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Freepers, this was a HIDEOUS article from the Chicago defender. Fortunately, THEY have a message board. Aside from his bias against the right to keep and bear arms (hey, he's in Chicago, Gungrabber Central), he can't seem to carry a logical argument against what Dr. Rice was trying to say: that the Constitution provides protections for all of us, even though the Framers didn't intend to protect people who looked like Dr. Rice.

Then this hideous billingsgate meanders into a personal attack on her deceased mother and father. That is the best Curry can do.

Okay Freeps. It's SECOND AMENDMENT TIME!!!!!

Be Seeing You,

Chris

1 posted on 05/17/2005 1:51:37 PM PDT by section9
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Few things are as repulsive as Black conservatives trying to advance the Republican agenda by mischaracterizing the Civil Rights Movement or distorting history.

I know what he means, like when that repulsican Algore Sr. got up and filibustered the Civil Rights amendments of 1965, and when that racist republican who is still in the senate, Robert Byrd did the same. Hell he was even a member of the KLAN! And all those republican governors in the south used the police and fire dept. to disenfranchise all those black voters.... hideous! It was the kind hearted democrats who helped set up the NAACP, and now the GOP has turned them into a racist organization. All these so-called "house blacks" just don't know the true history of this nation. {/BIZARRO-WORLD}

32 posted on 05/17/2005 3:24:07 PM PDT by infidel29 ("It is only the warlike power of a civilized people that can give peace to the world."- T. Roosevelt)
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Ho hum. Another liberal trots out the tired horse; any black person who isn't liberal is not really black, doesn't understand the 'truth of the black condition' (defined by liberals as eternal victimhood where anything the ), or is a 'house ...'. This dweeb hits the cliche' from all angles. It's just boring to read these guys because every single one says exactly the same tripe.


34 posted on 05/17/2005 3:33:28 PM PDT by No.6 (www.fourthfightergroup.com)
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The Washington Post profile revealed, “On both sides of her family, Condi Rice is descended from white slave owners as well as black slaves; and the slaves were mostly ‘house slaves,’ as opposed to ‘field slaves,’ according to Connie Rice [Condoleezza’s cousin].”




Certainly, this bomb throwing dwarf is not worth the time of the read; but he cites the Washington Post article captioned above, the clear implication of which is that Condi’s lineage descends from “white slave owners”. In other words, Condi just looks Black, but in reality, she’s the direct descendant of Simon Legree.

This tried and true reflex vilification of Black conservatives as “Uncle Toms” has always worked to marginalize and stifle Black conservatism. BUT, NOT THIS TIME!

Dr. Rice is no “token”; she’s the real deal- intelligent, educated, qualified and, at present, arguably the most powerful woman in the world. But, more to the point, she has an iron will; she has the grit and spirit of a champion.

She’s not going to cower in the face of this vitriol and character assassination. She will slap them down, dismantle the DEMS “Berlin Wall” , and ultimately, lead a political realignment not seen since Lincoln.


35 posted on 05/17/2005 3:57:39 PM PDT by sirthomasthemore (I go to my execution as the King's humble servant, but God's first!)
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Few things are as repulsive as Black conservatives trying to advance the Republican agenda by mischaracterizing the Civil Rights Movement or distorting history.

This guy is just plain wrong he is the reason why my tag-line exists. Also his history is wrong because the United States is the only country that I know of that fought a Civil War to end slavery. I don't want to hear that states rights stuff either b/c it was over the states right to have slaves as property. If not for the Republicans there would not have been a 13,14, and 15th amendments. Oh by the way George Curry 90 years after this country came into existence slavery was ended. People like Farrakhan like to spout the 400 years of oppression but most of that was when this country was owned and operated by British. My great grandfather held off the clan in the early part of last century with a shotgun, pistol and a Winchester and that was way before 1960's Birmingham. America is still the greatest country for any black person to live in. Sure it has its faults but black Americans have the highest standard of living of any Africanized people in the World! Put that in your crack pipe and smoke it George Curry!

36 posted on 05/17/2005 4:09:15 PM PDT by Warrior Nurse (Black & white liberals practice intellectual apartheid when it comes to black conservatives!)
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I>Rice’s exploitation of the Civil Rights Movement is even more notable because her middle-class parents, by her own admission, were not active in the movement.
"my father and his friends defended our community in 1962 and 1963 against White nightriders by going to the head of the community, the head of the cul-de-sac, and sitting there armed. And so I’m very concerned about any abridgement of the Second Amendment…”

Individuals asserting they will not be victims is not "active in the movement"

"active in the movement" is identification with the group victimhood.

37 posted on 05/17/2005 4:46:54 PM PDT by Oztrich Boy (Nothing in all the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity - MLK)
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George Curry's attacks on Ms. Rice are due to jealousy, among other things. Condeleeza Rice is far more powerful than he is. She is of superior intellect. Has more soul in just her pinky finger than he'll ever have throughout his entire body, and has exhibited more manhood than he could ever hope to possess.

Curry feels threatened and inadequate, and responds to this accordingly....like a whimpering child.
39 posted on 05/17/2005 5:53:42 PM PDT by This Just In ((In the land of the blind, the one eyed man is king))
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This expert on Soviet history obviously hasn’t studied enough American history. There is no evidence that the Founding Fathers – or the Fondling Fathers, as I like to call some of them – were in the least bit worried about African-Americans being able to protect themselves against White supremacists

What a maroon! The wisdom of the Founding Fathers, despite this idjit's attitude toward them, was that it didn't matter WHO you are, if you are an American citizen, you DO have the right to defend yourself.

His bias against conservatives in general, and Black conservatives in particular, is glaring.

40 posted on 05/17/2005 9:33:28 PM PDT by SuziQ
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George Curry has some rather serious issues.

...Just who does he think he IS, insinuating that Dr. Rice's father didn't know what he was talking about? Was Mr. Curry alive at the time Mr. Rice tried to register with the Democratic Party ? I seriously doubt it.

Once again, we have someone who is not only playing the Victim card to the hilt, but also--like the Pharisees in the Bible--painting the picture that all Black people are above reproach, all that is, EXCEPT us 'Sell Out' Black Conservatives or Bill Cosby, who dares to tell the harsh and ugly truth about our kids and parents' failure to properly teach them. That bit about the 'Fondling Fathers'? Oh, that's just lovely. I'm sure Fidel would just love to have this guy as his Minister of Propaganda, wouldn't he?

...And some wonder why 'Emerge' folded.

-Regards, T.
41 posted on 05/18/2005 10:52:12 AM PDT by T Lady (G.W. Bush to Kerry & the MSM: "I've come to settle the Family Business.")
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