Yep.

Also? Mean but funny.

Me, too.

So here’s Adam Carolla in black face circa 1983!

You’re welcome.

Remember this guy?

Here’s the latest:

The Texas Department of Public Safety, which oversees the concealed carry program, and licenses instructors, said in a statement that “certified instructors are required to comply with all applicable state and federal statutes, and conduct by an instructor that denied service to individuals on the basis of race, ethnicity, or religion would place that instructor’s certification at risk.”

The department said it had begun an investigation into the matter, and would “take appropriate administrative action based on the findings of from the investigation.”

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PS: remember everyone yelling, “Hey, why did those stupid flying schools train Muslims just how to land?! Why didn’t they say anything?!”

Half those “Michael Moore types” are the ones now bitching about this commercial.

Private property rights have not really existed in America since the passage of the Civil Rights Act — which Barry Goldwater warned you all would happen.

UPDATE – what was I just saying…? (zzzzzzzzzz)

Initially, the interview was lighthearted. But it soon turned into [Glenn] Beck challenging Keller over his views on teaching Muslims and ended with Beck imploring Keller to follow the example of Martin Luther King, Jr.

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I still can’t decide if Beck’s affection for MLK is sincere or a buttcovering feint.

UPDATE: a further twist, from the comments… (which overwhelmingly disagree with Glenn):  

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I thought something bizarre was going on when I scanned tonight’s Halloween offerings on TCM and spotted Night of the Lepus (i.e., the one about the giant man-eating rabbits) in the important 9:30PM spot.

Turns out, that’s what they’re broadcasting here in Canada.

American viewers get NofLD.

Not that I want to see NotLD again, and if I do I have my own copy, but really guys?!

PS: I thought NofLD was public domain, which was why it got shown so much in the first place. So…?

UPDATE: I was right.

Please explain and/or update Wikipedia.

Writes Rick McGinnis on the state of TV:

since liberal bias triumphed on network television and advertisers were persuaded that debt-ridden young urbanites, not comfortable older viewers, were the most desirable demographic.

With streaming and downloading services like Netflix and iTunes, viewers can cherry pick the shows they want to watch and have their preferences recorded accurately, instead of sifting through the churning pipeline of broadcast television while unreliable ratings meters like Nielsen try to discern trends.

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Indeed, the whole “18 to 49″ thing was always a myth, perpetrated by one network to fool its rivals — and its rivals fell for it. That’s how stupid these rich and powerful people are…

“CBS’s ratings hold was impregnable, but only if one measured the whole audience. It was the genius of Leonard Goldenson, the head of ABC, which routinely finished in third place well behind CBS and NBC, to change the rules. Unable to compete in the big sweepstakes, Goldenson created a smaller one that he could win. ABC, he told advertisers, was getting younger viewers than CBS and NBC, which meant that advertisers with products appealing to that segment would be wise to buy time on ABC. That was akin to a football team saying that it had lost the game, but it had gained more yards…. The network had managed to make itself seem successful despite its consistent third-place finishes. It was all smoke and mirrors.”

OK, but what if…? Nope:  

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Ezra Levant’s addition thoughts on the ongoing “This Hour…” “controversy.”

BONUS: CBC sells broadcast rights to Little Mosque on the Prairie to anti-Semitic Iranian station!

My husband breaks the story:

This presents a bit of a quandry for Steven Harper who recently promised to get tough with Iran. Is letting IBNtv air Little Mosque a greater punishment than yanking it?

Shouldn’t the CBC be penalized for trading with sanctioned nations? IBNtv is based in Tanzania but is clearly an Iranian propaganda outlet. IBNtv is run by the Ahlul Bayt Foundation of Iran via it’s Tanzanian proxy the Al Itrah Foundation. Alhul Bayt operates openly in Canada but is banned in over a dozen nations.

Without dwelling on the multiple fallacies imbedded in the paper’s thesis, it’s worth pointing out that the lists of Immigrants and the Children of Immigrants who founded Fortune 500 companies are, with precious few exceptions, litanies of White guys: Nordics, Alpines, Slavs, and Ashkenazi (mostly German) Jews. (…)

Much as “The ‘New American’ Fortune 500” reveals the remarkable predictive power of race, the story of Jobs’s father, and the Syrian side of his family, bespeak the importance of heredity.

More proof.

The Black Informant:

So let’s see, we can trace just about every bad thing happening now to slavery (never mind the MANY examples during the post slavery era where we have destroyed the alleged bagages we supposedly inherited).

But here in 2011, we still talk about the poor customer service we provide… to each other.

So our inability to strap on a condom, our preferences for light-skinned women, women who prefer weaves over their own natural hair, Black on Black crime… all from slavery.

But what about the raw ignorance we encounter in the drive thru in many of our own communities?

You’re welcome.

PS: Gay “pride” includes… hating orphans!

I know — it’s so weird, huh?

As the late Joel Rosenberg wrote and taught, a carry permit is not a Junior G-Man badge. In those circumstances, people would be better advised to call 911 and let the police deal with the situation rather than confronting an assailant known to be armed.

However, it was clear from the beginning that the Good Samaritan didn’t initiate the deadly threat, and that the perp was a dangerous person.

If all you knew about this case came from the local media, however, you’d never know that.