Then, you get only one guess as to who in the hell would vote for such a obvious deviant...
Posted on 05/09/2007 3:07:34 PM PDT by MUCollegeRepublican1
This just keeps getting worse. Following the “indefinite” suspension (some are predicting two weeks) of his father after he wished death upon Charlie Sykes and said that Sykes’ mother deserved death, Micheal McGee, Jr. has come out swinging. He called white people “dumb devils” after a white person called into his show and, in case you had any doubt surrounding his racist rants, he has started a blog, mcgee4me.blogspot.com, first reported by Patrick. Wow. Here is a quick sample of his writing...
(Excerpt) Read more at gop3.com ...
Loser racist.
The post link has exceeded it’s bandwidth limit. (but you can view the post site through the cached Google page). Thank you Google.
Then, you get only one guess as to who in the hell would vote for such a obvious deviant...
His view of the almighty is like many others—ity’ll get him nowhere in the after life.
Jesus would have us love each other and there’s not much love in his heart.
Until the day he meets judgment, he teaches hate. I don’t think that’ll garner favor. He has to know that and that makes him more of a liar.
Those “dumb devils” are responsible for virtually every single advance society has made in the past three thousand years; but, of course, the multi-culti Luddites see advances as evil, per se, and wish us all back into caves, picking lice off one another and quietly humping the family dog in a return to our “lost innocence.” Thus, much popular sympathy is slowly but inexorably shifting away from a consideration of scientific, technological, and social advance as beneficial to the notion that such advances are invidious.
Maybe Al Sharpton is hiring some more staff. I’d say this guy has the credentials.
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