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The nominations were announced & someone noticed that no blacks were nominated for a best actor award. Al Sharpton referred to this latest story a "Racial shutout".

This shit is just never going to end.
 
However, the usual annual quasi-documentary movie (Selma) about African Americans being mistreated and persecuted by the wicked white man of America is showing in theaters.
Just to keep some animosity and bad feelings alive and well.
After all, America needs to have it constantly on it's mind....…
....know what i mean?
 
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Yeah I'm sure it was done intentionally. Did I mention that Selma was nominated for Best picture?

Maybe non blacks should get pissed off for..................................

A TV show called....."Blackish"

The "United negro college fund"

An entire network called (BET) "Black entertainment television".

I mean can you just imagine the protests for a TV show called "Whiteish"? The "United caucasian college fund". Or "White entertainment television".


Just fucking ridiculous.
 
The state of the black family was better off during segregation in many areas. Only 20% of blacks were born to single mothers in the 50s, now its 75%.

They can vote now, but keep electing folks that enslave them without the reminder of the chains. This isn't what Selma was about. Dr. King would be ashamed.

I've always liked this quote:

This society's deprivation depends not on our differences but the separation within.

Unfortunately this can be misinterpreted. Some use this as a social justice crutch, but to me the answer is actually quite simple. Diversity isn't the issue with society today, the issue is how isolated and compartmentalized each group wants to be. Best summed up by Neil Peart:

When the ebbing tide retreats
Along the rocky shoreline
It leaves a trail of tidal pools
In a short-lived galaxy
Each microcosmic planet
A complete society

A simple kind mirror
To reflect upon our own
All the busy little creatures
Chasing out their destinies
Living in their pools
They soon forget about the sea...
 
totus44 said:
The state of the black family was better off during segregation in many areas. Only 20% of blacks were born to single mothers in the 50s, now its 75%.

They can vote now, but keep electing folks that enslave them without the reminder of the chains. This isn't what Selma was about. Dr. King would be ashamed.

I've always liked this quote:

This society's deprivation depends not on our differences but the separation within.

Unfortunately this can be misinterpreted. Some use this as a social justice crutch, but to me the answer is actually quite simple. Diversity isn't the issue with society today, the issue is how isolated and compartmentalized each group wants to be. Best summed up by Neil Peart:

When the ebbing tide retreats
Along the rocky shoreline
It leaves a trail of tidal pools
In a short-lived galaxy
Each microcosmic planet
A complete society

A simple kind mirror
To reflect upon our own
All the busy little creatures
Chasing out their destinies
Living in their pools
They soon forget about the sea...
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Well stated Tom & worthy of a "LIKE"
 
totus44 said:
The state of the black family was better off during segregation in many areas. Only 20% of blacks were born to single mothers in the 50s, now its 75%.

They can vote now, but keep electing folks that enslave them without the reminder of the chains. This isn't what Selma was about. Dr. King would be ashamed.

I've always liked this quote:

This society's deprivation depends not on our differences but the separation within.

Unfortunately this can be misinterpreted. Some use this as a social justice crutch, but to me the answer is actually quite simple. Diversity isn't the issue with society today, the issue is how isolated and compartmentalized each group wants to be. Best summed up by Neil Peart:

When the ebbing tide retreats
Along the rocky shoreline
It leaves a trail of tidal pools
In a short-lived galaxy
Each microcosmic planet
A complete society

A simple kind mirror
To reflect upon our own
All the busy little creatures
Chasing out their destinies
Living in their pools
They soon forget about the sea...
Click to expand...

Yes, great quote! Who said it?
 
"The Ghost Rider" and his Drum Set......:drumroll: (Rush)


Indeed, MLK would puke with Sharpton, Jackson, even Obuma's antics, and agenda's of racial discord and hate... let alone demanding "Dead Cops", that's utterly sick.

There will be no justice in the US, until Sharpton goes behind bars for life, for enticing inciting riots. Climbing on his wooden horse, demanding justice in the form of an eye for an eye. The dumb bastard is too ignorant to see he's not only wrong.

Gandhi said: "If society lived by an eye for an eye mentality, the World would be blind, or at best Half Blind....!
 
Mattingly23NY said:
"The Ghost Rider" and his Drum Set......:drumroll: (Rush)


Indeed, MLK would puke with Sharpton, Jackson, even Obuma's antics, and agenda's of racial discord and hate... let alone demanding "Dead Cops", that's utterly sick.

There will be no justice in the US, until Sharpton goes behind bars for life, for enticing inciting riots. Climbing on his wooden horse, demanding justice in the form of an eye for an eye. The dumb bastard is too ignorant to see he's not only wrong.

Gandhi said: "If society lived by an eye for an eye mentality, the World would be blind, or at best Half Blind....!
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This is a great thought my friend & worthy of a LIKE, but it will never happen.
 
Last year 12 years a slave was nominated for 9 academy awards & won 3 including BEST PICTURE. How quickly he forgets.
Hammerojustice said:
Seriously
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Last year 12 years a slave was nominated for 9 academy awards & won 3 of them including BEST PICTURE. How quickly he forgets.
 
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