Extreme liberal Cornel West makes Al Sharpton look like a Bircher. Nice to see them arguing between each other. :)
Posted on 08/31/2013 12:11:18 PM PDT by SoFloFreeper
West had some harsh comments for MSNBC's Al Sharpton and Michael Eric Dyson Friday.
Early in the radio show "Smiley and West," West said of the previous day's commemoration of the 50th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.’s March on Washington, "We saw of course the coronation of the bonafide house negro of the Obama plantation, our dear brother Al Sharpton, supported by the Michael Dysons and others who’ve really prostituted themselves intellectually in a very ugly and vicious way"...
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Extreme liberal Cornel West makes Al Sharpton look like a Bircher. Nice to see them arguing between each other. :)
I had to re-read that headline 3x; it kept looking like “Colonel West”, until I clicked on this link and saw the subhuman, troglodyte, POS racist scumbag. Sorry, Col West...
Maybe they can be encouraged to defend their respective honors by fighting a duel.
i'm agreeing with cornhole west??? pigs must be flying somewhere...
Oh, is he back from defending Zion?
West doesn’t understand he’s the head “House Negro.”
Trotsky Stalin
West has said a few logical things lately. He’ll never join us, but he’ll rile the libs when they’re hypocrites. Kucinich will do that from time to time. There was a time I wouldn’t have given the time of day to either, but now I wouldn’t mind sitting down for a beer with them.
Maybe I’m just getting old. Free beer is harder to find.
Who is more of a “house negro” than a man who spent his entire life in white elite academia ?
It’s Linc!
Cornell looks like an extra in a european Blacksploitation movie, and his lines fit that mold as well .
Sharpton as “house negro”?
Perhaps if the BUTLER is remade, [ in the next decade or so ] sharpton will be cast in the lead role.?
LOVE THE UNITY!!!
Even a blind pig finds an acorn every once in a while .... or Al Sharpton.
LOL
CORNEL WEST: Well, on the one hand as you can imagine, that was a beautiful thing. I was there in D.C. to see the magnificent expression of, like, faces and sparkling eyes of everyday people of all colors, hungry, thirsty for justice, hungry, thirsty for truth. Then you turn to so many of the major organizers and major speakers at the march – not too much truth. Not too much talk about justice. Mainly talking about voting rights, and every once in a while you see a vague reference to jobs.
Now, they had some wonderful speakers earlier in the day, but most of the country didn’t get a chance to hear them. But for the most part, there was, Brother Martin himself, I think, would’ve been turning over in his grave. He wants people to talk about Wall Street criminality, he wants people to talk about war crimes, or drones dropping bombs on innocent people. He wants people talking about the new Jim Crow and the privatization of education, and the various ways in which the well to do, the oligarchs and plutocrats are getting away with murder. You didn’t hear that whatsoever. You not only got a tame Martin Luther King Jr., but a real sense in which who he really was at the end of his life hardly surfaced at all.
And we saw of course the coronation of the bonafide house negro of the Obama plantation, our dear brother Al Sharpton supported by the Michael Dysons and others who’ve really prostituted themselves intellectually in a very ugly and vicious way.
Cornell is just pissed Sharpton is a simple con man race hustler and not a true Marxist like himself
this honky's note is in cursive.
Extreme liberal Cornel West makes Al Sharpton look like a Bircher.
Cornel West is a racist.
I think Cornel West is the fellow who left Harvard after its President dissed him by gently suggesting he do some actual academic research.
Yes. Brilliant. Thanks for making my day.
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