Tables turning

[brice1967]

http://www.glennbeck.com/2014/10/29/is-the-black-community-turning-on-obama/

I know, it's easy to discount this because "Glenn Beck" said it.  On the other hand, it's kind of hard to discount it when its black people sending the message.

[Vance2335]

The slave of the democrats are only useful when it is to help anything they want. Other then that they are dismissed.

[brice1967]

Oh the liberal ignorance is sticking its nose out again.  So, because this man has been incarcerated, he's not allowed to have an opinion?  If he were a liberal and were bashing 'whitey', you guys would love him.  

More troubling, there were other black men in the video and apparently because there was one felon in the group, you've discredited the whole lot!  

And mike, if he were "just another black man getting food stamps", you'd say he needs more help and you'd do everything you could to make sure he would vote for the liberal agenda.

Talk about hypocrisy.  You two take the cake.

[Vance2335]

Oh boy...

[mikesimon]

I love you right wingers.
Here is a 6 time felon for violent crimes (armed robberies, aggravated battery, and burglaries) who did 20 years in prison and you guys characterize him as "disenfranchised" and extoll his opinion of black on black crime.
Your hypocrisy knows no bounds.
If he was a just another black man getting food stamps you wouldn't be nearly so forgiving.

[desrt]

Total postings on this page including original topic headers:

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Postings about rationalizing racism:

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Postings on sports, business, health, environment, politics, and other 'current events':

           37 = 25%

[Barb135]

Paul McKinnley certainly knows more about black on black crime than any white folk on this forum and he wasn't the only black person in the video, but of course, it's easy blow a little smoke and discredit the whole video based on one person and the fact that Glenn Beck presented it.  That's totally incredible.

And I'm the one who is supposed to be misguided... that's laughable.

Selective Ignorance = Word of the Year:
"selective ignorance (noun): the practice of selectively ignoring distracting, irrelevant, or otherwise unnecessary information received, such as e-mails, news reports, etc.."  

It's a prized trait in the business world as people who practice it can filter out the drivel they don't need on a day to day basis; works very well for parents, too, since we'd probably all have heart attacks if we knew everything our kids did.