Yeah, according to Al Sharpton, who appeared on Bill O’Reilly last night to talk about the alleged use of the N-word and spitting at the recent healthcare protests by the Tea Party and other opponents of this healthcare reform bill. As O’Reilly reminds the race pimp, Al Sharpton, you cannot paint an entire philosophy or group based on the alleged acts of a few loons. Here’s a partial transcript:

SHARPTON: Yes. But there is a difference in what Pitts is saying and in those that are talking about violence. I think what Pitts is saying and some of The New York Times writers are saying is that there is a racial component where people talk about take back our country. Who is our? You can’t deny…

O’REILLY: Well, our is them.

SHARPTON: Bill, you cannot deny there are some racial components in this.

O’REILLY: Hold it. Hold it.

SHARPTON: Does that make everybody a Tea Party racist? I don’t think…

O’REILLY: I am going to deny that. Here is what I’m going to deny. I’m going to deny that the Tea Party platform, the movement itself is based on race at all. It isn’t. What happens is, in any organization, including your own, you have nuts. You have loons. People who take it way too far who may be racist themselves. You cannot demonize any organization by the actions of a few in a demonstration. That’s insane.

They keep referring to Pitts, author Leonard Pitts, who penned an op-ed in The Miami Herald over the weekend saying any opposition of the healthcare reform was based solely in racism. So now we find out from Sharpton that saying “OUR country” is the new racist term.

Give it up, will ya Al?