Posted on 02/26/2012 4:50:24 PM PST by Halfmanhalfamazing
Magic Johnson slam-dunked an alley-oop tossed up by Maxine Waters (D-CA) and Attorney General Eric Holders office in conjunction with the FCC. The sweet-heart play emerged from a back-door screen set by these Democrats against cable giant Comcast during its merger with NBCUniversal.
But the score required little magic and a lot of political pressure from the left. WashingtonFreeBeacon.com reports:
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Smallville was a pretty good show but they must have had 80% of all dr.s scientists, lawyers, judges, psychiatrists, professionals, sheriffs, police chiefs, brilliant people of any persuasion etc. be Black. Female or Black and female.
They made up for it by having the athletic teams be mostly white. Oh, nearly all the prisoners were White too.
Since Kansas is only 2% Black for the state as a whole they must have had all the better educated ones move to Smallville.
Even the Martian is Black. Oops almost forgot, Clark Kent’s best friend is black.
Thanks Halfmanhalfamazing.
I’ve noticed. And I haven’t had cable tv since 2005, though
i do watch when i’m traveling for work. It just seems that
there is a race angle to everything. I was unaware of this
in the 70’s,80’s 90’s, even 00’s. Rush was right when he
said before the 2008 election that the post-racial president
would make things worse, not better.
My response: “If you weren’t such a stupid bimbo, you would know that if it were profitable there would be more of it.”
There is a need to reafricanize africa. Let’s start with Waters, Holder, and Obama, then empty the prisons and round up all of the gang bangers. Life couldn’t get any better!
Just getting real tired of all this crap.
Bat
There used to be a good black-only network on TV, but now it’s just a music video channel.
They can Have Breaking News when the Latest Nike Sneakers will be released
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