Denmark Vesey: The Harry Reid Meme • If You Are Black, And Actually "Offended" ... Raise Your Hand?

Monday, January 11, 2010

The Harry Reid Meme • If You Are Black, And Actually "Offended" ... Raise Your Hand?

Intellectual Insurgent said...
This is pure sideshow distraction for the peasants.

ch555x said...
@Intellectual Insurgent
LOL! Good point...

the good nurse said...
i was thinking the same thing, II...
let's get the PN's all riled up over some white man saying the president is an articulate black man so we can continue to kill them softly......
stay focused people.

5 comments:

Intellectual Insurgent said...: This is pure sideshow distraction for the peasants.; Jan 11, 2010, 1:11:00 PM
ch555x said...: @Intellectual Insurgent

LOL!

Good point...; Jan 11, 2010, 2:52:00 PM
the good nurse said...: i was thinking the same thing, II...
let's get the PN's all riled up over some white man saying the president is an articulate black man so we can continue to kill them softly......
stay focused people.
tgn; Jan 11, 2010, 5:06:00 PM
Intellectual Insurgent said...: Indeed. Check out this batch of stupidity to rile up the stupids -

Avatar; Jan 11, 2010, 5:41:00 PM
the good nurse said...: wowzer. really? angry about some make believe mess...when the reality of this world is enough to be concerned about. stupids indeed. and above all a damn shame.; Jan 11, 2010, 5:49:00 PM

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