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Mayor Nagin saying it all:



Achileez

NO has historically been a mixed-race city. I don't see "whitey not welcome" there. But then, I'm not looking for it.

He also said in the same speech that black people need to start taking better care of each other and fix their own problems. Of course that's not as much fun to point accusatory fingers at.

Good point.

F[/b]ucking bullsh[b]it.

Try taking out African American and black of the speech and putting in white into it and watch the country erupt into utter chaos.

Someone needs to raise a huge stink about that crap. Any white mayor would have lost his job and been in jail for it.

You wanna know why racism exists? Because the "victims" propogate it as much as the aggressors.

Hehe. Racism by pwrful (sic) black man begets racism by white teenage nerds in suburbs. THAT is the way life should be.

What we need is a tea party...

Besides. I don't have time to get involved, only time to *****. You should know this about all of us by now.

I was just proud of myself for typing a response, that took effort.

Jophed,



The movement is self perpetuating. Could you imagine having access to this information back in the 80's or early 90's? It never would have seen the light of day. Thank God for the net. No longer can the democrat liberals hide behind a compliant media.

Achileez

Who'll bring the crumpets?

What the fu[i][/i]ck is a crumpet anyway? Is that like a crouton?

left out where he said:


while we're on it, I heard that on MLK Day Hillary Clinton while in Harlem said to a bunch of black people:


word up

For your amusement



She was taking a shot at republicans as well as using it as a metaphor.

Stating that the way slaves were treated is half-way equivalent of how the Dem's are currently being treated...

Just a thought.

Well, she made that statement to a crowd of black Americans in Harlem, to wild applause. Maybe they DO know what she's talking about.

Point taken. Still a horrible choice of words.

I think Ms. Clinton's statement was poorly made but then she's not up for re-election in Illinois.

Which comes down to the crux of it. There's two groups who have a claim to be offended by the remarks:
(A) The Republicans who are being compared to plantation/slave owners
(B) African-Americans with whatever nominal claim to slave ancestry who feel their great*-grandparents' plight is being belittled.

Likely, Ms. Clinton doesn'y give a wet sack about (A) and the folks from (B) seemed to largely receive the comment well. And it's the (B) folks who she hopes will be casting ballots. *I* think it was a stupid thing to say but, again, I'm not part of the New York voting public. Should she decide to run for the White House, the race will be so ridiclously divided anyway that this won't be anything more than a way for Limbaugh and O'Reilly to waste an extra half-hour declaring the downfall of the Left and proof of liberal hypocrisy.