Ladies and gentleman, stick your nose under the tent and witness a bizarre fun house world. Why, inside anything is possible. Corey Feldman may be talented, Ed Schultz smart, and the CW televising shows for the thinking man.
Please cast your eyes on the exhibit of the stupidest things ever said in the history of television. To understand just how stupid a statement has to be to get on this list, nobody from the cast of The View even got an honorable mention. Yeah, that stupid.
Yes, sometimes someone says something so stupid that it actually has been known to make viewers brain cells cry. When faced with such a black hole of reason, a smattering of IQ points have been known to crawl out of ears and gone off to find a Dolph Lundgren double feature, never to be seen again. Step right up and watch CBS's Nancy Giles beclown herself by saying...wait for it... that the reason white people are "trying to eliminate all these abortions" is "to build up the race."
Are you o.k.? I know that's a lot to take in. You need smelling salts? Reportedly the blunt force trauma of this stupidity was so severe that a nearby MENSA convention began arguing over Jar Jar Binks. Oh wait, that actually happens all the time.
I'll talk you through this. It's kinda' like I'm talking you through diffusing a bomb. So let's me and you cut through these wires. Real slow like.
So, according to Giles, racists who used to dehumanize and do violence to black people are now cleverly trying to humanize and save black babies because...this is where my neurons get tired and want to take a nap because that's what my neurons do when faced with George Clooney levels of stupidity.
Here's a few facts that will serve as a life raft in this sea of insanity. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, black women account for about 36 percent of the country's reported abortions, even though blacks are less than 13 percent of the population.
I think that even pro-lifers can figure that out that if you secretly hated black people and wanted them to disappear, you should encourage abortion. You with me?
Left unquestioned by CBS' resident genius racist radar were the likes of Planned Parenthood which has 78% of their clinics in minority communities.
Or what about the comments of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Vader Ginsburg who said she thought that legalized abortion would be just perfect for limiting "populations that we don't want to have too many of." Hmmm. I'm baffled. Who do you think she was talking about? Rich white people like herself? Probably not.
So let it be known that from this day forward Nancy Giles has declared war on sanity.
But what makes this moment even more amazing is that the four people she was speaking with didn't react with a sudden onslaught of exploding brain disease. Not only did the host Melissa Harris-Perry survive the bombardment of babble, she got on her pom-poms and cheered it on, saying, ”There’s always eugenics associated with these questions.”
And Giles added, ”How creepy, right?”
What? Normal people need a translator at this point because Giles and Perry seem to be communicating on a level that nobody outside MSNBC can understand. This level of ludicrousness is so rarely heard that I'll try to put it in a way that's understandable. Giles was like the mad scientist who created an abomination that if released into the population would destroy everything. Melissa Harris-Perry just opened the lab door and gave it a map to Tokyo.
Now, later, when people started pointing and laughing at Giles, she tweeted that she was joking and gave one of those I'm sorry if you're offended apologies. This might be a record of sorts because of Giles' ability to fit two untruths in a twitter statement of 140 characters or less. Because she wasn't actually apologizing and she wasn't actually joking.
I've heard that Bob Saget and Carrot Top are considering lawsuits because they thought jokes that aren't remotely funny were their areas of expertise. Everyone else was just considering suing for damages.
The thing is that not only is Giles accusing pro-lifers of the worst kind of evil, she's also saying they're the stupidest villains since the guy who called the cops because his drug dealer shortchanged him. On the strength of these comments alone, she'll likely be offered a prime-time slot on MSNBC. At least there she can't hurt anybody.



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One confused woman! She was describing the promoters of abortion, who target the babies of blacks, continuing in the footsteps of their Nazi eugenics predecessors.
I agree - it was one of the most ‘uninformed’ (to put it PC-ly) comments ever said! Does this woman even know the origins of Planned Parenthood? Apparently not, because she’s got the whole ‘white people wanna build themselves up’ argument totally upside down. And yes, no one on the panel bothered to correct her - or were equally ignorant as her. (Ha, ha, ha, they even beat those women on ‘The View’ for stupidity!) God have mercy on them!
Well, she’s on the right track but just got the conclusion backwards.Hey, any mention of eugenics on network TV might lead folks to look the word up on google & learn something.
Stop being a dumb !@#$%.
You are perhaps the dumbest person on this planet.
It’s a plan to turn the strongest intellectual pro life argument into confusion. These people are cunning. They cannot deny the eugenics angle, so instead they are going to create all sorts of smoke so the facts are distorted and the prolife cause looks like the real bad guy.
JJ,
Nancy Giles isn’t reading this thread.
Actually, the CW does produce at least one show for the thinking-man: “Supernatural,” which addresses the subject of how we are to act in a universe where evil is tangible, but God—while He exists—is conspicuously absent. What does the virtuous man do in such a world? What are his obligations to his family, his neighbors, and perfect strangers? What role does Man have in a war between Heaven and Hell? And what do the Angels fight for, once God has left the building? Does positing the absence of God really solve the problem of evil, or does it just make that problem more naturalistic rather than philosophical?
Oh, and Bob Saget can actually be quite funny. Unfortunately, though, it’s also when he is being very, very filthy. You’re spot-on about Carrot Top, though.
I have no more difficulty understanding her logic(?) than I do understanding the logic(?) of Catholic democrats who justified voting for the evil man in the White House.
Great article. Well done.
Thank you, Matthew, for just telling it like it is!
Nancy Giles knows all the whites (and blacks and whatever) people promoting abortion are trying to tear down the black race, eh?
Has CBS fired that daughter of Margaret Sanger yet?
maybe even the stupidest things ever said…ever. let’s not limit this to television. of course, our liberal friends on MSNBC/CBS etc give us a long queue of stupidity runner-ups almost daily.
Attentively impactful article, but your snark ones made it hard to read and harder to understand what your point was. I think a cogent argument exists under the rubble of your article. I suggest you make it..it’s an important point!!
This guy needs a good editor. Grammar, apostrophes…
Funhouse is one word. Check your punctuation, as well.
Evil will always tell you what it is doing or going to do. Those who have eyes to see will recognize the message.
Unfortunately, minorities will hear this and believe it. They (in general of course) do not use alternative media, so they don’t know the truth. My college students, nearly all first generation immigrants from Mexico voted for Obama because ‘Romney hates minorities and he wants us all dead.” They got that from the mainstream media and it worked.
priest’s wife ,
I watch Univision(Spanish language network) occasionally & it’s interesting to see which news items are chosen to air.I think it’s owned by NBC or another US network.
Victor…you are exactly right:
“Actually, the CW does produce at least one show for the thinking-man: “Supernatural,” which addresses the subject of how we are to act in a universe where evil is tangible…” Giles, on the other hand has never even HAD a thought.
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