It’s Only A Matter Of Time Before We Can Own Colored People Again

[RichD]

...a speech in which he made stupid comments to the point that one commentator said he sounded like he was brain damaged.

have you had time to go back and follow the rest of the discussion?

do you agree that the Freewoodpost story is satire?

[Tropicana]

No I haven't read the full thread yet...give me till tonight and I will respond. Okay?

[RichD]

No I haven't read the full thread yet...give me till tonight and I will respond. Okay?

but you said you read the first post and your own stories that should be sufficient.

[Tropicana]

First post not full thread. Latah mi will respond latah.

[RichD]

[Peasie]

aye sah

[Emperah]

dahjah tell us yuh really jus a mek joke

cho, unno is no fun mi did a wait fi certain ppl come sawt it out

[Tropicana]

When asked to clarify Porter said,

“I don’t have to clarify. You know gall darn well what I mean. In fact, it’s only a matter of time before we can own colored people again. They sure as hell won’t be our leaders. It’s out-right embarrassing. The War of Northern Aggression made it all possible, and you be best to know it’s all gonna change back. I’ll be on the front lines making sure it happens. I don’t want my grandkids growing up taking orders from a colored man. It’s our God-given right to keep them as property and keep them in line.”

You can bet that whether or not he said it, this is what is in his mind. Surprised you don't know that RichD.

The board of the National Rifle Association will elect as its president Monday a hard-line culture warrior who has worked for decades to make the NRA a more aggressive political force.

The election of James Porter — ensured after the endorsement of outgoing President David Keene last week — is one of many defiant signals to come out of the NRA's annual meeting in Houston over the weekend. The organization vowed to continue to fight any compromise on gun-control legislation in Congress.
"Revenge is what's motivating the president's unrelenting attacks on gun owners today," Porter told the group's meeting Saturday amid news that the NRA's membership had grown to a record 5 million.
"Millions of Americans are becoming first-time gun owners," Porter said. "The media calls it fear. That's not it. It's a sense of natural outrage that's been building for quite some time."

Read this 4 times, still don't understand it.

Porter, 64, a lawyer from Birmingham, Ala., who defends gun manufacturers, has been building that outrage his whole life. His father, Irvine C. Porter, was president of the NRA in 1959 — when the son says the NRA was "a glorified shooting society." At a breakfast Friday, Porter told grass-roots organizers that they are on the front line of a "culture war."
"He seems to come out of a mold that's much closer to the base than David Keene," said Josh Horwitz of the Coalition to Stop Gun Violence. Whereas Keene was a "steady hand" for the NRA amid controversy, Porter is "a complete wild card," Horwitz said. "The world's changing around them, and they're hunkering down."
The weekend also featured speeches from politicians such as Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas — who challenged Vice President Biden to a debate on gun violence — and the NRA's crowd-pleasing executive vice president, Wayne LaPierre.
"We will never surrender our guns. Never," LaPierre said. "The media and the political elites can lie about us and demonize us all they want, but that won't stop us."
Observers said the tone of the convention wasn't surprising, given the debate over universal background checks in Congress, which the NRA has fought bitterly. "The rhetoric has been ramped up," said Josh Sugarmann of the Violence Policy Center. "They've doubled down on their absolutism."

As more than 70,000 people visited the weekend event — primarily for the gun trade exhibits on the floor of the Houston convention center — about 70 protesters held vigil across the street, reading the names of 3,863 victims of gun violence since the shooting in Newtown, Conn., on Dec. 14. The last name on the list: Carlos Serrano, 48, shot in a robbery while going to work Friday 6 miles from the convention.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2013/05/05/new-nra-president/2137127/

Clearly the guy is a bleeding jackass.

[RichD]

You can bet that whether or not he said it, this is what is in his mind. Surprised you don't know that RichD.


Read this 4 times, still don't understand it.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2013/05/05/new-nra-president/2137127/

Clearly the guy is a bleeding jackass.

ah sah you did not disappoint at all

[Tropicana]

I try not to...glad t be of service