it looks like we're gonna have to start checking the ammo cabinet twice makin sure we're ready. Wonder if my brother in law still has the name of the guy that wanted to try out his 50 cal on the back 50 acres?
Sorry, the phrase "Let's take these sons of bitches out" is mafioso slang that a mob boss uses to tell his hit men to murder somebody.
Since the union has a history of being cushy with the mafia, it's a call for a hit on the target.
There is no misunderstanding by the press.
I demand Hoffa be excused from his post for ordering the execution against men and women we the people elected to represent us by a majority vote.
We do things in this country by counsel, and we do not put up with leaders demanding Americans to murder other Americans over greed for somebody else's wealth.
Well lets see how that plays out..
Like this call for a "hit".
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2tTDiZZYCAs]Gabrielle Giffords warns Sarah Palin there will be consequences. - YouTube[/ame]
Yeah, let's compare the two statements, dip shit...
"Let's take these sons of bitches out"
vs.
"There are consequences to that action"
One is violent rhetoric, the other is not. Since you suffer from terminal stupidity, I'll give you a hint...
THE FIRST ONE WAS VIOLENT RHETORIC.
Well lets see how that plays out..
Like this call for a "hit".
Gabrielle Giffords warns Sarah Palin there will be consequences. - YouTube
Yeah, let's compare the two statements, dip shit...
vs.
"There are consequences to that action"
One is violent rhetoric, the other is not. Since you suffer from terminal stupidity, I'll give you a hint...
THE FIRST ONE WAS VIOLENT RHETORIC.
Alls I'm sayin' it's lets see how it works out.
Like when O'Reilly brayed on about "Tiller the Baby killer", someone actually shot him in a church.
Like when Palin put targets on Democrats, someone actually shot her and many other people.
Let's see how it plays out.
Because you'd have a point if some nut decides to take out tea party types (Which I really don't want to happen).
But I'm thinking..it's not going to happen.
You?
The Pub Propaganda Machine is an unbelievable POS. Poor Pub Dupes LOL!
Fox Doctors Hoffa Speech To Fabricate Call For Violence
September 05, 2011 4:55 pm ET by Matt Gertz
Right-wing bloggers misled by dishonest Fox News video editing are attacking Teamsters President James Hoffa, Jr. for supposedly urging violence against Tea Party activists during a Labor Day speech. Conservatives are also attacking President Obama, who appeared at the event, for "sanctioning violence against fellow Americans" by failing to denounce Hoffa. But fuller context included in other Fox segments makes clear that Hoffa wasn't calling for violence but was actually urging the crowd to vote out Republican members of Congress.
During the segment that the bloggers have latched onto, Fox edited out the bolded portion of Hoffa's comments:
HOFFA: Everybody here's got to vote. If we go back and keep the eye on the prize, let's take these son of a bitches out and give America back to America where we belong! Thank you very much!
In an initial report on Hoffa's speech at 1 p.m. on Fox News, Ed Henry reported that Hoffa said that "we'll remember in November who's with the working people" and "said of the Tea Party and of Republicans, 'let's take these sons of bitches out.'"
Henry made clear during that segment that Hoffa's comments were references to voting out Republican members of Congress, not to violence. And roughly 20 minutes later, he explained on Twitter that the "full quote" of the "take these son of a bitches out" comment is "Everybody here's got to vote. If we go back & keep the eye on the prize, let's take these sons of bitches out":
But in a second segment that ran at roughly the same time as Henry's tweet, Fox News dishonestly edited the speech in the manner seen above. Andrew Breitbart's Big sites, Real Clear Politics, The Daily Caller, the Media Research Center, and the Drudge Report have all highlighted that footage, using it to condemn "the violence emanating from union thug bosses" and demand that Obama "denounce" the comments.
Link- Fox Doctors Hoffa Speech To Fabricate Call For Violence | Media Matters for America
Another Pub circle jerk for the dupes- from media matters...
I'm shocked that we don't already have thirty threads on this very topic.
That quote didn't come from the rebels in Libya. It was spoken monday by union leader Don Hoffa in Detroit while introducing the president. "Let's take those sons of bitches out". Barry seemed to revel in the revolutionary spirit.
I guess you LIKE being FOS...LOL
The Pub Propaganda Machine is an unbelievable POS. Poor Pub Dupes LOL!
Fox Doctors Hoffa Speech To Fabricate Call For Violence
September 05, 2011 4:55 pm ET by Matt Gertz
Right-wing bloggers misled by dishonest Fox News video editing are attacking Teamsters President James Hoffa, Jr. for supposedly urging violence against Tea Party activists during a Labor Day speech. Conservatives are also attacking President Obama, who appeared at the event, for "sanctioning violence against fellow Americans" by failing to denounce Hoffa. But fuller context included in other Fox segments makes clear that Hoffa wasn't calling for violence but was actually urging the crowd to vote out Republican members of Congress.
During the segment that the bloggers have latched onto, Fox edited out the bolded portion of Hoffa's comments:
HOFFA: Everybody here's got to vote. If we go back and keep the eye on the prize, let's take these son of a bitches out and give America back to America where we belong! Thank you very much!
In an initial report on Hoffa's speech at 1 p.m. on Fox News, Ed Henry reported that Hoffa said that "we'll remember in November who's with the working people" and "said of the Tea Party and of Republicans, 'let's take these sons of bitches out.'"
Henry made clear during that segment that Hoffa's comments were references to voting out Republican members of Congress, not to violence. And roughly 20 minutes later, he explained on Twitter that the "full quote" of the "take these son of a bitches out" comment is "Everybody here's got to vote. If we go back & keep the eye on the prize, let's take these sons of bitches out":
But in a second segment that ran at roughly the same time as Henry's tweet, Fox News dishonestly edited the speech in the manner seen above. Andrew Breitbart's Big sites, Real Clear Politics, The Daily Caller, the Media Research Center, and the Drudge Report have all highlighted that footage, using it to condemn "the violence emanating from union thug bosses" and demand that Obama "denounce" the comments.
Link- Fox Doctors Hoffa Speech To Fabricate Call For Violence | Media Matters for America
Another Pub circle jerk for the dupes- from media matters...
so you are officially on record as standy by " let's take the sons of bitches out" as being acceptable civil rhetoric.. got it.
Who's Don Hoffa ?
Who's Don Hoffa ?
"Don" is the organized crime title. It's union leader Jimmy Hoffa Jr. son of the missing union leader Jimmy Hoffa sr.
