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Maybe you all should have thought of that when you were beating and lynching blacks mercilessly, and enslaving them for so long, and now you're surprised that a black AG is sensitive to issues regarding race?
Me? Us?
My family didn't arrive here from Central Europe until the 1950s. And that was to escape the Nazis and Russians after being nearly starved and beaten to death. Luckily I don't have a huge chip on my shoulder like you do thinking their grandchildren owe me something now.
Absolutely sick and unAmerican... what would MLK think of your attitude?
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This post is absolutely disgusting. You are asserting that its time for whitey to be discriminated against ...
Yes it is. I hope me or my family are never the unfortunate victims of these types. Sometimes I wonder if we should have just stayed put in Europe.
Maybe you all should have thought of that when you were beating and lynching blacks mercilessly, and enslaving them for so long, and now you're surprised that a black AG is sensitive to issues regarding race?
This is quite possibly the dumbest post in the history of CD Forum.
I just read in Politico that Al Sharpton is the White House adviser on Ferguson. If Sharpton is what the WH considers an adviser on US race relations, a man who shouts racism and stirs up resentments first and later never apologizes for his wrong racism accusations as in Tawana Brawley and Duke lacrosse players, it is disgraceful. The WH is promoting racial discord, in my opinion. Shame on this administration.
"A few days after 18-year-old Mike Brown was gunned down in Ferguson, Missouri, White House officials enlisted an unusual source for on-the-ground intelligence amid the chaos and tear gas: the Rev. Al Sharpton, a fiery activist who became a household name by provoking rather than pacifying."
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I just read in Politico that Al Sharpton is the White House adviser on Ferguson. If Sharpton is what the WH considers an adviser on US race relations, a man who shouts racism and stirs up resentments first and later never apologizes for his wrong racism accusations as in Tawana Brawley and Duke lacrosse players, it is disgraceful. The WH is promoting racial discord, in my opinion. Shame on this administration.
"A few days after 18-year-old Mike Brown was gunned down in Ferguson, Missouri, White House officials enlisted an unusual source for on-the-ground intelligence amid the chaos and tear gas: the Rev. Al Sharpton, a fiery activist who became a household name by provoking rather than pacifying."
I just read in Politico that Al Sharpton is the White House adviser on Ferguson. If Sharpton is what the WH considers an adviser on US race relations, a man who shouts racism and stirs up resentments first and later never apologizes for his wrong racism accusations as in Tawana Brawley and Duke lacrosse players, it is disgraceful. The WH is promoting racial discord, in my opinion. Shame on this administration.
"A few days after 18-year-old Mike Brown was gunned down in Ferguson, Missouri, White House officials enlisted an unusual source for on-the-ground intelligence amid the chaos and tear gas: the Rev. Al Sharpton, a fiery activist who became a household name by provoking rather than pacifying."
I wonder if they invited Tawana Brawley to the WH confab
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