The Good Reverend!!!!

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  1. Mr. Peabody

    Mr. Peabody Founding Member

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    Great thead. I totally cracked up on that one.
     
  2. saltyone

    saltyone So Mote It Be

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    Don't drag Shaq down to jesse's level. :mad: Shaq is a deputy sheriff. Shaq honestly cares about people. His presence motivates people. Jackson's presence only makes everyone believe that someone is doing wrong by the blacks.
     
  3. tirk

    tirk im the lyrical jessie james

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    i agree with da both of ewes.



    im a centrist.
     
  4. Deceks7

    Deceks7 Founding Member

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    I apologize, but I must say this...

    I embarrass myself often, so I will take another stab at this. You and I are asking the same question, "what help is he bringing?" That is what I am trying to find out. What real, tangible, concrete, effective, verifiable help is he bringing? If you find something, is the NET value of his "help" a positive. My seven year old can "help" me wash the car, but if my goal is a clean car, the net value isn't positive. (There are many other positive outcomes not related to a clean car :) ).

    You really lost me on your Shaqism. I didn't know Shaq had a history of trying to interject himself in political situations in which he had no standing.

    And for JayB's comment:
    "The way I see it, Osama himself could come down to help out and I'd be more than happy to let him help"

    I recall the story of a downed American flyer who was told he would be executed unless he provided propaganda for the NVA, he told his wife in a letter to tell his son,

    "The word is integrity"


    I know, JJ has performed countless acts, unselfish in nature, for the oppressed all over the world. Like Liberia. He went there to help.

    Geaux5000 said "the only thing that matters is saving as many lives as possible, if you don't understand that, then you are beyond saving as a human being." Did Liberia count?


    http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/ReadArticle.asp?ID=9085
    And for good reason. The current crisis was in part the creation of the Rev. Jesse Jackson, a Democratic Party activist who claims to champion the rights of Africans to self-governance. As special envoy for democracy and human rights in Africa, starting in October 1997, Jackson was President Bill Clinton's point man for Africa. It was Jackson who spearheaded Clinton's 10-day African safari in March 1998, at a cost to taxpayers of $42.8 million. And it was Jackson who legitimated Liberian strongman Charles Taylor and his protégé, the machete-wielding militia leader in neighboring Sierra Leone, Cpl. Foday Sankoh. Without Jackson's active intervention, both leaders were headed toward international isolation and sanction. Thanks to Jackson, both retained power to murder another day.


    After calling Americans muderers for their activites in Iraq;

    http://www.nationalcenter.org/P21PRJacksonMurder404.html
    These statements produced an outcry from members of the African-American leadership network Project 21:


    · Michael King (Atlanta, Georgia)- "Jesse Jackson's motives have never been as transparent as they were with these statements. If anyone needs to apologize, it's him. He indulges his fantasies and delusions of grandeur by calling for Bush's impeachment and calling for United Nations action against us. But blacks are beginning to see the truth - that Jackson's bluster is exactly that: all smoke and no substance."


    One last question, can you tell the difference between a coral snake and a king snake?

     
  5. SabanFan

    SabanFan The voice of reason

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    The big difference is that Shaq is here to take money out of his pockets.
     
  6. red55

    red55 curmudgeon Staff Member

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    Did he bring 1,000 buses filled with water and food? If not, what the hell good is he going to do?
     
  7. sprint213

    sprint213 Founding Member

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    My point is simple. You can direct this comment to whomever you so desire. As far as I am concerned this is a human tradgedy. Senator Sharpeton and Raggle, Reverand Jackson, and the Black Caucus I do not see the looting being done by just a certain race. I see black, white, chinese, latino's. I see those on poverty as well as those that have swarn to serve and protect as part of the problem.

    So as this tragedy affects everyone so does the lawlessness.
     
  8. red55

    red55 curmudgeon Staff Member

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    Jackson was just on WAFB. He did his usual criticism of the state and federal officials, but he has also been helping Cleo Fields organize some buses and get them to N.O.

    So I'll cut him some slack.
     
  9. luvmesumlsu

    luvmesumlsu Founding Member

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    what channel are you watching!!! I've been glued to the TV for the past 3 days and have yet to see any chinese or mexican looters. To be quite honest I've seen three to five white looters, and the rest have been black. I'll venture to say better than 90% of the looters are black. So if you don't see looting being done by mostly blacks then I say you're full of **** and are scared of being labeled a racist. it's ok to say that most of the looting is being done by the black scum of NOLA. That's not being racist, that the damn truth :thumb:
     
  10. SabanFan

    SabanFan The voice of reason

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    I won't cut him any slack. Jackson's criticisms are totally premature and counter productive to rescue/recovery efforts. I maintain my position that he's here only to get his name in the news to further his own agenda. When I see him hip deep in water urging thugs to drop their weapons I'll consider cutting him some slack.
     

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