Boortz - Katrina Cleansed New Orleans Of 'Human Debris'

[Nbadan]

You see what you want to see I guess....but even giving Boortz the benefit of the doubt means you hate the poor....which isn't surprising at all for most Repulbicans on this board...come clean, admit you hate poor people...put it on your party platform....

[louie1674]

You see what you want to see I guess....but even giving Boortz the benefit of the doubt means you hate the poor....which isn't surprising at all for most Repulbicans on this board...come clean, admit you hate poor people...put it on your party platform....

You are about an idiot... anything that disagrees with you, you start shouting out HATE and RACIST.

Oh, here's another great quote from my hero NEAL BOORTZ:

"The left just loves to push the 'fortunate vs. unfortunate' line. It ignores the value of good decision making and hard work. The last thing the left would ever want to do would be to suggest that the poor continue to be poor because they keep doing the things that make them poor. Everybody knows, after all, that it just has to be someone else's fault."

and if you are wondering... I am FAR from being rich but I will continue to work hard to get there or close to it.

[boutons_deux]

"the poor continue to be poor because they keep doing the things that make them poor"

very true, along with concentration of wealth at the very top due to conservative ideology starting with Reagan, upward mobility of everybody below the top, esp those at and below middle class, has greatly decreased in the past few decades.

Essentially, everybody in the past 30+ years, except the very top, has stagnated or fallen back. and that white people. the pie has gotten a lot bigger, but not for everybody. iow, the system is gamed for the rich and against everybody else.

Now throw in being Hispanic or black, and it's worse.

Boortz and other hate-and-anger spewers work hard at hating, demagoguery, polarizing, baiting, paranoia, and this being America the Beautiful, all that pays very well.

[jman3000]

It's pretty sad that you would consider a talk radio personality your hero.

How sad it must be to be you.

[Wild Cobra]

"the poor continue to be poor because they keep doing the things that make them poor"

very true, along with concentration of wealth at the very top due to conservative ideology starting with Reagan, upward mobility of everybody below the top, esp those at and below middle class, has greatly decreased in the past few decades.

Essentially, everybody in the past 30+ years, except the very top, has stagnated or fallen back. and that white people. the pie has gotten a lot bigger, but not for everybody. iow, the system is gamed for the rich and against everybody else.

Now throw in being Hispanic or black, and it's worse.

Boortz and other hate-and-anger spewers work hard at hating, demagoguery, polarizing, baiting, paranoia, and this being America the Beautiful, all that pays very well.

Hispanics tend to accel rather well in this nation after a generation or two. They have work ethics. Blacks tend not to. Hatred of what happened in times of slavery seems to be the key reason they don't accel. The ones that get past the past, and actually use work ethics to build a better future, without letting their prejudices hold them back, do in fact accel.

The people to blame for holding blacks back are the likes of Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson, etc. They maintain the hatred. The make people believe it is the white man's fault instead of telling people to stand on their own two feet, and ignore what others say about limitation. Limitations are primarily in one's own mind. Sure, there are still some racists out there, but not enough to hold a good man down. Problem is, there are very good black men. Too many are petty and full of hatred, without having the capacity to strive past their own racial bias.

[jman3000]

Nothing like getting a synopsis of race relations in the US by a middle aged, conservative, white male.

Same goes for Boutons. I'd reckon he's a middle/upper middle aged white male.

[jman3000]

I might as well ask my barber how best to write my master's thesis.

[Wild Cobra]

I might as well ask my barber how best to write my master's thesis.

Depending on what it is, he might have useful insights. Unlikely I bet though.

[jman3000]

Exactly.

[SonOfAGun]

I've seen Human Debris.

After evacuating Katrina, they were in Houston at the local wal-mart trashing the aisles and pissing on the sides of the outside walls.

How compassionate people become when spending others money to help the less fortunate while never themselves being exposed to the reality. It truly warms my heart

[jacobdrj]

galveston was a lesson. 1993 should have been a warning. Katrina was inevitable. NO should not be rebuilt because it is dumb to build a city surrounded by a volitile river, a lake, and the ocean, in a hurricane zone, that is under sea level and sinking...

Fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me...

People want to rebuild let them. There shouldn't be 1 public dime going towards it.

[BRHornet45]

sons again I must thank the cities of Houston and Dallas for taking in most of our trash. New Orleans is beautiful again now

[rjv]

the success of people like this makes one recall ortega y gasset's theory of the mass man and see how applicable that is to the current american "intellectual" scene.

[MannyIsGod]

lol context.

[clambake]

You are about an idiot... anything that disagrees with you, you start shouting out HATE and RACIST.

