92 Replies to “The Children Are Our Future”

  1. “Can I axe you a question”…..I guess her baby momma was exploited in school.

  2. This is where Affirmative Action has lead America.
    Look at all the white working slaves getting kicked around by the racist little black girl. The fact that most of them were afraid to not give her the time to publicly humiliate them, tells volumes of how far the country has reversed course towards the third world.
    Could you imagine a little white boy going into a black community and racially belittling grown blacks?

  3. Sad to see a child being exploited so badly.
    There should be laws against ruining a kids life at such an early age.

  4. “Have you exploited anyone today?”
    No, but I didn’t have a little girl handy like your mommy does.

  5. Kid: Who have you exploited today?
    Adult: I worked and paid taxes so yo momma could get welfare and have 11 kids from 11 different fathers.

  6. I feel sick. Who exploited that kid? That’s the real problem. Let’s axe THEM a few questions.

  7. I LOL’d at this. I don’t think it was meant to be serious. This is a description I found of mrctv which is shown on the splash screen.
    “MRCTV is a fantastic new video sharing site for right-minded Americans. With channels like NewsBusters, Liberals Behaving Badly, CNSNews.com, and The Hollywood Channel, MRCTV.org will quickly become your go-to place to view the latest videos, and an excellent place to post your own videos. Several prominent conservative websites and blogs have already signed on to use MRCTV to host their videos instead of YouTube.”

  8. Jethro >
    Again, imagine a little white boy going into a black neighbourhood and asking black adult males “stereotypical” belittling black community questions.
    You would have the NAACP, Sharpton, Jackson, Oprah and congressional hearings all over it!
    If the guise of comedy is supposed to be a defence, there would still be black face stage plays around today with no questions asked.

  9. “MRCTV is a fantastic new video sharing site for right-minded Americans.”
    ~Jethro
    If so, then why is the girl asking such insulting questions, based on nasty and false premises, of people who obviously have a job to go to instead of the OWS beggars and lay abouts?
    “The guys she “interviewed” weren’t upset, so why should we be?”
    ~Zog
    Do you think that the people who were upset were edited out?
    Maybe?

  10. Jethro — that’s the hosting site.
    Beat Kidz is a bit they do on Wonder Showzen, which is a pretty crap show on MTV full of smug famous hipsters trying to out hipster themselves.

  11. Gee, I’d love to get Little Miss No-Class Sassie in my class: “No more ‘axe’ for you, young lady!”—in more ways than one.
    Nix on the soft racism of lower expectations.

  12. Guys & dolls! Relax! Are you so wound up that you can’t recognise satire anymore? I think that little girl did a great job showing exactly how ‘childish’ the protests and left-lib media are when covering these ‘issues’.
    Step back people, take a little perspective and enjoy the delicious taste of irony.

  13. OZ >
    Oz – “Do you think that the people who were upset were edited out?
    Maybe?”
    That’s one very good possibility. Another is that some of them may have been Liberals trying to racially patronize the little “black” girl to delusionally disprove any personal racism as Liberals do.
    Yet another is that they were normal working white people afraid to publicly show anything but reverence towards the little black girl or risk persecutions, possibly inciting racial rioting etcetera…
    The end fact is that even a little black girl in today’s liberal Obambamerica welds great power over white people, for a variety of reasons through a variety of means.

  14. “Guys & dolls! Relax! Are you so wound up that you can’t recognise satire anymore?”
    ~Jan in Alberta
    “When did you sell your conscience?” at 1:04 or “Your money doesn’t make you better than me!” at 1:13 and “Can you justify capitalism in 3 words or less?” at 1:18.
    Satire?
    Not bloidy likely.

  15. Jan in Alberta >
    Again, when did satire become a defence for racism? How many white comedians have paid the price for “satirical” comedy directed against the black community?
    Alberta has been somewhat insulated from this Liberal racist double standard and ethnic/ racial grab for power in the past. It’s quickly coming our way as it has in most of the industrialized world. It’s time to take a stand and speak out against it while you still can with the limited free speech the AHRC still begrudgingly allows.

