Liberal Racism
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scream-of-consciousness; "If you're trying to change minds and influence people it's probably not a good idea to say that virtually all elected Democrats are liars, but what the hell."
Wednesday, September 21, 2016
Thomas Sowell says ...
"If the number of Islamic terror attacks continues at the current rate, candlelight vigils will soon be the number-one cause of global warming. " |
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8 comments:
- Unknown said...
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I love Dr. Sowell. When he speaks of how safe Harlem once was, I can attest to that, as late as 1963-1966, when I attended high school at 135th and Convent Ave. and rode the "A" train to Harlem every day. Circa 1965 I saw James Brown perform at the Apollo; I was one of maybe 2 dozen white faces in a packed house, and there wasn't a whiff of a bad vibe.
So when Donald Trump says that the Black populace is in worse collective shape today than any time "ever", and they jump on him for failing to acknowledge slavery, Trump actually has Dr. Sowell in his corner. - 9/22/16, 1:03 AM
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Dr. Sowell has done many tv interviews. here is one
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2hPQ86lGV0
google "Thomas Sowell interview" for many more - 9/22/16, 9:59 AM
- Linda Sue O'Grady said...
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when I was a but a teenager, growing up in Brooklyn in the 70s, the thing to do in the summertime was to head to the Island, Long Island, Freeport, and frolic on the beach. It was easy access, take the train to the Long Island Railroad and cruise right in.
Coming home one night, I fell asleep on the train, woke up confused and mistakenly jumped off at the East New York stop instead of Brooklyn. East New York = Harlem.
It was the last train off the Island. I had a choice. Sleep on the El till morning or hit the streets looking for a subway.
I opted for the subway option and walked about 10 blocks until I found one. I was a little cutie in my shortie shorts and swimsuit top, carrying my towel. In Harlem, close to midnight.
No one said a word to me. I found the subway, got on the train and went home.
wouldn't want to try that now. - 9/22/16, 10:17 AM
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^Linda Sue ...wouldn't want to try that now.
Especially since Bill Clinton's office is in Harlem.
Lt. Col. Gen. Tailgunner dick - 9/22/16, 11:13 AM
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Great video, thanks.
If you ever come across the picture of MLK (taken from behind) taken at the Lincoln Memorial, look at the Blacks listening to him on the Mall. It is obvious to me they were far better off then than now.
But it's wonderful for someone like Sowell to quantitate this degradation. - 9/22/16, 12:11 PM
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I grew up in Yorkville which borders Harlem, there were problems back then but nothing like it is today. I remember sleeping on the fire escape when there was no such thing as air conditioning and when a Ice Box, was actually a Ice Box. My brother and I use to jump on a Train down to Penn Station and get on the LIRR (Long Island Railroad) and travel by ourselves at 10-11 years old to visit a Aunt and Uncle. BTW we never owned a phone so there was no way for my Mother to know whether we got there or not. Came home the same way on Sunday evenings on the Train.
Geo
- 9/22/16, 1:05 PM
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Thomas Sowell also contributes articles weekly to National Review (spit). A couple weeks ago it was on why economist use household income instead of individual incomes to measure improvement in quality of life. Hint: It has something to do with Mark Twain's famous quote.
Luigi - 9/22/16, 3:37 PM
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I Went to Rice High School in Harlem from 1960-64. I lived in Washington Heights a section of Manhattan just above Harlem and rode the "A" train or took the bus every day. I would sometimes walk from Eighth Avenue and 125th Street to Lennox Avenue (now named Malcolm X Blvd) and 124th Street. Never had a problem.
- 9/22/16, 9:44 PM