Obama appoints KKK Leader to his administration

[Sarah G]

In a move that only a fucking moron like Obama could make, the leader of the openly racist Mexican version of the Ku Klux Klan, La Raza, was appointed as head of the domestic policy council. Racist leader Cecilia Munoz will join to administration to sew the seeds of division and racism and foster hatred on behalf of Obama.

Former La Raza VP Cecilia Munoz Named WH Domestic Policy Director | TheBlaze.com

Ohh so you're stupid as well as a liar.

 

[g5000]

A few points:

- According to your own article, Munoz is not joining the administration. She is already a member of the administration, and she is moving to a different job within the administration.

- Again from your cited article, the WSJ described her as "a high-profile and well-respected advocate for the Hispanic community". Your characterization of her as a Mexican Klansman might suggest racism, but not on her part.

- Again from your cited article, the National Council of La Raza is a US organization (headquartered in Washington DC), not a Mexican one.

La Raza means "The Race."

That is the literal translation. It's meaning is "the people", to mean the Hispanic people.

Just like the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. They are an advocacy group for a minority.

Munoz is the former VP of a racial supremest group. La Raza is the Mexican version of the KKK. Openly advocating racism and racial supremacy is anathema to a civil society.

Shame on Obama, shame on you.

Perhaps you should provide evidence The National Council of La Raza is a supremacy group and that Muñoz is a supremacist.

 

[g5000]

Here is the link for La Raza: National Council of La Raza | Take Action

Here is the link for Stormfront: Stormfront - White Nationalist Community


Look and learn about the differences between an advocacy group and a supremacist group.

 

[bodecea]

A few points:

- According to your own article, Munoz is not joining the administration. She is already a member of the administration, and she is moving to a different job within the administration.

- Again from your cited article, the WSJ described her as "a high-profile and well-respected advocate for the Hispanic community". Your characterization of her as a Mexican Klansman might suggest racism, but not on her part.

- Again from your cited article, the National Council of La Raza is a US organization (headquartered in Washington DC), not a Mexican one.

La Raza means "The Race."

That is the literal translation. It's meaning is "the people", to mean the Hispanic people.

Just like the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. They are an advocacy group for a minority.

Munoz is the former VP of a racial supremest group. La Raza is the Mexican version of the KKK. Openly advocating racism and racial supremacy is anathema to a civil society.

Shame on Obama, shame on you.

Perhaps you should provide evidence The National Council of La Raza is a supremacy group and that Muñoz is a supremacist.

Are you kidding? Proof from Uncensored? BWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! *wipes tears of laughter from eyes*

 

[Sundial]

A few points:

- According to your own article, Munoz is not joining the administration. She is already a member of the administration, and she is moving to a different job within the administration.

- Again from your cited article, the WSJ described her as "a high-profile and well-respected advocate for the Hispanic community". Your characterization of her as a Mexican Klansman might suggest racism, but not on her part.

- Again from your cited article, the National Council of La Raza is a US organization (headquartered in Washington DC), not a Mexican one.

La Raza means "The Race."

That is the literal translation. It's meaning is "the people", to mean the Hispanic people.

Just like the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. They are an advocacy group for a minority.

Munoz is the former VP of a racial supremest group. La Raza is the Mexican version of the KKK. Openly advocating racism and racial supremacy is anathema to a civil society.

Shame on Obama, shame on you.

Perhaps you should provide evidence The National Council of La Raza is a supremacy group and that Muñoz is a supremacist.

Perhaps you should ask a billy goat to form a marching band.

 

[Avatar4321]

What has Obama done to make you think he is against appointing people from hate groups?

 

[J.E.D]

A few points:

- According to your own article, Munoz is not joining the administration. She is already a member of the administration, and she is moving to a different job within the administration.

- Again from your cited article, the WSJ described her as "a high-profile and well-respected advocate for the Hispanic community". Your characterization of her as a Mexican Klansman might suggest racism, but not on her part.

- Again from your cited article, the National Council of La Raza is a US organization (headquartered in Washington DC, in fact), not a Mexican one.

Uncensored just outed himself, didn't he?

He outed himself long ago, didn't he?

 

[Stephanie]

Have you people had ENOUGH of this man already??

vote him OUT...he deserves nothing more.

 

[rdean]

What has Obama done to make you think he is against appointing people from hate groups?

Oh, that's right. The black guy has to "prove" himself to the Conservative "Confederate" Republican Party of Teanuts".

 

[Stephanie]

Then they get their panties in a bunch because the DNC takes advantage of a slip up by Romney... I love it.

