Self-Indulgent Toure Thinks It's Still the 50s

The 1850s that is.  A young, angry black man like MSNBC's "Toure" (I know it's his actual first name and doesn't need to be in Quotations-it's just so ludicrous for him to use it)  This guy has taken quite the cue from the biggest racist on the planet, Al Sharpton.  Poor, little disadvantaged "Toure" thinks, like Sharpton, that there's a racist around every corner and under every rock that is ready to pounce on everything he does and believes in.  He thinks that black people in America are hunted with bloodhounds and to quote Michelle Obama, thinks "as a black man, [he] you know, could get shot walking to the gas station."

Well, he's at it again with a ridiculous, and I must say desperate, attempt at playing the victim card and following in the footsteps of Cynthia McKinney and Sheila Jackson Lee, who thinks that she is a "freed slave," Apparently, according to the "spokesman for every black person in America," there would be no discussion on gun confiscation if it were black kids shot in Newtown.  It seems any black personality on MSNBC or in the DNC can say just about anything without being labeled "controversial."

He also goes on about Wayne Lapierre being a racist because he said, "Hurricanes, tornadoes, riots, terrorists, gangs, lone criminals, these are the perils we are sure to face. Not just maybe. It's not paranoia to buy a gun. It's survival."  And somehow that's racist...assuming you only believe that only blacks or other minorities can cause looting.   And how did that quote turn into "dark nights with dark people in Brooklyn?"  That first true statement alone "clearly" shows the racism of LaPierre and that he's "afraid of dark people?"  So with that  little "Toure" gets on his soapbox and channels Sharpton to a tee, not to mention the brain trust of the left.

This is already old.  The left never sleeps it seems when it comes to making asses of themselves.