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The Best Part Of Racism: Denials From White "Friends"

This one's for everybody at Lem's - Trooper, Cody, Shouting Thomas, etc. - who love to deny they've hidden their sheets, while still talking that KKK shit. They know I'm just making shit up because - let's face it - we black people just love to lie on whitey:

"A suburban Detroit police officer admitted he asked a mentally ill black man to sing and dance and video recorded the incident.

Videos and photos with degrading portrayals of black men were submitted earlier this month to the blog, Motor City Muckraker, purportedly from officers who disseminated them to friends and colleagues in the upper class, majority-white Michigan suburb of Grosse Pointe Park. One video portrayed a voice alleged to be an officer asking black men to do humiliating tasks, including “dance like a chimp.” In another incident, an officer allegedly texted a photo of a black man in the back of his trailer with the text, “Gotta love the coloreds.” The journalist, Steve Neavling, told the Huffington Post that he has more than a dozen videos shot by officers, but has not shared most of them because of their “humiliating nature.”

Why not show 'em? Is a "upper class, majority-white" audience too sensitive to know the truth, of who they are, and what they contribute to and support? We are talking about "officers" - plural - making and sending these to "friends and colleagues":

I mean, every one of us "coloreds" the overseers "shoot" eventually becomes known to blacks.

Because they've, always, been our real family and friends.

Maybe whites still don't think blacks form families (not like they do anyway) because I never understand how anybody white can miss that obvious connection.

Oh wait - yes I can - I just remembered:

Whites tell themselves being black is like being gay,...

Open Post To Lem's Knock Out Of The Knockout Game

Trooper York Guest Posts:

"This was featured at Drudge.

It was all over the news the last couple of days. Of course most liberal news media outlets and bloggers refuse to address it. Because that would be racist you see. Just ask Crack. Or Oprah. Or the Evil Blogger Lady. Or the Instanerd."

Um, Troop, you're right, I didn't mess with The Knockout Game. But not because it's too hot a topic for TMR readers or I to handle, but because:

A) Being over 10 years old even to the mainstream press (The Knockout Game's much older in the black population - a fact no one's upset about going unreported) as "news" The Knockout Game's shock value is pretty low in my neck of the woods.

B) I'm more-than-aware of Drudge's desperate search for racial dog whistles.

And C) Dancing to Drudge's tune - or watching others do so - is boring.