Point, laugh … and facepalm:
Republicans are dying to call Obama the N-word. They should just come and out say it https://t.co/yP1ipXbFYa pic.twitter.com/MyKUtAusVl
— Salon.com (@Salon) January 26, 2016
@Salon Terrible accusation. Prove it. Just because there are ideological differences, doesn't mean they want to call Obama the "N" word.
— KHughes (@globalhoax12) January 26, 2016
Writer Chauncey DeVega concludes:
The Fox Business Channel presidential primary debate was a reminder of how the Republican Party and the right-wing news entertainment media complex have spent more than eight years trying to find new ways to call Barack Obama—and by extension black Americans en masse—a “nigger” without actually using the slur. During Obama’s last months in office it would be more efficient, as well as refreshing, if the Republican Party and its elites dropped any pretense of respectable behavior and simply told the world what they really feel about the United States’ first black president.
That’s great, Chauncey. Here’s the thing, though:
@Salon Yeah, you failed to cite any actual racism with this article.
— Severity (@CamilliusCaesar) January 26, 2016
@Salon You didn't cite a single incidence of racism toward Barack Obama in this piece, you fucking hacks.
— Chris Hynes (@realchrishynes) January 26, 2016
Whoops.
Well, evidence is for suckers, anyway. What matters are feelings. And Salon has plenty of those.
@CamilliusCaesar but see, @Salon doesn't need actual evidence. They have their feelings. And when have feelings ever been wrong?
— BringYourOwnAnarchy (@byoanarchy) January 26, 2016
@Salon @byoanarchy @CamilliusCaesar What you accuse others of without any evidence says more about you than it does about them.
— Gary Nash (@daganash) January 26, 2016
@daganash @Salon @byoanarchy I agree. The projection is strong with Salon.
— Severity (@CamilliusCaesar) January 26, 2016
Very strong.
Man, that clown Chauncy de Vega is still around? He was calling Herman Cain a “house negro” 4 years ago.
— Ellen L. Carmichael (@ellencarmichael) January 26, 2016
That Salon writer, Chauncy Devega, called Herman Cain a “race minstrel” and a “black garbage pail kid.” Seriously.
— Ellen L. Carmichael (@ellencarmichael) January 26, 2016
Yep. He seriously did.
We’ve got some words for DeVega and Salon: Hacks. Liars. Dirtbags.
What the hell is wrong with you people?
Probably the worst publication in D.C.
Dear God. https://t.co/spMY9zXLST
— Ellen L. Carmichael (@ellencarmichael) January 26, 2016
@ellencarmichael @Salon Publication is too strong word. This is a shock site aimed at getting idiots to nod their heads and feel superior.
— Dan Drumpf (@DTienes) January 26, 2016
@ellencarmichael @GayPatriot @salon is a joke of a publication. I would compare them to toilet paper, but that is an insult to toilet paper.
— cr (@propatriots) January 26, 2016
@Salon Salon is run by fools.
— Bob Little (@littlebob999) January 26, 2016
@Salon Y'all are idiots
— jpgr7221 (@jpgr7221) January 26, 2016
@Salon @chaunceydevega Do some basic research before looking like a fool. D party and the KKK have a long history, bruh
— BW (@briantexan1975) January 26, 2016
@Salon Please don't speak for us. Keep your hateful strawmen to yourself.
— Daniel James (@DanielMichaelJ) January 26, 2016
@Salon IS DYING trying to make themselves even a somewhat relevant "news source"#deleteyouraccounthttps://t.co/JwXlHtAKEr
— Patty Politics (@youngblackcon) January 26, 2016
@Salon this is why I unfollowed you. Stop already.
— HansenRuns (@RandyJNovak) January 26, 2016
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