jrg77 wrote:
I guess having a history of murder and arson is acceptable nowadays. I figured they were relegated to gang status. Boy, was I wrong.
When the NAACP hangs a castrated person from a tree then they can be considered equal to the KKK. Other than that they are FAR from equals.
Christians have a history of murder and arson too. I'm not supporting the KKK, but it's worth noting that they're not out lynching anyone or burning down churches anymore. They're a racial pride group interested in "their own kind." Just like the NAACP, Congressional Black Caucus, Black Panthers, etc, etc, etc.
Calling any of these groups "terrorist" organizations and comparing them with the Taliban is childish nonsense.
jrg77
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7/4/12 7:26 p.m.
I don't support churches either. Putting the NAACP as a group about "racial pride" tremendously diminishes the work they did to advance the opportunities for all Americans. Equating them to the KKK is narrow minded drivel.
"It's all Bull E36 M3 and it's bad for ya"
-George Carlin
I'd love to hear about all of the wonderful opportunities the NAACP has "advanced" for me. If they want to be all-inclusive, maybe they should consider changing their name.
"The CRISIS" magazine; their official publication, is full of pro-black, anti-white fear mongering and race baiting that paints white folks as "closet racists," for the sole purpose of reminding black folks to be good little democrats and vote how they're told.
http://www.thecrisismagazine.com/
The KKK is a berkeleying joke that has no influence politically, even in dumpwater county, north GA. But racial pride groups like the NAACP have significant political influence in Washington.
