If you pay someone for their opinion, I ask you, is it still THEIR opinion?

We are not purchasing this Black man, we are merely renting a racist.  It is just what Indianapolis needs, more racism even if the racist is a former Democrat candidate for President, or, a sitting Congressman.  MLK’S vision is dead to them, and, even the SC says one may validly take skin coloration as the sine qua non of a person wishing to attend the University of Michigan. 

It time for the old school black leadership to be replaced with younger educated people who have the message of self empowerment, personal responsibility, strong families, unlike Sharpon & Jackson which draw power from defending bad behavior, accepting failure, feeding upon race conflict, and prey upon the people they supposedly are trying to help.

They wont accept that the game has changed and they are losing ground to others by clinging to victimhood and race as a resume builder.

There is no better time then now!

Transcript of 2009 Obama NAACP Speech:

“Government programs alone won’t get our children to the Promised Land.
We need a new mind set, a new set of attitudes — because one of the
most durable and destructive legacies of discrimination is the way we’ve
internalized a sense of limitation; how so many in our community have
come to expect so little from the world and from themselves.

We’ve got to say to our children, yes, if you’re African American, the
odds of growing up amid crime and gangs are higher. Yes, if you live in
a poor neighborhood, you will face challenges that somebody in a
wealthy suburb does not have to face. But that’s not a reason to get
bad grades — (applause) — that’s not a reason to cut class —
(applause) — that’s not a reason to give up on your education and drop
out of school. (Applause.) No one has written your destiny for you.
Your destiny is in your hands — you cannot forget that. That’s what we
have to teach all of our children. No excuses. (Applause.) No
excuses.

You get that education, all those hardships will just make you stronger, better able to compete. Yes we can. (Applause.)

To parents — to parents, we can’t tell our kids to do well in school
and then fail to support them when they get home. (Applause.) You
can’t just contract out parenting. For our kids to excel, we have to
accept our responsibility to help them learn. That means putting away
the Xbox — (applause) — putting our kids to bed at a reasonable hour.
(Applause.) It means attending those parent-teacher conferences and
reading to our children and helping them with their homework.
(Applause.)

And by the way, it means we need to be there for our neighbor’s sons and
daughters. (Applause.) We need to go back to the time, back to the
day when we parents saw somebody, saw some kid fooling around and — it
wasn’t your child, but they’ll whup you anyway. (Laughter and
applause.) Or at least they’ll tell your parents — the parents will.
You know. (Laughter.) That’s the meaning of community. That’s how we
can reclaim the strength and the determination and the hopefulness that
helped us come so far; helped us make a way out of no way.

It also means pushing our children to set their sights a little bit
higher. They might think they’ve got a pretty good jump shot or a
pretty good flow, but our kids can’t all aspire to be LeBron or Lil
Wayne. (Applause.) I want them aspiring to be scientists and engineers
— (applause) — doctors and teachers — (applause) — not just ballers
and rappers. I want them aspiring to be a Supreme Court Justice.
(Applause.) I want them aspiring to be the President of the United
States of America. (Applause.)

I want their horizons to be limitless. I don’t — don’t tell them they
can’t do something. Don’t feed our children with a sense of — that
somehow because of their race that they cannot achieve.

Yes, government must be a force for opportunity. Yes, government must
be a force for equality. But ultimately, if we are to be true to our
past, then we also have to seize our own future, each and every day.

And that’s what the NAACP is all about. The NAACP was not founded in
search of a handout. The NAACP was not founded in search of favors.
The NAACP was founded on a firm notion of justice; to cash the
promissory note of America that says all of our children, all God’s
children, deserve a fair chance in the race of life.”

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Darn!  I was hoping for an it’s so TA could leap into action to astound us all with his superlative grasp of grammar. 

It’s OK.  Idiocy is self-evident.

BIG AL!!!  Society’s Pal !!!

Cripes…. lets get a couple of Nazi’s or skinheads in town to  provide ‘fair & balanced’ representation.

Sheesh.

Al’s worse than a Nazi.  And he claims to be a man of the cloth.  I hope he gets bit by a rabid squirrel in Garfield Park.

there you go again with your death-wishes on a human being — you certainly are a lousy “pro-life” exponent! find a pastor or a psychiatrist and get some guidance…

Ahhh!  Don’t let the blog title ruin a good Simon tune & CC video; just because Sharpton’s a “leader” in the hatriot movement…

Of course he’d find a way to blame it on whitey.

Your question is one of convention tied to yesterday’s establishment.  

The Tea Party is today’s civil rights leader.

that already happened many years ago when the Rev. Andrew J. Brown publicly declared me to be so during the Jesse Jackson for President campaign in 1984 — it was quite an honor !

What a sad thing to be so dissatisfied with how God made you. 

And how honored you must feel to be ‘publicly declared’ black during a race pimp’s campaign.

Sharpton is probably coming to town to talk to Ballard and Straub.  After all Ballard and Straub agree with Sharpton that the Police, the FOP, the Merit Board and the FBI are all wrong.  Those three guys would have the Police let criminals go that assault the Police or run from them.

Wilson needs to read a little history from Germany.
He reminds me of the Brownshirts, doing the dirty work for Hitler, then  their rewards from Adolf was death!

Did Al ever pay the slander/defamation judgement obtained against him by the cops in the Tawanna [sp?] Brawley case? A fair question to ask, eh?

That ain’t paint.  Them there’s the Andre Carsons of the underworld, of the non intellect, of the sound bite, of first class fools.

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