MSNBC insult Romney's grandson

[ugotownd]

As usual America media has double standards. If a conservative said this on TV they would be fired and beat with a stick by the liberals and media. A liberal says it no one does or says shit an they think its funny. Amazes me people talk about Fox news yet MSNBC is this biggest piece or shit news channel on TV. Where is Rev Al an Jesse Jackson to defend the innocent black baby. Oh wait there to busy going after Phil Robertson and would never go against the lefties anyways.

http://tv.yahoo.com/news/msnbc-host-...023826137.html
Here is the video of it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czMoPk9trqg


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[GreatSageCorban]

Saw the story. MSNBC was blatantly wrong and bigoted.

[Deleted]

It is disgusting to use an innocent child as a political weapon.

[Arcanist]

You have to take this in the proper context. The religious organization they belong do didn't consider blacks to be people just a mere few decades ago, which conveniently changed when the idea of Civil Rights took off and they couldn't get away with it anymore.

[Aeluron Lightsong]

As usual America media has double standards. If a conservative said this on TV they would be fired and beat with a stick by the liberals and media. A liberal says it no one does or says shit an they think its funny. Amazes me people talk about Fox news yet MSNBC is this biggest piece or shit news channel on TV. Where is Rev Al an Jesse Jackson to defend the innocent black baby. Oh wait there to busy going after Phil Robertson and would never go against the lefties anyways.

http://tv.yahoo.com/news/msnbc-host-...023826137.html

Fox news equiv of the left. What do you expect?

[GreatSageCorban]

You have to take this in the proper context. The religious organization they belong do didn't consider blacks to be people just a mere few decades ago, which conveniently changed when the idea of Civil Rights took off and they couldn't get away with it anymore.

I think the proper context is the fact they were talking about "absurd" photos, and, for them, a white family adopting a black child is absurd, at which point they mocked the entire idea.

[Frogguh]

You have to take this in the proper context. The religious organization they belong do didn't consider blacks to be people just a mere few decades ago, which conveniently changed when the idea of Civil Rights took off and they couldn't get away with it anymore.

But did Mitt Romney consider blacks to not be people until Civil Rights? If not, then even that angle falls flat.

[Endus]

With a biased OP like that, this isn't going to go anywhere productive, so I'm closing it preemptively.