[NYer]

Gag ...

[ClearCase_guy]

I hardly see NYC as a paradise. And I don’t think their recent Republican mayors have been good choices. But they haven’t has a Democrat in charge for quite a while. Now they do. I’ll check back in a few years and see if the city “improves” and rises to the level of, say, Detroit.

[Taxman]

And, someone stole FDR’s Bible!

[headstamp 2]

Harry is down for the struggle. Perhaps he could give away all his money to the plantation.

[BenLurkin]

The Left is not just nuts — it is scary nuts.

[RKBA Democrat]

Sowing the wind. We’ll see when NYC gets to reap the whirlwind.

[ronnie raygun]

New York, alarmingly, plays a tragic role in the fact that our nation has the largest prison population in the world. Much of that problem stems from issues of race perpetuated by the depth of human indifference to poverty. Changing the stop-and-frisk law is … only the tip of the iceberg in fixing our deeply Dickensian justice system,” he argued, referencing the controversial police tactic Mr. de Blasio has vowed to overhaul

Idiot making idiotic remarks, he will go back to his glass house intthe sky and the former stop and frisk perps will once again prey on thier own in black nieghborhoods. Convincing us once again that crime is a disease and rehab instead of jail time is the way to go and the big dope is stuck on pre k

[Texas Eagle]

“Let the plantation called New York City be the city of God, a city set upon the hill, a light shining in darkness,” he declared. “Elevate our valleys. Make low our mountains. Make our crooked places straight and our rough places smooth. Oh God, oh God, oh God, break every chain, break every chain, break every chain.”

Amen, bro!

[Texas Eagle]

Rev. Fred Lucas Jr., who was among several chaplains representing the city’s uniformed workers, surprised many observers by comparing the five boroughs to a “plantation.”

What??? Outrageous!

Where's a pic of this white, right-wing wacko racist!?

[longtermmemmory]

NYC’s new anthem is “Gone with the Wind”.

[AEMILIUS PAULUS]

I notice lots of references by blacks of plantations, slavery, chains etc. Would it be too brash to assert that maybe they long for the days Ante Bellum. After all they were fed, housed, given medical care, never had to make a decision by themselves such as when to get up when to go to bed. All it would take to return them to those halcyon days would be the repeal of one amendment to the constitution. I can see them now, that long line at sunset coming home and signing songs about Jordan finally happy.