To: Special Agent Anthony DiNozzo
If you think these lunatics are in the majority, then you dont know many blacks. These people (and Jesse Jackson/Al Sharpton types) are not universally recognized as positives.
To: templarbeat
If you think these lunatics are in the majority, then you dont know many blacks. These people (and Jesse Jackson/Al Sharpton types) are not universally recognized as positives.
Actually, the problem is that I know TOO MANY blacks.
You've got the same problem with the hypothetical "good" blacks that you have with the hypothetical "moderate" muslims: Where are they? Why don't they speak out against this stuff? Why haven't we heard from them? Why do they remain silent? Why haven't they organized counter-demonstrations and counter-propaganda and counter-publicity?
And the reason that they don't speak out - that we haven't heard from them, that they aren't mounting counter-demonstrations - is because, quite frankly, from a statistical point of view, they simply don't exist.
From the point of view of the black bell curve, guys like Thomas Sowell and Walter Williams and Clarence Thomas are so rare that they don't even amount to background noise.
The vast, overwhelming majority of blacks hate our guts, and wouldn't hesitate to go all Hutu/Tutsi on us, if only they thought they could get away with it.
[And William Ayers will be sitting there with a big, sh*t-eating grin on his face, as his protege attempts to lead the slaughter...]
To: templarbeat
Agreed! I don’t know anybody that’s black that would agree with this. They would see this the way the vast majority of people see this - evil, sick, and something to stand against. I know many blacks who are ashamed that these people are out there, ruining the image for blacks across the country. Also, I don’t know ANY blacks that would even consider giving Al Sharpton or Jesse Jackson even a handshake.
134 posted on
07/13/2010 7:34:10 AM PDT by
FarRightFanatic
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