Sorry Tellner not being funny but I don't understand some of your references. I've put them in bold. It's a language thing as well as not knowing American legislation......
I'll give it a shot:
RNC Talking Points.. :
RNC = "Republican National Committee", or the 'central command' of the more conservative of the two main US political parties. RNC Talking Points are then standard phrases repeated often to drum up emotional suport and outrage from the rank-n-file on the right-side of the political spectrum.
Limbots,
Freepers and
Gilded Age Let 'Em Eat Cakers. : Assorted derogatory names for anyone on the right of the US political spectrum, based on stereotypes and
DNC Talking Points (see above, only turned to the left). 'Limbots' is a moniker taken from the Patron-Saint of Conservative talk radio,
Rush Limbaugh, and modified to sound more like 'robot' (i.e., an insult steeped in arrogance, implying that only someone fully programmed and indoctrinated would agree with Limbaugh's positions, because, "If they could think for themselves, then they would think just like me instead.") "
Let 'em eat cakers" refers to the famous quote attributed to Maria Antoinette, and is a naked emotional play to the stereotype of conservatives as cold, heartless, and not caring about the poor (as opposed to American Liberals, who believe the way to help the poor is to tax small businesses out of existence so there will be more poor people to vote for their programs). 'Freepers' refers to members of the conservative/activist Internet free-for-all forum called "
Free Republic".
EEOC anti-discrimination regulations : The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is a US Government agency that works to assure equal access to job and promotion opportunities, so no one is locked out or held back from advancement based on their race, ethnicity, religion, or gender. If you suspect your employer of such practices, these are the guys you complain to. Among the many useful services the EEOC provides is to
require all employers to post a notice on the wall at work that it is against the law to discriminate on the basis of race, ethnicity, religion, or gender.
Juneteenth : In 1865, word traveled slowly to many rural areas about the end of the US Civil War and the resulting end of slavery in all US states and territories. Usually held June 19, 'Juneteenth' is a celebration of the approximate date when the word of emancipation reached the last group of African slaves held in the US, somewhere near Galveston, Texas. It is honored as a celebration of freedom and hope (when the promise of freedom became a reality in practice), and often tied into celebrations of the African-American family. Although not an official US Government holiday, Juneteenth is currently recognized in 29 US states and the District of Columbia.
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