Posted on 05/29/2008 7:49:43 PM PDT by Salena Zito
Is this guy the king of the whiggers or what?
I wonder where Obama got his religious learnings from?
“trowing = throwing yeesh”
Well, excuuuuuuse us.
There’s no difference between Father Pfleger and Sam Kinison! Look:
FATHER MICHAEL PFLEGER PREACHING —
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWigzBClEk8&feature=related
SAM KINISON PREACHING —
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQKfxuXWXDw&feature=related
Am I the only one who has been enlightened as to where the roots of black racism is promoted and taught?
The expression on Pfleger’s face during this diatribe can only be described as “masturbatory.”
Mocking Hillary! I am going to assume he is NOT a cat person.
jim jones wanna-be
Actually, I saw it on FoxNews.
Actually that's the Founding Fathers opinion, mandate, and advice, with the exception of the racial test, it was assumed that slaves held no land and free black slaves or free white slaves could vote as long as they were freeholders.
How refreshing our Republic started, how enervating its demise.
Doesn't reality suck?
Cardinal George needs to grow a pair and place this heretic on Administrative leave, close St. Sabina “Church” and sell the property to a real Catholic congregation. Sadly, only the Vatican can directly defrock a Priest.
VIDEO ON BOYCE BLOG..scroll down plus reaction from Dr. Boyce.
"What is sad is that I am honestly not that radical. I was made fun of as a kid for "talking white" and "acting white" (whatever that means). I love my students, 99% of whom are white. But as Malcolm X discusses so eloquently, whenever a black man stands firmly and strongly for something, America wants to paint him as radical. Bill O'Reilly, Ann Coulter, Bernard Goldberg and others can be as indignant and angry as they want to be. But if I were to be equally angry, I would be labeled as an "angry black man." Such labels are unfortunate, for they undermine the rights of African Americans to honestly share their frustrations with our country. Jeremiah Wright, for example, is a patriot who put his life on the line for our country (unlike many of the right wing pundits who criticize him), yet he has been painted as radical and unpatriotic. This should make any American upset."
Some fallaciously assume that uplifting black people means oppressing white people. They think that black love equals white hate. I love and uplift, I do not hate and oppress. I reject these confused notions and have no fear of such irrational labeling. Such labels are used to mute the voices of oppressed people around the world, and I refuse to be oppressed. Anyone who doesn't get it is encouraged to go take a black history class to help them understand exactly why their anger toward me is similar to the mob mentality that has plagued our country for 400 years. I don't get angry at people who respond in this way, because the response is nothing more than a reflection of the fact that our country does not properly teach racial history. In other words, some of our minds have been poisoned and miseducated, including my own. The desire to learn the truth and educate yourself must come from inside and must be a lifelong process.--Dr.Boyce
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