Oh, here's another great quote from my hero NEAL BOORTZ:

"The left just loves to push the 'fortunate vs. unfortunate' line. It ignores the value of good decision making and hard work. The last thing the left would ever want to do would be to suggest that the poor continue to be poor because they keep doing the things that make them poor. Everybody knows, after all, that it just has to be someone else's fault."

and if you are wondering... I am FAR from being rich but I will continue to work hard to get there or close to it.

hey, einstein, it was the mega-rich that bankrupted this country.

lol louie the tool

[Wild Cobra]

galveston was a lesson. 1993 should have been a warning. Katrina was inevitable. NO should not be rebuilt because it is dumb to build a city surrounded by a volitile river, a lake, and the ocean, in a hurricane zone, that is under sea level and sinking...

Fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me...

People want to rebuild let them. There shouldn't be 1 public dime going towards it.

Agreed. I'm sorry, but I think in the aftermath, nobody should be allowed to build on their property without either stilting it above flood level, or preferable, bringing in landfill to rise all the land well above sea level.

Yes, Galvastion in 1900 was a lesson the N.O. should have learned from.

I do consider them trash. They were to ignorant or stupid to know what where they lived, then didn't leave when the warnings were issued. Not to follow history and sound advice, then blame the president.

that trash.

[Wild Cobra]

hey, einstein, it was the mega-rich that bankrupted this country.

lol louie the tool

No, it's people who have no ethics like yourself who bankrupt the soul of this nation.

[clambake]

Agreed. I'm sorry, but I think in the aftermath, nobody should be allowed to build on their property without either stilting it above flood level, or preferable, bringing in landfill to rise all the land well above sea level.

Yes, Galvastion in 1900 was a lesson the N.O. should have learned from.

I do consider them trash. They were to ignorant or stupid to know what where they lived, then didn't leave when the warnings were issued. Not to follow history and sound advice, then blame the president.

that trash.

i'll tell you why this is funny:

if you had been living there, as a kid, when you and your family were on welfare, you would be floating face down, because you wouldn't have been able to escape, because you didn't have the means to escape, because you were begging for handouts, and helping you escape the flood was not a priority of the bush administration.

you have much more in common with these people than you're willing to admit.

i think you hate them because you hate yourself.

[Wild Cobra]

i'll tell you why this is funny:

if you had been living there, as a kid, when you and your family were on welfare, you would be floating face down, because you wouldn't have been able to escape, because you didn't have the means to escape, because you were begging for handouts, and helping you escape the flood was not a priority of the bush administration.

you have much more in common with these people than you're willing to admit.

i think you hate them because you hate yourself.

You have no idea how stupid you look to me now. You are simply too stupid to know.

[johnsmith]

You have no idea how stupid you look to me now. You are simply too stupid to know.

Sucks when you give out too much personal information on an internet forum because then people like clambake remember it and call you out on your horse .

[Wild Cobra]

Sucks when you give out too much personal information on an internet forum because then people like clambake remember it and call you out on your horse .

Thing is, he is so idiotic in how he uses it. My mother signed up for food stamps for a few months from between the time my parents divorced, to when she was working. Before that, she was a stay-at-home mom. He makes it sound as if I grew up on welfare, but he knows the truth, and just proved how dumb he really is, every time he bring it up.

[johnsmith]

Thing is, he is so idiotic in how he uses it. My mother signed up for food stamps for a few months from between the time my parents divorced, to when she was working. Before that, she was a stay-at-home mom. He makes it sound as if I grew up on welfare, but he knows the truth, and just proved how dumb he really is, every time he bring it up.

Yeah, but it pisses you off every time, that's why he goes back to that all the time. Used wrongly or not, it still gets under your skin..........that's why clambake and Chumpdumper own all in the political forum.

[Wild Cobra]

Yeah, but it pisses you off every time, that's why he goes back to that all the time. Used wrongly or not, it still gets under your skin..........that's why clambake and Chumpdumper own all in the political forum.

Depends on your definition of own I guess. I don't consider it that way. I'll return the insults, but to own someone in such a manner means provoking them to take actions that get them in trouble. I won't get in trouble over them. They aren't worth it. Have to admit, if the internet didn't separate us, I would like to hurt both of them though.

[clambake]

Depends on your definition of own I guess. I don't consider it that way. I'll return the insults, but to own someone in such a manner means provoking them to take actions that get them in trouble. I won't get in trouble over them. They aren't worth it. Have to admit, if the internet didn't separate us, I would like to hurt both of them though.

you only want to hurt us because you hate yourself. the only way for you to sense self-worth is by hurting others. for some reason, you are too cowardly to look inward.

how many mirrors must you smash before you're able to look yourself in the eye?

i don't think anyone here has demanded repayment from you......even though we spent the money for your survival.

[Spawn]

I've seen Human Debris.

After evacuating Katrina, they were in Houston at the local wal-mart trashing the aisles and pissing on the sides of the outside walls.

How compassionate people become when spending others money to help the less fortunate while never themselves being exposed to the reality. It truly warms my heart

Are you reffering to all of the folks from New Orleans as Human Debris or just the idiots trashing the aisles?

And how did you know they were from New Orleans?