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Comment on I’m Still Tripping Over Demond Wilson Throwing President Barack Obama Under The Bus … On Bill O’Reilly’s Show by Sherry Miller

Sherry Miller — Mon, 06 Aug 2012 03:16:01 +0000

No matter your party preference, a president who loves America would not waste millions on an inaurguration, knowing there are starving Americans on Americans streets. That said, guess there are no past, nor recent previous presidents who love America. You love what you GIVE to, you have no regard for what you TAKE from.

Comment on Common Controversy Makes It Easy To Ask Questions About Racism Regarding Some At Fox ‘News’ by Sandy Gholston

Sandy Gholston — Mon, 07 Nov 2011 13:20:50 +0000

I could throw your question back at you an state that “You really have it in for black people?” … but I decline to do so. I could, but I will not.

Comment on Common Controversy Makes It Easy To Ask Questions About Racism Regarding Some At Fox ‘News’ by Sandy Gholston

Sandy Gholston — Mon, 07 Nov 2011 13:18:54 +0000

You lost me at “balanced news diet”…

Comment on More Shots Being Taken At Van Jones … This Time From Booker Rising by Donald West

Donald West — Mon, 07 Nov 2011 05:14:49 +0000

Why on earth would anyone want to build a black nation???

Comment on Common Controversy Makes It Easy To Ask Questions About Racism Regarding Some At Fox ‘News’ by Donald West

Donald West — Mon, 07 Nov 2011 05:11:59 +0000

You really have it in for Fox! Might I suggest that Fox is the ONLY network that is truly and consistently presenting a balanced news diet. There are often two sides presented whereas on CNN for example you more often see a one-sided discussion and an avoidance of issues that present the conservatives as a positive force. Where for example would you look to see a more complete view on the OWS demonstrations than FOX? You don’t hear much on MSNBC or CNN about how that OWSers are defecating on public property, commiting rape, making anti-semitic statements, destroying property and so on. That is not fiction. Perhaps if you watched FOX – I know this might seem painful to you – for about a month or so, omitting the others, you might have a change of mind and heart.

Comment on I’m Still Tripping Over Demond Wilson Throwing President Barack Obama Under The Bus … On Bill O’Reilly’s Show by Donald West

Donald West — Mon, 07 Nov 2011 05:00:41 +0000

“…Who knows where Wilson was when George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, George H. W. Bush, Ronald Reagan and Jimmy Carter were being inaugurated?…” Perhaps when you ask such a rhetorical question it would be a good idea to bolster it with facts. For example how much did those inaugurations cost? And what was our economy like at those times? More to the point, is there ANY comparison to an economy such as ours with 13 trillion in debt? Obama has earned the criticism he is receiving and Wilson is to be commended for daring to think.

Comment on I’m Still Tripping Over Demond Wilson Throwing President Barack Obama Under The Bus … On Bill O’Reilly’s Show by Sandy Gholston

Sandy Gholston — Wed, 21 Sep 2011 02:32:33 +0000

I know what Fred Sanford was talking about now.

Comment on I’m Still Tripping Over Demond Wilson Throwing President Barack Obama Under The Bus … On Bill O’Reilly’s Show by Alain James

Alain James — Tue, 20 Sep 2011 13:47:51 +0000

Does every criticism of Obama have to be coupled with a criticism of his unlamented predecessor?

When Obama and the Democrats behave as Republicans – squandering our money on lavish testimonials to their egos – they deserve to be condemned.

Good for Demond.

Comment on Jesse Lee Peterson: … “Thank God For Slavery” by Sandy Gholston

Sandy Gholston — Mon, 15 Aug 2011 19:23:08 +0000

You can attach whatever label to it you want, but rappers are entertainers. Whether someone finds them entertaining or not is a matter of individual taste. However, the same can be said for country, opera, hip hop classical and other forms of music.

Comment on Jesse Lee Peterson: … “Thank God For Slavery” by your momma

your momma — Mon, 15 Aug 2011 04:58:43 +0000

‘I think so-called gangsta rappers are entertainers ‘???????????? haha!! LMFAO! @ Sandy!! Is this a comedy website??…

Comment on Fox News Commentator Shepard Smith’s Comments Insulting, Degrading And Dangerous by American Man

American Man — Wed, 27 Jul 2011 00:10:27 +0000

Shepard Smith , was complicit , selling his country out because he slept with the devil and tried to sell a one sided opinion when he is suppose to be an independent reporter. Obviously Obama demonized FOX enough as a no nothing news network, that at some point FOX and it’s underlings turned the journalism sector into state controlled message centers.
Shepard’s vilification of the Republican party was at times more vicious and divisive then his comrade Mr. Obama.
This is another treasonous mouthpiece making an attempt to destroy the USA.

Comment on Rush Limbaugh With Another Race-Based Attack On Judge Sonia Sotomayor by Joana Sessa

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Comment on Jesse Lee Peterson: … “Thank God For Slavery” by ccmck38

ccmck38 — Sat, 23 Jul 2011 18:00:57 +0000

Listening to this guy makes me want to vomit. This is the reason why some people who proclaimed to love the Lord, needs a second look over. Frankly, there is no just and true Christian/person would attend a Church sermonized by this character or even listen to him on anything…

Comment on Jesse Lee Peterson: … “Thank God For Slavery” by Sandy Gholston

Sandy Gholston — Wed, 15 Jun 2011 23:15:46 +0000

Well if you want to be grateful for slavery then that is certainly your choice. Slavery had no redeeming value in my eyes. If it was only about Christianity then these slave traders could have gone to Africa and preached. But, they went to Africa and brought people into slavery, raped, murdered, exploited, battered, bruised and discarded real human beings.

Comment on Jesse Lee Peterson: … “Thank God For Slavery” by -Alan D Hopewell

-Alan D Hopewell — Wed, 15 Jun 2011 17:20:24 +0000

Just how many blacks would have recieved Christ had they not been brought here? As a Christian of partial Negroid ancestry, I am grateful that it did occur, not because of the pain and suffering, but because of the fact of the Gospel revealed to those brought here in chains….they were freed, perhaps not temporally, but eternally.

Comment on Were ‘Planet Of The Apes’ Movies Racist? by A friend

A friend — Tue, 07 Jun 2011 22:57:59 +0000

Who doesn’t see the racism in the original Planet of the Apes? It’s clearly racism, black people (“apes”) have taken over the world and they round up and enslave white people.

Go watch the movie again and think about this:
How many black people are there in the future? Do you see any running from the apes?
Notice the one black guy from the present is killed before they encounter the future apes?

Now they tone this down in the sequels but it’s very clear the movie was designed to warn white people that if they continue to give black people rights then they will take over the US.

Comment on Whitlock’s Anti-Fab Five Column Proves One Thing … He Is A Bitter Buffoon by Sandy Gholston

Sandy Gholston — Tue, 07 Jun 2011 01:18:55 +0000

bengalhoel, that was a very thoughtful commentary. Thanks for your input.

Comment on Were ‘Planet Of The Apes’ Movies Racist? by Sandy Gholston

Sandy Gholston — Tue, 07 Jun 2011 01:17:25 +0000

To declare racism is interesting. Most people have a difficult time looking at the Planet of the Apes movies on a deeper level.

People tend to miss the social commentaries regarding uprising, war, anti-war, conservation of resources, war, peace, classism, racism, sexism and more.