Al Sharpton's an Ass! - Page 4 - PhillyBlog

BMP02 · #31 (**permalink**) 05-10-2008, 11:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Mr. Brightside

I'm not going to vote for anyone who makes a routine habit paling around with Al "I pimp out a significant percentage of the black electorate" Sharpton.

It's not about posing for pictures ... it's about funding stupid entitlement programs that leave people in an endless cycle of dependency. It's about pandering to people who blame bad behavior and personal failings on racism instead of poor personal choices.

Life's tough for a lot of people. Put on a ****ing helmet and pull yourself up by your own bootstraps.

I'm not down with the social conservatism either ... which really limits my choices when I go to vote.

For the record, I am totally againt this nut box. I cannot stand Sharpton. Who named his the leader of Black folks? He's a disgrace.... Now Jesse, I have a lot of respect for him.

Mr. Brightside · #32 (**permalink**) 05-10-2008, 11:42 PM

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For the record, I am totally againt this nut box. I cannot stand Sharpton. Who named his the leader of Black folks? He's a disgrace.... Now Jesse, I have a lot of respect for him.

Jesse's a hypocritical race baiting douche bag too. Love children ... making excuses for poor behavior ... staging civil right protests against Budweiser to get his sons lucrative beer distributorships. He's every bit as bad as Al.

BMP02 · #33 (**permalink**) 05-10-2008, 11:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Mr. Brightside

Jesse's a hypocritical race baiting douche bag too. Love children ... making excuses for poor behavior ... staging civil right protests against Budweiser to get his sons lucrative beer distributorships. He's every bit as bad as Al.

Well, I guess I'm refering to civil-rights, back in the day Jesse Jackson. As a youth, I was really inspired by Keep Hope Alive.

I agree he's been playing the corp thing to justify his position in the hood... He's an opportunist.

Hospitalitygirl · #34 (**permalink**) 05-10-2008, 11:54 PM

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But anyway, she talks really disrespectful and has issues..... and I can't stand for that. And I have a real good feeling of how and what she is (but I'll keep that to myself)...but I know she knows what I'm talking about.

"She talks really disrespectful and has issues...and I can't stand for that."

Have trouble with women do you?

And you think you know who and what I am? You don't know shite pal, not a damned thing.

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Anyway, she just thinks her view is always accurate and correct and it's not. When it is different, then she resorts to acting childish and smart-ass remarks.

Waa, waaa, waaa...Are you a hormonal 12 y/o girl by any chance?

Mr. Brightside · #35 (**permalink**) 05-11-2008, 12:29 AM

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Originally Posted by BMP02

He's an opportunist.

Right from the moment be made a show out of wearing a shirt stained with MLK's blood. MLK was moving beyond race and more towards economic justice for all. It created a mild schism within the movement that would have widened had MLK lived longer. Guess which side to the schism Jackson would have been on.

phillynova · #36 (**permalink**) 05-11-2008, 02:37 PM

In the Philadelphia case, officers who stopped the car Monday night believed its occupants had been involved in a triple shooting a few blocks away. They included members of a narcotics unit working the area and patrol officers called in response to the shooting.
The three suspects , Dwayne Dyches, Brian Hall and Pete Hopkins, all of Philadelphia , were each charged with attempted murder and related counts in connection with the shooting, according to court records.
D. Scott Perrine, a lawyer representing the three suspects, has said his clients had nothing to do with the shooting, police had no reason to follow their car and the beating was unjustified.

I think it's pertinent to note that the lawyer representing the 3 suspects was arrested for cocaine posession a few months ago.

BMP02 · #37 (**permalink**) 05-11-2008, 10:44 PM

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Originally Posted by phillynova

In the Philadelphia case, officers who stopped the car Monday night believed its occupants had been involved in a triple shooting a few blocks away. They included members of a narcotics unit working the area and patrol officers called in response to the shooting.
The three suspects , Dwayne Dyches, Brian Hall and Pete Hopkins, all of Philadelphia , were each charged with attempted murder and related counts in connection with the shooting, according to court records.
D. Scott Perrine, a lawyer representing the three suspects, has said his clients had nothing to do with the shooting, police had no reason to follow their car and the beating was unjustified.

I think it's pertinent to note that the lawyer representing the 3 suspects was arrested for cocaine posession a few months ago.

That's interesting to know..... but what revelance does that have with the case? He wasn't disbarred or prohibited from practicing law, was he?

nuleader · #38 (**permalink**) 05-12-2008, 02:41 PM

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Originally Posted by BMP02

KRS-One (Knowledge Reigns Supreme Over Nearly Everybody) is my favorite rapper of all time. Not Jay Z or 50 Cent (eevn thoug I applaud their business savy) I don't like that bling bling, drug talk stuff .. I'm into the real conscious rap.

I love KRS One (BDP)---Criminal Minded has to be the best rap album of all time...