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obvious what they are," Jackson told us. "The division of the country
is not about the government having too much power. I think everything
right now is geared toward getting that guy out of office, whatever
that means," he said, echoing Freeman. "It’s not politics. It is not
economics. It all boils down to pretty much to race. It is a shame." [FULL]
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Samuel L. Jackson
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If
celebrity endorsements didn't work, Mad Men wouldn't use them. So
what we have here are extremely ignorant, but effective Black
Hollywooders selling hate to an already polarizeed Black
community. People who - thanks to dependence on the LBJ
welfare state - will be especially vulnerable in an economic
depression. You know very well what to expect, and so do
their handlers.
If Obama can find reason to declare martial law, THIS.
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It is a shame......that the first black president is the worst in history. It is a shame as well that he governs like a Somalia war lord. Electing Herman Cain MIGHT make people forget Obama was the first. Call it a "do over".
ReplyDeleteThe next black president can still claim the title of "first American black president". Assuming he's actually American, of course.
ReplyDeleteAnd assuming he's actually black!
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"It is a shame as well that he governs like a Somalia war lord."
ReplyDeleteTom-
I have never seen such erudtion.
It sounds like something the inimitable Kim du Toit would say.
I will now think Somali war lord everytime I see his image.
Thanks.
Actually, he's kind'a right; but it's these guys' kind of racialism that's trying to keep Obama in office, despite his incompetence.
ReplyDeleteMost of us just want that jackass gone; and we'd have that same opinion if he were, oh, say, Jimmy Carter, too.
That martial law link was just a bit too much of a descent into the fever swamp for my tastes. Clearly the "Bush regime" didn't declare martial law to perpetuate petro-war profiteering.
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