Black Lives Matter Activist Shaun King: ‘The 4th of July Has Always Been a Sham. Always.’

Breitbart ^ | July 4, 2018 | Joel B. Pollak

[Army Air Corps]

We can always take a collection to send Talcum X to a Black Worker’s Paradise, like Angola.

[Gator113]

Shaun King is a worthless POS.

[lgjhn23]

“...FedEx this asshole to Africa....”

Exactly. Zimbabwe would be a fine choice for a landing spot for this POS.
Actually, ALL these SOBs should be confronted and forced to make a decision: Shut up and live in peace here, OR pack your shite up and GTFO. Go to Zimbabwe and leave the rest of us alone.

[Architect of Avalon]

There is a whole continent of countries that he can move to.

[Paladin2]

Ask Her Majesty’s peon, Tommy Robinson, about Liberty, Freedom and Independence.

[Fireone]

4th of July = sham
Kwaznaa = real
Oh, o.k., I see!

[chief lee runamok]

A glorious display of outright selective, stupendous ignorance.

[TLI]

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[Nifster]

He doesn’t like to be reminded of that. He blocked me on Twitter for doing so

[Paladin2]

Good one.

So it shall be evermore.

[kanawa]

lol...me too.

[Socon-Econ]

Message to angry blacks: If you think the USA is no good, try living in Africa.

[kanawa]

He got me booted from Twitter for 24 hours.

Ran into him on Felicia Day’s Twitter feed,
and asked him, “Say aren’t you the fake Negro guy?”

[HiTech RedNeck]

Classic context-omission.

What was Douglas protesting? Of course, the chattel slavery institution.

Now, American blacks are not shackled to labor masters, but they are widely shackled to idleness masters.

[MuttTheHoople]

Sez Talcum X.

[boycott]

No one is making his half black (or 1/4 - 1/8) ass stay here.

[A_Former_Democrat]

WHITE On, “Brutha”

Keep speakin’ the Extremist Gospel

See you in No vem berrrrrrr

[Caipirabob]

Tell this to the free blacks who have chosen to #walkaway from this filth and the rest of the democrat plantation of misery. They don’t buy it at all.

[Wonder Warthog]

"I don’t know what England thought about that at the time, but I haven’t seen anything that suggests that England was trying to free the slaves from the colonies."

At the time, slavery was legal throughout the what would become the British Empire. Britain didn't turn against slavery until 1807. William Wilberforce was a prime mover in the British anti-slavery movement.

[CrazyIvan]

“Talcum x”

Dammit! Gin and tonic through the nose hurts!