Jeremiah Wright: We need control

[Cider]

“Take that baby, him or her away, from the African mother, away from the African community, away from the African experience … and put them Africans over at the breasts of Yale, Harvard, University of Chicago … UCLA or UC-Berkeley,” he said. “Turn them into biscuits. Let them get that alien DNA all up inside their brain and they will turn on their own people in defense of the ones who are keeping their own people under oppression. Sheep dogs.”

So what is he doing still living in the US? We aren’t Africa.

 

[MJE]

I suspect that a good hunk of the Democrat base agree w/ Rev. Wright.

Remember, Rev. Wright wrote (Obama) “threw me under the bus” & that he (Wright) is “toxic” to this administration.

 

[7_Sorrows]

Just about every black Conservative.

Thomas Sowell
Col. Alan West
Herman Cain
Clarence Thomas
Ken Blackwell
JC Watts
Larry Elder
Michael Steele

ect, ect. ect.

and i would hope condoleeza rice might be included in that group as well. i sure wish that African-Americans would open their eyes and not be so easily led astray by people like jeremiah wright and others like him and so many liberals who proclaim to be speaking on the best interest of the African American people.

 

[austenbosten]

and i would hope condoleeza rice might be included in that group as well. i sure wish that African-Americans would open their eyes and not be so easily led astray by people like jeremiah wright and others like him and so many liberals who proclaim to be speaking on the best interest of the African American people.

Hence the et ceteras.

 

[eternalrest]

and i would hope condoleeza rice might be included in that group as well. i sure wish that African-Americans would open their eyes and not be so easily led astray by people like jeremiah wright and others like him and so many liberals who proclaim to be speaking on the best interest of the African American people.

None of these African-Americans are poor. In addition, none of them lives in majority black neighborhoods. The black Republican vote goes up in relationship to state level diversity. See this page: dailykos.com/story/2009/11/03/799061/-2008-Electorate-African-Americans-We-Are-Not-All-of-Us-Alike The same thing with white evangelical Christians. The more evangelical Christian the community, the higher the Republican vote is among both evangelical and non-evangelical whites. openleft.com/diary/10080/

Either peer pressure matters or people move to communities with people who share their views.