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Left would rather call police “racists,” than let them protect African-American communities
NewsReal Blog ^ | August 6, 2009 | David Swindle

Posted on 08/06/2009 6:17:24 PM PDT by HorowitzianConservative

Terry at ConWebWatch took issue with David Horowitz’s appearance on the Glenn Beck Show and my defense of it:

Then, in a July 23 appearance on Glenn Beck’s Fox News show, David Horowitz responded to complaints by Beck’s black crew members about racial profiling by saying: “If he’s on the New Jersey Turnpike or in that area, 70 percent of the drug dealers are black. And who do you think they’re dealing the drugs to? Poor blacks in the — in Newark, in the inner cities there. So the fact that they stopped him — I mean, it’s an inconvenience. I have an inconvenience. I get searched every single time every time I jump a plane — take a plane because I have an artificial hip, but I put up with it.”

David Swindle reiterated and sycophantically defended Horowitz’s remarks in a July 25 post at the (Horowitz-operated) NewsReal blog:

[...]

Are Kessler, Horowitz and Swindle really claiming that racial profiling is not racist? And Horowitz having “black family members” somehow give him a free pass to advocate racial profiling? It appears so.

David Horowitz had a great one-line response to Terry’s inability to even bother engaging our arguments for discussion:

What is it you don’t understand about protecting black people from black predators?

(Excerpt) Read more at newsrealblog.com ...


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KEYWORDS: cops; mrskippy; racialprofiling; racism
Simple concept... or so it should seem.
1 posted on 08/06/2009 6:17:24 PM PDT by HorowitzianConservative
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