He’s awful uppity
Colion Noir on being called by “progressives” a token. Calls them racist. You know, the real kind of racist, not the made up one we’re always looking for:
Remember, I do this to entertain me, not you.
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May 7th, 2013 at 10:31 pm
Great video. Posted, with a H/T to you.
May 8th, 2013 at 1:31 am
He did GOOD with that one, and shoved it in the ‘progressives’ faces… π
May 8th, 2013 at 7:29 am
And most all gun control laws and proposals violate, not only the 2nd Amendment, but other civil rights, that is if civil rights = the Bill of Rights.
May 8th, 2013 at 8:55 am
For minorities (blacks in particular, but also Hispanics, gays, etc.), gun rights are the defense against a state that has a history of depriving them of what is theirs. It might be comforting at the moment for such minorities to give up those rights because the state is not currently hostile to them. But things do change. Gun rights are a bulwark against changing political winds.
Again, he can say things we can’t when it comes to race and guns. The fact that they’ve been focusing on his race just tells us what we already know–they’re losing the policy debate.
May 8th, 2013 at 2:43 pm
ern, well-said:
“It might be comforting at the moment for such minorities to give up those rights because the state is not currently hostile to them. But things do change. Gun rights are a bulwark against changing political winds.”
Just as when gun control was passed in 1968 because people feared legally armed Black Panthers, they should realize that what goes around comes around; as a classical liberal from that era said,
The rights of every man are diminished when the rights of one man are threatened. ― John F. Kennedy
May 8th, 2013 at 6:10 pm
Colion Noir is right, it is the worst sort of racism to say he can’t have a dissenting thought.
But as we all know, it is easier to go after imitation racists and imitation criminals because the real things are much more dangerous.
As for GCA ’68, remember there were three assassinations that essentially determined the 1964 election and the 1968 election, there was rioting in the streets, and it wasn’t just legally armed Black Panthers in the manner of the Deacons of Decency and Justice, it was legally armed Black Panthers waving loaded guns around during demonstrations shouting about how the time for revolution was now, and showing up at the capital in Sacramento with rifles and shotguns while the Legislature was in session. All scary stuff. The sort of thing Leftists think they saw with the Tea Party when people showed up with empty rifles. But yes, there is this sort of round-robin of oppression that we all would do well to be mindful of, particuarly today’s protected minorities, who may not be tomorrow’s protected minorities.
And I’m not making excuses for passing GCA ’68, that shouldn’t have been passed just like Executive Order 9066, no matter how scared the country was.
May 11th, 2013 at 11:59 am
Well-said, Windy.
Just as recently, the authoritarians seize upon tragedies as pretext to attack our rights h emotional irrationality, usually those of certain perceived “dangerous” minorites. And they ALWAYS try to take from others what they keep for themselves….which should ALWAYS be the “elephant in the living room” for ALL of us.