Rutgers Women’s Basketball Team To Meet With Don Imus
There’s a reason why this blogger has always liked animals more than people. As Grandma would say, “Folks ain’t shit.” Some cracka ass simpleton (No disrespect to our non-racist White readers-this is only directed to “The Helmet Head”) is currently accusing yours truly of reverse racism, as a result of yesterday’s suggestion that someone should dump Don Imus in the middle of South Central L.A and let the Bloods and Crips kick the snot out of him. LMAO!
Where does he get off calling anybody a “ho,” when he’s from the same race that spawned semen-slurping, slut-ass freaks like Paris Hilton, Tara Reid, and Anna Nicole Smith? There are “hoes” in every race, but these young women, who are walking their way through college, haven’t done anything to warrant a name like that. Not cool. If a Black guy had made the same comment to any race of woman, he’d also be walking around with a large L for Loser on his Forehead-and we’d be calling for the same South Central Style beatdown.
After removing the tears of laughter from our eyes, celeb snitches sent us the juicy tidbit that the Rutgers Women’s B-Ball Team is planning a sit-down with Don. We suggest they bring Mace.
We all agreed the meeting with Mr. Imus will help,” Essence Carson, a member of the team that lost the NCAA women’s championship game to Tennessee last week, said. “We do hope to get something accomplished during this meeting.”
Teammate Matee Ajavon said: “I could say that we honestly don’t know what to expect from Don Imus and what we will plan on asking him is his reasons and how you could just say things that you have not put any thought to? Right now I can’t really say if we have come to a conclusion of whether we will accept the apology. What I can say I think this meeting will be crucial for us, the state of New Jersey and everybody representing us.”
Head coach C. Vivian Stringer said her players “are the best this nation has to offer, and we are so very fortunate to have them at Rutgers University. They are young ladies of class, distinction. They are articulate, they are gifted. They are God’s representatives in every sense of the word.”
“She said it’s not about the players “as black or nappy-headed. It’s about us as a people. When there is not equality for all, or when there has been denied equality for one, there has been denied equality for all.”
She further said: “While they worked hard in the classroom and accomplished so much and used their gifts and talents, you know, to bring the smiles and the pride within this state in so many people, we had to experience racist and sexist remarks that are deplorable, despicable, and abominable and unconscionable. It hurts me.”
We still think he needs his ass beat.
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On April 11th 2007, Bruno wrote:
regarless of the opinions of the man who blames you for “reverse racism” I don’t agree with the use of that expression. I think it’s more appropriate to talk about “anti-white racism”. the “reverse racism” expression actually promotes racist stereotypes against white people.
Please see my page :
reverse racism Vs anti-white racism
I remember that a few years back, Ice Cube and Khalid Muhammad sang : “cave bitch”
Give me a black goddess sister I cant resist her. no stringy haired, blonde Hair, blue eyed, pale skinned buttermilk complexion. grafted, recessive, Depressive, ironing board backside straight up and straight down. no Frills, no thrills, miss six oclock, subject to have the itch, mutanoid, Caucazoid, white cave bitch…
Ease back white bitch, I dont play that Just because I got on my l.a. hat
Stalkin walking in my big black boots Is my jingle, now you want mandingo Big, black and handsome I should hold your devil ass for ransome Sorta like patty herst, but Ill burst first bitch
And you know whats worse Im coming from the land where the choppers roam So phuck you bitch and your coppertone
Stringy hair – no derrier – frontin and fakin with your silicone pair
Do I wanna phuck? not hardly Thats kinda like barbie phuckin bob marley It aint gonna happen, I keep rappin Muthaphuck teniell, but see Im the captain of this ship And Im true to the game Yall all look the same
Standin by my backstage door, hopin thatll switch Spread out you little cave bitch
For this they were treated as heroes in the Hip Hop community and the CD sold as hotcakes among young blacks. Ice Cube still has a nice career rolling.
So don’t have a one sided look on the issues. I’m sure you wouldn’t appreciate if someone said that Ice Cube should be hung at a tree by the Ku Klux Klan. … Would you ?
On April 11th 2007, Castina wrote:
I hear you, Bruno. I just don’t see what the pottymouths of rappers has to do with Don Imus racist rants, many of which go back decades.
Yes, rappers who disrespect women are in the wrong. But that’s not what we’re talking about. Rap is an artform of self-expression, they’ve got a right to express themselves and opinions however they please. Sportscasting is not an art and his personal opinions on how people look have no place courtside.
Just call the damn game!
Futhermore, if a seventy year old man (or anyone over the age of eighteen) using the excuse “I talk a certain way because rappers do,” then something is wrong with that individual. Have your own mind!
What able-minded adult uses the incorrect actions of others to govern their own?
On December 25th 2007, S.A. Smith wrote:
What Ice Cube said–wrote, deliberated upon and chose and felt comfortable recording on his record–is far more racist than what Imus said in a moment of spontaneity on a radio program–a radio program that no one under 18 is likely to even have heard. Whereas Ice Cube makes rap music–very popular among children–and now makes kid movies!
On December 25th 2007, S.A. Smith wrote:
Ice Cube is a scientific racist. Not simply a “potty mouth.” Be honest with yourself for fuck’s sake.