Ten-second sound bites:
Al Sharpton = David DuKKKe in Blackface
If David DuKKKe delivers the votes of the dregs of Causcasian society, whose votes does Al Sharpton deliver? (Note that John Kerry and Ned Lamont both welcomed Sharpton's support.)
Ten-second sound bites:
Al Sharpton = David DuKKKe in Blackface
If David DuKKKe delivers the votes of the dregs of Causcasian society, whose votes does Al Sharpton deliver? (Note that John Kerry and Ned Lamont both welcomed Sharpton's support.)
I love all this....liberal leftists, politically correct all, eating their own. This is all better than Grandma’s pecan pie.
Good synopsis of Sharpton’s career - he hasn’t apologized yet for any outrage.
RE: Imus Wikipedia states:
“Allegations of of racism, misogyny, and homophobia
See also List of controversial Don Imus quotes on women and minorities
Imus and his crew, Charles McCord and Bernard McGuirk, have been repeatedly accused of racism, misogyny, and homophobia.”
RE: Sharpton:
“Alfred Charles “Al” Sharpton Jr. (born October 3, 1954) is a Pentecostal minister, and political, civil rights, and social justice activist. In 2004, Sharpton was a candidate for the Democratic nomination for President of the United States.
Though often not far from controversy, Sharpton is known for being a fiery and charismatic speaker, receiving significant media publicity. He makes regular appearances on many talk shows, in particular the O’Reilly Factor.[1] [2][3] Sharpton also has his own radio talk show.[4][5]
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Don Imus Remarks
In April 2007, Sharpton called for the firing of radio host Don Imus after he referred to the women’s basketball team at Rutgers University as “nappy-headed hoes” on his morning radio show, Imus in the Morning. On April 9, Imus appeared on Sharpton’s radio show during which Sharpton again indicated that he felt that Imus should be fired, asking if he was ready to sign his resignation. The following morning, Imus and Sharpton went head to head once again on NBC’s Today Show. On April 11, MSNBC dropped its simulcast of the show. On April 12, Imus was fired by CBS, effective immediately. [23]
RE: Hip Hop:
“Many credit the sensation caused by the track as another defining moment in hip hop music and culture. The mainstream media began to focus on one of the greatest impacts of hip hop; instead of fighting with guns and knives, former gangmembers had a new way of battling — through break dancing, rapping, turntable mixing, and graffiti.”
When a white man does it, it’s bad. When black men do it, it’s cool - stops violence.
The Situation:
Wikipedia , http://www.wikipedia.com , describes itself as “ Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia that anyone can edit.” It also claims to be unbiased, objective, formal, scholarly, and generally as reliable as any other encyclopedia . None of these assertions are true. I have diligently tried to correct blatant falsehoods, supplement with other perspectives or well-documented sets of facts, and write other articles presenting those facts. All have been rejected.
The Challenge:
Go to Wikipedia and search out your favorite movie star, politician, minister, historical hero, singer, historical event, religion/philosophy, etc. If you see non-factual material, attempt to edit it. If you run into the same run around that I did, proceed to the next section below.
The Plan:
Return to Wikipedia frequently editing as many radomn articles as possible with anything and everything. It matters not if it is nonsensical or legitimate. Messages about their blatant editorial bias would be especially helpful. Continue doing this while passing these instructions onto others.