Posted on 08/28/2015 2:54:06 PM PDT by Zakeet
Edited on 08/28/2015 4:16:01 PM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]
Members of the ##### or ##### and #BlackLivesMatter movements called for the lynching and hanging of white people and cops. They encouraged others on a radio show Tuesday night to
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Are you quoting Murrow’s response to Joe McCarthy?
Isn’t that illegal?
So true.
Not to mention that among the 12% of black people in this country most are not like the evil black woman quoted here. They are good, law-abiding Americans. The murdering horde would not be very large.
I can’t believe that the guy with our flag coming out of his ass actually ate the whole thing. Man, what a stomach he must have.
He would do well in New York City with Commie DeBlasio or in San Franpsycho.
Very nicely put.
Only a group with power thinks it can kill people with impunity.
just like back home...
.Theme song:
Shoot the Boere
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHLTKZ05zM4&feature=youtu.be
They have guaranteed that segregation will be with us for the next 500 years; whatever they thought they would wring from whites, all they’ve gotten is indifference (and blacks have simply fallen further behind the non-English speaking Third Worlders imported to replace them).
Yeah, but it was the gun that caused everything right? The wounded ladies husband should be honored for his honest comments but he will get NO press since he isn’t blaming the gun for the whole thing.
Racism is alive and well. But not where the average liberal thinks:
Flanagan complained about remarks made by Parker, who was then an intern. Flanagan told Baldwin “Alison made a couple of statements that he thought were racist. One was something about ‘swinging’ by some place; the other one was out in the ‘field.’”
bmfl
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