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To: GIdget2004

“I want to tell you one more thing I know about the Negro,” he said.

Think what you will about the situation...but no good will derive from anyone starting topic with that sentence. The media and the pol’s will just hear/read that...and won’t get beyond that sentence.

Mr. Bundy has a right to his opinion, but he needs to remember the ‘actual’ point of his fight w/ the Feds and the BLM.


18 posted on 04/24/2014 7:13:45 AM PDT by conservaKate ( I grow weary of the goobers in the Republican party. (thanks Chris))
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To: conservaKate
The worst friend Cliven Bundy has is either his mouth or the brain attached to it.

The issue is federal overreach, not Bundy's bizarre theories and patronizing opinions.

25 posted on 04/24/2014 7:16:54 AM PDT by wideawake
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To: conservaKate
“I want to tell you one more thing I know about the Negro,” he said.

Think what you will about the situation...but no good will derive from anyone starting topic with that sentence.

While I'm sure your correct about no good coming from it, I think it is more a generational thing than any actual malice, Mr. Bundy isn't exactly a young polished public speaker. My father, who was from the same generation as Mr. Bundy, always referred to blacks as “colored” until the day he died. There wasn't a racist bone in his body and he actually had hired blacks to work in his electrician business before the civil rights era when it actually could hurt your business to do so (many work sites wouldn't even allow black workers). In fact I'm guessing that “colored” WAS the poltically correct term in his era, when most just used the N-word.

53 posted on 04/24/2014 7:27:16 AM PDT by apillar
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