“We Have to Exterminate White People”
 

.. so says Dr. Kamau Kambo of North Carolina State University.

Transcript:

The professor lists a few situations where white people kill black people. Why not tell us some situations where black people kill white people or perhaps black on black violence? You’re a fool if you believe his nexus of white on black violence.

The professor went on to call white people the only (insert "n-word" here)) in the world. (his words...not mine)

makes one think of this


AUDIO HERE

(Hats off to thepoliticalteen.net and michelle malkin for this one):wavey:

Very sad and unfortunate that a university professor, someone who should be intelligent and should be searching to find real solutions to the very real problem of racial inequality and discrimination that still exists in a lot of places in the US, would instead resort to such idiotic inflammatory rhetoric. If he's tenured, I'm sure he'll be relegated to the broom closet soon enough, though.

Let's hope so...If not...NCSU is only 35 min. away from me so...:wavey: ;)

Do you like Janet Parshall?

I have never listened to her. So I can't comment.

From her show last week with Mychal Massie:

MASSIE: There's a reason that the black family is in the state of destruction that it is today. At the close of the civil rights era -- and I submit that the civil rights battle has been won. It is over. Black people can do anything they want to do. There is no restrictions, apart from those that are self-imposed.

PARSHALL: Mm-hmm.

MASSIE: At the close of Jim Crow, at that closing of that civil rights era, of those battles, the black family -- 87 percent of black households were two-parent married families. Eighty-seven percent. Forty percent of the black households were business owners. Forty percent.

PARSHALL: Wow.

MASSIE: And, in 40 years, we have 90 percent black-on-black crime. Seventy -- a high 70 percent, near 80 percent, black illegitimacy. We have, in 40 short years, 10,000-plus children born in Philadelphia in 2001, 9,700 and change black abortions. We have three out of every five black pregnancies ending in abortion. Now, how did we go from a period of Duke Ellington to a period of Tupac Shakur?

PARSHALL: Mmm.

MASSIE: How did we go from Nat King Cole to a 50 Cent, or Mystikal, or a Snoop Dogg? How did we go from dignity and honor and an impetus -- an importance placed on education to a thuggery? Rap and what we see today, you can't even call that gangster rap.

PARSHALL: Mmm.

MASSIE: Because the gangsters -- and I'm not going to ask you to date yourself, but I'll date myself -- I remember the gangsters being those that were meticulously dressed, that wore the finest of shoes and set the fashion trends. These things today are street trash --

PARSHALL: Mmm.

MASSIE: -- that have drug the family down, and the church, and Janet, I will go on record and I will not win any popularity awards, but it is the fault of the black church and the black community because the preachers have succumbed to hatred; they have succumbed to a disobedience to God. There is a parallel that I think needs to be pointed out. Had Joseph not been kidnapped and sold into slavery, he would not have been in a position to help his family in their time of need.

PARSHALL: Hmmm. Wow.

MASSIE: The black people today who curse America are cursing God because if God had not permitted the Ashanti and Dahomey tribes of ancient Africa to trap other Africans and sell them to the Muslims, who sold them to the Europeans, we would not have what we have today.

PARSHALL: Mychal, thank you very much. There is a reason why you host a program called Straight Talk, because you just gave it to us. God bless you, brother, appreciate you very much. We'll take a break, folks, and come right back.

KILL WHITIE!!!

:lol: :laugh:


What is wrong with some people?

^^^^

I have to say I agree with him. However, the problem is not just the complacent nature of some of the black community, which certainly exists. The problem is that the current system is not meant to help the poor get out of poverty to any significnat degree. I am unsure how to remedy that though.

What's your point Joshy? I have never listened to her...what exactly do you want me to say?

You agree with the things he said? That's sick, man. I mean, this is incredulous:

The black people today who curse America are cursing God because if God had not permitted the Ashanti and Dahomey tribes of ancient Africa to trap other Africans and sell them to the Muslims, who sold them to the Europeans, we would not have what we have today.

And then to have that dumb white bitch thank him for it just blisters my ass.

Sorry, I should have been more specific, I am agreeing with his general point, not that specific one.

Wow...we actually agree on something.

Ah. So you agree that black churches have "succumbed to hatred" and the "disobedience of God"? Crikey.

No, and you know that. I am agreeing with him that the civil rights movement was a good thing, but it has become a weight around the neck of truly helping poor black people get out of that - people of both races abuse it, which is what I alluded to in my original post and what you ignored, to wit:

However, the problem is not just the complacent nature of some of the black community, which certainly exists. The problem is that the current system is not meant to help the poor get out of poverty to any significant degree. I am unsure how to remedy that though.

Hows about that lovely piece of work who recently mentioned aborting black babies to lower the crime rate?