Check out the comments on that site! SCARY!

Gatordoug on April 20, 2008 at 1:38 PM

I tried, but sadly, I can’t read half of what was written. But I did the the feeling most of them agreed with the kid.

I read an interview with him and he seems a decent well adjusted guy.

Except he’s a racist because he thinks all black guys got game.

I mean good lord. Look at all the built up resentment. Dare I say…bitterness….

crr6 on April 20, 2008 at 7:51 PM

These are lightweights. If you want to see real bitterness, read the comments under the video, or go here

And yes, I remember the Lil’ Moonbat. She was scary, but at least with her it was obvious she was just reading a script. I’m thinking this kid is ad libbing, especially because he repeats himself so much.

Esthier on April 21, 2008 at 6:19 PM

To me, the repitition is what makes it clear that he is reading or has been coached. He keeps repeating because he’s not coming up with this on his own, so he keeps falling back to what he’s been told to say. If I were his parent, after I got done with him, he would be afraid to say “good morning” w/o checking with me first. Also, whoever did the coaching needs to be locked up

Surely you found more than one example if you’re going to paint us all as racists, especially when the example you provide says nothing about blacks.

Yes it does. Try reading it again. Maybe more slowly or something.

You say Tomato and I say Rendition..

Fun For The Whole Family!

Now here’s a question for you: was Malcolm X a politician?

baldilocks on April 21, 2008 at 4:54 PM

I’d argue that he was, but I don’t dispute your earlier point about whites being the in the majority for assassinations.

I mean good lord. Look at all the built up resentment. Dare I say…bitterness….

crr6 on April 20, 2008 at 7:51 PM

Surely you found more than one example if you’re going to paint us all as racists, especially when the example you provide says nothing about blacks.

If I may interject, I think it’s a bit unfair to assume black Americans are gonna riot if Obama doesn’t win.

doubleplusundead on April 20, 2008 at 3:27 PM

I get your point, but this is being framed in the press as some sort of race issue, as though Obama’s win or loss somehow directly affects black people. With that as the backdrop, it’s easy for people to think of Rodney King.

Personally, I’m not worried about a race riot, but no matter who wins, and especially if the election is “stolen” by the super delegates, violence doesn’t seem unrealistic, not by race specifically.

And yes, I remember the Lil’ Moonbat. She was scary, but at least with her it was obvious she was just reading a script. I’m thinking this kid is ad libbing, especially because he repeats himself so much.

My question is who was behind the camera doing the videotaping at the time?

pilamaye on April 20, 2008 at 1:44 PM

It looks like a computer camera to me, one that’s attached to the computer. I wouldn’t be surprised if he did it all by himself, assuming someone taught him how to use a computer.

Horrible comments.

Who offed malcolm x?

peacenprosperity on April 21, 2008 at 9:55 AM

Oh I see. The Nation of Islam offed him.

Now here’s a question for you: was Malcolm X a politician?

baldilocks on April 20, 2008 at 10:08 PM

Who offed malcolm x?

peacenprosperity on April 21, 2008 at 9:55 AM

Why are you asking me?

Ladies and Gentlemen, I believe we have a winner. This kid is just a victim of child abuse. Whomever is doing this to him should be whipped.

Jaibones on April 20, 2008 at 11:48 PM

That is the second time that you have put words into my mouth here at Hot Air, Jailbones.

Is that a hobby of yours?

The Reverend Wright must be so proud!

oldleprechaun on April 20, 2008 at 4:46 PM

This is the entire ‘problem’ of the Republican party, in a nutshell.

When the Dems say we want seniors to eat Alpo, we don’t fight.

When radical Islamists kill 3,000 of our citizens and guests and maim others, we bend over backwards courting Islamic groups, even those like CAIR with radical ties.

When the world says we don’t do enough for hunger instead of addressing the root problems and being critical, we throw more money on the fire.

When lefties criticise America and say we’ve lost our ‘moral authority’ no one asks how much moral authority we had when we didn’t stand up to mass murderers like Saddam and the Taliban.

When illegal aliens run roughshod over our rules and borders and their presence forces hospitals to close and higher taxes to be levied and the people cry out, we’re called bigots and marginalised.

When the Democrats demonise the wealthy and profitable business, we look the other way.

When we have a chance to cut earmarks and show the stuff we’re made of, we won’t agree to it.

We used to be made of stronger stuff, the Republican party. We used to take the time to counter accusations and claims instead of being cowered by them and worried about ‘perception’. Our war against radical Islam has evolved (to a large degree) into a propaganda war, but still we don’t take heed.

So is it here; there are things that need to be forgiven and others that don’t. Sandy Berger should have had the book thrown at him; McDermott investigated for giving comfort to the enemy, convicted spies from China who committed treason executed.

Somehow, we don’t have the stomach for it any more. Everyone is so concerned about getting what they can and looking good doing it that principles have fallen by the wayside and with it, order.

That’s a far worse moral authority to lose than the perception of some European socialists.

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I don’t think this little terrorist is reading this stuff. He must be getting prompted, or he’s heard it so much from his parent(s) that he’s got the shtick down like Obama. Is he a choir boy from Trinity United?

She has an older brother. He was just named head basketball coach at Oregon State. I read an interview with him and he seems a decent well adjusted guy.

a capella on April 21, 2008 at 11:01 AM

He was her ticket to Princeton. Her grades were not all that good and she never would have gotten in without that “legacy”.

When it is obvious someone needs a kick in the butt, the government beurocrats want to give them a check instead.

Complete foolishness with disasterous consequences.

Don’t worry, the deadheads will outnumber the producers before too long. We will see how that works out. Capital hill will look like the Detroit City Council, and the Supreme Court will look like Trinity church. And, we will have Geraldo Rivera for President. Kind of like the blind leading the blind, only different handicap.

I heard they are teaching him to add “hope” and “change” to his vocabulary lesson. Just words.