Hate Mongering Racist Bigots

Submitted by Ad Nauseum (United States), Jul 10, 2008 at 18:30

With all the TV cameras roaming through the flooded Midwest, where oh where were those proudly bigotted and infamously racist reverends of discontent. You would have certainly expected the pathetic likes of; Jabberi-Jaws Jessie Jackson, Limber-lips Lewis Farrakhan, Al "where's the camera" Sharpton and Jeremiah "judas" Wright to appear on the nightly news ponderously wading the floodwaters and pointing accusatively at all those spots George Bush and every Republican planted the dynamite to demolish all those river levis in Iowa, Missouri, Illinois, etc.

Those floods gave the babblers of racial prejudice, hatred and bigotry another great opportunity for camera chasing and they let it slip away. Here was a flood greater than has been experienced in 500 years and the boys just didn't get in their camera time. What a shame. What a wasted opportunity to promoted hatred. What caused their hesitancy and failure to make the Nightly News. Could it be that floods destroying predominantly white homes are obviously natural occurences caused by god while those that destroy black neighborhoods are obviously governmentally perpetrated.

Whether it is hate for race, hate for nationality, hate for religion, hate for geography, it is all hate and it is all a reflection of savagery and civilized peoples should not habor or afford haven for the harbengers of such hatred. Those despicable and detestable humans who promote hatred irrespective of their race, creed, religious preference, color or national origin are abominations to humanity and all that civilizations do and should represent.

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