Well, I Certainly Hope He’s Only Pro-White After Labor Day
Anna Zubkova is running for probate judge in Connecticut. I generally don’t hold married couples responsible for each other’s behavior, but there are exceptions. This is probably one.
Her husband of 17 years, Rob, has a blog were he expresses some strong views on race and white pride. I mean, strong. And he’s been to a couple of neo-nazi rallies.
Her defense?
“He did not have those views when we married, but acquired them after,” Zubkova told the paper. “What am I supposed to do? Divorce him? It’s not unusual for husbands and wives to have different views.”
Anna, Honey, I do not blame you for his views. I do, however, question your judgement and your ability to lead, negotiate, and be a damn judge.
“I am pro-white, because so much out there is anti-white,” Freeman wrote.
You need to let him get out more often, Anna. Buy him a teevee and let him look at congress.
Thanks to everybody for the heads up.
And in deep red Tennessee,wingnut voters overwhelmingly rejected former SNL blonde bimbo Victoria Jackson for lowly county commissioner and it wasn’t even close. My heart soars.
1Ah, the good ‘ol white race supremacists expounding based upon their expertise of superiority.
2Well, I think I might be able to buy into their profound, enlightened insight if they can show or answer this basic question with reason, evidence:
Tell me, Mr. Freeman, how, before you were born, you were able to choose your race, parents, time and place of birth, IQ, physical health and attraction and talents? My ex, a nurse, takes care of those who were born little more than living vegetables; ie, needing 24-7 care until they die usually young. Please tell me how these people managed to beat you to this choice.
It appears to me that whatever a person comes into this world with is given, not earned, and the only choice any of us have is what to do with what we are given and that is all. So much for the “self-made man” BS.
When stymied and words fail:
http://0.tqn.com/d/politicalhumor/1/0/-/g/bush_connecticut_welcome.jpg
3Anna,, honey, you got a problem. What in the world has he been doing while you were busy not noticing his views changing radically? Or maybe it’s a mid-life crisis thing. Maybe you and he need to buy matching bright red motor scooters and zip around the country together. The wind would blow some of that (bad word bad word) out of his brain, and maybe he’d feel more noticed.
4Not so unusual. There are some ground rules, though. The off the rails spouse has to promise not to do anything that will get him jailed such as participate in neo-Nazi rallies waving a swastika banner, etc. Also must have his own bail money and not pester his spouse about getting him out of jail, a lawyer, and all that kinda thing. He must also not bring his off the rails thinking before the children. Its going to be hard enough on them when their little friends at school find out, let alone the teachers. And in another entirely different set of ground rules, the on the rails spouse must have on speed dial the number of a psychiatrist who can get this guy admitted immediately to a good strong facility. Simple, ain’t it?
5Hope he doesn’t dress up in a white robe and hood. The candidate for judge would have some ‘splainin’ to do. (unless she thinks dressing up in a black robe evens things out)
6Maggie, very practical advice. Probably applies to other scenarios too.
7Hmmm. So, he wasn’t like this when she married him.
8I don’t know, if my partner gradually became a neo-nazi loving racist; I’m thinking thats not a smell I could stomach next to me at night. But thats just me.
It’s not unusual for husband and wife to have different views, but if one of them has been replaced by a racist moron, it may be time for the other one to change the locks. Sorry, but it does reflect on someone running for office, especially for judge, where you on your own make a real big difference in people’s lives. I assume you have to listen to his garbage at home day in and day out, and that can have an influence even if you don’t think it does.
9“What am I supposed to do, divorce him?”
Well, yes, Anna, that is what you are supposed to do when your spouse becomes a hate-filled sac of puss.
But at the very least, DON’T RUN FOR PUBLIC OFFICE. At least not as a Democrat. Because you know that sh … stuff is going to come out. And while that is acceptable in GOP circles — admired even — it doesn’t work in the Dem political tent.
10@Mark Johnson … Love your comment!!
11“What am I supposed to do, divorce him?” . No!!! Wait till he goes to sleep, tie him to the bed and then beat the hell out of him with a sock filled with rolls of quarters. Tell him that will continue every night for the rest of his life. Welcome to the life experience for many of the non-whites for the past three hundred years.
12I see a lot of merit in Mark Johnson’s comment, but also in Sharon’s. Perhaps she could beat him nightly until the divorce is final?
