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Bill Maher: UC Berkeley is 'the cradle for f—king babies'

Liberal political comedian host Bill Maher said the University of California, Berkeley is the "the cradle for f—king babies" after the university caved to pressure and disinvited...conservative commentator Ann Coulter as a speaker.

Maher said this sort of thing goes on at campuses nationwide, calling it the liberals' version book burning.

"They invite someone to speak whose not exactly what liberals want to hear and they want to shutter it," Maher said. "I feel like this is the liberal's version of book burning. And it's got to stop."

Maher also criticized former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean, who tweeted this week that Coulter's "hate speech" is "not protected by the First Amendment."

"Yes it is," Maher said. "Threats are not protected by the First Amendment."

Huffington Post Published Embarrassing Piece Calling For Trump Supporters’ ‘Podunk Towns’ To Be Destroyed by Nuclear Weapons

Huffington Post published (and later deleted, following complaints) an article declaring that Donald Trump voters deserve to have their “Podunk towns” annihilated in nuclear fire.

Blogger Chris Cali wrote an article entitled “Trump Supporters Deserve to Die More Than I Do.” A portion of the article is replete with various indictments against Trump. It includes unproven claims (he calls them “crimes”) revolving around sexual assault and the rape of a child...

"So sorry not sorry, but the ones who actually deserve to have a nuke dropped on them first are the ones who voted to get us all into this mess....the human species will be better off without them. It’ s practically Darwinian,” wrote Cali with finality. “These are the people who deserve to have their towns annihilated.”

The sun was setting in New York as James Murdoch, looking confident in cream pants and a dark blazer, stepped before 350 guests in a glass-walled concert hall and waxed poetic about his pet TV channel and its dedication to “scientific literacy.”

The event on Wednesday night was an advertising showcase for National Geographic, which Mr. Murdoch, 44, has doted on since becoming chief executive of its parent company, 21st Century Fox. As a person who cares deeply about “issues related to the environment, conservation, exploration and education,” he told the crowd, “I’m personally grateful for the important work National Geographic does.”

Across town at that same moment, his 86-year-old father, Rupert — who once called climate change “alarmist nonsense” — was still dealing with fallout at his most cherished channel, Fox News. Bill O’Reilly, the pugnacious and top-rated talk show host, had been ousted that day after allegations of sexual harassment involving multiple women.

It was James Murdoch — the one looking so unperturbed at the NatGeo presentation, posing for photos as waiters milled about in yellow suspenders and guests ate skirt steak and shrimp cocktail — who had most aggressively moved against Mr. O’Reilly. The same had happened in July, when Roger Ailes, who founded Fox News with Rupert Murdoch, was forced to resign amid his own sexual harassment scandal.

This is what generational change at one of the globe’s most powerful media conglomerates looks like.

This is what generational change at one of the globe’s most powerful media conglomerates looks like.

Not one member of Congress representing the region that President Donald Trump's proposed border wall would run through has declared support for his request for funding to begin construction, the Wall Street Journal reported Friday.

Per the report, the Wall Street Journal surveyed lawmakers who represent territory on the United States' southwest border and found that most are opposed to Trump's request for funding to begin work on the wall, while many still have questions.

"Not a single member of the House or Senate representing the region expressed support for the funding request," per the report, which noted that lawmakers on both sides of the aisle were included in the survey.

Bill Maher is a liberal. As such he is NOT in any way representative of the Democratic Party, which consists primarily of illiberal marxists. Liberalism, in the tradition of J.S. Mill, et al, was abandoned by the democrats many decades ago:

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Bill Maher: UC Berkeley is 'the cradle for f—king babies'

Liberal political comedian host Bill Maher said the University of California, Berkeley is the "the cradle for f—king babies" after the university caved to pressure and disinvited...conservative commentator Ann Coulter as a speaker.

Maher said this sort of thing goes on at campuses nationwide, calling it the liberals' version book burning.

"They invite someone to speak whose not exactly what liberals want to hear and they want to shutter it," Maher said. "I feel like this is the liberal's version of book burning. And it's got to stop."

Maher also criticized former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean, who tweeted this week that Coulter's "hate speech" is "not protected by the First Amendment."

"Yes it is," Maher said. "Threats are not protected by the First Amendment."

http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/bill-maher-uc-berkeley-is-the-cradle-for-fking-babies/article/2620964

In the months since the Berkeley mob rioted, beat Trump protesters, and did over $100,000 in damage in order to prevent Milo from speaking there, I have not seen a single cheese-eater in this thread express even the slightest disapproval of such brownshirt tactics.

On the contrary, they take the Howard (yeeeeeeeeehaw) Dean approach, and attempt to justify it.

All you cheese-eaters should move to Iran. Then you could live in a country whose values you love, ya know?

You would be much, much happier, and so would every normal U.S. citizen.

I'm gratified you made slicing direction optional because I'm heterosexual.

I'm gratified you made slicing direction optional because I'm heterosexual.

France experiences historic election turnout.

Though, these figures are only métropolitaine ...

I guess you should share your superior knowledge with the media. They say you're wrong.

According to a Forbes piece in 2013, Jones’s syndicated radio show, YouTube channel and documentaries netted revenue of about $1.5 million per year in 2010 “enough to support a staff of 15 and enable him to buy an $800,000 house and 7,600 square foot studio.”

But in Texas, at a pretrial hearing this month, Jones’s attorney said Jones is “playing a character. He is a performance artist.” Another attorney described Jones’s work as “humor” and “sarcasm,” reported Uistin American-Statesman reporter Jonathan Tilove, who tweeted from the trial.

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