[mistersoapy]

I'm not saying that the blacks supporting OJ were dangerous. I'm saying that any time a black person cries racism when it doesn't apply it weakens the claims when it truly does apply. Right or wrong, I find myself feeling more and more cynical whenever I hear the specter of racism raised and men such as Cochran contribute to this. I didn't wish him dead and I'm not glad that he is dead, but I think he did some damage to our society.p>

[RockAgainsttheLeft04]

RE: "I didn't wish him dead and I'm not glad that he is dead, but I think he did some damage to our society."


Agreed, mostly.

[CHARLITE]

" I'm saying that any time a black person cries racism when it doesn't apply it weakens the claims when it truly does apply."

Considering that Johnnie Cochran represented Michael Jackson at one time or another, and since Jesse Jackson just hosted Michael Jackson for an hour long triple-quadruple WHINE about how "it's all about racism" and about how "white America" wants to tear down "black luminaries," I thought that this might be an appropriate place to post this delicious wicked parody song.

It is too funny - graphics and all. Whoever created this song did a great job. It's hilarious. If Johnnie Cochran were here, he would die laughing.

http://toccionline.kizash.com/films/1001/139/index.php