  16. O.M.G.
    Can you imagine a “cute” little white girl going up to a bunch of black guys and “axing” them, “Who did you fu** today?”
    There’d be hell to pay. But this little piccaninny can get away with her schtick ’cause she’s a member of a visible minority, dontcha know?
    There’s nothing cute about this, RFB. And, Jan in Alberta, what you talkin’ ’bout, honey? This ain’t no satire. It’s brazen exploitation of both the kid and the guys she accosts. (I’d like to know who’s behind the camera …)
    ( My spell check doesn’t like “piccaninny” but doesn’t give an alternative spelling, just “Piccadilly”; ha! Wiki, however, is OK with piccaninny the way I spelled it.)

  17. Oh, for pity’s sake..
    I’m with Jethro and Jan on this one. This is satire, pure and simple, with that little girl doubtless told to mug shamelessly, which she did very well. I laughed throughout, and if she came up to me in NYC, I’d buy her an egg cream.

  18. Some people just cannot get their heads around propaganda when it looks them in the eyes.
    There are simply too many examples in history to list of people sleeping at the wheel as their society is “changed” to their detriment.
    Those that simply view this as innocent satire are most definitely asleep at the wheel. Not an unusual shortcoming, you’re in good company, history is filled with the failures of those who miss the point or laugh off the bigger picture.

  19. KevinB, Jethro, Jan etc. – of course it’s satire, and very well done, too. (To those of you who don’t realize it’s satire, you need to learn to watch things more critically. I’m sorry, but come on.) The little girl is so awesome.
    I hate it when people of any political stripe drag kids to demos. Exploitative, maudlin, and just basically cr@p. If you need to wave your innocent babies around in public, complete with stupid signs, trying to make a point, then as far as I’m concerned you’ve given into hysteria and acceded that your talking points are fit only for children.

  20. This is vicious agitprop in its purest form.
    It happens to be perfectly effective in vilifying free enterprise.
    This is part of the Soros sponsored campaign in favour of redistributionist elites, and their acolytes. Strategic positioning for 2012, prepping the masses, framing the message.
    For the ultimate battle to come is the reelection at all costs of dear non-leader.

  21. Future CBC reporter … if Harper continues to fund them for $1.2 Billion a year.
    Sad that CBC will still be around when she would be able to apply for a job … [American reporter.]

  22. It’s adult satire, delivered by a kid who doesn’t know the first meaning of the work.
    Of course the question is silly, but disturbing too. As we see, far too many people on the left hand side of the world honestly believe that people with wealth, got that way only by exploitation.
    That’s the union way of thinking

  23. People who use children this way can talk about exploitation? Jeez, let the kid be a kid for pete’s sake.

  24. It may just be the editing, but the kids seems fairly sharp.
    Of course, leftism reaches it’s intellectual pinnacle at the eight year old thought level so maybe that’s it.

  25. It’s about Leftist adults using this kid as a human shield to get her to do what they themselves would get punched in the face doing.
    Walking up to unknown businessmen on the street, armed with a kid/microphone/camera, and asking “When did you sell your conscience?” is satire?
    To those who imagine this is satire, who are they satirizing and why isn’t the kid dressed up like the people you claim are being satirized?

  26. BATB
    I think your spell-check didn’t recognize piccaninny because I have always been taught that picaninny is spelled with one C. I may be wrong of course but I did have good teachers during my childhood.I believe the word refers to children picking “ninnies” (lice) out of their hair.
    In any event it is a cute word for little Negro children.

  27. Dick, Wiki said that piccaninny can be spelled a number of ways and that it comes from the word “small” in Portuguese and Creole English:
    It is a pidgin word form, which may be derived from the Portuguese pequenino (an affectionate term derived from pequeno, “little”). In the Creole English of Surinam the word for a child is pikin ningre (li. “small negro”).
    Not only did this young girl accuse white men of “exploiting,” she also handed them towels with which to wipe the blood off their hands. I somehow think she didn’t write her own script — and would love to know who did.

  28. Pickaninny (also pickaninnie) is a Pidgin word form derived from the Portuguese pequenino (“little”) via Lingua franca. According to one hypothesis, pidgin has the same etymology.
    So first part ‘peque'(little) and second part ‘nino‘(boy) or ‘nina‘(girl) are the roots of this compound word which evolved into pickaninnie.
    Some people consider it racist, but *yawn* isn’t everything these days?

