#8 There is massive support among the black community and ZERO condemnation in the left-controlled mass media.
I'd go farther and say the press supports the black supremacists. The "urban" radio stations are packed with conspiracy theories and excuses for violence; the more mainstream press never exposes it, does not hold the riot-starters responsible.
Al Sharpton incited a race riot; his words led to a mass murder. Not only was he accepted as a potential candidate among the Democrats in 2004, after he dropped out, those still in the race made a pilgrimage to kiss his ring.
When Duke ran for Congress -- claiming to be a Republican -- the party sent him no money and endorsed his opponent.
Here in Cincinnati, there's a true oddity -- a Democrat who took a stand against a black racist organization. Unfortunately, he's in a run-off against a black Democrat who has gladly accepted the endorsement of a local group called the "Black Fist", formerly known as the "Black Special Forces".
* The Black Fist participated in a December, 2002 Fountain Square protest of a menorah which included a sign reading, "Jews killed Jesus, had black slaves, stole our black identities." They also shouted chants of "Die Jews die."
* At a an April, 2002 demonstration at the police memorial, the Black Fist protested police brutality, the Catholic Church, and Pete Rose. Protesters called counter-demonstrators ''white devils,'' ''snow monkeys'' and ''faggots."
* A July, 2005 post on the Black Fist's blog accuses police of being aligned with the Ku Klux Klan in a conspiracy to kill African-Americans. "They love sucking the sweat of black people. That's why the Cincinnati police in Ohio love to rape little girls and put fear into black women!!!"
Note that a local radio host dismisses the group as "fringe" and says it's "only four people", yet let them speak almost daily for four years.
(Another local host lets a white supremacist talk on his show, but makes fun of the guy and pokes holes in the "theories" he spouts. From what I've heard, the "Black Fist" was not ridiculed, but given a platform to speak.) |
