AP A series of stamps was released by the Mexican government depicting an exaggerated black cartoon character known as Memin Pinguin.
Posted on 06/29/2005 3:13:43 PM PDT by SwinneySwitch
AP A series of stamps was released by the Mexican government depicting an exaggerated black cartoon character known as Memin Pinguin.
D'OH!
I'm waiting for the Speedy Gonzales stamps, myself.
Memin Pinguin Ping!
Please FReepmail me if you want on or off this South Texas/Mexico ping list.
This is just the break we needed in the struggle against illegal aliens. If there's one force in this world more powerful than the need of the poor to make money, it's the force of political correctness. The gods of political correctness will unleash a mighty wind of reprobation that will smite the invaders from the South. Let it be so.
We could always issue this on a stamp.
Of course liberals will be outraged unless it makes fun of a black conservative female like Condi Rice.
Or the Pancho Villa (terrorist) stamp.
Do they have on of ol'Memin Pinguin getting chased around a cactus by Speedy Gonzales or getting robbed by the Frito Bandito?
Not likely.
The free traitors will swallow anything if it helps keep the borders open and the flow of criminal aliens moving.
After all, they're just being the racists that Americans aren't willing to be.
I found a couple of pictorial examples of R. Crumb's Angelfood McSpade, but I demured.
The agressive racism of the Mexicans toward American Blacks is one of our only hopes that this madness may fail. May actually bring American Blacks and Whites together as Blacks remember what REAL racism is.
After all, they're just being the racists that Americans aren't willing allowed to be.
Hmmm. I don't think that's any better.
"But we've learned to expect anything from this government, just anything,"
I know the feeling Sergio, I know the feeling.
Good heavens, he looks like a monkey!
Hey, Speedy was positive!
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