JESSE JACKSON USES THE N-WORD – RAPPER NAS DOESN’T
by A.man.I
It looks like Fox News Channel didn’t report all of Jesse Jackson’s disparaging comments when he dissed Barrack Obama last week.
from Journal-isms
A Fox News spokeswoman confirmed to Journal-isms on Wednesday that a transcript shows Jackson saying, “Barrack . . . he’s talking down to black people . . . telling n—s how to behave.”
Looks like some “weasel” leaked the info to TVNewser. Bill O’Reilly tried to explain why the network didn’t air all of the comments:
“I’m not in the business of hurting Jesse Jackson, because it does hurt Jesse Jackson. And I’m not in the business of creating some kind of controversy that is not relevant to the general subject: one civil rights leader disparaging another, over policy. So we held it back.”
What happened to, “we report, you decide”? Once again the Internet destroys the mainstream’s gate.
I thought Jesse wanted to ban the N-Word. He spoke to My Urban Report about it after the Michael Richards controversy.
Since, I’m already writing about N-word, I have to mention Nas. He recently spoke to CNN about why he removed the word “Ni@@3R from his album’s title.
Read the article, and listen to the interview. Thanks for the link SupeShooter.
Ha! I love that you included Jesse on the video. But really, it points out (to me) the absurdity/hypocrisy of “burying” the “n-word”.
Jesse Jackson is always doing something to contradict himself. I think he is senile. He needs to retire with what’s left of reputation and take care of his bastard child.
Jesse Jackson said when He put down Barrack Obama that it was trash talk. But sitting in front of Fox camera’s ready to go on a Fox program with the lights on and camera’s ready to go, is not a place to trash talk. That’s done behind closed doors. So that seems to be the way he talks even using the “N” word in a open place as FOX Studio of all places. Thst’s not trash talk, that just Jackson talk. What a hell of a place to talk Trash about your so called friend. Jackson is living up to what people have been saying for years. He will say anything to make himself look good at others expense. Well this time the truth is out. The joke’s on him. Except it’s not funny. Just ask Jesse
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Color me disappointed. Stuff happens; even when it should not. I still respect Jesse Jackson. I heard him on a business round table years ago with panelist like Steve Jobs (then NeXT) , Don Peterson (then Ford), Kenichi Ohmae (then McKinsey & Co. in Japan), etc. and Jesse was among peers. I loved his statement during the event that we cannot continue to “throw people away.” I quote it often.
His good efforts will always out weigh the bad for me.
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