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Your Average American: Small-Minded, Fearful & Bigoted

posted Monday, 3 December 2007

Maybe this crop of Republican candidates

knows something about American voters

we'd would rather not acknowledge

Most of them are small-minded, fearful,

bigoted and too shallow to recognize policies

that are against their own best interests

Jamie Foxx & Jennifer Garner killing lots of ragheads in The Kingdom

There’s so much talk of violence

and mayhem as the solution to our ills

The candidates seem so eager to flex their muscles

and engage the nation in conflict:

Let’s continue the war in Iraq

Let’s show them what we’re made of in Iran

Let’s round up those immigrants

and ship ’em back where they came from

It’s like watching adolescent boys

playing the ultimate video game,

with no regard for the consequences

Americans Devour Ramboesque Hollywood Mind Fodder

One recent film of this type that has performed well at the box office is "The Kingdom."

New York Post critic Lou Lumenick stated that "Hollywood provides the Islamic world another reason to hate America with The Kingdom", calling it "xenophobic" and "pandering".

Lisa Swartzman of Entertainment Weekly accused the film of "treating its audience like cash-dispensing machines".

Kenneth Turan of The Los Angeles Times called it "a slick excuse for efficient mayhem that's not half as smart as it would like to be".

He added that "the film's thematic similarity to those jingoistic World War II-era "Yellow Peril" films makes it hard not to feel your humanity being diminished"

Peter Berg's thriller follows the exploits of a maverick team of FBI agents on the hunt for the Muslim terrorists who have attacked a U.S. installation in Saudi Arabia.

Released in late September, "The Kingdom" has taken in more than $45 million, according to Box Office Mojo. That ranks a respectable No. 38 among films released this year.

"The Kingdom" is a carefully calculated movie that marries a rough-edged, documentary-style realism to a cavalier Rambo-like bravado.

It's a button-pushing, borderline meretricious work that suggests that the war on terror can be won when Americans throw off the shackles of their paralyzed government and rely on their own native smarts, courage and resourcefulness, with some sentimentalizing about children tossed in to sweeten the mix.

"The Kingdom" is selling a seat-of-the-pants form of American triumphalism. It discharges frustration with a government that let Osama bin Laden elude it and then blundered into a quagmire in Iraq.

Here a ragtag band (Jamie Foxx, Chris Cooper, Jason Bateman and Jennifer Garner) beat daunting odds and a torrent of Muslim firepower to defeat the lethal local version of bin Laden.

Rambo Republicans [Original]

I don’t know if children should be allowed to watch the Republican presidential debates.

There’s so much talk of violence and mayhem as the solution to our ills. The candidates seem so eager to flex their muscles and engage the nation in conflict: Let’s continue the war in Iraq.

Let’s show them what we’re made of in Iran. Let’s round up those immigrants and ship ’em back where they came from.

It’s like watching adolescent boys playing the ultimate video game, with no regard for the consequences.

Rudy, the crime-fighter and terror maven, says he’s tougher than Mitt, who actually had illegals working on his property.

Mitt begs to differ and says he’d like to double the size of the Guantánamo prison.

Are we electing a president or a sheriff?

Representative Tom Tancredo of Colorado wants to stop all immigration, legal and illegal. Too much immigration brings problems, he said. Among other things, “it makes it difficult for us to assimilate.”

(The bludgeoning of logic is yet another form of violence coming out of the debates.)

We’ve got the thunderclouds of a recession heading our way. We’re in the midst of a housing foreclosure crisis that is tragic in its dimensions.

We’ve got forty-some-million people without health coverage. And the city of New Orleans is still on its knees.

So you tune in to the G.O.P. debate on CNN to see what’s what, and they’re talking about — guns.

Former Mayor Giuliani, once a gun-control champion, has swallowed the party’s Kool-Aid straight from the packet, not even bothering to mix it with water. “People will be allowed to have guns,” he said. “I’m not going to interfere with that.”

It can be scary for small children to watch the former mayor of New York morph into Wayne LaPierre on national TV.

I’ll concede that it’s difficult to have a thoughtful exploration of complex issues in a format that allows a candidate just 90 seconds to answer.

But the Republicans, far more than the Democrats, go out of their way to present themselves as 21st-century Rambos — a childish, cartoonish posture that solves nothing and can easily lead to tragedy in a world that is in fact quite dangerous.

You’d think that a presidential campaign would be the perfect venue for a serious discussion about Iraq, the greatest foreign policy debacle in the republic’s history.

