Posted on 02/11/2016 6:53:55 AM PST by GrandJediMasterYoda
Detroit Police Sergeant Under Investigation After Comparing Beyonce’s Super Bowl Performance To KKK
DETROIT (WWJ) – A Detroit police sergeant who allegedly criticized Beyonce’s Super Bowl halftime show by posting a reference to the Ku Klux Klan is being investigated.
The sergeant, who was unnamed but is reportedly a 17-year veteran of the department, apparently didn’t like the halftime performance — particularly Beyonce’s dancers, who were sporting afros, berets and dressed in an all-black style similar to the Black Panther party. At one point in the performance, the dancers raised their fists to the sky and made a formation on the field in the shape of an X that, according to the sergeant, was attributed to black activist Malcolm X.
(Excerpt) Read more at detroit.cbslocal.com ...
Black racial identity politics and black identity groups are precisely as racist as white racial identity politics and white identity groups. “Speaking truth to power” is no longer acceptable, not now that liberal racists are the ones in power.
If Hallmark is selling sodomy cards, I'm not buying anything from Hallmark.
I don’t know anyone who buys the overpriced cards from Hallmark anymore.
Dollar Tree and the like sell very nice greeting cards for $.50 each.
I keep cards for all occasions on hand.
Cards are thrown in the trash a day or two after they are received.
Why throw money into the rubbish.
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Investigation of Police Sergeant Who Compared Beyonce To KKK Now Complete: Sergeant Was Correct, Promoted To Lieutenant
Al Sharpton and Louie Farrakhan paraphrase FDR:
“Two white men in every pot; two white wimmen in every garage.”
Where’s my White Caucus?
Or just know not to post anything there that you wouldn’t want one of your Facebook Friends to see.
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