Just goes to show... THEY can say anything they want, quote the craziest shit on the net and they nod their heads, drool and masturbate over it like it was the holy gospel. But let a progressive show something from Huffpo or mediamatters... and they play the "consider the source" game.

here you go..get your panties out..
Obama picks immigration reform advocate to lead domestic policy - The Hill's On The Money

LOTS of comments on site with this..

 

[JimH52]

You are a liar and a total Hack.

 

[Zoom]

A few points:

- According to your own article, Munoz is not joining the administration. She is already a member of the administration, and she is moving to a different job within the administration.

- Again from your cited article, the WSJ described her as "a high-profile and well-respected advocate for the Hispanic community". Your characterization of her as a Mexican Klansman might suggest racism, but not on her part.

- Again from your cited article, the National Council of La Raza is a US organization (headquartered in Washington DC), not a Mexican one.

La Raza means "The Race." Munoz is the former VP of a racial supremest group. La Raza is the Mexican version of the KKK. Openly advocating racism and racial supremacy is anathema to a civil society.

Shame on Obama, shame on you.

All those Mexicans hanging white people in mississippi. I remember those horrible pictures of the white kids dying in the church burnings. Damn those mexicans.

 

[rdean]

What has Obama done to make you think he is against appointing people from hate groups?

Oh, that's right. The black guy has to "prove" himself to the Conservative "Confederate" Republican Party of Teanuts".

I just think it's hilarious that a right winger would talk about appointing people from hate groups. Unless they are boasting.

 

[J.E.D]

This thread hasn't been booted to the Romper Room yet?

 

[Quantum Windbag]

A few points:

- According to your own article, Munoz is not joining the administration. She is already a member of the administration, and she is moving to a different job within the administration.

- Again from your cited article, the WSJ described her as "a high-profile and well-respected advocate for the Hispanic community". Your characterization of her as a Mexican Klansman might suggest racism, but not on her part.

- Again from your cited article, the National Council of La Raza is a US organization (headquartered in Washington DC, in fact), not a Mexican one.

The Race is an organization that has advocated giving the Southwest US back to Mexico. Just because they are in the US does not mean they are a US organization.

 

[g5000]

What has Obama done to make you think he is against appointing people from hate groups?

This is from what is called the "I wouldn't put it past 'em!" sophomoric school of debate.

 

[Avatar4321]

What has Obama done to make you think he is against appointing people from hate groups?

Oh, that's right. The black guy has to "prove" himself to the Conservative "Confederate" Republican Party of Teanuts".

What does him being black have to do with the fact that he is a hateful man supported by alot of hateful people, such as yourself?

Are you suggesting that only blacks can hate others? You are seriously one of the biggest racists around.

 

[g5000]

A few points:

- According to your own article, Munoz is not joining the administration. She is already a member of the administration, and she is moving to a different job within the administration.

- Again from your cited article, the WSJ described her as "a high-profile and well-respected advocate for the Hispanic community". Your characterization of her as a Mexican Klansman might suggest racism, but not on her part.

- Again from your cited article, the National Council of La Raza is a US organization (headquartered in Washington DC, in fact), not a Mexican one.

The Race is an organization that has advocated giving the Southwest US back to Mexico.

Evidence?

“La Raza is a powerful civil rights group that supports the rights of Latinos, documented or undocumented, in the United States. They are sometimes radical. However, their goal is for Latinos to win influence by votes rather than guns. They believe the idea of “La Reconquista” and “Aztlán” is highly outdated.”

National Council of La Raza does not support La Reconquista - Phoenix Civil Rights | Examiner.com

 

[Dont Taz Me Bro]

La Raza means "The Race." Munoz is the former VP of a racial supremest group. La Raza is the Mexican version of the KKK.

Do they lynch people and burn crosses on their lawn and bomb their churches?

 

[g5000]

National Council of La Raza | Reconquista and Segregation

Another misconception about NCLR is the allegation that we support a “Reconquista,” or the right of Mexico to reclaim land in the southwestern United States. NCLR has not made and does not make any such claim; indeed, such a claim is so far outside of the mainstream of the Latino community that we find it incredible that our critics raise it as an issue. NCLR has never supported and does not endorse the notion of a “Reconquista” or “Aztlán.” Similarly, NCLR’s critics falsely claim that the statement “Por La Raza todo, Fuera de La Raza nada,” [“For the community everything, outside the community nothing”] is NCLR’s motto. NCLR unequivocally rejects this statement, which is not and has never been the motto of any Latino organization.

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