She did not deliver this as a eulogy, SeaFoodGumbo. How could you have made such a mistake? Hate? And if you actually read the poem...
Though you corrected yourself in the next post, it's awfully funny to see you accuse me of not having read the poem when you obviously hadn't read my posts.
And if you actually read the poem, you might see that it is not about killing people.
Maybe you're right -- I must have missed the metaphors hidden inside "Can you stab-a-Jew" and "Can you splatter their brains in the street" and "Can you lure them to bed to kill them".
It has more to do with black people rejecting the image that white people have of them as “the nigger”, and rejecting the image they have of themselves as “the nigger”. One part of being a nigger is that you never kill a white man, even if he was killing your family.
So, in your view it's about defeating that part of them that kept them from killing white people. Doesn't this contradict what you said in the beginning that the poem "is not about killing people"?
It also has a little bit of the Sadean Woman in it (as in the Marquis de Sade). The Marquis asserted that when men and women are incarcerated in prison at the same rates, for the severity of crimes, you will know that the female sex has achieved equality with the male.
I have no idea what kind of crap you're talking about here. Please don't bother explaining it either.
I think black on black crime is still much more common than black on white crime.
Wrong. Blacks commit more violent crimes against whites than against blacks. I have to run to the vet, but I'll be back to give you stats if you want to bet a $50 donation to FR on whether I'm right or not.
The author of the poem threw Cho out of her class. If everyone had done the same thing, he might not have had the opportunity to kill so many innocent people.
I'm the first one who on the thread who mentioned that fact -- and so what. Had he written anything worse than things she's written in the past? I doubt it.
It takes a special kind of person to read that poem and not see it as a call for killing white people, especially as it repeats the exhortation over and over. Have you hit your head recently?
Remember the phrase, "I may not agree with what you are saying, but I support your right to say it."
After reading some of the postings in this thread, I would imagine that the hatred is reciprocated.
What a vicious cycle.