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Do you think Breitbart had something against Shirley Sherrod personally? I'm sure he didn't even know who she was. Breitbart certainly had an agenda. I'm not denying that. He was targeting the NAACP, not Sherrod. Breitbart often clashed with the NAACP. The NAACP is always screaming about racism. Someone sent Brietbart a video of an NAACP event where a black woman (Sherrod) was talking about her own racism (granted her own racism from 20 years earlier and how she overcame it). I'm sure Breibart was really excited when he got the clip. Here you have a group (the NAACP) that is always crying about racism and here is a video where one of their own members is admitting to her own former racism against whites. I'm sure Breitbart jumped at the chance to release the video By the way, if a white person (let's say Mitt Romney for example) made a speech practically identical to Shirley Sherrod's, do you think it would be a big story? Of course it would. If he admitted that 20 years ago, a black person came into his office and he didn't really want to help the person because the person was black, I think there would be a big outcry. Even if Romney said that he was wrong at the time and he was able to overcome his prejudices, I think it would still be a big story. And I'm sure you and other liberals would be all over him for it. With regard to Sherrod suing Breitbart, anyone can sue anyone for anything. Her suit is a joke. She has no case. That case will be thrown out in 2 seconds. I'm not going to get into a big debate about O'Keefe right now but I will admit that those videos (unlike the Sherrod video) were heavily edited. Does it discredit everything on the O'Keefe videos. No, it doesn't discredit everything but it discredits much of it. Last edited by Rupert Pupkin : 04-22-2012 at 07:57 PM. |