Posted on 12/09/2017 8:19:03 AM PST by governsleastgovernsbest
Bunch of Bible-thumpin racists . . .
Thats in essence how a Joy Reid guest has described Roy Moores supporters. On Reids MSNBC show this morning, Eric Guster, an Alabama lawyer, said:
Roy Moores coalition, they [are] in the rural counties. The Bible Belt. The people who love to go to church on Sunday. The ones who want to build a wall and keep brown people out of the United States.
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Lawyer Guster is a liberal cheap-ass too. Wants to hire a legal clerk for $11hr.
I thought liberal Democrats wanted to pay everyone no less than $15hr?
http://www.bsol.com/job-posting/legal-assistantlaw-clerk/
Good catch!
I wish I could read minds like Joy Reid.
I would spend all of my time at Vegas, and perform as a mentalist, reading people’s minds at conventions
Get Out the Vote! Go Tide!
Hey Joy, you should start a class on how to successfully plan, stage, and conduct a fake racial attack claim, and not get caught. Seems to be a lot of brown people who have tried to get away with it, but are always being outted for their fakery.
The race card has been played...the dimocrats’ tank is empty...Moore will win.
Yup. Dont care about color. Care about them obeying our laws. Immigration laws first.
For what it’s worth, I don’t think the black people in Alabama think of the “brown” people from Mexico as being a group they are too concerned about. They have their beefs with Judge Moore, but concern about preventing Hispanics sneaking into the country illegally and competing for construction jobs isn’t really one of them. But if it gets Joy in good with her crowd, have at it, ma’am!
What Dylan song is that? I am huge Dylan fan. I have more of his records that almost anyone, except maybe my own. LOL cdbaby.com/cd/richmoore also youtube ...Richie Moore
Sorry—missed your reply. The song is Talkin’Tv Song-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Iv-sO_Sw1M
Lyrics-
T.V. Talkin’ Song
Bob Dylan
One time in London I’d gone out for a walk,
Past a place called Hyde park where people talk
‘Bout all kinds of different gods, they have their point of view
To anyone passing by, that’s who they’re talking to.
There was someone on a platform talking to the folks
About the T.V. god and all the pain that it invokes.
“It’s too bright a light”, he said, “For anybody’s eyes,
If you’ve never seen one it’s a blessing in disguise.”
I moved in closer, got up on my toes,
Two men in front of me were coming to blows
The man was saying something ‘bout children when they’re young
Being sacrificed to it while lullabies are being sung.
“The news of the day is on all the time,
All the latest gossip, all the latest rhyme,
Your mind is your temple, keep it beautiful and free,
Don’t let an egg get laid in it by something you can’t see.”
“Pray for peace!”. he said, you could feel it in the crowd.
My thoughts began to wander. His voice was ringing loud,
“It will destroy your family, your happy home is gone
No one can protect you fro it once you turn it on.”
“It will led you into some strange pursuits,
Lead you to the land of forbidden fruits.
It will scramble up your head and drag your brain about,
Sometimes you gotta do like Elvis did and shoot the damn thing out.”
“It’s all been designed”, he said, “To make you lose your mind,
And when you go back to find it, there’s nothing there to find.”
“Everytime you look at it, your situation’s worse,
If you feel it grabbing out for you, send for the nurse.”
The crowd began to riot and they grabbed hold of the man,
There was pushing, there was shoving and everybody ran.
The T.V. crew was there to film it, they jumped right over me,
Later on that evening, I watched it on T.V..
Songwriters: BOB DYLAN
© BOB DYLAN MUSIC CO
For non-commercial use only.
Data from: LyricFind
YouTube video is an alternate version—Bob blocked all his stuff on youtube. Its from the Under the Red Sky cd—lots of Dylan fans hate this cd 1990 release—I actually like it very much. I have every cd/lp, well over a thousand live recordings—Love Bob-—anytime you want to chat—write me. Happy to share my collection as well—if there is anything you are looking for, probably have it or can get it—big time dialed in—Best, Scott
Great song!!Thanks. Hyde Park is where F J Sheed was a street preacher explaining St Thomas Aquinas to the man in the street. His book; Theology and Sanity is excellent
Thanks again. I remember the first time I heard Dylan circa 1962. I was into PP&M and thought he ruined his own sings. He can’t sing the way he used to Blond on Blond and Slow Train, John Wesley Handing and Desire and of Course Blood on the Tracks are my favs.
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