13@Sharon:
14Years ago, as a late teen, my oldest brother came home drunker than Cooter Brown early one morning. My Mom counseled him. Told him to never get that drunk again etc etc. My Dad didnt chime in until later cause he was off in San Diego protecting the American way of life. So big bro must have figured he’d push the envelope with Mom. He came in drunk again. He passed out between the front porch and his room, Mom paid no attention. At about 5am Mom awakened. Finding her oldest angel, she proceeded to roll him into a bed sheet. The she sewed the bed sheet up. When he started waking up an hour or so later. She started her professional Mom guilt trip followed by an anti-drunkeness rant. Knowing how kids have learning differences she decided big bro was a tactile learner. To help him recollect this lesson, she took a broom handle and beat him with it. Not violently. Lovingly. When he passed a few years ago, I’d bet you he never got snot slinging commode hugging drunk again. And I’d bet the lumps on his head and shoulders were still there.
Micr, that is a disturbing comment.
My guess is that he did get that “snot slinging commode hugging drunk again” if only to try to forget the abuse he suffered at the hands of his mother.
I mean, DAMN, that is one seriously hateful woman. I’m guessing that she had Jesus(tm) on her side.
She beat him so badly that he suffered permanent damage (lumps on his head and shoulders [that] were still there [when he died decades later].
Seriously hateful woman.
Just reading your comment makes me want to drink enough to get snot-slinging drunk.
DAMN. That stuff aint right.
15And yes, Micr, I know you were being hyperbolic about the lumps and all.
But you seemed to revel in that thought. Which is disturbing.
Perhaps that abusive apple didn’t fall far from the broom handle wielding tree.
People, this IS NOT good parenting.
You can’t beat someone “not violently” but “lovingly.” Beating someone is by definition violent. And never loving.
16Yeah, but I love the “sewed him into a bedsheet” part. Maybe she could have just left him like that until he apologized and promised not to do it again??
17Here is Rob Freeman’s website: http://mindweaponsinragnarok.com/2014/08/07/6113/ He posts a caricature of a black man (straight out of the 1850’s) which says “…Around Blacks…Never Relax”. Today I read one of the stories about him where he told their daughter one day at the playground to stay away from a black child. Divorce him? I don’t know what to tell her except I know I couldn’t stay with a racist man because I couldn’t stand to be near him, and not least of all because he was poisoning our daughter with his views.
18Divorce him? Hell I disowned my own parents for the same crap. They never got to see their only grandchild because of their racist and hateful behavior. I had to put up with it and came out fine but no way was I going to expose my innocent child to that vileness.
19I sincerely hope their child grows up like me and not her sickening father.
Thanks for the link Rosemary.
Yes, she should divorce him, to keep her daughter from that crazy mindset.
One posting I did see gives me some hope. People who previously supported her candidacy no longer want to have anything to do with either one of them….. her or him.
Words do have consequences. Freedom of Speech…. and all that…….
Freedom of Association…..and..all that, too.
20You know what? My last husband DID have those views before we were married. He just never intended to tell me about them, until someone else recognized him from back in the day. Just like those uniformed Nazis in “Blues Brothers”. It was the first real crack in the wall. This is a really important subject for couples to discuss, especially when one of them holds a life-and-death decision-making position concerning other people.
21What a bunch of Amazonian wildcats. If only we could import and impart some of that feral ferocity into spineless Dems who would fight back against wingnut attacks. Yo Boner,you say boo,I scratch yer eyes out.
22Doing some research on divorcing someone like this, it ain’t gonna be a picnic. As bad as this guy is, he could still sue in divorce court for custody of the child and actually succeed!!
So I wouldn’t sell the wife short when she remarks if she should divorce him. I think she knows what the odds are in her local area in divorce court.
Sometimes nothing is simple.
23@maggie. Also, if she has an income and he doesn’t, he can/ will get alimony and child support (if he gets custody). And more than likely the court will divide family assets 50/50. Can you say, sell the family home… At best, no stable environment for any minor kids.
If she really believes in democratic principles……feel real sorry for her. If she is a closet rightie, then do us all a favor and follow Mark’s advice and switch party affiliations.
24On some level, I don’t buy the “difference of opinion” statement. Extreme racism is, well, pretty extreme. It is more than just an “opinion.” That much hate is a fundamental part of a person.
I get that you can love someone even though they do and believe horrible things (I do have family). But that doesn’t mean you want to be around them. And you especially don’t want your children around them.
Which makes me question whether or not they actually have “a difference of opinion” on these matters.
My guess is that she agrees with him, but is just smart enough to keep her mouth shut.
25Glad somebodies thought of actions having consequences. Bless all their hearts.
26Marie Antoinette was pro cake because there was so much out there that was anti cake.
27FWIW: If you feel like you should get to treat others badly, because of … something, it ISN’T the same as losing rights when you no longer are able to. The idea of everyone being treated well SHOULDN’T be repulsive.
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