Andrew Breitbart dead

[Fernandez_1492]

Cali newspaper said this:
Breitbart was walking near his house in the Brentwood neighborhood shortly after midnight Thursday when he collapsed, his father-in-law, Orson Bean, said.
Someone saw him fall and called paramedics, who tried to revive him. They rushed him to the emergency room at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles, Bean said.
Breitbart had suffered heart problems a year earlier, but Bean said he could not pinpoint what happened.


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the day NDAA goes into effect, andy dies, coincedence? I THINK NOT!!

[Lawrence of Arabia]

Barack Obama had him killed.

the day NDAA goes into effect, andy dies, coincedence? I THINK NOT!!

Exactly.

[Fernandez_1492]

this is possible, killed by cia
http://www.wanttoknow.info/war/top_secret_weapon_lethal

[Lawrence of Arabia]

this is possible, killed by cia
http://www.wanttoknow.info/war/top_secret_weapon_lethal

I knew it.

[MathiasOfAthens]

this is possible, killed by cia
http://www.wanttoknow.info/war/top_secret_weapon_lethal

Yeah totally possible... again how do you know about a Top Secret Weapon?

[Kanaric]

Are we supposed to cry for this proven racist? This is a man who attacked a black person and got them fired by purposely editing a video to make them seem racist. Luckally the original video got out proving that Breitbart is a KKK equivalent racist and liar and that person was rehired.

[Col. Tartleton]

Are we supposed to cry for this proven racist? This is a man who attacked a black person and got them fired by purposely editing a video to make them seem racist. Luckally the original video got out proving that Breitbart is a KKK equivalent racist and liar and that person was rehired.

Since I have no idea who is this is, what the hell are you talking about?

Anyhow it's quite well evidenced that BHO was raised by radical communists, associated with radical communists, sought out radical communists, attended a pretty unorthodox black liberation church, rose up through the ranks to the US senate, and then was catapulted unvetted into the most important job in the world.

There's no reason to think he's anything other than a radical communist and that everything he says is a lie and every subtle move towards dictatorial power is handed to him by a congress obsessed with keeping power.

Where are the Optimates? Where are the Liberatores?

[justicar5]

who?

[Admiral Piett]

Not to sound cold, but this guy was a dumbass anyway.



Is that all he can come up with?

[Matthias]

Too bad he spent the latter part of his life as a bully and a really negative influence on political discourse. That's what most people will now remember him for, and he won't be remembered for long by them.

[Raubritter]

Died by the age of 43 at natural causes... i'am remembering this Cpac Event where he said he had material about Obama.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fRQ2...layer_embedded
Breitbart: I Have Obama College Films

There happend strange things before. People said they couldn't remember that Obama visit their classes at the collages, one person died, others have spoken about drugs and the weatherman terrorists. Strange things. And Chicago is a mafia heartland.

Not to sound cold, but this guy was a dumbass anyway.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R4od4...layer_embedded

Is that all he can come up with?

So you thinks hes the only one who gets mad at the occupussy people?

[Col. Tartleton]

I'm starting to like this guy.

[legate]

http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/ja...breitbart-rip/

I keep going back to @andrewbreitbart's Twitter feed, still unable to believe that one of my conservative heroes has dropped down dead at the age of just 43. Perhaps I shouldn't be so surprised: Breitbart did enjoy a voraciously Type A lifestyle – smoking, drinking and burger-scoffing like there was no tomorrow. Which, sadly, for this big-hearted, generous, witty, rumbustious, intelligent, fearless father-of-four there now isn't.

[Xanthippus of Sparta]

Not one to say stuff like this, but good f'in riddance.

Breitbart was a special pile of human excrement (To quote what he said about Ted Kennedy when he died).

Too bad he spent the latter part of his life as a bully and a really negative influence on political discourse. That's what most people will now remember him for, and he won't be remembered for long by them.

Yes. We're talking about a guy whos main journalistic accompishment was exposing Sen. Weiners....weiner...to the world.

[Col. Tartleton]

Not one to say stuff like this, but good f'in riddance.

Breitbart was a special pile of human excrement (To quote what he said about Ted Kennedy when he died).



Yes. We're talking about a guy whos main journalistic accompishment was exposing Sen. Weiners....weiner...to the world.

I think what he said was crude and incorrect, but Ted Kennedy cheated at Harvard, was only kept in through his father's clout, killed someone, never owned up to it, and made it go away, then went on to make a career spending other people's money.

JFK said "Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country."

What did Ted ever do for America?

[Xanthippus of Sparta]

What did Ted ever do for America?

Irreverent; but a good sight into Breitbart's philosophy.

Breitbart played with American politics like we play TW games. The truth matters less than how issues are percieved. A guy whos guiding principle was... "If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating it, people will eventually come to believe it."

[Stark of Winterfell]

I think what he said was crude and incorrect, but Ted Kennedy cheated at Harvard, was only kept in through his father's clout, killed someone, never owned up to it, and made it go away, then went on to make a career spending other people's money.

JFK said "Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country."

What did Ted ever do for America?

Maybe his comments about Kennedy were one jerk commenting about another, but why did Shirley Sherrod's story of overcoming her thoughts towards discrimination to end up helping a white farmer make her deserve to get fired? Breitbart edited well to make a story and point, and got an innocent canned from her job. Every time I want to dislike Breitbart less, I can't help but think of that. Weiner was his only truly legitimate, well earned and deserved take down.

[Col. Tartleton]

Maybe his comments about Kennedy were one jerk commenting about another, but why did Shirley Sherrod's story of overcoming her thoughts towards discrimination to end up helping a white farmer make her deserve to get fired? Breitbart edited well to make a story and point, and got an innocent canned from her job. Every time I want to dislike Breitbart less, I can't help but think of that. Weiner was his only truly legitimate, well earned and deserved take down.

Sherrod was definitely what in a white person would be deemed a racist though, and it's important that if we're going to hold racism against anyone we hold it against everyone. I'm the kind of person who views Afrocentrism (black washing historical figures regardless of history for racial reasons), black supremacy, and the black vs white ideology to be the same as the Aryanism, white supremacy, and the white vs black racial conflict to be equal.

I wouldn't tell a black person to go find a black lawyer... that's just bad. It's legal, I'm not saying she should go to jail or anything, but she should be and was called out on it. That she came around showed good character though and obviously Breitbart was trying to politicize it, but not in an unfair way.

Breitbart has his objectives. He was trying to show that the NAACP has biases and she was an example illustrating that. He was trying to attack them, not her. They disavowed her after it became a problem not because what she said was particularly bad in the eyes of the NAACP.

The point is that the NAACP is slower to act when black people say questionable things, they care more if white people say questionable things, because the organization is political. Obviously they did the right thing under Kweisi Mfume about Lee Alcorn. It's a political organization as much as a cause.

Obviously I don't support the transition from Civil Rights to the more Egalitarian Progessivism stuff, but that's because I think it's bad policy. I think that you even the playing field by putting everyone under the same law, apologize for any grievances and look to the future. I don't think trying to arbitrarily boost some people at the natural cost of limiting others is good policy just because it's good politics.

I think Breitbart was misguided. The problem is you either attack individuals or the big picture. Individuals is more effective, but you get criticized for being a bastard in return. Obviously that's what he did and it didn't bother him. Or you can attack the big picture but people will call you a conspiracy theorist. Or you can be Glenn Beck and do a bad job of both and be attacked from all angles and deserve it when your show gets yanked for crossing the line between calling out persons and political movements and attack groups of people (which is a no no.)

[chilon]

Was the cause of death Karma?

[mrmouth]

Not surprising. Thoroughly miserable dude.