Rev Lowery/Tucker Carlson exchange: VIDEO

[cry baby]

http://thinkprogress.org/2006/02/08/video-lowery-responds/

[IronLionZion]

1. kick

:kick:

good stuff

[FrenchieCat]

2. Rev. Lowery is just telling like it is.....and

Tucker Carlson got the stoopid memo they all got!

This Right Wing attack (aided by media minions) is pitiful and sooooo transparent, it ain't even funny. We only die once, and so "they" should have no opinions on how her funeral should have been conducted.
No one was there to pay their respects to Bush.
Why should anyone even have held back what they wanted to say at the funeral of a life long political activist?

This is Such utter bullshit!!:eyes:

[cry baby]

4. I didn't see it, but I understand TC's head was spinning around

like on "The Exorcist" about this subject yesterday. I loved hearing the Rev calmly, spiritually explain why it was political.

[heidiho]

3. Tucker Carlson is by far the biggest loser on TV -

he is completely unwatchable - even more annoying than he was on Crossfire.
Why can't we have someone besides Olbermann on MSNBC.

[cry baby]

5. unwatchable as is tweety, scarborough, etc.

msnbc sucks. Even Imus sucks - I'm switching to cspan where I can listen to those wing nuts for a while.

[Spike from MN]

6. Did anyone read any of the comments?

I thought this one was hilarious. Of course, I also took it as sarcasm but apparently the guy that posted it is actually serious. My bad. I just didn't see how anyone could actually post something like that WITH the quote from Rev. Lowery and NOT mean it as sarcasm. Here's the post. The first two paragraphs are quotes from Rev. Lowery and the part in bold is the comment the person posted.

   And I think that, in the context of the faith, out of which the movement grows, we have always opposed war.                   
   We`ve always fought poverty. And we base our — our argument on — on the faith, on the fact that Jesus taught    
   us.  He identified with the poor. “I was hungry; you didn`t feed me. I was naked; you didn`t clothe me. I was 
   in prison; you didn`t see about me.” He talked about war. He talked about he who lives by the sword.

   So I`m comfortable with the fact that I was reflecting on Mrs. King`s tenacity against war, her determination  
   to witness against war and to speak truth to power.

   The man is a radical negro, oportunistic pan handler, partisan hack and an embarrasment to the Church of   
   Jesus Christ.


   Comment by I-RIGHT-I — February 8, 2006 @ 11:48 am

Upon reading it again, I should have known the guy was serious. The spelling errors give him away.