Orcinus - Oprah the Nazi??

What a bizarre point of view this guy has...obviously there's a lot he
doesn't grasp about Nazis, Oprah, politics, television, racism...the
world?!

This is a bit tough to wade through, however...is this
a transcription of Suits' actual on-air words? Could you make more
clear where your words come in vs. the transcription? What is Orcinus?

A little clarification of those points will make your post here just that much stronger. Take a look and let me know if you have any questions.

Katlin, I've improved the linkage and added the audio of the show from the links provided.  This is not ignorance, he knew exactly what he was doing and calling Ms. Winfrey of all people a Nazi is patently using racism and Judeophobia as a tactic to demonise Mr. Obama as a democratic presidential contender.  Since the radical Islamic "madrassa" lie did not hold up to the light of day, using code words like "Nazi" have weight, even if they are intentionally misused.  The right has a long history of using such accusations to quell serious debate.  Oprah is perhaps one of the most pro-Europocentric Africans in American media.  To accuse her of Nazism is not only a bold lie, but shows how swift an African in this country, any African, can lose their acceptability within the White mainstream if they show even an ounce of community support.  There is absolutely no direct evidence of Ms. Winfrey's intention on supportting Obama on the basis of a shared racial identity.  She choose her candidate and he just happens to be African as well.  If Jewish celebs throw their support behind Jewish politicians, are they in turn accused of supporting only "their own"?  To suggest that invites wildly reactionary accusations of Judeophobia and support for anti-Jewish policies.  His remarks were out of line and to suggest otherwise suggests sympathy for vicious manipulation of historical American racial paradigms.

I was called a Nazi by two passerbys when I was smoking a fine Monte Cristo cigar while walking on a Vancouver street corner, guess passerbys with their Starbucks Tofu Lattes firmly clutched in a Death Like Grip  took exception that  Fidel Castro, though a  Commie makes on fine cigar. I was surprised they didn't call me a Commie.    Of course once being called a Nazi and much to the horror of my girlfriend I  "GooseStepped" off the curb in my best Monty Python John Cleese impersonation.  Granted their were stares, but hey, people today use "Nazi" so loosely that eventually it will one day hopefully lose all meaning, for instance Seinfield's Hilarious "Soup Nazi" sketch and Jerry's inability to stay away from his soups, stating to his friends, that this is the price of living in a "Nazi Regime" .