>Unbelievable. You don't think racism exists? And you
think that
>acknowledging that racism DOES exist....is racist?
Racism does exist, at his church. Imagine a white guy saying
he goes to KKK meetings because everyone is racist anyway.
My point was claiming everyone is racist so what's wrong
with being a part of it is still being racist.
>Clearly implied, huh? Why didn't I pick up on it? Why
didn't anyone else
>pick up on it? How come only YOU picked up on?
>
>What is "clear" is that nothing has
changed.....you won't hear anything
>other than what you expect to hear.
He compared his grandmother (the whites) to the black
community, you take the good with the bad. They're both good
but racist.
>> Bullshit. You accept his claim that all blacks are
racist?
>HE NEVER CLAIMED THAT!
>Goddamnit, would you please pay attention?? Here we go:
>SOME blacks ARE racist.
>Got that? Following me here?
>Do I accept his claim that some blacks are racist? Yes,
yes I do.
"And occasionally it finds voice in the church on
Sunday morning, in the pulpit and in the pews. The fact that
so many people are surprised to hear that anger in some of
Reverend Wright’s sermons simply reminds us of the old
truism that the most segregated hour in American life occurs
on Sunday morning."
I think he's saying not every Sunday but every black
church.
"In fact, a similar anger exists within segments of the
white community"...
>That would be a big brush, IF he had said that....but he
didn't...and he
>didn't "clearly imply" it either.
>
>the problem here is you. That much is plain and simple.
That may be the
>greatest lesson of this speech...the reaction from
people like you. Never
>has it been so painfully clear where the problem lies,
and why change is so
>difficult.....
Please stop being a righteous ass. Not agreeing doesn't mean
you are right or even close to being right. Pretend you're
not brainwashed and read the speech again.
>> Why bring his daughters to him if he wanted change?
Why not talk to the
>> Preacher and start where it matters the most, with
the guy that's lecturing
>> his kids?
>
>He's hoping for something more.....your response
suggests he doesn't have a
>chance.
Should white folk bring their kids to KKK meetings for
something more?
Explain that please.
>Amazing that you equate "understanding" with
"excusing". Did you
>conveniently ignore the entire section where he
suggested that african
>americans need to rise above the culture of victimhood
that can arise from
>the history of slavery? That they must be responsible
for themselves and for
>their families TODAY? The slavery of the past is a
reality that shouldn't be
>ignored...but it can't be used as an excuse for the
present or the future.
I'm judging by actions not words.
>But hey, you can ignore that part if it makes you feel
better.....we'll
>pretend he didn't say that.
He says a lot of things that aren't true like he never heard
the negative comments from this guy.
If it makes you feel better believe everything he says and
ridicule anyone that questions him.
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