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Why isn& rsquo; t Jon Stewart considered a bigot, when Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity and Bill O& rsquo; Reilly would be tagged as racists if they had done what the comedian did to Herman Cain on his show recently? That& rsquo; s easy. Because Jon Stewart is a liberal and liberals aren& rsquo; t racists. Only conservatives are.

And if you don& rsquo; t believe me, just ask any liberal.

Let& rsquo; s say a white guy goes on television, puts on an exaggerated " Amos & lsquo; n Andy" & ldquo; black voice& rdquo; and proceeds to make fun of a black man whose politics the white guy doesn& rsquo; t like.

Actually, let& rsquo; s say he goes beyond merely making fun of the black man. Let& rsquo; s say he tries to make the black man sound downright stupid. Does that make the white guy a racist? The correct answer is & hellip; it depends.

If the white guy is Rush Limbaugh and the black man is Barack Obama , then of course the white guy is a racist & ndash; according to liberals. But if the white guy is Jon Stewart and the black man is Herman Cain , the conservative businessman seeking the Republican nomination for president, well, then, that& rsquo; s another story. The other night Jon Stewart went on his show, and while he didn& rsquo; t put on blackface makeup and start tap dancing he did put on a & ldquo; black voice& rdquo; and proceeded to mock Mr. Cain in a way that would never be tolerated if a conservative had done it. Yet liberals didn& rsquo; t scream & ldquo; racist& rdquo; the way they do whe. . .

An Australian couple endured a health nightmare after tiny worms with teeth began eating through their bodies, the Herald Sun reported Tuesday citing details revealed in The Medical Journal of . The couple were believed to have become ill after eating a fish - - infected with the gnathostomiasis larvae - - which they caught on a camping holiday in Western Australia.

It was the first time humans have been infected by the parasite in Australia. The report said after the fish was caught in the Calder River near Derby, 1, 485 miles north of Perth; the husband, 52, and wife, 50, pan- fried it over a campfire, but the " duration and thoroughness of cooking" was unclear. Infectious disease physician Andrew Fuller, from Melbourne' s Alfred Hospital, said the worms are 1- 3 mm long and have " sharp little teeth and they can go anywhere they like in the body. " The worms can stay in a human for 15 years, leaving people chronically ill, working their way around the human body until they die or are killed by the immune system. They can make their way into the brain, other organs and the spinal cord. The disease is endemic where foods such as freshwater fish, snakes, frogs, snails and fowl are consumed raw or undercooked, including Southeast Asia and , the Journal article said.

While it did not specify when the case came to light, the article noted the male patient had not had a recurrence of symptoms for six years, nor the woman for five.