Why Liberals Play the Race Card

Gatorman said:
You are the one that brought this crap up, piss ant. Prove your mama was there and I'll do likewise. BTW, most of the white girls there spent a lot of their time in the back seats of Cadillacs or on their knees behind tar paper shacks. I'll bet your mama was the one with the yellow dress and no panties on. Those of us, men and women, that were there get together periodically and reminisce about all that and laugh till the whiskey is all gone!!!!!
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Do you still enjoy the taste of a pillow, now and then? :)
 
Gatorman said:
That was my finger. I had it up your mama's ass in 1965. You druther smell my dick? Punkass dicklicker. I thought you were leaving?
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NO, that was Poet who lied and said he was leaving.
What's your mom's name?
I might still owe the two bit whore a quarter or two.
 
Dixie said:
He also states they "have sold themselves 'down the river.'" In other words, shunned by their own race. It's interesting, this is exactly how segregationists treated whites who supported Civil Rights.

As I have alluded to before, my mother marched with Dr. King from Selma to Montgomery. She had death threats, was called a "N-lover" and had her tires slashed. She marched with Dr. King because she thought it was the right thing to do. My Dad was worried, but he understood the importance to her, and supported her decision. I was just a little kid at the time, my Dad and I rode with my Uncle along the route, who was then a captain with the Selma police. So I have seen this type of behavior before, only turned around the other way.

Poet's bigotry doesn't allow him to see his own racism. The same can be said for all those who shunned whites for supporting Civil Rights.
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I wish your Moms tolerance has rubbed off on you
 
Dixie said:
He also states they "have sold themselves 'down the river.'" In other words, shunned by their own race. It's interesting, this is exactly how segregationists treated whites who supported Civil Rights.

As I have alluded to before, my mother marched with Dr. King from Selma to Montgomery. She had death threats, was called a "N-lover" and had her tires slashed. She marched with Dr. King because she thought it was the right thing to do. My Dad was worried, but he understood the importance to her, and supported her decision. I was just a little kid at the time, my Dad and I rode with my Uncle along the route, who was then a captain with the Selma police. So I have seen this type of behavior before, only turned around the other way.

Poet's bigotry doesn't allow him to see his own racism. The same can be said for all those who shunned whites for supporting Civil Rights.
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Just calling it, not like I see it, but like it is. Any blacks who align themselves, "knowingly", with a party and/or a platform, that sees them as second class citizens (or less) and refuses to treat them equally and equitably, are "house negroes", catering to Massa, and having no dignity or integrity about themselves. Ask any self-respecting black.
 
Dixie said:
This is about the most racist, sexist, disrespectful things anyone has ever posted here. I will let it stand on it's own accord without further response from myself, I think you've said all that needs to be said.
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Racist? How could it be racist to speak of members of one's own race, disparagingly?
 
poet said:
Just calling it, not like I see it, but like it is. Any blacks who align themselves, "knowingly", with a party and/or a platform, that sees them as second class citizens (or less) and refuses to treat them equally and equitably, are "house negroes", catering to Massa, and having no dignity or integrity about themselves. Ask any self-respecting black.
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Damn, poet. I always wanted to be one of those fine dressed house negroes cracking massa's daughters and sometimes Mrs. Massa but I was just a bit too Irish if you get my drift? :)
 
poet said:
Just calling it, not like I see it, but like it is. Any blacks who align themselves, "knowingly", with a party and/or a platform, that sees them as second class citizens (or less) and refuses to treat them equally and equitably, are "house negroes", catering to Massa, and having no dignity or integrity about themselves. Ask any self-respecting black.
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I wonder, would you consider white members of the NAACP house whites?.....
 
Gatorman said:
Damn, poet. I always wanted to be one of those fine dressed house negroes cracking massa's daughters and sometimes Mrs. Massa but I was just a bit too Irish if you get my drift? :)
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You know what they say, "Once you go "black', you never go "back". Must be some truth to it. I'm jus' sayin'. And you know it musta happened....frequently.
 
poet said:
Racist? How could it be racist to speak of members of one's own race, disparagingly?
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poet, I think you and dicklicker are taking this the wrong way. I didn't mean to speak disparagingly about anyone. We spent a lot of time looking down the wrong ends of guns, facing dogs, fire hoses, and many of us got seriously hurt and some died right there on the spot. Did we do some fucking and sucking to break the tension? Hell yes and we're all still damned proud we were able to do that. It was about the only relaxation we got from March 16 to March 24, 1965. :)
 
poet said:
Just calling it, not like I see it, but like it is. Any blacks who align themselves, "knowingly", with a party and/or a platform, that sees them as second class citizens (or less) and refuses to treat them equally and equitably, are "house negroes", catering to Massa, and having no dignity or integrity about themselves. Ask any self-respecting black.
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But then it is just your OPINION that they are treated like "second class citizens (or less)".
It is you and those like you that call them "house negroes" and treat them as such, only because they refuse to walk in lock step with your narrow views.
You and those like you are the ones that are treating them like second class citizens and the attitude and behavior is aptly referenced by drawing a comparison to a bucket of crabs.
 
Gatorman said:
poet, I think you and dicklicker are taking this the wrong way. I didn't mean to speak disparagingly about anyone. We spent a lot of time looking down the wrong ends of guns, facing dogs, fire hoses, and many of us got seriously hurt and some died right there on the spot. Did we do some fucking and sucking to break the tension? Hell yes and we're all still damned proud we were able to do that. It was about the only relaxation we got from March 16 to March 24, 1965. :)
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My comments were not directed toward you. I'm taking anything the wrong way. I can talk about Allen West and Alveda King, and it's not racist.
 
poet said:
First of all that doesn't even make any sense. "House" and "Field" applied to negro slaves, and only contextually. You're the biggest idiot.
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oh, I see....so when you use "house Negroes" you only mean they don't know how to pick cotton?.....I will keep that in mind for the future......
 
poet said:
Just calling it, not like I see it, but like it is. Any blacks who align themselves, "knowingly", with a party and/or a platform, that sees them as second class citizens (or less) and refuses to treat them equally and equitably, are "house negroes", catering to Massa, and having no dignity or integrity about themselves. Ask any self-respecting black.
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this proves you definitely have deep seated prejudices. it also proves you're a liar.
 
poet said:
This message is hidden because Yurt is on your ignore list.

Not engaging you....ever again.
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does somebody need a tissue?

you're such a baby. why don't you grow up and have discourse instead of always running away when you get bested in arguments.
 
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