Man you just gotta love all the racial stuff

[CurseoftheBambi]

that has been coming out in so many open and blalant ways since Obama was running for office and now his choice for supreme court justice...some people are falling all over themselves in showing how evil they are.

Shakes head:nono:

[TripleSkeet]

Is it true he appointed the Dr. of Style???

http://img132.imageshack.us/img132/2488/45679682.jpg (http://img132.imageshack.us/my.php?image=45679682.jpg)

The Slickster is definitely a Jive Soul Bro!

[ChrisTheCop]

Like charles rangel saying Obama should be careful if he visits Harlem; I agree, awful.

[Dude!]

what is with the justice dept
dropping charges against
the black panthers who were
intimidating voters in philly?

[foodcourtdruide]

Like charles rangel saying Obama should be careful if he visits Harlem; I agree, awful.

Totally idiotic.

[Hottub]

Like charles rangel saying Obama should be careful if he visits Harlem; I agree, awful.

Not if rotn is on duty.

[keithy_19]

Like how the Dems voted down Alberto Gonzalez when he was picked for the supreme court. I get what you're saying...

[britneypablo]

Not if rotn is on duty.

<font color="deeppink"> awww i miss him...i may need to go shoot some N's out there so i can get arrested

[Drunky McBetidont]

i always figured brit was half black? hmmmm.

[britneypablo]

i always figured brit was half black? hmmmm.

<font color="deeppink"> ive had some in me if thats the half your thinking of

[badmonkey]

Like how the Dems voted down Alberto Gonzalez when he was picked for the supreme court. I get what you're saying...

Close Keithy. Alberto Gonzalez was the hispanic Attorney General they didn't want (http://www.politicalaffairs.net/article/articleview/394/). It was Miguel Estrada that they didn't want on the court (http://macsmind.com/wordpress/2009/05/30/democrats-could-care-less-about-hispanics-byron-york-remebers-miguel-estrada/).

[angrymissy]

what is with the justice dept
dropping charges against
the black panthers who were
intimidating voters in philly?

It turns out
that it's
not against
the
law
for black guys in
stupid outfits
to stand outside
a polling place

[keithy_19]

It turns out
that it's
not against
the
law
for black guys in
stupid outfits
to stand outside
a polling place

Isn't it against the law to intimidate people to get them to vote a certain way, or to try to get them not to vote?

I don't know. I'm asking you.

[angrymissy]

Isn't it against the law to intimidate people to get them to vote a certain way, or to try to get them not to vote?

I don't know. I'm asking you.

They stood outside. In the video circulated, you can see a little old white lady walking right in to vote.

One of them was a registered poll watcher.

[badmonkey]

It turns out
that it's
not against
the
law
for black guys in
stupid outfits
to stand outside
a polling place
with weapons

They stood outside with weapons. In the video circulated, you can see a little old white lady walking right in to vote.

One of them was a registered poll watcher.

http://www.digitaljournal.com/img/8/7/8/i/4/4/3/o/blackpanthers.jpg

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[keithy_19]

I don't want to switch this around, but what if there was a Klan member chose to watch. I would say that the individual dressed in attire which is a symbol of hate and intimidation should have been asked to leave the area.

[angrymissy]

The guy with the nightstick is not allowed to go near polls anymore.

Not sure if it's actually illegal to carry a nightstick in PA.

[angrymissy]

I don't want to switch this around, but what if there was a Klan member chose to watch. I would say that the individual dressed in attire which is a symbol of hate and intimidation should have been asked to leave the area.

They're wearing black jackets and pants with berets...

[badmonkey]

The guy with the nightstick is not allowed to go near polls anymore.

Not sure if it's actually illegal to carry a nightstick in PA.

Why shouldn't he be allowed near polls anymore if he wasn't intimidating anybody?

[angrymissy]

Why shouldn't he be allowed near polls anymore if he wasn't intimidating anybody?

Sorry, I was mistaken. He's not banned from the polls, he is not allowed to have a nightstick in the future.

[badmonkey]

Sorry, I was mistaken. He's not banned from the polls, he is not allowed to have a nightstick in the future.

Why shouldn't he be allowed to have a nigthstick near polls anymore if it wasn't intimidating anybody?

[angrymissy]

Why shouldn't he be allowed to have a nigthstick near polls anymore if it wasn't intimidating anybody?

Because people bitched and moaned and they'll have to give them something, if you want my honest opinion.

[DiabloSammich]

Those berets should be illegal.

[badmonkey]

Because people bitched and moaned and they'll have to give them something, if you want my honest opinion.

Ohhhhhhhh. Yeah... it was probably an overreaction. As we are all aware, white people are so scared of black people. Wonder how many rednecks with shotguns we'll see next election now that we've established that it's not intimidating or a weapon until it's used on somebody.

It's actually probably lucky he was there with that nightstick. Now that we know this isn't voter intimidation, we can probably throw out the argument that showing an ID is intimidating. I'd rather show an ID than deal with the militant with the billy club.

[angrymissy]

Ohhhhhhhh. Yeah... it was probably an overreaction. As we are all aware, white people are so scared of black people. Wonder how many rednecks with shotguns we'll see next election now that we've established that it's not intimidating or a weapon until it's used on somebody.

It's actually probably lucky he was there with that nightstick. Now that we know this isn't voter intimidation, we can probably throw out the argument that showing an ID is intimidating. I'd rather show an ID than deal with the militant with the billy club.

If I saw a redneck with a nightstick, I would point and laugh, walk in and vote. Not so sure if a shotgun is on the same level as a nightstick. No one reported this guy to the police except the reporters.

