Comments for "I wouldn't believe it if I didn't see it"

If this story had not been posted in a legitimate newspaper, I would never have believed it.

I know that there is a certain racial hypocrisy that is allowed to pass without too much notice, but this goes beyond the pale.

This is the type of story that gives me a sick feeling in the pit of my stomach. 

From a strictly logical point of view it demonstrates that black Democrat "leaders" (a term used lightly) do not care at all about the advancement of their cause and their people, only the advancement of their party. 

But far worse is the social messages that are being cast about by these miscreants.  They are allow themselves to be used by a political party to such an extreme extent that they would be willing to destroy successful people of their own race.

The message they are spreading is if a black person is successful, but happens to disagree with a left-wing, liberal political philosophy, they are no longer a brother or sister, but an outcast who should be cursed at and mocked.

What does this say to black children growing up and watching?  What priority does it teach them?  Does it teach them that black people are logical, thinking people, who by the nature of being logical and thinking, will naturally disagree on things, or does it teach them that black people should be a mindless bloc that should mock and destroy the lives of anyone who thinks differently?

Does it teach them the value of being independent and successful, or does it teach them to be unoriginal and mediocre?

This is a profoundly sad episode, and one that I can only hope will inspire people to rise up against those who would control and manipulate the black population.

Here's the link: http://www.washingtontimes.com/metro/20051101-104932-4054r.htm