Zumi had a "haunch" I was going to post that pic.
You gotta admit, it's a funny pic. You have way too much trouble separating politics and race from plain old humor, Zumi. You probably need to get "hip."
You gotta admit, it's a funny pic. You have way too much trouble separating politics and race from plain old humor, Zumi. You probably need to get "hip."
Ahhh.
You're being a technical pussy again.
"It's what Lady Funk said, not what I said. Lady Funk's words are her words, not mine. I'm just saying what Lady Funk said, I didn't say that. So if you have a problem with what I'm repeating as a truth that I'm conveniently enabling, when she's directly referring to Karen Kraft being a man named Ken and nobody else, then take it up with Lady Funk, not me."
Carry on!
Why would that be funny? maybe he has enough money to afford his own care. It seems your hate runs deep, son. Could be a symptom.
Good Lord Zumi! What the fuck are you doing frequenting the KKK on Twitter? No wonder you come in here all bitter in the morning. Those don't sound like jokes to me. It sounds like your kind of bitterness from the other side of the fence. BTW, I do believe that elevating MLK above the father of the country is a bit preposterous.
Good Lord Zumi! What the fuck are you doing frequenting the KKK on Twitter? No wonder you come in here all bitter in the morning. Those don't sound like jokes to me. It sounds like your kind of bitterness from the other side of the fence. BTW, I do believe that elevating MLK above the father of the country is a bit preposterous.
My my, the hate does run deep...here I was thinking we were all God's children.
Good Lord Zumi! What the fuck are you doing frequenting the KKK on Twitter? No wonder you come in here all bitter in the morning. Those don't sound like jokes to me. It sounds like your kind of bitterness from the other side of the fence. BTW, I do believe that elevating MLK above the father of the country is a bit preposterous.
Says the guy too fat for surgery.
WhoSane Obama
Eco nom ICK genius
Obama Gets Economic Advice From Al Sharpton, Other “African American Leaders” During White House Meeting….
cause the NIGGERZ are GENIUSES.........right
Degenerate race-baiters like Al Sharpton should be shunned, yet Obama embraces them.
White House readout:
The President met with African American leaders yesterday in the Roosevelt Room at the White House to continue their dialogue on his plan to strengthen the economy for the middle class and continue to build ladders of opportunity for those striving to get there.
The President reiterated his commitment to supporting policies that will directly impact those hardest hit by the economic crisis by making sure that America is a magnet for jobs, increasing access to job training programs, partnering with high-poverty communities to help them rebuild, and encouraging companies to invest in disadvantaged neighborhoods.The president also reiterated his call to reform education by expanding universal pre-K for every child as a way to significantly decrease the achievement gap.
The president and the leaders expressed a shared concern about the need to implement common-sense improvements to the voting process because our democracy works best when every American eligible to vote has the opportunity to cast their ballot and make their voices heard.
The President called on the leaders to continue the national dialogue on the need for a balanced approach to deficit reduction. He stressed the harm that the automatic cuts known as the sequester will have on thousands of jobs while cutting services to children, seniors, mental wellness programs, small businesses, and those in our military.
The President praised the participants for their steadfast leadership on a broad range of issues critical to improving the economy and strengthening our country. The leaders in attendance also highlighted their goals to continue to build momentum for Congress to act in the best interests of the American people by supporting policies that help move our country forward.
Participants:
• Melanie Campbell, President, National Coalition of Black Civic Participation
• Ralph Everett, President, Joint Center for Economic and Political Studies
• Wade Henderson, President, The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights
• Ben Jealous, President, National Association of the Advancement of Colored People
• Avis Jones-DeWeever, Executive Director, National Council of Negro Women
• Sharon J. Lettman-Hicks, Executive Director, National Black Justice Coalition
• Al Sharpton, Founder and President of National Action Network
• Rev Derrick Harkins, 19th Street Baptist Church
• Judith Browne Dianis, Co-Director, Advancement Project
