Posted on 12/01/2005 12:17:09 PM PST by LdSentinal
I can't remember if it was the Daily news or the Inquirer .. but a couple years back they printed a list of the top criminals in Philly .. most of whom were black
The paper rec'd a lot of flack for that
Mr. Sylvester isn't a moron, he is a liar. Lies are more acceptable than the truth if the truth is something they would rather not acknowledge. It is precisely like the ABC reporting on the riots in Ohio a couple of months ago when they reported that white supremacists were rioting.
The politician or the news network doesn't expect to fool anyone with their lies anymore. They want people to love them because they are willing to tell it how their audience or constituents wish or prefer it to be rather than how it is.
Good! It should be offensive! Your blind A** needs to wake up!
Ms. Wilkinson would better use her considerable talent to depict why the Pennsylvania legislature insists on keeping gun laws that make murder easy
How many of those men legally had a gun? What would this fool do about the ones who get their guns illegally? I know he wants confiscation, so let's not even pretend. But so what? This fool thinks the thugs are just gonna turn them over? He thinks the future thugs are going to NOT get guns anyway? I no longer tolerate Black fools or the garbage they say anymore.
That reminds me of a podcast by Hans Hoppe, in which he points out that leagues would go out of business if referees started calling according to whatever pleases the audience best. Once the people realize that the actual game-play is irrelevant, they'll go watch something else.
If one can hold their knee still long enough to understand the toon, you'll realize it's criticizing the people that are murdering each other. Remember when murderers and gangs were just bad people right off the bat?
Quick, everyone accuse the cartoonist of racism and maybe no one will notice the crime problem!
Ya think they tried to spell it wrong to avoid copyrights? ;-P
Can't be as bad as it was in the 1960s and 1970s when whole swaths of North and West Philly went black overnight.
Philly's main problem is that it is a HAS BEEN city. It doesn't even attract immigrants. Meanwhile, up I-95 New York thrives.
This is why I could never be a liberal. For the life of me, I can not understand the logic that believes making gun ownership illegal would keep criminals (by definition someone who does things that are illegal) from securing guns and using them.
If every gun in the United States was rouned up and melted down, there would still be murders in Philidelphia.
It is not guns or the ease of access to guns that the murder rate is so high. It is a group of people who has such a low value on human life they do not think twice about taking anothers life.
Do you think the locals may stumble on the identity of the real racists in America?
More Americans have died from black on black murders than in Iraq
What a clueless git. The point of the cartoon, obviously, is to not that the hooligan subculture in black communities is effectively on the same side as the Klan.
The Pennsylvania legislature has passed gun control laws to strip law-abiding citizens of their ability to defend themselves against murderers?
< JOHNNY CARSON > I did not know that. < /JOHNNY CARSON >
The truth to sensitive, easily offended types usually causes outrage.
The cartoon is spot on. Racist vermin like David Duke LOVE stories of black Americans murdering each other. The commenters at Duke's website were ecstatic about the reports of black-on-black violence in New Orleans and everyday b-on-b murders are a regular subject of conversation.
Their greatest joy, however, came when black communist Randall Robinson put his foot in his mouth by claiming that black folks in NOLA were so hungry and desperate they had resorted to eating the dead----after just four days. "Black cannibalism already in New Orleans, reported by a black!" they screamed.
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