Now the editor and cartoonist are sayin that people are overreacting? When will white people get it? They just won’t. We need like an intervention for white people. Maybe they can be reached through that website “Things White People Like” or whatever it’s called. My entry: Things White People Like to Do – Make racists “jokes” when they are clearly not jokes. If you a racist white person, then racists jokes only work within your circle of racists friends. If you are a Bill Maher kinda guy, then make all the racist jokes you want. Colbert has a pass too. I’m startin to think that these “New York” based magazines aren’t really in New York. Some silly redneck must be the editor over there and slaps “New York” on the titles so that they can be deemed respectable. This further proves my point that nobody cares about Black History Month anymore, because if this was any other February that the Post tried this shit, it woulda been burned to the ground. Instantly. Like the building was put in a microwave. Anyways, if you think everyone is overreacting you clearly aren’t black. So I suggest watchin the video below:
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Didn't watch the video, but notice the cartoon says, "write" not "sign". Not at all a shot at our President since he hasn't even read the bill let alone write it.
ReplyDeleteTo me the point of the cartoon is saying you'd have to be as smart as a monkey to write such a horrible piece of legislation.
To the above comment. You are correct, it does say write & not sign. But to the average American, who doesn't fully understand the intricacies of the stimulus bill, it is a shot at Obama. Most people consider it Obama's bill and probably think that he was the one who wrote it. The cartoonist had to be aware of that on some level.
ReplyDeleteIt's only one more supporting fact that illustrates how stupid most Americans are, hence the reason we have allowed our government to balloon to such ridiculous proportions.
ReplyDeleteAgain, this is not a specific shot at Obama, Bush is guilty of the largest government expansion in our history.