[ishabibble]

Bryan Burwell should write one of these essays about rapper idol Snoop Dog. One week, he is being interviewed on a red carpet. He is holding two dog leashes attached to two teenaged girls (One Asian one white) who are wearing sadism outfits and dog collars. Next week, he and Lee Iaccoca are wearing matching Perry Como sweaters and shilling for Chrysler.

The black Americans are taking all the victories of people other than themselves, since it’s been quite a long while since anyone bothered to start racial trouble, and they are throwing it all away by the fistfuls. Black “culture” is Nat King Cole and Jackie Robinson and Arthur Ashe and the Tuskegee Airmen.

Thugball players, rappers, “activists” and convicts are what we’re left with now.

[elephantlips]

You left out many of the black “comedians.”

[libs_kma]

"Next week, he and Lee Iaccoca are wearing matching Perry Como sweaters and shilling for Chrysler."

It takes a lot to inspire me to write an old fashioned letter and find an address to send it to. That commercial did though.

I just couldn't believe they did that. Any last shred of respect I had for Chrysler was gone the first time I saw that commercial.

There's funny and then there's legitimizing one of the worst of the worst scumbag POS street thugs. What Chrysler did was the latter.

How they couldn't see it before they made the commercial was lost on me.