RSSWhat Is Racism – A Review For Liberals Who Cannot Use A Dictionary
J.J. Jackson | October 18, 2009
I am still getting several emails a day from idiotic liberals who feel that they know what racism is and that certain statements by political icon, Rush Limbaugh are “racist.” However, as usual, the left confuses the discussion of race, or people of certain races, (ie. statements concerning race) as “racist.”
Webster’s Dictionary defines racism as follows:
1 : a belief that race is the primary determinant of human traits and capacities and that racial differences produce an inherent superiority of a particular race
2 : racial prejudice or discrimination
Notice that discussing someone of a certain race or critisizing someone of a certain race is not, in any way, racism.
So these liberals keep telling me that based on some statement, most of which are made up, attributed to Limbaugh that he is clearly a racist. About the only one of these statements that is even accurate however is the one that he made about Donovan McNabb. That quote is as follows:
“Sorry to say this, I don’t think he’s been that good from the get-go. I think what we’ve had here is a little social concern in the NFL. The media has been very desirous that a black quarterback do well. There is a little hope invested in McNabb, and he got a lot of credit for the performance of this team that he didn’t deserve. The defense carried this team.”
He made this quote on his short stint on ESPN and it is important to note that it was approved by ESPN during a preproduction meeting and the on set hosts were basically unphased by it. And the facts of that statement are clear. It concerned McNabb’s race but he did not say that McNabb’s, “race is the primary determinant of human traits and capacities,” or that, “racial differences produce an inherent superiority of a particular race.” He also didn’t by any stretch of the imagination claim, “racial prejudice or discrimination,” on his part. Rather he accused the media of such!
So since Limbaugh did not meet any of the definitions of racism with that statement no one, except a blithering liberal moonbat who thinks words can mean whatever they say they mean, can claim that there was “racism” or that the statements were “racist.” And of course the whole, “Limbaugh is a racist,” babble falls into meaningless dust when you consider that Limbaugh associates freely with black people, hires black people to work for him in prominent possitions, even allows them to host his radio show as guest hosts and honestly cares about the plight of black people who are being squeezed onto government, innercity plantations and enslaved to vote year after year for people that would keep them there eagerly. Racists just don’t do that.
Sorry libs! Go buy a dictionary will ya? ‘Cuz you are just making yourselves look dumb.
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Hey dumby! Rush’s opinion of McNabb was not only racist it was also wrong! A look at McNabb’s stats by people that acutally know something about football showed that McNabb was a GREAT quartback!
You’re dust too stupic and so is Limbaugh!
You want to smack down this retard Jeff or do you want me to?
No, I’ll do it because it is just too easy! I love when liberals prove my point about how stupid they are!
Ok, “Smarter than me,” let’s look at the facts!
Rush made his comments in 2003 during what was then the start of McNabb’s 5th season in the NFL. Here are McNabb’s QB ratings per season through his first four:
99-00 = 60.1
00-01 = 77.8
01-02 = 84.3
02-03 = 86.0
AVG = 77.05 (source)
While McNabb showed improvement from year to year, a passer rating of 77.05 is BELOW the league average from 00-03 which was 78.9 (source)
So please, thou who are now to be called “Dumber than me,” do not claim that Rush Limbaugh was wrong! Allen Barra was just one of the many, many, commentators that agreed with Limbaugh.
Now, let’s look at McNabb since then to see if he has SINCE proven Limbaugh wrong.
03-04 = 79.6 (the year Limbaugh made the comment)
04-05 = 104.7 (the BEST single year for McNabb)
05-06 = 85.0
06-07 = 95.5
07-08 = 89.9
08-09 = 86.4
This year is incomplete however McNabb currently has a QB Rating of 123.2 (through 2 games played)
However from 03 through last season McNabb has posted an average rating of 90.2
The “league average” during that time has been in the low to mid 80’s. So it takes McNabb having one good year to even be above that average (but still in the average). Take that big year away? Well then you get an average rating for McNabb of just 87.3 which is *GASP* AVERAGE!
You cannot say that because he had one good year (or possibly two depending on how this one ends up) and call him anything other than an average QB. If you would like to debate these facts with facts of your own or conceed that you really are dumber than a doornail and just talking out your ass, the floor is yours.