"George, life is hard. Its harder when you're stupid."
Takai is now famous for being a fudge packer. Unreal. Obama’s America is really something else.
Before spouting any further nonsense he should read “My Grandfather’s Son” by Thomas.
George did not play Sulu in the Star Trek movie “Into Darkness” for good reason.
He is a homosexual. Who cares what he thinks.
Leave it to a homosexual to be so mentally deranged.
An over-the-hill pole smoker with zero acting ability speaks. Does he realize his part on Star Trek 50 years ago was based solely on his race?
‘star trek’ material sulu isn’t ... Judge Thomas is full ‘Star Trek’ material!
You can say that homosexuality is not part of the Japanese American experience either, and Takei is Japanese-American.
Shut your ignorant mouth, Sulu; you can only make things worse by broadcasting your stupidity. At the end of the LGBT rainbow there is a pile of manure.
George Takei
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Takei
Who is Sulu?
A “fake black”????
Hey Al Sharpton, did ya hear THAT???
..... didn’t think so....
Racist.
Gays obviously feel they are now above the modern rules of public propriety and unlike the rest of us are free to give their unfiltered opinion, regardless of how offensive.
Maybe it’s just my perception, but Takei seems to radiate an almost deviant homosexuality from his person each time I observe him in the media. Am I the only person that perceives this vibe?
When liberal have no response for a man’s idea, they attack the man.
Nothing like a viscious fag with a false grievance.
"George, life is hard. Its harder when you're stupid."
This comment shows that the slanderer of Mr. Justice Thomas has no understanding of southern history--no understanding of world economic history. While a bondage labor system is certainly not an optimum system to bring out the best in those in such service; from ancient & Biblical times onward, it has never prevented those in bondage from retaining a high level of human dignity.
There are innumerable examples: From the "good & faithful servant" in the Bible, to the Greek slave Aesop; to the often loved and honored household servants in the old South, as well as the skilled artisans (60 to 80% of whom were Black at the time of emancipation in the deep South); there are plenty of histories of highly respected individuals.
Was "Mammy"as portrayed in "Gone With The Wind," disrespected! She was the moral compass of the White family she loved. (Yes she was a fictional character, but one drawn by a careful student of history, to reflect how such servants were actually seen in the era.)
Or one can consider Shakespeare's recital of Fifteenth Century British attitudes in the last days of British feudalism, in Henry V.
Or consider the testimony of Booker T. Washington. What writers like this fanatic, who hates Justice Thomas, because Justice Thomas has a moral compass, want is to create turmoil and hatred in America at large. Why? His rhetoric suggests he has embraced the Egalitarian/Collectivist mania to coerce uniformity of thought; indeed, acceptance of a form of social chaos, where all traditional standards of acceptable behavior are trashed.
Captain Kirk: Scotty we ‘re under attack. We need more power.
Scotty: I’m giving you all I’ve got.
Captain Kirk: Spock why isn’t Mr. Sulu at his station?
Spock: Mr. Sulu volunteered to be probed by the aliens Captain.
Captain Kirk: But Spock!
Spock; Yes Captain. I believe your assumption is correct. That is where the aliens are probing Mr. Sulu.