Is there anybody that is more racist than Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson?

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PimpVol said:
Hatred for who? The Florida Gators and Steve Spurrier for making me hate the Florida Gators? I have no hatred for any race of people. Period. You have nothing to back that statement up with. I have not done any racist acts to any one. I have not said anything racist or terroristic to any one. Much worse people than me to blame for being hateful. I just have an opinion on the world I live in and share with many racist hateful people. That's all. :zeitung_lesen:
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Thats the beautiful thing about your beliefs, you can be as vile and dishonest as you want
 
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Little counter argument has been presented. Just people calling me names and other sorts of attacks. That usually denotes a particular outcome.
 
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So in one of your previous post you said "cracker racist, really , sounds like food to me". Then in a different post you say "look a cracker in face". Contradict yourself much?
 
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PimpVol said:
Based on my posts in this thread. I could just be a person who knows American History through pictures, accounts and descriptions. But you choose bigot. Call me what you like. That's America for you.
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You have me all wrong, I appreciate honesty, not a troglodyte who hides his hatred of a group.

I prefer you be honest.
 
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slh1089 said:
So how do you explain black racism towards those of Asian heritage?
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it's an easy three step process:
(1) close eyes;
(2) put right index finger into right ear and left index finger into left ear;
(3) say "la la la la" ad infinitum
 
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NEOCON said:
i have over 20 african american woman working in my center and all are single moms raising multiple kids alone. not one is with the dads.

just stating a fact.
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I ran a call floor, and had several employees in poverty (mostly white). All of them were single mothers.

The structure of the family explains like 90% of poverty in the US.
 
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PimpVol said:
How do I disagree with MLK? We would still be 'boys' without him. Laughable. I have not chosen to be personally shaped by the past in anyway. I have no idea what you mean or are talking about. I agree, it does seem absurd though.
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Do you think Dr. King would be in favor of fanning the flames of racial divide as AS and JJ do? Do you feel he would be okay with the black community calling whites "crackers"? How about young black men calling each other the "n" word? You seem to think at least some of these things are okay. That's not the message he preached. He preached equality and unity. He wanted to bring people together, not keep them apart.

But I'll admit I didn't know the man personally. I only know what he spoke about. According to his own words, he didn't want the world to be about race, but about the individual. He didn't want to hold the entire white race reponsible for slavery or segregation, he just wanted it fixed and he wanted everyone to be equal, like the Constitution states. He wanted this country to heal, and not for people to continue picking the scabs of the past. He wanted to move forward, not stay mired in the past.

I do not know if AS and JJ are racists or bigots or that they hate anyone because of race, but they are opportunists. They perpetuate racial tension in this country and they exploit it to their own ends. They are not true to Dr. King's vision.

Louis Farakhan IS a bigot. His own words testify to that. Is he entitled to his opinion? Absolutely, but he has done nothing to heal the scars of this country. He is a divider, plain and simple. And I'm entitled to disagree with him and think he's a complete nut job, which I do. Now he would probably argue I'm a racist for that opinion, but skin color doesn't matter to me. I think the KKK, Aryan Brotherhood, and groups like that are complete nut jobs too. I don't understand hating anyone over skin color.
 
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A personal story to share, many years ago, my cousin was shot and killed during a robbery by three black youths. My cousin was white. His younger brother(my other cousin), is half black/half white. He was very upset because his older brother always took care of him. But despite being upset, he went to school the next day, I think more to distract himself than anything else, where he heard a black classmate bragging about how some n's had killed a white boy the night before. Tell me, how f'd up is that. And yes, my cousin lost his cool and ended up in trouble, but what would you do if you heard someone basically saying it was "cool" your brother was killed last night? Color should not matter. Period.
 
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rebelvol said:
So in one of your previous post you said "cracker racist, really , sounds like food to me". Then in a different post you say "look a cracker in face". Contradict yourself much?
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The word 'cracker' does not have an affect on me. That is the best way for me to put it. Sorry. Saying that a black person was not able to "look a cracker in the face" is not a 'racist' statement on my part, it is one hell of a racist way to treat an American born man though.
OrangeEmpire said:
No, he has moral superiority
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Hardly.
slh1089 said:
So how do you explain black racism towards those of Asian heritage?
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How could I? I don't feel it nor express it, so that subject is beyond me. How would you explain the mindset of a segregationist? How would you explain the mindset of a discriminator? How would you explain the mindset of a white American terrorist that blows up churches with black Americans in it? Of course you can't, I am just trying to make a point that I could not begin to tell if blacks don't like Asian's and why they don't, if they don't. Thanks for asking though.
 
