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How I Lost My Amateur Status As A Fire-Breathing Racist!

Most Democrats from the Southern states opposed the bill and led an unsuccessful 83-day filibuster, including Senators Albert Gore, Sr. (D-TN), J. William Fulbright (D-AR), and Robert Byrd (D-WV), who personally filibustered for 14 hours straight.

-Wikipedia, Civil Rights Act of 1964.

It’s official. I can no longer compete in the 2016 Summer Olympics. I no longer have amateur status as a Fire-Breathing Racist. Just how sick a puppy am I? According to Al Gore, Jr.; I, personally have given the Earth a fever! We sample yet another deracinated Al Gore rant that not even I am pompous enough to successfully invent.

“My generation watched Bull Connor turning the hose on civil rights demonstrators and we went, ‘Whoa! How gross and evil is that?’ My generation asked old people, ‘Explain to me again why it is okay to discriminate against people because their skin color is different?’ And when they couldn’t really answer that question with integrity, the change really started.”

Al Gore apparently forgot to ask that inconvenient question around the dinner table. Upholding the proud and sacred traditions of the Alabama Democratic Party; Bull Conner went full-metal jack-ass on Martin Luther King, Jr, and the Birmingham civil rights marchers on May 3rd 1963. One year later, Al Gore’s dad helped lead Southern Democrats in a filibuster against The Civil Rights Act of 1964. Perhaps Al Gore’s generation “won the conversation” with people other than ones that mailed them checks to live off of every month.

Just how gross and evil is that? Al Gore is comparing those nasty AGW Denialists to the profoundly detestable people who Al Gore’s father filibustered on behalf of in 1964. Perhaps people who live in glass houses, with heated, indoor swimming pools, need to stop throwing rocks.

But no, Al Gore can no longer help himself. He rages against over-population. Yet Al and Tipper Gore have four children themselves. He rages against E-VIL corporations.Yet, he, himself has earned millions by selling carbon indulgences, oops, I mean offsets through Generation Investment Management.

And it gets progressively worse for the Warmists. The simple, linear models, predicting climate Armageddon, totally fail to capture the complexity of the physical world. These models are no more accurate than people who read The Gospel of Luke, and claim they can mathematically calculate the physical age of the world from Jesus’ genealogy.

This reduces Al Gore to a mere, hypocritical bully. He is now lumping a group of people who disagree with a scientific hypothesis in with Mr. AYAK and Mr. AKIA from Freakonomics fame*. If he can’t fight on logical grounds, he has to wage his war on the grounds of false morality.

Thus, it is absolutely perfect symbolism that he wraps himself in the mantle of a bill his father, Sen Al Gore, Sr. of Tennessee helped filibuster for 83 straight days. It is symbolic of the completely amoral duplicity that has marked the star-crossed career of this dishonest, and mentally imbalanced man.

*- Re: the Freakonomics reference. AYAK and AKIA were a secret KKK challenge and password combination. AYAK = Are You a Klansman? AKIA = A Klansman I Am…

COMMENTS

  • http://www.tinfoilhelicopter.com lunaticrex

    I read this article yesterday, Jack. It occurred to me (again) that for at least a year, likely longer, pretty much everything ManBearPig has spewed forth from his gaping maw has been of the “I overslept. The dog ate my homework. It was Billy, not me!” variety. It actually gives me pleasure to watch him in these throes. I was surprised he took it to this level of idiocy, though. When I saw him reference Bull Conner, and thought back to Al Sr. and his role in the Democrat’s attempt to kill the civil rights movement in Congress, the Schadenfreude jumped in, if maybe a bit prematurely. I thought “maybe now some media outlets will notice what a bad actor AlGore is, and turn against him.” Still, I couldn’t discern if TheDC was supporting his position, or just pointing it out as another sign of his irrelevance and the vitriol that comes with it. I guess the former.

    I would note, I do not actually remember much about the Civil Rights movement as I was a bit too young. However, growing up in south Alabama, you can believe we learned about it. And not only, nor even mostly, at school. Of course, learning the true story had to wait until I was able to mature and educate myself. No one is perfect, and down here they didn’t exactly teach us that the Dems were fighting against the Civil Rights Act. Because the Dems hadn’t yet lost all respect in the South. Many people still voted D because “that’s what you do.”

    Oh, and because I started first grade in 1970. Not a lot of Poli-Sci classes at that level.

    • Repair_Man_Jack

      Can’t win the debate? Bully people. Call them racist.

  • rightwingmom52

    daddy Gore and his spawn. I have one small quibble, though. You say “This reduces Al Gore to a mere, hypocritical bully.” I submit Junior is and always has been a hypocritical bully. He’s a blight on Tennessee and the country. Can you tell how much I detest him?

    By the way, not to threadjack, but I had hoped you would be at RSG03 so I could meet another ‘Bama fan. I had you in mind when I included the “Roll Tide” video in my diary covering my experiences at the event. Football time is upon us!

    • Repair_Man_Jack

      Is getting to travel to things like RSG. RIght now, my daughter, Isabella is still <1, so the wife and I have not travelled. RSG, Orange Beach, Disney World, and Savannah, GA are all on our list once "Drama Queen" is little older…

      The Tide is currently at #2 in the country and isn't short a QB like LSU or Auburn. The Tide could roll indeed….

      • http://www.tinfoilhelicopter.com lunaticrex

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  • Next93

    In 1964, Al Gore’s father was a Dixiecrat senator fighting the Civil Rights act, my father was a white NASA engineer from New York who was nearly arrested several times for refusing to obey the jun Vrouw laws in Alabama.

    In 1964 Al Gore was living the life of a scion of one of the most powerful failures in the South, I had my first communion at the “colored” catholic parish in Huntsville because my father refused to attend mass art the Cathedral and listen to segregationist sermons from the bishop.

    I’ll put my family’s contribution to the civil rights movement up against the Gore family any day, any way.

    I also happen to be a former NASA engineer with a degree in electrical and computer engineering and an MBA, along with most of a math degree, and I think that AGW theory is nonsense.

    I’ll put my training and experience up against Al Gore’s any way, any day.

    • Next93

      god, I hate auto-correct. I really shouldn’t post from my phone.