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geez.....Ollie is weak sauce.Three words: Oliver North [spit!]
you want to talk about a guy who wore his felony as a badge of honor....G. Gordon Liddy!!
geez.....Ollie is weak sauce.Three words: Oliver North [spit!]
geez.....Ollie is weak sauce.
you want to talk about a guy who wore his felony as a badge of honor....G. Gordon Liddy!!
I had no idea. It's not a term I recall hearing often enough to remember hearing it at all. Go figure.View attachment 40370
Jim Wright of Stonekettel Station -
"Another Sunday morning, another attack on the press from the President of the United States.
"Sleepy Eyes Chuck Todd of Fake News NBC just stated that we..."
Wait.
Back up.
Sleepy Eyes?
Sleepy eyes? What? I asked (rhetorically I thought) my audience on Twitter, what does "Sleepy Eyes" even mean as an insult?
Huh?
Sleepy Eyes Chuck of the Fake News? I said, "it's like he's tweeting really bad fanfic one line at time. Fifty Shades of Fly Hair Tiny Hands."
Sleepy eyes.
Ok. Sure.
Except ... well, I should have known better. Several readers pointed out that "sleepy eyes" is an anti-Semitic dog-whistle, a racist insult regarding Jews.
And I thought, no, that can't be ... right, can it?
It can. It is. And it's far worse than that.
I did not know "sleepy eyes" was an anti-Semitic slur.
But it sure didn't take long to find the truth.
The term's origin comes from a list of criteria used by Nazi secret police to determine who might be a jew. This list includes traits such as a widow's peak, dark curly hair, attached earlobes, weak or pointed chins, thick lips with a commonly protruding lower lip, head shape including a low sloped forehead and high flat back of skull ... and thick eyelids giving a wary expression of "sleepy, untrustworthy eyes."
This list was promulgated to the German population via the Gestapo and other Nazi authorities, and commonly used to identify suspected Jews for arrest and removal.
After WWII and the Nazi's defeat, that list naturally found it's way to various neo-Nazi, White Supremacist, and other anti-Semitic groups.
"How to spot a jew" is a common search phrase on Google, and the results are hundreds of variations on this list of Nazi-originated criteria.
Chuck Todd is Jewish, a fact that Trump most certainly knows.
It is unlikely in the extreme that Trump would pick "sleepy eyes Chuck Todd" as an insult at random and without malice aforethought.
While Trump himself may or may not know the origin of the insult and who commonly uses that slur today, it's obvious he surrounds himself with people who use this term openly in the halls of government and business and who DO know what the phrase means and how it is intended.
The President of the United States calling a Jewish person "sleepy eyes" isn't funny or clever or harmless.
There are echoes of the Holocaust ringing in that phrase.
If Trump DOESN'T honestly know that he's engaged in an anti-Semitic slur (and I am loathe to grant him that benefit of doubt), one of Nazi origin, that doesn't make it better, it makes it WORSE.
It makes it worse, because this tells you, Citizen, who he surrounds himself with and how Trump's willful blithe ignorance of history enables and encourages their shameless hate and bigotry.
More than anything, this is yet another indicator of just how dangerous and unqualified Trump is to be leader of any nation, let alone the United States of America."
WTF, indeed. I was convinced you could only stop those with a good guy with a gun, and here someone just tackles the guy.
Sheesh, I'll never listen to the NRA again!!1111
All politics aside, the dude that rushed that gunman at the Waffle House is a real world hero.
James Shaw, Jr. you are a hell of a man.
And again we see a person who is known to the cops, tried to breach White House security while claiming to be a member of a extremist group, had his guns taken away then returned, was reported by his parents as mentally unstable, etc....and he finally has to kill someone before there is a reaction from anyone. Now, with 4 people dead the answer is to find him and put him in jail. WTF cops, do you fucking job BEFORE people get killed. Also, thanks again for closing all the mental health facilities, Mr. Reagan.
View attachment 40370
Jim Wright of Stonekettel Station -
"Another Sunday morning, another attack on the press from the President of the United States.
"Sleepy Eyes Chuck Todd of Fake News NBC just stated that we..."
Wait.
Back up.
Sleepy Eyes?
Sleepy eyes? What? I asked (rhetorically I thought) my audience on Twitter, what does "Sleepy Eyes" even mean as an insult?
Huh?
Sleepy Eyes Chuck of the Fake News? I said, "it's like he's tweeting really bad fanfic one line at time. Fifty Shades of Fly Hair Tiny Hands."
Sleepy eyes.
Ok. Sure.
Except ... well, I should have known better. Several readers pointed out that "sleepy eyes" is an anti-Semitic dog-whistle, a racist insult regarding Jews.
And I thought, no, that can't be ... right, can it?
It can. It is. And it's far worse than that.
I did not know "sleepy eyes" was an anti-Semitic slur.
But it sure didn't take long to find the truth.
The term's origin comes from a list of criteria used by Nazi secret police to determine who might be a jew. This list includes traits such as a widow's peak, dark curly hair, attached earlobes, weak or pointed chins, thick lips with a commonly protruding lower lip, head shape including a low sloped forehead and high flat back of skull ... and thick eyelids giving a wary expression of "sleepy, untrustworthy eyes."
This list was promulgated to the German population via the Gestapo and other Nazi authorities, and commonly used to identify suspected Jews for arrest and removal.
After WWII and the Nazi's defeat, that list naturally found it's way to various neo-Nazi, White Supremacist, and other anti-Semitic groups.
"How to spot a jew" is a common search phrase on Google, and the results are hundreds of variations on this list of Nazi-originated criteria.
Chuck Todd is Jewish, a fact that Trump most certainly knows.
It is unlikely in the extreme that Trump would pick "sleepy eyes Chuck Todd" as an insult at random and without malice aforethought.
While Trump himself may or may not know the origin of the insult and who commonly uses that slur today, it's obvious he surrounds himself with people who use this term openly in the halls of government and business and who DO know what the phrase means and how it is intended.
The President of the United States calling a Jewish person "sleepy eyes" isn't funny or clever or harmless.
There are echoes of the Holocaust ringing in that phrase.
If Trump DOESN'T honestly know that he's engaged in an anti-Semitic slur (and I am loathe to grant him that benefit of doubt), one of Nazi origin, that doesn't make it better, it makes it WORSE.
It makes it worse, because this tells you, Citizen, who he surrounds himself with and how Trump's willful blithe ignorance of history enables and encourages their shameless hate and bigotry.
More than anything, this is yet another indicator of just how dangerous and unqualified Trump is to be leader of any nation, let alone the United States of America."
I think you're giving tiny-hands Donald Trump way too much credit. You are implying he knows a very obscure bit of history, which based on his utter ignorance of ancient, recent, or current history is (to me) pretty unlikely. I don't think tiny hands is nearly that subtle!
He may not be well-read, but I wouldn’t underestimate his library of disgusting offence.
I suspect the president picked it up from his alt-right nazi website browsing and casually used it without a complete understanding of the meaning. Hmmm. That still sounds really bad.
A *chuckle* for the Phish listeners:
link?
https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/1257440-trump-is-Wilson
I was actually looking for the "Marco Esquandolas Running Club" shirt.