Posted on 04/03/2013 9:07:38 AM PDT by rktman
Convicted murderer Mumia Abu-Jamal has received three nominations on a web page for the “Unsung Hero” project from the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP).
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If the black community can't find anyone better than Mumia or Trayvon to serve as their heroes than they are in serious trouble.
Why isn’t Colin Ferguson on the page as well?
On the one hand he took a stand! He took up arms in defense of his brother when “the man” was keeping him down! He was keepin’ it REAL!
On the other hand - it was like - some other kids or something. He didn't do it.
Which is it?
Sort of like how some in the Muslim world likes Hitler for killing Jewish people - but the Holocaust never really happened; and they like Osama Bin Lauden for sticking it to America - but 9-11 was really an Israeli plot.
Huh?
Like I said. Freakin’ bizzaro world and we’re just the law abiding victims.
I prefer “Cook Wesley Cook” to “Fry Mumia.”
I just submitted Ferguson on the NAACP website.It hasn’t appeared yet...perhaps because they screen submissions before they appear.It would be a hoot if it *did* appear.Perhaps some kid who had never heard of him would let it through...or some filthbag who *has* heard of him would let it through.
Judging by the name he “goes by”, might one assume that he just might be.................a muslim? Probably catholic with a name like that huh? NOT!
Shows what they think of themselves: street thugs and cop killers.
I believe his religion is Nation of Gods and Earths.
Rktman, your response concisely and accurately describes these times...
The naacp morons are praising a murderer? My...how “enlightened” they are.
Likely because the whites he killed weren’t cops. Mumia scored the double, Ferguson only the single.
And racists.
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