Chimps, Obama, the economy, and the New York Post!!

[Blaupanzer]

Item 1 (the OP): Showing a dead chimp as large as a man and saying "the next stimulous package" is more than enough to please the good ol' boys and piss off the multi-cultis as a reference to killing the out-of-control Obama. This is not a new stand for the Post, which leans heavily towards views in consonant with racial superiority and all the rest of that false genetics crap.

Item 2: Killing baby seals looks bad, no matter why it is done. Film of that episode each year raises tons of money for PETA and the like. Greenpeace hasn't run such a campaign recently that I am aware of, but I'm sure it would be tempting.

Item 3: The danger related to pit bulls has a lot more to do with how they are raised and for what purpose. A lot of people who defend their dog saying "he was just a family pet, I don't know why he did that," are actually raising and training those doge to fight in illegal dogfights. Tha's not something they are going to admit on TV. In a world that should no longer exist pit bulls were bred to defeat Bull dogs in the fighting "pits" that give them their name. If you knew for sure how a pit bull had been raised since it was a pup, it would be no more dangerous than any other dog and safer than some, like mastiffs.

[Asher]

Certain breeds of dogs are predisposed to increased aggression.

[MrFun]

Item 1 (the OP): Showing a dead chimp as large as a man and saying "the next stimulous package" is more than enough to please the good ol' boys and piss off the multi-cultis as a reference to killing the out-of-control Obama. This is not a new stand for the Post, which leans heavily towards views in consonant with racial superiority and all the rest of that false genetics crap.

Got some evidence to back up your claim that the New York Post is a white supremacist rag?

[Asher]

There is a certain political cartoon which portrays a black man as a chimp or something...

[Darius871]

As I already pointed out, Family Guy's formula is to reference past cultural events, not current events. Clearly, that's very different.

No it's not. They both suck for the same reason: interchangeable reference for its own sake with no real point.

[Solomwi]

No it's not. They both suck for the same reason: interchangeable reference for its own sake with no real point.

See also Meet the Epic Spartans Disaster Date Movie.

[MrFun]

There is a certain political cartoon which portrays a black man as a chimp or something...

I think you lose.

The crazed chimp in the cartoon is in reference to Congress.

[Blaupanzer]

Type the words racist, Post, and either NY or New York and see how many hits you get. Try it with other well known papers and see what you get. The latter will be an order of magnitude smaller. Admittedly some of the hits in both cases will be due to articles and columns about racism. However, my point was they were/are big supporters of genetic differences between the races and the modern view of eugenics, e,g,, the book 'Bell's Curve.' Except in high-pitched political debate this is not regarded as "racism" per se. Did not mention white supremacism at all in my post. They are way too sophisticated to fall into that accusation.

[MrFun]

Type the words racist, Post, and either NY or New York and see how many hits you get. Try it with other well known papers and see what you get. The latter will be an order of magnitude smaller. Admittedly some of the hits in both cases will be due to articles and columns about racism. However, my point was they were/are big supporters of genetic differences between the races and the modern view of eugenics, e,g,, the book 'Bell's Curve.' Except in high-pitched political debate this is not regarded as "racism" per se. Did not mention white supremacism at all in my post. They are way too sophisticated to fall into that accusation.

You didn't mention white supremacy, but here is part of your earlier post:

This is not a new stand for the Post, which leans heavily towards views in consonant with racial superiority and all the rest of that false genetics crap.

I suppose we could split hairs if you insist you were talking about racial supremacy ideology without talking about white supremacy.
Thanks for playing.

[chequita guevara]

Let's see, Obama's stimulus package, but the author referenced in the cartoon is supposed to be Congress . . . and apes and monkey have been used to depict Black people for hundreds of years, but this time it's Congress . . .

[Imran Siddiqui]

Yep. Stop race baiting, che (or trying to race bait).

And, no, I'm not being sarcastic.

[SlowwHand]

What color are baby seals?

[DinoDoc]

Let's see, Obama's stimulus package, but the author referenced in the cartoon is supposed to be Congress . . . and apes and monkey have been used to depict Black people for hundreds of years, but this time it's Congress . . .

I thought apes stopped being racist wrt political cartoons during the Bush Admin.

[Dis]

http://www.nypost.com/seven/02192009/news/nationalnews/chimp_attacked_before__victim_155962.htm

apparantly male chimps can be aggressive. I did not know this. Then again, I have never really cared about male chimps before.

This NY Post article doesn't mention it, but I think another tabloid mentioned the woman was very intimate with the ape. Not in that way, though I couldn't help but wonder. Still bathing with the chimp seems unusual... and disgusting.

down with chimps. I say beat them down like the seals.

[SlowwHand]

Why don't you do a cage match with one? Take somethinng with you to try and beat him even.