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bcsco, he didn't throw Black separatist racism under the bus. He said that was the culture of the black church.

Unfortunately Royal Marshall, the black man that works with Neal Boortz said that the priest was right on the money.

So do all black people in America think that all white people in America are privileged? It seems so. He, Royal Marshall, admitted that black people talk and act different when there aren't whites around.

I'm wondering what happened to MLK Jr's I have a dream speech which was all about content of character and not color?

Honestly I don't have two personalities, I act them same around all people, dummy me assumed all adults did.

He said that was the culture of the black church.

Yes, he said that. And he also said (quoted from another thread) ""It's clear that now that I am a candidate for president, every time something is said in the church by anyone associated with Trinity, including guest pastors, the remarks will be imputed to me, even if they totally conflict with my long-held views, statements and principles,". The real truth behind that statement lies in the first part; not the highlighted part.

In truth, his beliefs do not stray from that church's beliefs. But saying so for political expediency is indeed throwing that church (and Black Liberation Theology by extension) under the bus; just as it was when he broke with the Rev. Wright.

So do all black people in America think that all white people in America are privileged?

No. I don't believe that. But a good percentage do, I'm sure. Hustlers like rev. Wright, Farrakhan, Sharpton and Jackson have made use of Christianity to fill Blacks with the desire for revenge in today's World (whereas Christianity provides a belief in a better World to come). And many fall for it. Revenge is a deep-seeded human emotion. And once aroused it's hard to quell. Yet all these hucksters are sealing their own destruction (and that of their parishioners as well).