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YouTube: Tea Parties Expose Religious Right's Racist Roots - PT. 1/2New Mexico - Religious Right
| YouTube: Tea Parties Expose Religious Right's Racist Roots - PT. 1/2 The religious right would love to forget about the fact that it was basically founded by a group of racists who actually paid the KKK for their mailing list in order to recruit new members. And after several years of trying to put their racist history behind them, they've managed to unearth it once again by aligning themselves with the racist tea party movement. Mike Papantonio talks about the racist roots of the Religious Right, as well as the new racism emerging within the GOP, with Michelle Goldberg, author of the new book "The Means of Reproduction: Sex, Power and the Future of the World." |
| The religious right is indeed an evil force in the world and it is one ofthe main reasons the developed world is still a difficult place to live. It isn't a surprise to find out that the religious right is aligned with the KKK. |
| I respect the religious rights of many religious people in the world. Each and every one of them is firm in their own beliefs and religious practices. Obviously, we can't really avoid racism in some nations but we have to be open-minded in dealing with such kind of situation so that we won't feel discriminated in a particular place. Thank you for sharing the video in here. Great day to all. |
| I am not aware of all of these issues you speak of, but I would say that it is not very constructive to go around accusing everyone of being racist and slandering the opposition. I wish those that are looking to be elected would present their own dreams and aspirations instead of destroying the trust people have in the opposition--focus on what they are instead of what the other is not. Then I would be interested in politics. |
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