But even John McCain, who frequently seems as if he is the class of this G.O.P. field, followed up his comment about appeasement allowing Hitler to flourish with the following simplistic reference to Iraq:

“I just finished having Thanksgiving dinner with the troops, and their message to you is, the message of these brave men and women who are serving there is: ‘Let us win.’ ”

How is that helpful or enlightening? What does he mean by “win?” And win at what additional cost to human life and other resources?

The Republicans running for president are embarrassed to mention George W. Bush.

But with few exceptions — Mr. McCain’s principled position on torture is one — they want to continue Mr. Bush’s failed, often belligerent and sometimes sadistic policies.

(On immigration, an issue ripe for demagoguery, most of the howling G.O.P. pack has sprinted away from Mr. Bush, preferring a more macho, politically exploitive approach. Mr. McCain is again an exception.)

The incessant drumbeat of brute force as the favored solution to difficult problems serves to normalize state violence to the point where we hardly notice it.

Before his widely reported crack about Jesus being too smart to run for office, former Gov. Mike Huckabee talked proudly about the tough challenge he faced in “carrying out” the death penalty in Arkansas.

“I did it more than any other governor ever had to do it in my state,” he said.

The Republican Party has won a lot of elections in recent years. So maybe this crop of candidates knows something about American voters that many us would rather not acknowledge.

That too many of them are small-minded, fearful, bigoted and too shallow to recognize policies that are against their own — and their country’s — best interests.

Or maybe that’s not the case at all. Maybe this lot of Republican presidential candidates is misreading the public, and placing its bet on the wrong side of history.

I hope it’s the latter. Maybe voters in the early primaries will deliver the message that a more thoughtful, insightful, inclusive and constructive style of campaigning is desired.

Maybe then we can finally get issues like torture off the table (Mr. McCain and Mr. Romney had a testy exchange over waterboarding the other night) and squarely address the concerns so many voters have about the deteriorating economic climate here at home and America’s diminished standing abroad.

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1. Jed left...
Saturday, 1 December 2007 2:22 pm :: http://www.jedreport.com/2007/11/reagans

In 1980, Reagan kicked off his general election campaign with an obvious appeal to southern white racists.

The policies of his administration, and subsequent Republican administrations, widened the gap between white non-Hispanic Americans and black Americans, while the policies of the Clinton administration narrowed the gap.

The legacy of Republican racism has severely hurt their electoral prospects with minorities, and given the growing population of minorities in America, their electoral future is at risk if they don't change their racist image. They see this primarily as a spin problem, rather than a substantive one. Until they address the substance behind their image problem, their efforts to change image will continue to be unsuccesful, and they will pay an increasingly large penalty in the ballot box for it.


2. Jill left...
Saturday, 1 December 2007 2:27 pm :: http://jackandjillpolitics.blogspot.com/

Hillbilly Nation -- CNN/YouTube Republican Debate

So CNN and the Republicans tried hard but glimpses of racism were still to be seen in the recent debate. The debate featured white men talking to white men in front of a white audience (I counted 3 black people in the live crowd)

How white was it? Well, neither the Democratic nor the GOP versions of the debates were particularly diverse. Both featured a majority of white men. Only CNN and YouTube can tell us if that actually reflects the demographics of the thousands of videos submitted.

Of 34 total questions aired, 24 were from white men (including 2 cartoon versions) in the GOP debate. That's 71%. For the Dem debate, counting was a little more challenging since one video aired combined video submissions from several people.

Still I'd estimate 22 of 38 questions aired were from white men (I did not count the snowman as white because snow does not have an ethnicity) or 58%.

Further, there were 8 questions shown that featured African-Americans during the Democratic debate and a measly 2 in the GOP debate. Hmm.


3. zasel left...
Saturday, 1 December 2007 2:32 pm

The Republicans just can't help themselves. They continue to use racist tactics in order to try to win favour with their party base during campaigns. Now certain candidates for the Republican presidential nomination or blaming "illegal immigrants" which translates into Hispanics, for the alleged rise in crime in some of the cities around the country.

  • Of course, they just happen to choose to ignore the fact that crime rates are actually coming down, because that would be somewhat inconvenient to their point.

Will the country finally realize the hatefulness of these tactics and see them for what they are, or will the subtlety escape them, and allow the fearmongering to grab their vote. Remember Willie Horton in the 1988 presidential election. Many believe it is what cost Michael Dukakis the presidency.