Personally, I think you should have to show ID to vote.

[badmonkey]

Personally, I think you should have to show ID to vote.

:thumbup:

[brettmojo]

I don't want to switch this around, but what if there was a Klan member chose to watch. I would say that the individual dressed in attire which is a symbol of hate and intimidation should have been asked to leave the area.
Well yeah wearing a white robe in public is just silly.

[FezsAssistant]

Don't forget Biden played the race card when Clarence Thomas was voted in.

[DarkHippie]

Don't forget Biden played the race card when Clarence Thomas was voted in.

what did he say?

[Drunky McBetidont]

Don't forget Biden played the race card when Clarence Thomas was voted in.

pubes on a coke can are not racist, just yucky. i love perverted justice.

[TheMojoPin]

The dropping of the case against the New Panthers in Philly is pretty much bullshit, largely based on this:

http://img194.imageshack.us/img194/5616/affidavit.jpg

If they were just standing there and not actually approaching anyone or making threatening statements dropping the case would have made sense. It would have still been a stupid decision on the New Panthers' part to have the nightstick, but they would have ultimately not been doing anything to obstruct people from voting. If Bull's account is true, and he has little reason to lie, then these guys most certainly should be investigated and also likely prosecuted.

It's also key to distinguish the New Black Panther Party from the actual Black Panther Party, which is now all but defunct. The original BPP members have denounced the NBPP repeatedly over the years. The NBPP is largely made up based on biogted and ridiculous eugenics and conspiracy theories. In short, they're made up mostly of ignorant scumbags.

The original BPP had its obvious flaws, but it's a shame its name is being dragged down by these idiots.

Also, I've seen the KKK analogy used in different places, and it simply doesn't work. If the KKK was there, their intimidation would be accomplished by their long history of actively targeting and going after people and attacking them or killing them due to their ethnicity or religion. Black activist groups, even morons like the NBPP, simply do not have that history. When all is said and done, white people have nothing to fear from these if they're not actively trying to start shit with them, which is why this wouldn't be a big deal if these guys had just been there and didn't have any weapons or start trying to intimidate people. People have real and many reasons to be afraid of the KKK, who would go after people for simply doing everyday things. That said, these guys from the NBPP crossed the line legally and should be investigated. I know the police were involved that day; is there perhaps a local investigation and the option was simply taken to not make it a federal case? Someone needs to be looking into this.

[Serpico1103]

I don't want to switch this around, but what if there was a Klan member chose to watch. I would say that the individual dressed in attire which is a symbol of hate and intimidation should have been asked to leave the area.

I don't want to burst your bubble. But, if you think the Klan is the white equivalent of the Black Panthers than you know little.
Read up on the Black Panthers and what they stood for and who they fought against.
Who did the Black Panthers target?
Who did the Klan target?

The Black Panthers began as a black power movement, than realized that it needed to help all oppressed people. Watch Forrest Gump, what meeting did he interrupt, if a black guy interrupted a Klan meeting, how would it have gone?
I know its a movie, but it's accurate in that sense.

[hanso]

So where does Howard fit it to this?
Its now his logo.

[badmonkey]

I don't want to burst your bubble. But, if you think the Klan is the white equivalent of the Black Panthers than you know little.
Read up on the Black Panthers and what they stood for and who they fought against.
Who did the Black Panthers target?
Who did the Klan target?

The Black Panthers began as a black power movement, than realized that it needed to help all oppressed people. Watch Forrest Gump, what meeting did he interrupt, if a black guy interrupted a Klan meeting, how would it have gone?
I know its a movie, but it's accurate in that sense.

Sorry, wrong Black Panther Party Forrest. (http://www.blackpanther.org/newsalert.htm)

[Serpico1103]

Sorry, wrong Black Panther Party Forrest. (http://www.blackpanther.org/newsalert.htm)

I know there is a difference. One is the "Black Panther Party" the other is not. Everyone I have seen comment on the story has referenced the "Black Panther Party." Not differentiating between the two.
And, I am sure most people think even the original Panthers were the Black equivalent of the Klan.

[TheMojoPin]

I know there is a difference. One is the "Black Panther Party" the other is not. Everyone I have seen comment on the story has referenced the "Black Panther Party." Not differentiating between the two.
And, I am sure most people think even the original Panthers were the Black equivalent of the Klan.

As shitty as the NBPP is, they're no Klan. That analogy completely fails.

[Serpico1103]

As shitty as the NBPP is, they're no Klan. That analogy completely fails.

What analogy?
I have said the Black Panthers are nothing like the Klan. The new group that has stolen the black panther's name; I have no opinion of.

[TheMojoPin]

What analogy?

The people tossing out "what if was the Klan at the polling place" hypothetical as if the BPP and the Klan are comparable.

[Serpico1103]

The people tossing out "what if was the Klan at the polling place" hypothetical as if the BPP and the Klan are comparable.

Got it, agreed.

But, that is because people think the Black Panthers hated white people. Just like they think all MLK fought for was rights for blacks.
Another example of middle class and lower class whites thinking they have more in common with rich white people than they do with poor black people.

[TheMojoPin]

Got it, agreed.

But, that is because people think the Black Panthers hated white people. Just like they think all MLK fought for was rights for blacks.
Another example of middle class and lower class whites thinking they have more in common with rich white people than they do with poor black people.

That's the same thing that did in the Populists.

[SouthSideJohnny]

what did he say?

"I think that the only reason Clarence Thomas is on the Court is because he is black. I don't believe he could have won had he been white. And the reason is, I think it was a cynical ploy by President Bush."

[epo]

Yea....I love it when racists show their true colors:

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