MSNBC host, Romney ENGAGING IN THE 'the niggarazation of Obama

[mord]

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MSNBC’s Touré: Romney Engaging In The ‘Niggerization’ Of Obama
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by Andrew Kirell | 4:41 pm, August 16th, 2012
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On Thursday’s edition of MSNBC’s The Cycle the group discussed Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney‘s assertion that President Obama should “take [his] campaign of division and anger and hate back to Chicago.” Co-host Touré saw what he believes to be explicit racial connotations beneath what Romney was saying, calling it the “niggerization” of the campaign.

“That really bothered me,” he said. “You notice he said anger twice. He’s really trying to use racial coding and access some really deep stereotypes about the angry black man. This is part of the playbook against Obama, the ‘otherization,’ he’s not like us.”

“I know it’s a heavy thing, I don’t say it lightly, but this is ‘niggerization,’” Touré said to the apparent shock of his co-panelists. “You are not one of us, you are like the scary black man who we’ve been trained to fear.”

Naturally this led to a battle between Touré and conservative co-host S.E. Cupp. She took particular issue with the fact that Touré admitted that VP Joe Biden‘s “chains” comments were divisive, but is now calling Romney a “racist” for saying the Obama campaign is “angry.”

“Do you see how dishonest that is?” she asked.

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Touré denied calling anyone a racist, which prompted Cupp to say, “Certainly you were implying that Mitt Romney and the base will respond to this dog-whistle, racially-charged coding, and hate Obama, the angry black man?”

“Absolutely,” he replied.

“That’s so irresponsible,” Cupp answered back.

“This is not a revolutionary comment,” Touré later said. “This is a constituency all-white party that rejects the black vote.”

“You have two white guys in Joe Biden and Mitt Romney,” Cupp clarified. “Joe Biden made the overtly racial comment and has a history of making bigoted remarks. Mitt Romney was responding to the comment. Yet he is the one responsible for the whole Republican history of racism in politics?”

“That’s not what Touré is saying,” co-host Krystal Ball interjected. “You’re twisting his words.”

“No, he can speak for himself,” Cupp shot back.

“He’s using the playbook Republicans have been using for decades now,” Touré concluded.

Take a look below, via MSNBC

[cjd]

There is no nice way to say it but the niggarazation of Obama took place long before Romney came into the picture... Its a self inflicted condition... The only thing Romney can be accused of is calling him out on it.

[mord]

There is no nice way to say it but the niggarazation of Obama took place long before Romney came into the picture... Its a self inflicted condition... The only thing Romney can be accused of is calling him out on it.

This is very true you can see it from the beginning from his be bop pimp walk

[Kahane-Was-Right BT]

his be bop pimp walk

 

[Aces High]

When the enemy liberals resort to this, it means Romney threw a good punch, hit Obama hard, and they're nervous.   They don't want Romney to follow up with other hard comments that effectively hurt Obama.  If Romney is to win,  he can't relent and show fear.    If he wears away at Obama, it will get easier and easier to do more damage.  Let the media go on and on about whatever they want and pull out the typical race card.  Someone has to identify the black elephant in the room.

[angryChineseKahanist]

!!! He said the n_____r word!!
The only racist is that curious george in the blackhouse.