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Nugent calls Obama subhuman mongel
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Isn't this the second time he's said this?
Lol...so what does that make Nugent? Dried up cum on yurt's sock?
Give it a rest.
I would sure like to go deer hunting with "Uncle" Ted.
Nugent's my favorite shit in your pants to avoid the draft, 13 year old throat fuckin, canned hunt rootin' tootin' shootin' Conservative.
He's the gift that keeps on giving.
He's everything Conservatives hold dear.
He's the gift that keeps on giving.
He's everything Conservatives hold dear.
No. Before, he said mongrel. This time he said mongel.Isn't this the second time he's said this?
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Dehumanization
Dehumanization is a psychological process whereby opponents view each other as less than human and thus not deserving of moral consideration.
The Psychology of Dehumanization
Dehumanization is actually an extension of a less intense process of developing an "enemy image" of the opponent. During the course of protracted conflict, feelings of anger, fear, and distrust shape the way that the parties perceive each other. Adversarial attitudes and perceptions develop and parties begin to attribute negative traits to their opponent. They may come to view the opponent as an evil enemy, deficient in moral virtue, or as a dangerous, warlike monster.
An enemy image is a negative stereotype through which the opposing group is viewed as evil, in contrast to one's own side, which is seen as good. Such images can stem from a desire for group identity and a need to contrast the distinctive attributes and virtues of one's own group with the vices of the "outside" group.[4] In some cases, evil-ruler enemy images form. While ordinary group members are regarded as neutral, or perhaps even innocent, their leaders are viewed as hideous monsters.[5]
Enemy images are usually black and white. The negative actions of one's opponent are thought to reflect their fundamental evil nature, traits, or motives.[6] One's own faults, as well as the values and motivations behind the actions of one's opponent, are usually discounted, denied, or ignored. It becomes difficult to empathize or see where one's opponent is coming from. Meaningful communication is unlikely, and it becomes difficult to perceive any common ground.
Once formed, enemy images tend to resist change, and serve to perpetuate and intensify the conflict. Because the adversary has come to be viewed as a "diabolical enemy," the conflict is framed as a war between good and evil.[7] Once the parties have framed the conflict in this way, their positions become more rigid. In some cases, zero-sum thinking develops as parties come to believe that they must either secure their own victory, or face defeat. New goals to punish or destroy the opponent arise, and in some cases more militant leadership comes into power.
Enemy images are accentuated, according to psychologists, by the process of "projection," in which people "project" their own faults onto their opponents. This means that people or groups who tend to be aggressive or selfish are likely to attribute those traits to their opponents, but not to themselves. This improves one's own self-image and increases group cohesion, but it also escalates the conflict and makes it easier to dehumanize the other side.
Deindividuation facilitates dehumanization as well. This is the psychological process whereby a person is seen as a member of a category or group rather than as an individual. Because people who are deindividuated seem less than fully human, they are viewed as less protected by social norms against aggression than those who are individuated.[8] It then becomes easier to rationalize contentious moves or severe actions taken against one's opponents.
Use the following to cite this article:
Maiese, Michelle. "Dehumanization." Beyond Intractability. Eds. Guy Burgess and Heidi Burgess. Conflict Research Consortium, University of Colorado, Boulder. Posted: July 2003 <http://www.beyondintractability.org/essay/dehumanization/>.
Dehumanization is a psychological process whereby opponents view each other as less than human and thus not deserving of moral consideration.
The Psychology of Dehumanization
Dehumanization is actually an extension of a less intense process of developing an "enemy image" of the opponent. During the course of protracted conflict, feelings of anger, fear, and distrust shape the way that the parties perceive each other. Adversarial attitudes and perceptions develop and parties begin to attribute negative traits to their opponent. They may come to view the opponent as an evil enemy, deficient in moral virtue, or as a dangerous, warlike monster.
An enemy image is a negative stereotype through which the opposing group is viewed as evil, in contrast to one's own side, which is seen as good. Such images can stem from a desire for group identity and a need to contrast the distinctive attributes and virtues of one's own group with the vices of the "outside" group.[4] In some cases, evil-ruler enemy images form. While ordinary group members are regarded as neutral, or perhaps even innocent, their leaders are viewed as hideous monsters.[5]
Enemy images are usually black and white. The negative actions of one's opponent are thought to reflect their fundamental evil nature, traits, or motives.[6] One's own faults, as well as the values and motivations behind the actions of one's opponent, are usually discounted, denied, or ignored. It becomes difficult to empathize or see where one's opponent is coming from. Meaningful communication is unlikely, and it becomes difficult to perceive any common ground.
Once formed, enemy images tend to resist change, and serve to perpetuate and intensify the conflict. Because the adversary has come to be viewed as a "diabolical enemy," the conflict is framed as a war between good and evil.[7] Once the parties have framed the conflict in this way, their positions become more rigid. In some cases, zero-sum thinking develops as parties come to believe that they must either secure their own victory, or face defeat. New goals to punish or destroy the opponent arise, and in some cases more militant leadership comes into power.
Enemy images are accentuated, according to psychologists, by the process of "projection," in which people "project" their own faults onto their opponents. This means that people or groups who tend to be aggressive or selfish are likely to attribute those traits to their opponents, but not to themselves. This improves one's own self-image and increases group cohesion, but it also escalates the conflict and makes it easier to dehumanize the other side.
Deindividuation facilitates dehumanization as well. This is the psychological process whereby a person is seen as a member of a category or group rather than as an individual. Because people who are deindividuated seem less than fully human, they are viewed as less protected by social norms against aggression than those who are individuated.[8] It then becomes easier to rationalize contentious moves or severe actions taken against one's opponents.
