Nobody is *really* fooled by guys like Sharpton judging by the comedy skit on
Mad TV where a nigger dressed up to look like Sharpton sings the Rolling Stones
song "Dancin' in the Streets" with a black choir. But the words go like this:
......"It means a free TV, for you and me, Riotin' in the Streets"
"In Philadelphia PA"
(Riot in the Streets)
"And in the Motor City"
(Riot in the Streets)
"I see devastation, across the nation, A chance for folks to get beat"
(Riot in the Streets)
> "I don't care about no Facts!" Al Sharpton on TV news.
B9 Predator summed up his purpose on USENET below On Wed, 06 Oct 1999:
In article <37fb6de9...@news.fast.net>, B9 Predator wrote:
> On Wed, 06 Oct 1999 05:29:24 GMT, em...@domain.com (M. McGill) wrote:
>
> >
> >**By your reasoning it sounds like you are saying tuberculosis is mostly
> >affecting the non-white population of Russia. Do you have any sources to
> >support that?
> >
> **Sources? Who gives a fuck! I'm here to ridicule not educate.
"M.McGill" wrote:
>
> In article <389F0E1C...@home.com>, Clark Magnuson
> <cmag...@home.com> wrote:
>
> > "I don't care about no Facts!" Al Sharpton on TV news.
>
> B9 Predator summed up his purpose on USENET below On Wed, 06 Oct 1999:
> > **Sources? Who gives a fuck! I'm here to ridicule not educate.
[in response to discussion of the recent meetings between Gore and H. Clinton
w. the Fat Al and a person's claim that noone listens to him.]
>>What? Does that mean that some people,
>why even some national politicians, are still
>giving an ear to this piece o' black trash?
>
>Wayne wrote:
>Piece of "what" trash?
>
Here we go again...is there a professional in the field of Remedial Reading in
the house?
>Are you saying that his ancestry has some-
>thing to do with it?
That his ethnicity/culture has something to do with the side-show of Moral Hot
Air he peddles around? Yep.....
That his "trashy-ness" is centered on his concept of his racial, ethnic and
cultural self? You betcha...
>
>>Well...so much for the twits who argue that
>>nobody listens to Sharpton.
>
>I see that you do.
Just enough to know that, as one watches his audience, P. T. Barnum's phrase is
alive and well.
>
>"I don't"
Some things you can't sell.