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   From: nancy.pelosi.felonies@americavotes.org   
      
   In article <5dSdnfyoMvKNguTOnZ2dnUVZ_sSdnZ2d@earthlink.com>   
   "Byker"  wrote:   
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   > "David Hartung"  wrote in message   
   > news:UcydnXjjjYGYk-XOnZ2dnUVZ_tSdnZ2d@giganews.com...   
   > >   
   > > From where I sit, this owner has as much right to hold "black only"   
   > > parties as does a white owner to make racist comments in the privacy of   
   > > his own home. The problem is not the owner, it is the blatant double   
   > > standard of the NBA and the NBA players who kicked up such a fuss over   
   > > Sterling.   
   >   
   > You'd be safer not attending them.  Black events tend to turn into bongo   
   > parties:   
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   > "Although it is nearly impossible for anyone not familiar with the city   
   > to imagine the texture of life in Detroit, a recent incident at a movie   
   > theater captures the atmosphere. When the Americana 8 theater had its   
   > first showing of the Eddie Murphy movie, Harlem Nights, the crowd was   
   > so large and unmanageable that ushers stopped checking for tickets.   
   > Nearly 1,500 people pushed into the theater, filling the seats and   
   > aisles. As they waited for the movie to begin, some people passed   
   > around bottles of liquor, and others danced on the stage in front of   
   > the movie screen. The theater manager was worried by the unruly crowd,   
   > and started the movie with the house lights on.   
   >   
   > "A few minutes into the movie, some men got into a fist fight. The   
   > manager stopped the show and called the police, who restored quiet.   
   > Shortly after the movie started up again, a group of women began   
   > fighting and the movie was stopped. Theater personnel were able to make   
   > peace and the movie started again. Yet another fight broke out, the   
   > movie was stopped, order was restored, and the movie started up again.   
   > Then, just as the Eddie Murphy movie character loosed a burst of   
   > gunfire, someone in the audience started firing.   
   >   
   > "Two men in the theater were wounded, and most of the audience ran out   
   > of the building in a panic. One woman was in such a rush that she was   
   > hit by a passing car and badly injured. When police and first aid   
   > personnel arrived, they were duly fired on. They returned fire,   
   > wounding their assailant. It would be wrong to call this a typical   
   > Friday night at the movies, but the city has long gone numb to savagery   
   > of this kind."   
   >   
   > https://tinyurl.com/ms7unb9   
      
   We pay good money to see dumb democrat voting blacks burning   
   down their own homes and cities.   
      
   --- SoupGate-DOS v1.05   
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