Looks like the Freepers have turned to what they know best

[AllentownJake]

Blatant Racism

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2169619/posts

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2169621/posts

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2169602/posts

Well Lee Atwater is smiling from hell right now.

[seemunkee]

1. I'm shocked

Wait, no I'm not.

[Shakespeare]

2. I love the poster who compares being black with being degenerate.

:eyes:

To: bimboeruption
This confirms a dynamic I recognized years ago. As early as the late 1980s, Blacks were being highlighted by the media as the coolest people on planet earth. In line with this, the black musician could do no wrong. The vulgarity and moral vacancy they displayed, was also portrayed as the coolest way to act.

Young white girls adopted black styles, behavior, even makeup. White guys were jumping on the rap band wagon by the droves. The gangsta styles were and are all the rage.

Many of our kids have been convinced that it is cool to be pierced, tatooed, and degenerate.

So now Larry King’s kid wants to be black. is there any question why that is the case? No.

Say thanks to your guests Larry. And welcome to the reality parents have to deal with in this declining nation.



32 posted on Thursday, January 22, 2009 10:37:59 AM by DoughtyOne (D1: Home of the golden tag line: If we are all equal, why was 01/20/09 a profound day in history?)
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[AllentownJake]

3. Actually the piercing and lots of tattoos

was mostly a white musician thing after the grunge movement but never let the facts get in your way.

Not directed to poster but to freeper.

[Shakespeare]

4. Yes, I'm very aware of that. Was that comment directed at me, or the freepers? n/t

[AllentownJake]

5. At the freeper

put a disclaimer.

[Lilyeye]

6. How sad is this post.

So when they think of black people they only see thugs who are pierced and tattooed. WTF? I am not surprised about the thug thing. Most of those idiots get their opinions of blacks from stereotypes...but since when did black people start the piercing and tattoo trends that are popular today? Such ignorant assholes.

[AllentownJake]

7. Sad thing is the freeper probably listens to alot of classic rock

which if not for Black artist of the 20s to 50s would never have existed and the fool is to ignorant to realize that.

[moggie]

15. Ah yes, the vulgarity of the black musician

So different from the dignified moral probity one has come to expect from white rock and pop musicians. :crazy:

[deutsey]

8. Actually, Lee Atwater had a huge change of heart at the end of his life

Unfortunately, it took a lethal disease to instigate the transformation.

[AllentownJake]

9. Yeah I heard that

and I also heard the Bibles (that brought about this conversion) still had the celophane on them when they were packing up his stuff after he died.

[deutsey]

10. I don't know how authentic the conversion was

and I know how reprehensible he was prior to his brain cancer (wasn't it brain cancer?). I actually fell victim to his '88 strategy to supress the vote by making the election so ugly people would stay home in disgust and not vote (which is why I always vote now, no matter how ugly the election gets).

Still, I remember being surprised by his very vocal renunciation of the racist/divisive tactics he used. Assuming he was sincere, it sucks that it takes confronting his own mortality before he'd reject that bullshit.

[AllentownJake]

12. He ran out of time

to try to reform his image by other means. I believe he was not sorry for what he did. I believe he was sorry the impression people got of him for what he did.

[TheKentuckian]

11. Stupid, horrid, disgusting, willfully ignorant freepers

:puke: :puke: :puke: :puke:

[NatBurner]

13. i think we're witnessing the beginning of the civil whites movement

oh the tribulations these poor poor caucasians must suffer through lol

if only they had a leader to guide them over the mountain top- a credit to the race, if you will

[Oak2004]

14. The right -- not just the far right-- in America has always been neck deep in racism

The none-too-well disguised undertone in most "law and order" and "anti big government" whining has always been, not lofty conservative ideals (whatever that would be), but "protect us white folks from the n******". Just because the leadership usually is discreet enough not to use the n-word doesn't mean you can't hear the n-word, loud and ever so nauseatingly clear.

Put enough stress on the rank and file though, and they pull out the megaphones rather than the dog whistles.