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Mover over, Martin Luther King Jr., Harriet Tubman, and Rosa Parks.

To some Twitter users, triple murder suspect Christopher Dorner is what Black History Month is really all about:

Christopher Dorner if you readin this you my nigga, It’s black history month so keep runnin for your freedom BLOOD!

— Young Blood Blood (@OnBloods) February 8, 2013

Dorner chose to do this in Black History Month & this for sure gonna be history!

— February10th. (@Calhounnn) February 8, 2013

Black history month at its finest #dorner

— Diamond League Banx (@DLMGBANX) February 7, 2013

You can put Dorner down in the Black History books!

— SHOWBIZNESS (@RockyMoxiano) February 7, 2013

Praying for CD yea Chris Dorner he made history this black history month

— SHANERRA&LAWRENCE (@blessedchapters) February 8, 2013

Dedicated to an Unexpected Black History Month HERO: Christopher Dorner nblo.gs/I41rO

— IBNN News (@IBNNNEWS) February 8, 2013

Bulletproof love to Chris Dorner. Happy Black History Month

— Xavier D Woods (@LL_Cool_X) February 8, 2013

Related:

Some Twitter users say Christopher Dorner is a real-life ‘Rambo’

Twitter users declare murder suspect Christopher Dorner a ‘modern day,’ ‘real life’ Django

Bloodhounds, SWAT teams continue Christopher Dorner manhunt

Paydirt: Media find connection between alleged cop-killer Chris Dorner and George (H.W.) Bush

Alleged cop killer Christopher Dorner mailed package to CNN’s Anderson Cooper [photos]

MSM covers up Christopher Dorner’s hard-Left political views

Master murder-politicizer Piers Morgan: Don’t politicize Dorner murder spree

Disturbing: Supporters, admirers leap to alleged murderer Christopher Dorner’s defense

Read more: http://twitchy.com/2013/02/08/when-hes-finished-chris-dorners-name-gonna-be-frozen-in-black-history-month-forever/

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President Obama briefly took to the podium this afternoon to talk about how awesome it is that the Senate will be able to limit filibusters of executive and judicial nominees with a simple majority of 51.

http://twitter.com/#!/WhiteHouse/status/403601000113532928

The Founding Fathers would be appalled. They envisioned the United States as a constitutional republic. Our constitution was written to ensure that citizens are not at the mercy of the tyranny of the majority.

http://twitter.com/#!/collegepolitico/status/403604172194336768 http://twitter.com/#!/collegepolitico/status/403605979998072833 http://twitter.com/#!/mackeycold/status/403606999000420354 http://twitter.com/#!/rustyweiss74/status/403603288953995264

Of course, it’s important to keep in mind that President Obama has no intention of heeding the majority’s will if it’s inconvenient for him:

http://twitter.com/#!/AaronWorthing/status/403606638994923520 http://twitter.com/#!/AaronWorthing/status/403606515955015680 http://twitter.com/#!/AaronWorthing/status/403604031421304832 http://twitter.com/#!/BradThor/status/403604555289468928 http://twitter.com/#!/Murf_Five/status/403604857040273408 http://twitter.com/#!/Katiescarlet2/status/403607172589686784 http://twitter.com/#!/jon_jononymous/status/403607277438918656

Hop to it, Mr. President. Do it for the majority.

Read more: http://twitchy.com/2013/11/21/in-tyranny-he-trusts-king-obama-doesnt-understand-how-republics-work/

http://twitter.com/#!/davidsirota/status/333364678690480128

There you go: if you wait long enough, eventually as many Texans will die of workplace accidents as Americans died on 9/11. What possible connection could there be between the two? David Sirota has the answer: Sept. 11 was the result of religious terrorism, while workplace deaths are the result of corporate terrorism, which apparently runs rampant in the absence of government oversight and regulation.

Where did this latest outrage come from? The New York Times implied this week in many, many words what cartoonist Jack Ohman managed to convey in one panel in his ghoulish “Business is booming” cartoon:  Gov. Rick Perry and the GOP don’t care who dies if they can make a buck.

This antiregulatory zeal is an outgrowth of a broader Texas ideology: that government should get out of people’s lives, a deeply held belief throughout the state that touches many aspects of life here, including its gun culture, its Republican-dominated Legislature and its cowboy past and present.

So, would stronger government oversight have prevented that fertilizer plant explosion in West, Texas? The New York Times admits, “It is impossible to know whether tougher regulations would have prevented the disaster near West, especially since investigators remain unsure what sparked the fire that caused the fertilizer to explode.” But, corporate terrorism.

We reacted to 9/11 w/big spending on anti-terrorism regs/enforcement. We react to 9/11 levels of workplace death w/ more deregulation.

— David Sirota (@davidsirota) May 11, 2013

Religious terrorism prompts spending on security/safety. Corporate terrorism prompts budget cuts/dereg & less workplace safety/security.

— David Sirota (@davidsirota) May 11, 2013

Caution: disagreeing with David Sirota is an admission of stupidity and will likely result in a blocking.

@davidsirota For an “objective” look at Texas, you can always count on the Times! We Texans are really scared now!

— Ross Pollack (@Ross_Pollack) May 11, 2013

@ross_pollack facts are inconvenient. When u have some, let us know. Otherwise ur shoot-the-messenger misdirect is an admission of stupidity

— David Sirota (@davidsirota) May 11, 2013

@davidsirota The NYT did not state per capita deaths, which is an inaccurate representation of the situation. Stupid.

— Ross Pollack (@Ross_Pollack) May 12, 2013

@davidsirota would have also liked the author to state the per capita accident rate…

— paul zoric (@PZoric) May 11, 2013

True, the Times report refers only to raw numbers from the second most populous state in America, not percentages, and compares Texas to only one other state, Illinois. What more proof of a direct correlation do you need, stupid?

.@davidsirota You realize, of course, that the “article” you linked is utter bullshit, right? We have fire codes here. Lol.

— MavTwitmo (@TxTruth09) May 11, 2013

@txtruth09 facts are inconvenient. You have none so you deny them. That misdirect is an admission of stupidity.

— David Sirota (@davidsirota) May 11, 2013

I love this response to Texas leading America in workplace death – it is so revealing about the Idiocracy: twitter.com/txtruth09/stat…

— David Sirota (@davidsirota) May 11, 2013

We now pause for a quick reading comprehension break:

@davidsirota That guy was responding to the person who said Texas was worse to live than Mississippi, not to your link about workplace death

— JF (@IMaylinNow) May 12, 2013

Yes, he was.

@davidsirota Perry calls his agenda the “Texas Miracle” because it did the impossible. It created a worse place to live than Mississippi.

— TonyD (@Dogger55) May 11, 2013

.@dogger55 Absolutely ridiculous. Texas is an awesome place to live. @davidsirota

— MavTwitmo (@TxTruth09) May 11, 2013

White privilege apparently includes the right to take people out of context to ridicule them.

Facts: TX leads nation in workplace death. Response from TX GOPer: “But…but…Texas is awesome!” twitter.com/txtruth09/stat…

— David Sirota (@davidsirota) May 11, 2013

Read more: http://twitchy.com/2013/05/11/david-sirota-workplace-deaths-make-texas-ground-zero-of-corporate-terrorism/

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