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why because yall seen some snippets of a service. He is a great pastor with over 8000 members of his church. no you wouldn't understand because you are not Black. Race is still a huge issue in America whether you believe it or not. Yall have called us n***ers and held us back and steriotyped us and beat us, and lynched us for over 500 years, but when we discuss these injustices we are labled the bad ones. Just like when the mayor said he hasn't been called ni##er this much in his life. instead of embracing him and having a stand against those saying and doing those things you all persecuted him for saying it. we are tired of being good Ni$$ers and keeping our mouth shut. we are still under attack and people need to know. Malcolm X spoke up and what happened. Dr. King spoke up and what happened. Kennedy spoke up and what happened. REv Wright and others speaking up is not the problem. the problem is the ones that kill, or try to denounce or scrutinize the truth and those whoe are willing to speak it. deal with your people before attacking ours.

When is someone going to air the story of Hillary's Pastor in prison for molesting a seven year old in his home?

Det313 thanks for your comments. I am a huge fan of MLK / Malcom X and the Kennedys. Also a hige fan of Ghandi and his philosophy -- NON - VIOLENT.
I agree that racism clearly exists in our country. Det313, please read my comments carefully, I am not attacking black people.

I do not agree with the Language of Rev. Wright because I know that this cannot help to relieve the race issue. But Rev.Wright has emerged as a person who identifies with the black experience in this country. Right or wrong, he is being thrust into a position of spokesperson for a less affluent black constitiuency. And whether people realize it or not, Most black youth of today do not identify with MLK's teachings. The black experience in this country is certainly unlike any other groups experience and until whites can comprehend this concept, there can be no "movung past" this issue.

bye what do you think he ment by saying " God Damn America" this is the quote your talking about.

At least she was honest. Sen. Obama is a positive force who has inspite of Hillary's devisive tactics has brought more people of different backgrounds together. I think Asking Rev. Wright to speak at the Freedom Dinner is not the proper forum to try and get people to understand this marine Korean war veteran. We need a mending of fences . I don't think folks really will hear his message. As conciliatory as it might be. I think Dr. King would want there to be a message about the possibilities of having our first African American candidate to make it this far in the presidential race. What about one of Dr. King's children, or President Kennedy's daughter. We need to work together. Let us not continue to highlight our diffrences. we know they exist already. God Bless us All.

Det313,

Please don't include KK in this. KK is not helping anyone black or white. His actions are selfish and hateful to ya'll.

I find it interesting that everyone wants to say what a great man MLK was. He was hated in his day was considered a hatemonger a trouble maker and a race baiter during his day it was not until after his death that this country by for the most part acknowledged his wonderful contributions that he made to human kiind. To tell the truth about yourself, your loved one or your country is not hateful. Rev. merely addressed issues that are true to and even the United Nations agreed with many of his comments (mind you Dr. King said many of the same things about this country, and those that don't believe it should research Dr. King). He is an american citizens and entitled to his opinion, I really thinks this speaks to the intolerence in this country. Until we come to terms that that there are two americas and that some people love this country but also sees it's faults we will never make any progress on healing this country. As far as the North Carolina promotion of the tape of Rev. Wright, let us just hope that they will also show McCain with John Hagee and Rod Parsley that is a very scary trio. I resent the lack coverage of these three, if Rev. Wright is relevent to Sen. Obama then Hagee and Parsley is relevant to McCain.

Yes, he is and has had an association with Hagee, why does he not have to denounce and reject his endorsement and support? He himself says that he considers Hagee one of his spiritual advisors. Don't you think that Catholic americans deserve to know? I am not Catholic and I am offended by Hagee. If he disagrees with his ideology why not say it, why did he accept his endorsement? Of course he asked NC not to run the ad, he does this out self preservation, he does not want Hagee and Parsely to hit the mainstream media. Ask the average Michigander who these two are and they have no idea. It is hard to talk about Rev. Wright when you associate with these two wackos, don't you think.

Hockey mom.

What do you perceive, in what reverend Wright said, as racist? Please tell me exactly what comment, and what do you think he meant by it. I hear more anti-American government policy, than things that are labeled racist, or anti-white. Do you think people still practice racism today? I don't think anyone brought up the issue of owning, or being a slave, but racism against black people, does still happen today. FACT!
It seems that whenever a black person brings that FACT that it does, he is ostracized. Like justwan2know said MLK was labeled the same way, they want to label Dr. Wright. Check my Blog, I have one of MLK’s speeches, about the Vietnam war, and he sounds just as “racist“ as Dr. Wright. Which is 0%. Help me to understand what is so racist about his comments?

BREAK it Down for me!