Use the following to cite this article:
Maiese, Michelle. "Dehumanization." Beyond Intractability. Eds. Guy Burgess and Heidi Burgess. Conflict Research Consortium, University of Colorado, Boulder. Posted: July 2003 <http://www.beyondintractability.org/essay/dehumanization/>.
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tinydancer
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I put this up in the other thread on Nugent. It'll work here as well.
okey dokey. lets see.....
Communist raised, educated and nurtured. Check. Frank Marshall Davis was THE influence in his life. His own father was super far left, and his mom was definitely left leaning. Check.
Obama called himself a mongrel. Check.
Community organizer. Check.
Gangster. Well people aren't calling it Chicago on the Potomac for no reason. So check.
I disagree with sub human.
And he's Teddly after all. Nuge rants are always maxxed and this is pretty bang on.
Yuppers.
okey dokey. lets see.....
Communist raised, educated and nurtured. Check. Frank Marshall Davis was THE influence in his life. His own father was super far left, and his mom was definitely left leaning. Check.
Obama called himself a mongrel. Check.
Community organizer. Check.
Gangster. Well people aren't calling it Chicago on the Potomac for no reason. So check.
I disagree with sub human.
And he's Teddly after all. Nuge rants are always maxxed and this is pretty bang on.
Yuppers.
tinydancer
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I would sure like to go deer hunting with "Uncle" Ted.
For me, the dream would be caribou hunting in Northern Quebec with him. He did some fabulous videos in the 90's in his bow hunting series.
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The Nazis used this term for the Jews. Even maybe RWers will walk away.
Nope.
They'll suck it up.
Many on the right make a really damn good case for secession.
Let's give them Russia.
Nugent's my favorite shit in your pants to avoid the draft, 13 year old throat fuckin, canned hunt rootin' tootin' shootin' Conservative.
He's the gift that keeps on giving.
He's everything Conservatives hold dear.
He's a complete moron. Perfectly conservative.
Nothing like Clinton Foamer Wulf Blitzer criticizing someone in sunny Texas from his New York High Rise ivory tower. A mongrel is a dog that has sex with all breeds, and subhuman only means he doesn't measure up. Comparing Nugent to Hitler is so ridiculous, since Hitler was the leader of the popular socialist movement known as the NAZI Party.
Ted Nugent just isn't politically correct. According to Wulf Blitzer, it's okay if Clinton harassed women his spin room proclaimed to God and everybody as being bad girls and liars, when the facts forced Clinton to pay people whose civil rights he completely disregarded, plus he admitted to lying about Jennifer Flowers, who his Spin Room called every name in the book, orchestrated by Hillary Clinton, chief mudslinger and character assassin.
If President Obama had wanted a successful administration, he would have listened to both sides and quit being such a divider of this nation.
Some people are ready to go to war over the immorality Obama's administration has congealed against American integrity in order to gain popular support in his base of dubious means.
Nugent's my favorite shit in your pants to avoid the draft, 13 year old throat fuckin, canned hunt rootin' tootin' shootin' Conservative.
He's the gift that keeps on giving.
He's everything Conservatives hold dear.
Some people may seem coarse who tell the truth, though.
"America the Beautiful" has a verse in it for Mr. Nugent, "May God thy gold refine."
Nobody's perfect.
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tinydancer
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The Nazis used this term for the Jews. Even maybe RWers will walk away.
Nope.
They'll suck it up.
Many on the right make a really damn good case for secession.
Let's give them Russia.
President Obama calls African-Americans a mongrel people
By Sam Youngman - 07/29/10 03:00 PM EDT
NEW YORK President Obama waded into the national race debate in an unlikely setting and with an unusual choice of words: telling daytime talk show hosts that African-Americans are sort of a mongrel people.
The president appeared on ABCs morning talk show The View Thursday, where he talked about the forced resignation of Agriculture Department official Shirley Sherrod, his experience with race and his roots.
President Obama calls African-Americans a ?mongrel people? | TheHill
The definition of mongrel as an adjective is defined as "of mixed breed, nature, or origin," according to dictionary.com.
edthecynic
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"Nugent calls Obama subhuman mongel "The Nazis used this term for the Jews. Even maybe RWers will walk away.
Nope.
They'll suck it up.
Many on the right make a really damn good case for secession.
Let's give them Russia.
President Obama calls African-Americans a ‘mongrel people’
By Sam Youngman - 07/29/10 03:00 PM EDT
NEW YORK — President Obama waded into the national race debate in an unlikely setting and with an unusual choice of words: telling daytime talk show hosts that African-Americans are “sort of a mongrel people.”
The president appeared on ABC’s morning talk show “The View” Thursday, where he talked about the forced resignation of Agriculture Department official Shirley Sherrod, his experience with race and his roots.
President Obama calls African-Americans a ?mongrel people? | TheHill
The definition of mongrel as an adjective is defined as "of mixed breed, nature, or origin," according to dictionary.com.
The perpetual dumb act again. Mongrel does not dehumanize, subhuman does!
"The Lucifer Effect by Philip Zimbardo" (www.lucifereffect.com)
Dehumanization
At the core of evil is the process of dehumanization by which certain other people or collectives of them, are depicted as less than human, as non comparable in humanity or personal dignity to those who do the labeling. Prejudice employs negative stereotypes in images or verbally abusive terms to demean and degrade the objects of its narrow view of superiority over these allegedly inferior persons. Discrimination involves the actions taken against those others based on the beliefs and emotions generated by prejudiced perspectives.
Dehumanization is one of the central processes in the transformation of ordinary, normal people into indifferent or even wanton perpetrators of evil. Dehumanization is like a cortical cataract that clouds ones thinking and fosters the perception that other people are less than human. It makes some people come to see those others as enemies deserving of torment, torture, and even annihilation.
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