The O'Reilly-McCain call for male, Christian, white supremacy. (Hey, Thom Hartmann listeners...)

Thom Hartman earlier played an audio clip on which Bill O'Reilly openly declares his intention to defend what he described as a hold on political power by male, Christian, Whites. He openly declared himself a supporter of, and participant in, this form of supremacist rule. John McCain, Bill O'Reilly's guest, apparently agreed that this form of supremacist rule was worth defending.

I'm paraphrasing the words, but not the sentiments (I don't think).

Does anybody have a link to a transcript of this conversation? Is there a DU thread? Did you hear that shit?

ON EDIT, Found it:

with it. If it's legit, it's time for the o'liar to go.

I went searching on YouTube for a possible clip - put in Bill O'Reilly in the search box and BAM! I got a lot of XXX sites with the tag Bill O'Reilly.....

http://www.youtube.com/results?search_type=search_videos&search_query=Bill%20O%27Reilly&search_sort=video_date_uploaded&search_category=0

Sick, RW suppression does really bring it out. Sorry, I stopped looking - Hope you find it!

Found it:

Definitely time for the pig to go -- McCain is already gone (he just hasn't figured that out yet).

And well, if there isn't any more proof needed, there shouldn't be!

Bill's got two big strikes against him in seeking membership with those sheet wearing idiots.
He does share the idiocy though

That quote just SCREAMS "Worst Person in the World."

They seem to be in this thing together.

Nice that Bill so openly admitted his racism and misogyny.

This needs to be spread far and wide-this is not acceptable.

And Faux Noose has no problem displaying those words on their site.

expressed what the illegal immigrant hysteria is all about. White males' terror over the inevitable loss of their supremacy.

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(PS I loves me some Donovan!)

...saw your name and heard the song in me head...
Welcome to DU! :hi:

...elected governor of Alabama. It rambles on and on, but I cut to the paragraphs that made this speech infamous of George Wallace's demagoguery and set the stage for Richard Nixon's so called southern strategy. See what you think and decide if the likes of Bill OLielly and John McCain could ever muster an original thought in whatever remains of their shallow and pathetic lives:

<snip>
Inaugural Address (1963)
The “Segregation Now, Segregation Forever” Speech
Governor George Wallace of Alabama

<deep snip to the 2nd page>

Today I have stood, where once Jefferson Davis stood, and took an oath to my people. It is
very appropriate then that from this Cradle of the Confederacy, this very Heart of the Great
Anglo-Saxon Southland, that today we sound the drum for freedom as have our generations of
forebears before us done, time and time again through history. Let us rise to the call of freedom-
loving blood that is in us and send our answer to the tyranny that clanks its chains upon the
South. In the name of the greatest people that have ever trod this earth, I draw the line in the dust
and toss the gauntlet before the feet of tyranny . . . and I say . . . segregation today . . .
segregation tomorrow . . . segregation forever.

The Washington, D.C. school riot report is disgusting and revealing. We will not sacrifice our
children to any such type school system--and you can write that down. The federal troops in
Mississippi could be better used guarding the safety of the citizens of Washington, D.C., where it
is even unsafe to walk or go to a ballgame--and that is the nation's capitol. I was safer in a B-29
bomber over Japan during the war in an air raid, than the people of Washington are walking to
the White House neighborhood. A closer example is Atlanta. The city officials fawn for political
reasons over school integration and THEN build barricades to stop residential integration--what
hypocrisy!
<MORE>

http://web.utk.edu/~mfitzge1/docs/374/wallace_seg63.pdf

Don Imus made a thoughtless racist remark while trying to make a stupid joke.

This is serious stuff, the proposition for a race-based immigration policy and the need for the American government to be race-conscious, gender-conscious, and religion-conscious in affirmatively engineering what kind of power structure our society has.

The words stand very well on their own. O'Reilly and McCain believe that this country should be controlled by white Christian males, themselves included. Let it be known.

If maintaining a white, male, Christian elite in America's power structure is seen as the ultimate good, some (I'm not suggesting this is O'Reilly's position) might consider mass deportations, apartheid, slavery, or genocide as means that could appear on the list of solutions.

The point I wanted to make was that if Don Imus' words led to days and days of media attention, threatened boycotts, and forced resignation, this should develop into as big if not much bigger of a news story. I won't hold my breath waiting for that development, however. Don Imus' remark was racist; these remarks are the promotion of racism.

Most of the people who listen to O'Reilly and his tripe probably have no clue why this is even an issue. Most likely, the freeper morans hear him say that and pump their fists in the air and yell, "Yeah! You tell 'em! America is a white Christian male country!" :crazy: :puke: I'd call that a Neanderthal mindset, but that would be offensive to Neanderthals, since archaeological findings indicate that they may have actually cared for others besides themselves. :crazy:

Edited for badd spleling. :silly:

Apparently du'er lwfern?? made a very impressive post about Cindy Sheehan and women in general.

I haven't found the post yet.

the way Robertson did with Falwell's diatribe about how the feminists and the gays caused 9/11 :puke: -- but I don't exactly see McCain calling O'Really? out on it, either.

the fact the O'Lielly directly identified McCain as a "part" of the "white Christian male power structure," without any objections from McCain, is pretty damning.

I can't watch, but I recall Thom saying something about McCain's response (or the lack thereof).

The founders of the white supremacy movement in the US considered your kind to be subhuman

This should really be on the greatest page.

LOL, he thinks there is no such thing as a white man who overstayed his visa? White men always obey the rules to the letter in his world, I guess.

I'd say this makes me ashamed to be a white man myself (boat's still out on the Christian part), but I didn't make this stupid remark, and so I don't feel any responsibility for it.

I do recognize that being white and male in this society gives me a leg up in some major ways, but I don't delude myself into thinking it has to do with anything other than plain luck. And the only power I want to hold on to is power over my own destiny. If I woke up tomorrow and the heads of all the major corporations were Hispanic Buddhist Women, what's the big deal?

As long as they weren't all Bush-supporting neo-cons, I'm cool.

It's the holy grail in the basement of Fox Noose.

saying that this is the motivation behind networks, such as good ole boyism and cronyism.