Why was not a member of CORE invited to speak? This is what the media thinks of CORE's spokesman Niger Innis.
Posted on 08/23/2003 6:23:59 PM PDT by nwrep
Just look at the photos at the top of the thread. Notice that they weren't even able to draw enough attendees to fill up the plaza directly in front of the steps. Then go back and look at the photos from the actual MLK speech from 1963, given on those same steps; there were so many people there that they extended all the way back to the other end of the Mall and beyond ... the photographers couldn't even capture them all in any one shot.
A lot of people at yesterday's rally may have gotten disillusioned and drifted away after only being able to take so much political BS, but the truth is that the people that believed in MLK's principles distanced themselves from this bunch in disgust years ago and wouldn't be caught dead at such a public gathering today.
One again, it's proven that Hate doesn't sell. Someday the RATS will learn this ... but not until after they learn to stop hating in the first place.
As long as blacks continue to so blindly support the Democratic Party that the RATS can take them for granted and ignore them, and they keep defecating on a GOP that has tried over and over to welcome them with open arms, they're going to get screwed at every election from now until the end of time.
What percentage of blacks are supporting Cruz "N*****!" Bustamante in California, just because he has a (D) after his name?
They didn't cover the Paul Wellstone memori-rally either, but New Media made sure they entire country knew about it, and it was the only thing we talked about for the entire final week leading up to the 2002 elections, where it played a major role in the GOP's nationwide annihilation of the RATS.
Word of this festival of hate will get out as well. The consequences won't be nearly as heavy, of course, since the only thing remarkable about yesterday's freak show was the intensity and quantity of their disgusting conduct. We all expected there to be at least some crap like this. We just didn't expect it to be almost ALL crap.
Especially considering that his own son was part of it.
But we can't speak out against them? You have confused people's comments with government prohibition. No one even said they had no right to speak!
Unless he disavows them, yes. Dean is now a tacit supporter of Robert Mugabe.
400 smelly losers is not a "massive" anything, Cherry Honky.
This event raised a lot of questions in my mind: Why the almost enforced absence of US flags? Why no singing of the Star Spangled Banner? Why no mention of the greatness of America? Why no invitee from the right of the political spectrum? Why was this event not billed as a DNC rally, even though it appeared to be little more than that? Why the emphasis on "hip-hop", gay rights and Palestinian Liberation at a rally commemorating MLK's speech? What do these things have to do with civil rights, which, at this point in time, should be a non-issue?
Why does an Arab woman in a headscarf think she has the right to tell Americans that we have "a long way to go in our struggle for freedoms"? Why did the NAACP invite so many Arabs to speak at this rally? Why were there so many Palestinians at this rally? Why was someone from the more moderate civil rights groups (such as the Congress for Racial Equality) not invited to speak? And lastly, why the non-coverage by the media, with the notable exception of C-SPAN?
The simplest answer?
This was a communist gathering, disguised as a racial event.
More specifically, liberalism is a mental illness rooted in narcism.
Then perhaps you should go back and read some of his writings - if you can find them. I suspect that the family has buried most of them.
Why was not a member of CORE invited to speak? This is what the media thinks of CORE's spokesman Niger Innis.
No more need be said on the matter.
And this is it.
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