Hypocrisy Sharpton and Imus

Article By Writer Michael Kraft Author: Michael Kraft
Published: April 11, 2007
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Jesse Jackson the hypocrit Well the dollar signs in the eyes of Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton must be sparkling again.

The payday of another chance to exploit the past issues and current struggle of a minority group and to enflame the anger to their our benefit has come once again.

Just to get the rquired facts out of the way, Ill state for the record that Imus was not funny, his statements were rude and against someone just out there playing a sport and not bothering anybody. Imus you’re an idiot for opening your mouth in that way, but thats your choice and that’s the end of that.

So I guess the question is, what is the problem? Since when is “being rude” an offense that involves televised apologies and race based protests? Is not free speech the ability to speak freely and not everyone must agree with your statements?

The double standard is far more apalling than the statements. anyone fighting for what they call equal rights but is really the right to have more for yourself and only your own race is a racist.

Jesse, Al you are both the biggest racists in this story. You only fight for equal when it is your own personal equal.

Your hypocrisy is in itself racist.

Where was Al Sharpton when this was said on a National HBO Broadcast?

“As soon as the white man get out of sight,
he’s like:
”Cracker-ass cracker!
”l’ll put my foot in the crack of your ass,
cracker-ass cracker!
”l wish that cracker would’ve said some shit
to me, saltine-assed, motherf$&%ing cracker!
”Cracker, kiss my ass, you fu!@^&& cracker!”

From here the transcript of his HBO special.

Ironically that is almost an exact equal rant to Michael Richards.

jackson with a murderer So maybe these “equal rights” activists would like to let me know why it is ok for Black Comedian Chris Rock to deliver that line?

If its a double standard, which it is, then that is racism in a much more pure sense than anything Imus ever said.

But guess what, unlike these fake activists, I believe in Chris Rock’s right to say whatever he wants. The audience can leave and let him know in that way if they dont like his entertainment appraoch.

I enjoy his comedy, I think hes a very talented stand up comedian, one of the best, but if a white comdedien said those same lines about a person of a diferent race then he would be slandered and cast out as a racist. Chris rock made millions and got lots of laughs for the same “hate speech”. The difference is that nobody is wasting their lives trying to make money off of fanning fuel of hatred like Sharpton and Jackson do.

Imus has the right to free speech, and his sponsors have the right to pull their support, and the people have a riught to boycott him, but anyone saying he is a racist for comments on a show of entertainment purposes is a hypocrit, fraud and fake.

Perhaps you need to revisit your shcoolground days and recall that insults, moma jokes, fat jokes, ugly jokes and everything else that hurts your feeling are a part of life.

I suppose we need to look at the bottom line and see who is “profiting from thsi racism” and who would be without a paying job without these “public scandals”.

Consider the messenger and motivation of those scampering to get into the spotlight and benefit from fanning your anger. Consider that Sharpton and Jackson’s new mercedes cars were paid for by the money built on racism scandals. Consider Jackson’s “good friend” Hugo Chavez has created a dictatorship based on promoting and arming an intentional race war.

Hypocrits all.

One Response to “Hypocrisy Sharpton and Imus”

gene on August 15th, 2007 9:05 am

as long as the today people keep feeding into these racist bigots,these yesterday people will keep poluting the today people and the future people to come.

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