[Born in a Rage]

shoeshine boy? if you want to insult malik; please do so...but don't insult a whole race of people in the process.

[Drumbo]

"...if you said this in any other country, you would be jailed or killed. You're lucky to be in America."

Wow... Alan grew a pair.

[Gurn]

He is a shoeshine boy...for Arabs, anti-semites and black racists.

Nothing wrong with that comment at all. That man is an enemy of this country. And I'll step out on a limb here: Muslims living among us are our enemies.

[Havisham]

shoeshine boy? if you want to insult malik; please do so...but don't insult a whole race of people in the process.

I didn't process shoeshine boy as black shoeshine boy but rather as a pointed reference to American blacks assuming the identity of their historic captors and procurers, rather than that of the victims, the black infidel. What nauseating hypocrites the Black Muslims are.

[Harrison Bergeron]

"shoeshine boy? if you want to insult malik; please do so...but don't insult a whole race of people in the process."

I shined shoes for extra money as a kid. I'm white. What's with this PC crap? Only a hypersensitive liberal would assume that something like "shoeshine boy" was a reference to race. Malik probably isn't qualified to shine shoes anyway. If anything, it was an insult to those of us who have been in some way associated with the shoe shining industry.