Seinfelds "Cramer"...The "N" Word

[Highwayman]

Originally Posted by wordsmythe

here you go old dog talk about this for a while.

Does the new avatar mean that you’re on the wagon?

[wordsmythe]

Originally Posted by Highwayman

Does the new avatar mean that you’re on the wagon?

Oh come on you know I've never partaken of your right wing Kool Aid and never will. OH YEAAAAH!

[Highwayman]

Originally Posted by wordsmythe

Oh come on you know I've never partaken of your right wing Kool Aid and never will. OH YEAAAAH!

I know. You drink the other flavor. I can tell by the Howard Dean imitation.

[Tee]

So, the blacks said it wasn't good enough. Richards should go to the black community and apologize.

What did Richards do? He went to the blackest sources he could find. He personally apologizes to Jesse Jackson and to Al Sharpton. Al said he would need to go on his radio Show and publicly apologize to his black listening audience. So guess what? Richards goes on Al Sharptons radio show and denounces what he has done and issues an apology over and over to the black community.

After the show, Al Sharpton was interviewed by CNN. Yep, you know what he said. "It's not enough. We will need a lot of time to heal. I surely do not forgive him and nor does the black-community"

GIVE ME A BREAK!! The black leaders and many of their followers want to use this, and get as much notoriety and exposure and mileage they can out of this. And the more he falls into their trap, the more mileage they get out of it.

I have a message for your Micheal Richards:

IT WILL NEVER BE ENOUGH.
YOUR PENNANCE WILL BE YOUR DEATH, NOTHING LESS!!!

[Highwayman]

Originally Posted by Tee

....After the show, Al Sharpton was interviewed by CNN. Yep, you know what he said. "It's not enough. We will need a lot of time to heal. I surely do not forgive him and nor does the black-community"....

I’m sure there’s away to speed up the healing process.

$$$$$$$$$

[jeezeweeze]

YEP.....money is what they want ....saw 2 afro-american woman being interviewed the day after.....one said for an apology...he needs to send 30 black kids to college.....(shaking my head and sighing)

Man ....I dunno what to make of this....with all thats going on in the world ...GET OVER THE SLAVERY DAYS.....yeah he shouldn't have said alot of things that he said...but your pampered, protected , shielded, so sensitive to a damn word BLACK a$$es .... should be ashamed of yourselves... your not worthy to even compare yourselves to the hell that your ancestors saw....but guess what .... WHITE FOLKS have been slaves too....SO GET OVER IT !!

lets see.....your in a COMEDY CLUB.....you have a WHITE NON COMIC onstage...( I never found him funny...but didn't find the whole show funny for that matter...)...You already know who is gonna be ONSTAGE...there is booze being served.... your with a large group of your peers...you are used to DEF COMEDY JAM...and this is dull to you.....so to entertain your peers....you heckle the so called comic..... (I dunno ... I think more than ...."your not funny" was probably spoken...sence the F word is in your vocabulary extensively...but all of the slamming was not videoed....) SO after your ti-rade.... he retaliates with some brusing to your little insignificant ego..... PUKE PUKE.....
AND WHILE IM ON IT.......F**K....AL SHARPTON.....(thats my favorite word in my vocabulary................

[Highwayman]

Originally Posted by jeezeweeze

.....you have a WHITE NON COMIC onstage...

Good one JW!

I found this column today. It’s not about Richards but I think it does apply to what’s going on. It’s a good read anyway.

Race-card player dishonors true victims
By Larry Elder
Thursday, November 23, 2006

Tennie Pierce, a black 19-year veteran firefighter, recently won a $2.7 million settlement from the Los Angeles City Council.

Here's the story. Following a firehouse volleyball game, fellow firefighters laced Pierce's spaghetti with dog food to "humble" him. Pierce, who calls himself "the Big Dog," took a few bites, saw three co-conspirator firefighters -- two whites, one Latino -- laughing, and demanded to know why the chuckling.

Pierce, after learning that the firefighters -- in an undoubtedly good-natured way -- placed dog food in his spaghetti, called the prank "racist"! He hired a lawyer, found an "expert" witness who associated the consumption of dog food with "300 years" of discrimination against blacks, and successfully settled the case with the city.

Los Angeles Times reporter Sandy Banks, in an article about the award, failed to mention a few salient facts: that Pierce somehow managed to survive on the force for almost 20 years; that fellow firefighters referred to Pierce as a "turd stirrer" -- meaning he routinely pulled pranks on others; that the 6-foot 5-inch Pierce often referred to himself as "the Big Dog"; that the incident was apparently a reaction to a volleyball game won by Pierce during which he repeatedly urged to his teammates to "feed the Big Dog" by throwing the ball to him; and that, in the frat boy tradition of many firefighters, his co-workers likely fed him dog food as a display of affection, knowing that, after all, Pierce had pulled pranks on many others during his long career -- photos of which (including Pierce's involvement in the shaving of the pubic hairs of a fellow firefighter) later appeared on the Internet.

