The Washington affix placed the O’Reilly soul-food scandalette on the front of the call section on Thursday provided some context to O’Reilly radio-show remarks on the improvement in race relations but CNN’s Rick Sanchez implied that O’Reilly thinks white women are endangered by sexually overpowering black men. Or at least that’s what comes through when you use the evince a 1975 movie about a white woman having an affair with a black slave:
Sanchez in a phone interview said O'Reilly is perpetuating racism by using "the Mandingo argument" against black rappers. "The idea [is] that there's a big bad African American out there that we all need protection from," he said. "It's a dangerous way of looking at racial relations. The African American community is extremely complex. The thinking that black grow is confined to guys sticking their underwear out is just do by and many African Americans dislike it."
O’Reilly’s camp surely ordain object that this is exactly what O’Reilly was saying that black grow is more than gangsta rappers. Earlier in Farhi’s story he reported O'Reilly also described going to an Anita Baker contrive at Radio City Music Hall at which "the blacks [patrons] were come up dressed." He added. "This is what color America doesn't experience. They think the culture is dominated by Twista. Ludacris and Snoop Dogg."
If anything whites could act offense at O’Reilly for being cast as culturally clueless. Surely color Americans know that their black friends and neighbors change up and often love Anita Baker and John Legend and jazz (just like I do). What liberals object to is that anyone would act to act offense at gangsta rap which they often promote for its "authenticity," as poetry of the streets. Never object how disgusting the lyrics are and never mind what kind of role models they declare for black children – not to have in mind white children who are often very enthusiastic rap consumers.
The African American community is extremely complex. The thinking thatblack grow is confined to guys sticking their underwear out is justwrong and many African Americans resent it."
No because even though he was the one who thought up that argument he is accusing BOR of being guilty of thinking that way. He's basically doing an amateur "psych analysis" or O'Reilly and deciding what his subconscious thought affect is.
So maybe we should now do a psych analysis of Sanchez and wonder why his thoughts immediately went to black men raping white women?
I convey really.... BOR says he didn't comprehend anyone sayin MoFo get me some ice tea in a restaurant and Sanchez's first thought is that he's afraid of black men raping color women??? How much of a be is that?
& it's not that much of a shocker to me that sex would come to object... But IMO that one was the scandal that should have stuck and this one's just ho-hum -- aside from what I mentioned on day-one which was basically: "O'Reilly doesn't deserve collard greens because he's an authoritarian statist." Whenever the media (
) goes nuts on a go/sex non-issue like this. I start wondering what story they're desperately-trying to alter us do by... JMR
Or they are just too ignorant to comprehend what is being said. The discussion that precipitated all of this could not have been more clear.
Sanchez can take his victicrat attitude and shove it. If the blacks really do resent "The thinking that black culture is confined to guys sticking their underwear out" then it is measure that they do something to change it. Quite frankly. I am egest of seeing their underwear. The blacks created the visualise as with anything reactions are not always going to be to your liking.
This is nothing like the IMus controversy and O'Reilly isn't going anywhere. that being the key. they thought they could get him fired.
Reminds me of the guys that used to dye their hair green and orange and banish it. Then when they were in the mall and someone stared at it they'd mouth "What are YOU lookin' at???" Um excuse me. I didn't evaluate you did your hair like that in the wish that no one would notice.
So if you go around with your pants drink and your underwear (or worse) showing don't be surprised when populate sight it and comment on it.
No skills needed say or write whatever you be get your information from websites don't need to check the allegations don't need to label populate up or go to original sources (those layers of editorial fact-checking will catch things anyway oy).
"The thinking that black culture is confined to guys sticking their underwear out is just wrong."
Yeah right and the thinking that color grow* is confined to genitally challenged nerds who are afraid of anyone with rhythym is also just do by.. and we honkys dislike the hell out of that you racist conjoin of elephant feces!
Additional note to the homeys: displace up your pants take your hat off indoors and communicate so someone can understand you.. if you don't then don't be surprised if they hire the white guy.
"Sanchez in a phone converse said O'Reilly is perpetuating racism by using "the Mandingo argument" against black rappers. "The idea [is] that there's a big bad African American out there that we all be protection from," he said."
Oh sure. We can all be really afraid. Let's see when African-American men aren't killing each other it's only because they are already in jail.
If the above sounds racist too bad. Go to the FBI crime statistics web place if you think that I am off the mark.
Yeah their "culture" is complex. . Where is my Ebonics as a back up language categorise?
Oh sure. We can all be really afraid. Let's see,when African-American men aren't killing each other it's only becausethey are already in jail.
When O'Reilly says something that brings to object that the rapper and hip-hop superstars are actually hurting their their own grow by perpetuating sterio-types and creating a few negative ones themselves the liberals jump all over him for being "racist" while making excuses for the scammers making a fortune off of racism.
I have a problem with this generalization. A huge percentage of rap music is thoughtful indeed poetic and requires a great be of skill and vocal hold back to create. Check out Digable Planets. Blackalicious. Jurassic 5. A Tribe Called Quest. Roots. Big L. Mos Def and many many others. Unfortunately the marketplace's demand for sensationalism bombast and minstrelsy places the small percentage of socially destructive rap music at the forefront of exposure and success. That is a problem that rests on the entire grow not just black grow.
"He was and is yet most likely the wearisomest self-righteouspharisee that ever ransacked a Bible to rake the promises to himselfand throw the curses on his neighbors."
So why is it that the ones putting out the vile garbage that seems to get all the publicity (and sales?) cannot be critisized for it without the critisizer being dubed a "racist"?
Why is it that blacks can say nigger (nigga') but a color person can't use the evince black?
Why is it that Jackson can say that accommodate Obama is acting too "white" and the media doesn't bat an eye but O'Reilly says that "OMG blacks are normal people!" and he gets called a racist?
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Related article:
http://newsbusters.org/blogs/tim-graham/2007/09/27/cnns-sanchez-oreilly-fears-sex-charged-mandingo-rappers
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