The Coon Catalogue
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Why would people that hate us, love a thread where we are calling out the very people in our own race that sell us out to the CAC's.
If anything, they would hate any thread that shits on them "good christian negras"
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Democrat: Scalise doesn't have 'racist bone in his body'
Louisiana Democratic Rep. Cedric Richmond defended colleague Rep. Steve Scalise (R-La.) in the midst of reports that Scalise spoke at a white supremacist convention in 2002.
“I don't think Steve Scalise has a racist bone in his body," Richmond, who is black, told the New Orleans Times Picayune.
"Steve and I have worked on issues that benefit poor people, black people, white people, Jewish people. I know his character."
Over the weekend, a Louisiana blog reported that Scalise may have spoke at a rally hosted by the European-American Unity and Rights Organization, a group started by former Ku Klux Klan Grand Wizard David Duke. Scalise told the paper that he doesn't remember speaking with the group but that he traveled the area speaking to a number of groups about taxes.
While Richmond supports Scalise, the Louisiana Democratic Party bashed the GOP lawmaker and House majority whip in a statement. The party said the story is “disturbing” and accused allies of “trying to sweep this incident under the rug by blaming Scalise’s staff and claiming the then-state representative didn’t know the group’s ideology.”
“If someone in Louisiana didn't know about David Duke's beliefs in 2002, they must have been hiding under a very large rock somewhere,” Executive Director Stephen Handwerk said in an emailed statement.
“This is a serious stain on Scalise's record as a public servant, that he spoke to a hate group and now lacks the courage to face the voters and make amends for such an egregious lapse in judgment."
In a statement to The Hill, Scalise spokeswoman Moria Bagley did not deny that that Scalise spoke with the group but said that he’s never supported its white supremacist message.
“Throughout his career in public service, Mr. Scalise has spoken to hundreds of different groups with a broad range of viewpoints. In every case, he was building support for his policies, not the other way around,” she said in an email.
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Louisiana Democratic Rep. Cedric Richmond defended colleague Rep. Steve Scalise (R-La.) in the midst of reports that Scalise spoke at a white supremacist convention in 2002.
“I don't think Steve Scalise has a racist bone in his body," Richmond, who is black, told the New Orleans Times Picayune.
"Steve and I have worked on issues that benefit poor people, black people, white people, Jewish people. I know his character."
Over the weekend, a Louisiana blog reported that Scalise may have spoke at a rally hosted by the European-American Unity and Rights Organization, a group started by former Ku Klux Klan Grand Wizard David Duke. Scalise told the paper that he doesn't remember speaking with the group but that he traveled the area speaking to a number of groups about taxes.
While Richmond supports Scalise, the Louisiana Democratic Party bashed the GOP lawmaker and House majority whip in a statement. The party said the story is “disturbing” and accused allies of “trying to sweep this incident under the rug by blaming Scalise’s staff and claiming the then-state representative didn’t know the group’s ideology.”
“If someone in Louisiana didn't know about David Duke's beliefs in 2002, they must have been hiding under a very large rock somewhere,” Executive Director Stephen Handwerk said in an emailed statement.
“This is a serious stain on Scalise's record as a public servant, that he spoke to a hate group and now lacks the courage to face the voters and make amends for such an egregious lapse in judgment."
In a statement to The Hill, Scalise spokeswoman Moria Bagley did not deny that that Scalise spoke with the group but said that he’s never supported its white supremacist message.
“Throughout his career in public service, Mr. Scalise has spoken to hundreds of different groups with a broad range of viewpoints. In every case, he was building support for his policies, not the other way around,” she said in an email.
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Think you and most of this thread is confused as to what a coon is, frankly the word
shouldn't even be used on this site, this brother in the video spoke all truths, black ppl
not acknowledging their plight and send their children out in the streets with no
guidance and discipline just to be preyed on by cops, time to quite these woe is me
knee jerk reactions like its a shock thats mostly cac reactions and mostly their position
in these protest. Blk ppl been through it since we landed here.
GREAT thread. Don't forget the #1 Head Coon in Charge too.
Don't forget your fat ass mama either with her silverback looking ass
Charlamagne Tha God
Radio and TV personality from The Breakfast Club.
Do you have a link(s) to what he said?
who
Greg Anthony
what
Former NBA player now Commentator/ GOP spokescoon
where
NBATV and Tranny Tricking
why
http://www.bgol.us/board/showthread.php?t=832443
Greg Anthony
what
Former NBA player now Commentator/ GOP spokescoon
where
NBATV and Tranny Tricking
why
http://www.bgol.us/board/showthread.php?t=832443
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Aww Man....What He Do
being dumb...new nigga type comments about not wanting his nephew getting dreadlocks, and saying its cos all the dudes getting caught on the tv show "cops" all had dreadlocks and he tried to sanitize his shit later on...smdh
Get that sorry negro straight Joe
You got some nerve.
What's the definition of a "coon"
What have any of these men done to hurt the black community? Can you provide statistics showing that these "coons" have damaged black America in any way?
What have any of these men done to hurt the black community? Can you provide statistics showing that these "coons" have damaged black America in any way?
I think white people provide the best definition. All you have to do is use their own definition of treason and apply it to the people mentioned in this thread. "Providing aid and comfort to the enemy". I think most black people rightly view crackers as the enemy. And when you have a black person that provides them aid and comfort in the face of all the contempt a lot of them have for blacks you come up with the word coon. I hope you can put that to rest now.
Aren't we all guilty of that by definition?
