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From: Sparky@universalexports.org
Maryann wrote:
> On Mar 8, 1:43 pm, Joel wrote:
>> "Richard Fangnail" wrote:
>>> In this one they satirized how people get carried away when somebody
>>> says "n*gger" and/or how people want ridiculous "remedies" for it,
>>> like taking culture classes. Also, Token and others didn't try to
>>> understand why Mr. Marsh said it.
>> Yeah, until all the rap stars quit saying it, I say, it's fair game.
>> Why would anyone continue to give this word such power, as so many did
>> after Michael Richards' outburst. He's just a comedian. Why *admit*
>> being so offended by it? It's childish. If an elected official had
>> done it, or a police officer, or just about *anyone* other than
>> someone being openly attacked by a black person, fine, but Jesus, it
>> was just Kramer.
>>
>> --
>> Joel Crump
>>
>> Mary Broadnax, 52, was walking closely behind, absorbing a
>> moment she would never have imagined growing up in nearby
>> Montgomery. After hearing Mr. Obama speak, she said she would
>> do whatever she could to see him win the presidency.
>>
>> "I love Bill Clinton, but if he came up to me and asked me to
>> support Hillary, I would have to say I'm sorry," Ms. Broadnax
>> said, pausing before unspooling a long string of attributes
>> about Mr. Obama. "He's the right man for our time."
>
> Bill Clinton the first Black President, and Mrs. Bill Clinton who will
> be running against Obama and she knows what it is like to be "with"
> the first black president, Clinton.
>
> I thought South Park was funny, why don't they go against the Grammy
> Winning Rap Star artists - who uses the n word in every other word of
> their rap songs. Why don't the Grammy Winners apoligize for their
> lyrics? mai
Hey, dat's business! Just keep pushing Webistics.
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