NY Post Compares Obama With Chimp
I may not care for Barack Obama, but this is very inappropriate for an editorial cartoon. I know that racist incidents will only increase with Obama in office, but Who owns the NY Post?
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Oh hell no!! They went a lil too far with this one. I’ll be emailing them to talk some shyt. Can’t get any more ignorant than that. People may not like him but he is still OUR President and they need to show respect.
I’m glad you find something wrong with this Sandra.
“but Who owns the NY Post?” Well, the pasty faces better get used to having this man in office, he’s doing in 30 days what Bush could not do in 8 years, please.
ya mean like how we compare cops to PIGS….??
Man fukk dem krakers, dey can draw monkeys all day, but if anybody lay hands on Obama in the 21st century it’ll be a PROBLEM!….so what da fukk EVA. “Jump if you bad” “Buss a MF move!”
Im not sure whats worse – the M*thaF***in day Im having or this B.S..
Lawwd!
SANDRA – KWALL SAYS HIS NAME IS rupert murdoch, OWNER OF THE NY POST…
SANDRA – PLEASE BRING BACK MY BELOVED BANNED FAM…
(HOLDING UP MY LIGHTER)
thats the NY Post for you. this is nothing new for them.
Hey Black Barbie (holding Lighter up with cha)
Hey banned SRose fam (waving)
@ topic I hate the NY Post always have. & when I get home to a real computer I will be sending an email about this. They are always putting black ppl in a neg light. I will never forget when LL was posing in a picture and made the peace with two finger sign. & them bastards captioned the picture. “LL flashing some sort of gang sign.” When white ppl flash peace they are hippie’s when we flash we are gang memebers, wtf!
Has anyone heard of Ebon-Aide band aid’s for colored people. They come in four different shades. Mocha, Cinnamon, Honey & Licorice <<— that would be Akon Black.
where have you been hiding ????
there were racist acts before president Obama got elected. about 400 yrs of them here in the USA. nobody wanted to published the story about the black man who was dragged to death in Texas.