[Ima Lurker]

Thanks for the flag. The thing that gets me about this story is the "Concerned Black Clergy" holding candle light vigils for Dorsey. I don't recall them being "concerned" for Brown.

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No and I rarely mentioned anywhere in the threads I posted or replied to about the race of these two to keep the focus on corruption and what happens sometimes to those who stand up against it.

Ofcourse race hustlers are always going to get involved in a situaion where they can possibly enrich or empower themselves in some way.

In the case of Denny's restaurants in Annapolis Maryland the waitress was black and so was the manager when Clinton pulled a scam with a detail of black secret service agents--who clamed they were discriminated against and not served food. The truth was they went into the reastaurant and started sexually harrassing the young women and she then refused to serve them.

Another table of secret service agents in the same restaurant at the same time was waited on promptly because they acted like gentlemen as you'd expect them to.

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I think the "black clergy" is comprised of some of the most corrupt people in our country. They use religion to dictate what their congregation should do. And they will literally sell votes. Blacks are being held back more by their "Concerned Black Clergy" than any other group in this country.

[dansangel]

t-shirt: thanks for the flag.

IL: The response of the black community to back Dorsey came as no surprise. The government is so corrupt that blacks are always guaranteed contracts for jobs, even for jobs that are not necessary.

If there is no outpouring of support and the government here in ATL becomes "clean" (whatever that is), all of the freeloaders will not have a meal-ticket anymore.

It was an eggregious insult to the Widow Brown and her family.