Friday's Absurdity of the Day: Racist Biden Makes Another Appearance, Gets a Pass from Corrupt Media

Joe Biden the racist, Joe Biden the segregationist, Joe Biden the guy who “knows what it best for the negro” is always with us - he has existed for 79 years now and and has never been reformed or gone away. He’s always lurking just below the surface, waiting to spill out onto the public stage whenever the Sock Puppet goes off-script.

As Biden has aged and his dementia has steadily advanced, the social filter that prevents his inconvenient thoughts from bursting forth from his mushy mouth has increasingly malfunctioned. During the reading of another text from his TelePrompter on Thursday - supposedly a speech honoring Veteran’s Day - that social filter broke down completely, and this happened:

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Media is trying to cover up that Biden said what he said!

For those who like to read, here is the complete transcript of that clip:

“You know, I’ve adopted the attitude of the great Negro, the time, pitcher in the Negro leagues, went on to become a great pitcher in the pros, into the major league baseball after Jackie Robinson. His name was Satchel Paige.”

This is what happens when the Sock Puppet takes a break from reading the script and decides to do a little ad lib. You know, putting things in his own garbled words and saying something he really thinks rather than reading a script written by his army of evil ghoul handlers who try their best to control his every action and spoken word. Now you know why they do their jobs in such a feverish manner.

Now, there is no question that a fair reading of that statement ends in the conclusion that Biden in fact referred to Satchel Paige as a “great Negro.” And that should not surprise anyone. Biden is an old segregationist who grew up using that language, which was the common language ussed to refer to those in the black community among segregationists and non-segregationists of the ‘50s and ‘60s.

Martin Luther King, Jr., in his great “I have a dream” speech, used it himself, referring to the “words of the old Negro spiritual: Free at last! Free at last! Thank God Almighty, we are free at last!”

It was common for the time Biden was growing into his adulthood, and the language he used constantly during his early political career.

Once he was elected to the Senate in 1972, Biden naturally migrated over to palling around with the Southern segregationist senators of his time. He got in trouble early in his presidential campaign for speaking about some of those senators in glowing terms. He gave a eulogy at the funeral of Robert Byrd, who was a former high muckety-muck in the West Virginia Ku Klux Klan.

Biden revered those people and shared their views. Opposition to integration of the Delaware public schools was a major plank of his 1972 run for the senate - it got him elected, in fact. Throughout his entire career in the senate, Biden made a habit of telling racist, sexist and anti-gay jokes during speeches and fundraisers. He had a very broad collection of them. He is in fact an expert in the field.

He put that habit on hold - for the most part - when he became Barack Obama’s running mate in 2008, but even in that campaign, he was caught on live mike saying Obama was somehow an exception among Black political candidates because he is “clean and articulate.” He meant it as a compliment. Seriously. And that was 13 years ago, before his social filter started to go.

So, it should surprise no one that, straying from the script, Biden’s instinct was to refer to Satchel Paige as “that great Negro.” This is who Joe Biden is, and who he has always been.

Had Donald Trump or any other Republican said such a thing in public, it would be the lead story at every corrupt media outlet in America and overseas for weeks. You all know that’s true - don’t even try to argue with me on that.

But because this is good ol’ Joe, the media’s favorite closet racist, the knee jerk reaction at every media outlet in America and overseas has been to either studiously ignore the whole thing or pretend he didn’t really say it.

Here’s one of the best examples, from the leftist activists at Mediaite:

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No, Joe Biden Did Not Refer to Satchel Paige as a 'Negro' During Veterans Day Speech mediaite.com/a/vkqwk

That’s right. Even though Biden manifestly and unarguably did refer to Satchel Paige as a ‘great Negro’ during a Veteran’s Day speech, Mediaite goes straight through the looking glass to claim he did not say what he in fact unarguably did say. These people make Pravda look tame and even-handed.

But this is the media in America today: Up is down, right is wrong, black is white and Joe Biden is not the clear, unambiguous racist he has always manifestly been.

One benefit of getting old is that I still have memories of when America was a free society. Those were good times.

That is all.