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Weezer said:
Do you think Dr. King would be in favor of fanning the flames of racial divide as AS and JJ do? Do you feel he would be okay with the black community calling whites "crackers"? How about young black men calling each other the "n" word? You seem to think at least some of these things are okay. That's not the message he preached. He preached equality and unity. He wanted to bring people together, not keep them apart.

But I'll admit I didn't know the man personally. I only know what he spoke about. According to his own words, he didn't want the world to be about race, but about the individual. He didn't want to hold the entire white race reponsible for slavery or segregation, he just wanted it fixed and he wanted everyone to be equal, like the Constitution states. He wanted this country to heal, and not for people to continue picking the scabs of the past. He wanted to move forward, not stay mired in the past.

I do not know if AS and JJ are racists or bigots or that they hate anyone because of race, but they are opportunists. They perpetuate racial tension in this country and they exploit it to their own ends. They are not true to Dr. King's vision.

Louis Farakhan IS a bigot. His own words testify to that. Is he entitled to his opinion? Absolutely, but he has done nothing to heal the scars of this country. He is a divider, plain and simple. And I'm entitled to disagree with him and think he's a complete nut job, which I do. Now he would probably argue I'm a racist for that opinion, but skin color doesn't matter to me. I think the KKK, Aryan Brotherhood, and groups like that are complete nut jobs too. I don't understand hating anyone over skin color.
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Dr. King was inspired in his endeavors by EXTREME racial prejudice against blacks. We should not have even "needed" a Dr. King. I am quite sure most of white America (at least the ones in power) could have done without him too. I don't agree that RAS and RJJ are fanning any flames at all. The flames are originated in white America's prejudices and fueled there as well. Blacks in America got tired of mis-treatment and spoke up. And fought back. Speaking up and fighting back has led some to call black "Activists" racist. Right. -- Calling names is never good. I believe that if we were not called n*gg*rs and generally treated like **** then crackers would not be used like it is today. I would love for someone to link me to an article that places the blame for racism in America on blacks. I contend that blacks as a group never had the power to control ANYTHING in the US. How then are the blacks responisble for any of it? They may be blamed for picking cotton and making the Master's breakfast among other menial chores, but it stops about there. -- Far fewer whites are true to Dr. King's vision, as they never shared the same vision he did in the first place. King was murdered for the vision he had. Who was right there with him when he was gunned down? -- Now, MLF is an enormous bigot. He is clearly biased to the black point of view that was present during his youth and upbringing. The first time I heard him speak, I got scared! -- You could never be a racist based on an opinion. You have to let that opinion shape your ACTIONS to be a racist. I never understood hate based on race. But with how blacks have been treated by whites for decades it should not be hard to understand the problems blacks have had with that treatment. I used to ask my Grandad all the time why the racial problems existed. He never did have an answer though. I guess we were to dark. But, after that comprehensive "forced cross-racial breeding" program was implemented, we began to lighten up in color significantly, and that still did not help. -- One of those extremist groups (KKK, Panthers, Brotherhood) is no different that another. They all exacerbate the problems they are trying to address, with no net gain. Sad state of affairs.
 
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Weezer said:
A personal story to share, many years ago, my cousin was shot and killed during a robbery by three black youths. My cousin was white. His younger brother(my other cousin), is half black/half white. He was very upset because his older brother always took care of him. But despite being upset, he went to school the next day, I think more to distract himself than anything else, where he heard a black classmate bragging about how some n's had killed a white boy the night before. Tell me, how f'd up is that. And yes, my cousin lost his cool and ended up in trouble, but what would you do if you heard someone basically saying it was "cool" your brother was killed last night? Color should not matter. Period.
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I hope the robbers/killers are rotting away in prison at the moment. I most likely would not have went to school myself (to emotional) in that situation, but to each his own. I would not be upset with your cousin for retaliating at all. I would not want your cousin to do a crime that would have him in the same prison the people who harmed your other cousin would be in though. That would really suck.
 
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PimpVol said:
You could never be a racist based on an opinion. You have to let that opinion shape your ACTIONS to be a racist.
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so unless someone acts upon it they can't be a racist? Hmmm that seems pretty convenient

and blaming the white man for all the current troubles is a weak cop-out. You're perceiving barriers that just don't exist. Use of the work "cracker" is meant to be every bit as offensive as the n-word and you know it.
 
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utvolpj said:
so unless someone acts upon it they can't be a racist? Hmmm that seems pretty convenient

and blaming the white man for all the current troubles is a weak cop-out. You're perceiving barriers that just don't exist. Use of the work "cracker" is meant to be every bit as offensive as the n-word and you know it.
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Silly white......
 
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