Days before I read about the firefighter's award, my 91-year-old dad and I watched a movie called "Proud." Narrated by the late, great Ossie Davis, the movie dramatized the experience of black sailors aboard the USS Mason during World War II. The ship became the only black-manned ship that actually saw combat. As a destroyer escort, it shepherded Allied convoys through German sub-filled waters, taking risks even the vaunted English Navy refused, deeming the mission too treacherous. Indeed, black sailors welcomed the assignment to the ship because, during this military-segregated era, they wished to prove themselves by seeing actual combat rather than engaging in "menial" labor.

In one scene, a German sub launched a torpedo at the USS Mason, but the highly skilled blacks -- thought too dumb to master hi-tech equipment including sonar detection -- skillfully evaded the torpedo. They then counter-attacked by launching depth charges. The men of the USS Mason, despite their heroics, never received a commendation, even though their commander sent a letter to Washington, urging recognition for these brave sailors. As a result of lobbying by the grandson of one of the sailors described in "Proud," President Clinton honored the surviving crewmen during a long-delayed ceremony. Finally, the USS Mason crew received their rightful commendation for bravery and sacrifice.

It's difficult to describe the feeling of honor and pride I felt as I watched my dad watching the movie. Every five minutes I looked at my dad, as he watched the movie with his typically stoic expression. My dad, you see, served as a cook during the war, earning the rank of staff sergeant. He spent time on Guam as soldiers prepared for an assault on the island of Japan, a mission aborted, of course, because of the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. He, too, like many black soldiers, received little recognition for his contribution. My dad once told me he enlisted as a Marine in 1943 because "it seemed to me that the Marines were all about action. And I wanted it."

After my dad and I watched "Proud," he said it reminded him of a wartime story -- a story he never told me. "Son," he said, "we black enlistees had just gone through training at Montford Point, North Carolina. We gathered to hear a speech -- supposedly inspirational -- given by a white major. The officer said, 'You know, I traveled all over the world. But I only realized that we were truly at war when I came home and saw you people wearing our uniforms.'" Insulted, my dad said he and every Marine stood in a silent protest of the major's blatantly racist remark.

This brings us back to Mr. "Rin Tin" Tennie Pierce. Enjoy your $2.7 million. When the next Veterans' Day comes around, think about how your bonanza trivializes the grit, determination and honor with which black men and women withstood insult, degradation and abuse during Jim Crow America. They stood tall and demonstrated by word and deed that black men and women -- like my dad -- considered themselves Americans, not African-Americans, who only wanted an opportunity to show their ability.

Your crass, manipulative use of the race-card-for-money insults countless men and women who endured indignities, marched and died, in order to provide you the right to work as a firefighter -- an opportunity historically denied to qualified black men and women.

You, sir, are a disgrace.

Larry Elder is host of the Larry Elder Show on talk radio and author of Showdown : Confronting Bias, Lies, and the Special Interests That Divide America .

Townhall.com::Race-card player dishonors true victims::By Larry Elder

[jeezeweeze]

And there you have it....

The majority of ANY RACE...are fine upstanding , God fearing, hard working , Patriotic souls and dont want to have any negative press ....they dont count themselves as part of any whakos views....

Just as we dont connect ourselves with the "whats-his-name " so called "christian "preacher dude in Topeka...who happens to be a "cracker"..
as we are known in blackdom...

I like to think of myself as a CLUB-cracker....

[Made in the USA]

Ahhh, the ol' RACE CARD, played over and over and over and over!!!!
I went to a Redd Foxx show once, and I got heckled as the "token" white boy!! Didn't bother me none, as I knew it was in a comedy situation. I didn't get all uptight and offended, nor give Redd any "MF BS"!! Sitting on the front row was probably not a good idea, when you know somebody is gonna get picked on! Anyway, after the show, I ran into Redd outside, and had a good conversation with him. Man, I don't know why people can't just get along. And why someone always has to get offended by such measley crap!? And as far as the "N" word----to me it is not a description of race-----it is more a description of a persons ethics and potential!! Those "N's" come in all colors!!

[jeezeweeze]

Originally Posted by Made in the USA

is more a description of a persons ethics and potential!! Those "N's" come in all colors!!

You got that right....

this mess at the comedy club is just a money thing and everyone knows it...and now there is going to be a court battle....pa-leeeeeeeeeeeze.... for what ....
FREEDOM OF SPEACH.....??????
I dont agree with the statements that were made by the so called comic..however...you take your chances when you HECKLE someone whether in a club or just walking down the street....you may hear something you dont like....
MIT.. sounds like you took your BRAIN with you and could take whatever they dished out and you had a good time ..... GOOD FOR YOU...