Monday, December 29, 2008
Holocaust Love Story Sham
He was a Holocaust prisoner, that much of the story is fact. He was held at Buchenwald. He did not meet his dear wife there. He met her in New York and they have been married for fifty wonderful years. He stated that he falsified the tale because he enjoyed bringing hope and love to others. He meant well, but has he done more harm than his message of hope would have brought?
In an era where nations are trying to discredit Holocaust historians and decry that the Holocaust never even happened, falsifying stories is the last thing we need. This will make people skeptical of the ones who tell the truth. I remember hearing a Holocaust survivor speak at my school when I was in junior high. I talked with him, saw the numbers tattooed on his arm. My grandfather served in WWII. He fought against this horrendous atrocity. I have seen the pictures, the video; it was one of the worst moments in our world's history. It needs to be remembered, not doubted.
Rosenblat probably has an amazing story to tell, a true story. A story that could have inspired and touched thousands. Now we will never know...
Sunday, December 28, 2008
Saltsman Mix Tape
What on earth made him think this was a good idea? Its not the "negro" word that I am freaking out about (unlike most people). I've read a lot of people who are 'outraged' calling the song racist. Chris Rock and tons of other comedians make a large sum of money poking fun at white people. As a white person am I outraged? No. Do I think Chris Rock is racist? No.
However, when the GOP image is so beaten by the MSM, sending out a mix tape with "Barack the Magical Negro" on it is not the best idea. Why don't we as Republicans just douse ourselves with gasoline and give Olberman the match.
On the flip side, the other people need to lighten up! We all get it, Obama is black. This is not a newsflash (considering how much attention he brought to this fact himself during the campaign). The song that Rush played on his show is about a news article that shared the same title. It is political satire. We all remember what that is right? Its like SNL poking fun at Sarah Palin. They basically called her a ditsy broad by having Tina Fey characterize her, "I can see Russia from my house." As a female am I outraged? No. Do I think that Lorne Michaels is sexist? No. I am outraged the Tina Fey won 'Entertainer of the Year' simply because she happened to resemble Sarah Palin. There weren't any other performers that did more this year? Really? I digress...
Long story short (too late)...
- America, lighten up!
- Obama is black (negro means black)
- Satire is not to be taken seriously, just ask Palin...
- most important - GOP, stop given the MSM easy ammo to attack us with!!!!
Saturday, December 27, 2008

