IMUS IMUS IMUS.........................

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Originally Posted by Realgirls4me

Both Sharpton AND Jackson have denouced such language and lyrics, and continue to. Did you happen to watch Sharpton at James Brown's funeral and how he slammed rappers for that very subject? He's been very consistent.

Oh, wait. You, and other Sharpton/Jackson bashers only see red flags and "double-standards" when they take on the man, or when it's convenient. You only are privvy to one side of them in other words.

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LMAO..I was wondering when someone was going to pull out the term "The Man"

I mustve missed it when Al and Jesse camped outside of Snoops record label and demand his firing...I was prolly hanging out w/ The Man that day

It never ends, the black community will always play the race card, it is the only thing in the black community that works ( just joking, don't get me fired). I want to know where the black leaders were for the Duke lacrosse team that was falsely accused by them and there lives forever changed. They were there loud and proud for the lying black call girl, the one even her friend that was with her said she was lying. I hate to say this but the Rev Al and his posse are the worst thing for the black community, with people like them blacks will always be treated different. Why would anyone want to put there self or company in jeopardy with the risk of someone playing a race card on them falsely? And it does happen way too much just look at the last few years. Also no one here was a slave, no one here was a slave owner so let it go.

If a black man made the same comment Imus did he would have gotten laughs, and I hate Imus

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Originally Posted by DJ_Asia

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Originally Posted by Realgirls4me

Both Sharpton AND Jackson have denouced such language and lyrics, and continue to. Did you happen to watch Sharpton at James Brown's funeral and how he slammed rappers for that very subject? He's been very consistent.

Oh, wait. You, and other Sharpton/Jackson bashers only see red flags and "double-standards" when they take on the man, or when it's convenient. You only are privvy to one side of them in other words.

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LMAO..I was wondering when someone was going to pull out the term "The Man"

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You didn't answer my questions or tackle the points I raised.

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Originally Posted by freak

It never ends, the black community will always play the race card, it is the only thing in the black community that works ( just joking, don't get me fired). I want to know where the black leaders were for the Duke lacrosse team that was falsely accused by them and there lives forever changed. They were there loud and proud for the lying black call girl, the one even her friend that was with her said she was lying. I hate to say this but the Rev Al and his posse are the worst thing for the black community, with people like them blacks will always be treated different. Why would anyone want to put there self or company in jeopardy with the risk of someone playing a race card on them falsely? And it does happen way too much just look at the last few years. Also no one here was a slave, no one here was a slave owner so let it go.

If a black man made the same comment Imus did he would have gotten laughs, and I hate Imus

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Funny, but I don't recall either Jackson or Sharpton backing this woman up? Care to provide links?

*** Breakfast Break ***

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Originally Posted by Realgirls4me

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Originally Posted by DJ_Asia

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Originally Posted by Realgirls4me

Both Sharpton AND Jackson have denouced such language and lyrics, and continue to. Did you happen to watch Sharpton at James Brown's funeral and how he slammed rappers for that very subject? He's been very consistent.

Oh, wait. You, and other Sharpton/Jackson bashers only see red flags and "double-standards" when they take on the man, or when it's convenient. You only are privvy to one side of them in other words.

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LMAO..I was wondering when someone was going to pull out the term "The Man"

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You didn't answer my questions or tackle the points I raised.

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Thats okay mate,Ive raised a billion points in this thread and nary but a 2 have been addressed.

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Originally Posted by Realgirls4me

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Originally Posted by freak

It never ends, the black community will always play the race card, it is the only thing in the black community that works ( just joking, don't get me fired). I want to know where the black leaders were for the Duke lacrosse team that was falsely accused by them and there lives forever changed. They were there loud and proud for the lying black call girl, the one even her friend that was with her said she was lying. I hate to say this but the Rev Al and his posse are the worst thing for the black community, with people like them blacks will always be treated different. Why would anyone want to put there self or company in jeopardy with the risk of someone playing a race card on them falsely? And it does happen way too much just look at the last few years. Also no one here was a slave, no one here was a slave owner so let it go.

If a black man made the same comment Imus did he would have gotten laughs, and I hate Imus

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Funny, but I don't recall either Jackson or Sharpton backing this woman up? Care to provide links?

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Jesse, for example, rushed up to offer to pay the college tuition of the accuser in the Duke "rape" case. When it was pointed out to him that it had yet to be determined if the accuser had in fact been assaulted (and we're starting to get a pretty good idea of the reality of that) Jesse was asked if he would still pay the tuition if it turned out the woman was making false accusations. Jesse said that he would. Essentially he was offering to reward a woman for lying, for ruining young men's lives. Is that the message we want to send our young sisters; lie for your supper?

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/john-r...e_b_39917.html

Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton showed up immediately, with Jackson declaring to reporters that "Precious" was the victim of a racially motivated hate crime, and his Rainbow Coalition was going to pay the remainder of her college tuition.

http://www.buzzle.com/articles/cbs-i...questions.html

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Originally Posted by Realgirls4me

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Originally Posted by freak

It never ends, the black community will always play the race card, it is the only thing in the black community that works ( just joking, don't get me fired). I want to know where the black leaders were for the Duke lacrosse team that was falsely accused by them and there lives forever changed. They were there loud and proud for the lying black call girl, the one even her friend that was with her said she was lying. I hate to say this but the Rev Al and his posse are the worst thing for the black community, with people like them blacks will always be treated different. Why would anyone want to put there self or company in jeopardy with the risk of someone playing a race card on them falsely? And it does happen way too much just look at the last few years. Also no one here was a slave, no one here was a slave owner so let it go.

If a black man made the same comment Imus did he would have gotten laughs, and I hate Imus

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Funny, but I don't recall either Jackson or Sharpton backing this woman up? Care to provide links?

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http://www.wral.com/news/local/story/1091599/

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Originally Posted by Realgirls4me

Funny, but I don't recall either Jackson or Sharpton backing this woman up? Care to provide links?

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WOW you have the memory of a goldfish, do you know why a goldfish can survive in that little fish bowl? Because once he swims around it once he forgets he was ever there. Just search it, please.

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Originally Posted by freak

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Originally Posted by Realgirls4me

Funny, but I don't recall either Jackson or Sharpton backing this woman up? Care to provide links?

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WOW you have the memory of a goldfish, do you know why a goldfish can survive in that little fish bowl? Because once he swims around it once he forgets he was ever there. Just search it, please.

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Was that necessary? Realgirls4me may just not have been familiar with the event in question, in which case you simply post the requested link. If you want to insult someone whose behavior merits it, there's always Legend.

-Quinn