  29. I agree, Oz, that, as you say, “some people consider it [piccaninny] racist,” just like I consider this little girl’s antics to be racist in the extreme. We Whiteys, however, are supposed to go along with this little black girl’s racist swipes because, well, because we’re white, we are exploiters, and we have blood on our hands.
    Hmmm … ‘anything terribly wrong with this picture?

  30. Years back I was in a seminar with a woman who had confused “picayune” with picaninny. She’d say stuff like, “Oh, that’s just a picaninny point, it’s not important…”
    Didn’t bother me, but I always wondered if she figured it out before she used it at the wrong time.

  31. By the way, batb, my mother used to call me a picaninnie when I was a little boy and sing:
    -Goooo to sleep, my little picaninnie…
    momma’s gonna swat ya if ya donnnn’t!-
    My family are all white, I never met anyone who wasn’t white until I was 13 years old.
    (saw some on TV but it didn’t register that they were different…)

  32. Jan in Alberta and company: 0.
    batb and company: 1.
    “Exploitation” and “wipe the blood off on your hands”—at first (silly me) I actually wondered how that man had cut himself!—are extreme, and meant to be, insults.
    Satire? No way.

  33. P.S. The rudeness and overt racism displayed by this poor, exploited child would be like me “axing” my black students why they talk funny, have ridiculous names, and don’t know who their fathers are—just for a start . . .
    Would that be satire? Would that be funny? (I’d probably be fired.)
    I believe that such questions would be the reflection of more truth than that demonstrated by the questions of this little girl. But she gets away with it because she’s a member of a “protected” minority. The men, whom her puppets were exploiting, didn’t dare push back.
    Political correctness is demeaning and dangerous—just for a start.

  34. A brat, like a rose, is a brat; no matter the race, color or creed. She blew on her klenex tissue before she handed it to men to ‘wipe the blood off’. That child is a rude, nasty piece of work and she should not be encouraged with applause, IMO.

  35. That was plain and simply hilarious! Serious? Not too likely given it was produced by Breitbart.
    Quit your damn whining!

  36. Do not write these children off yet. When I was in the USAF serving in Vietnam I met a MSGT who was in Hitler’s Youth Core and because he was an orphan,was adopted into an American family after WWII. His job in VN was Commando Vault, meaning to drop 10K bombs to make chopper LZS in raw jungle. A fine NCO and person

  37. Some of these guys should try and sue the little black girl (or her handlers) for defamation of character. Wonder if that would get some attention on the blatant and overt racism against white males in mainstream USA today?

  38. Not too likely given it was produced by Breitbart.
    ~CRB
    Yeah, it isn’t likely to be produced by Breitbart TV, which is why it was produced by someone else who put it up on mrcTV instead.
    You don’t think that it was produced by Cjunk or Kate McMillan do you?
    About mrcTV who didn’t produce it either:
    Like SDA I’m fairly sure they allow the Left a voice there too.
    (unlike what you would find if you were a conservative trying to use an overtly Leftwing platform to get your message out, confusion about free speech or just trying to boost usage/linkage like LGF did after 9-11?…your call)

  39. The seeds of the new Bolshevik Revolution firmly planted in the air. Too bad no one asked her where she got the expensive audio and video equipment. Does Obama own a tech company too?
    Those who forget the past are doomed to repeat it.

  40. You see into this what you want to see.
    I see a little girl who has been put in a situation by an adult she trusts to say things that an adult should be asking to adults she doesn’t know about things she doesn’t understand.
    How anybody decides to perceive it is strictly a personal perspective matter and the resultant conversation is a matter of choice. I, personally, decided to turn what could be construed as an attack in and on itself as a caricature of the original messenger thereby removing the potential inflammatory intent of the message.
    As for the adults she ‘interviewed’; they handled themselves with grace, dignity and integrity.

  41. Is it satire or isn’t it?
    Sure gets people talking…. all riled up!
    Another example of the truth/fiction haze.

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