He might be Republican: North Korea unleashes racist slurs against Obama

[riqster]

http://news.yahoo.com/north-korea-unleashes-racist-slurs-against-obama-102016281.html

Snip:

Pyongyang's tone has grown angrier in recent weeks as it threatens to conduct a fourth nuclear test.

In a lengthy May 2 dispatch released only in Korean, Pyongyang's Korean Central News Agency published comments from a factory worker who said Obama has the "shape of a monkey" and made many other crude insults.

"It would be better for him to live with other monkeys at a wild animal park in Africa ... and licking bread crumbs thrown by onlookers," worker Kang Hyok at Chollima Steel Complex was quoted as saying.

Sounds like a Teapublican to me!

[Arkana]

1. Can't wait to see the Freep thread where they agree with North Korea.

[ProudToBeBlueInRhody]

4. Can't wait until some "liberals" here proclaim this is all propaganda. (n/t)

[otohara]

5. What Would You Call It?

sounds like hate speech to me, but it is NK and they are big on the propaganda circuit.

[ProudToBeBlueInRhody]

10. There is a segment here that claims any negative story about NK via the Western media is a lie.

But I see what you meant about the NK story itself.

[wandy]

6. Some right wing forums are already lapping it up............

With a little help from their propaganda ministers.

Had the four authors bothered to check, any one of Obama’s various birth certificates would prove he is not a juvenile.
While most are viewing this as a purely racist rant by Kim Jong-un, they could be drawing the same errant conclusions that the left in America makes when conservatives voice their disagreement with Obama’s destruction of our nation. Obama thrives on the sympathy generated by being a “victim.”

http://gopthedailydose.com/2014/05/09/north-korea-calls-obama-wicked-black-monkey/

The depths that hatred will sink a human.

[L0oniX]

2. Wonderful ...the GOP has a new partner and friend.

[liberal N proud]

3. The republicans have a lot in common with North Korea

[AlinPA]

7. Don't be surprised if the GOP starts using these kinds of statements in their campaign ads.

[riqster]

8. "Starts"?

They have used such speech elsewhere, and on a fair few occasions.

[AlinPA]

9. I'm looking for some of their front-line candidates (Paul, Cruz, Perry, and and the rest) to copy

that language.