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“Al Sharpton Equates Trayvon Martin Case With Jesus’ Crucifixion”

Which, to follow along with the Reverend’s logic, would make Sharpton, say, the Apostle Paul — while “white Hispanic” George Zimmerman is, I suppose,  some unholy amalgamation of Judas, the Jews, the Beast, and Pontius Pilate.

— And of course, we have to allow that Jesus, were he to have Tweeted, would have done so as “NO_LIMIT_NIGGA” and shown a fondness for “tight pussies” and blunts.

Sharpton goes on to say that, from a broader social perspective, the Stand Your Ground laws available in 21 states are what’s really at stake here, with the “Civil Rights” leader naturally falling on the side of rescinding such self-defense laws, and in so doing — ironically, but hardly unexpectedly — mirroring old “Black Codes,” which were enacted by localities in order to keep blacks unarmed and potentially vulnerable.

Somehow, “civil rights” in the 21st-century involves making sure that criminals are not put in harm’s way by ordinary citizens presuming to look out for their own personal well being.  And it is the role of civil rights “leaders” to make certain that individual autonomy and self-sufficiency is surrendered to law enforcement — a group incidentally, these same civil rights leaders will, in other contexts, demonize as racist, incompetent, and unnecessarily brutal.

Heads they win, tails you lose.  Deal with it, racist.

 

 

59 Replies to ““Al Sharpton Equates Trayvon Martin Case With Jesus’ Crucifixion””

  1. sdferr says:

    Radio news just now reports Zimmerman’s bond hearing is set for next Friday, but in the course of this report the script says what, to my ears, is more interesting: “He’s the gunman held in the shooting of Trayvon Martin last Feb.” This is a peculiar appellation, “gunman”.

  2. davidcinva says:

    Next thing you know (if they haven’t already), Sharpton and Co. will be demanding separate housing for black students on campus.

  3. Car in says:

    Right wing racists Alan Dershowitz and Jeralyn Merrit don’t really seem impressed with the case so far.

  4. Ernst Schreiber says:

    Al has more in common with Saul than Paul

  5. mc4ever59 says:

    You would think, in a sane world at least, that a creature such as Sharpton with his record- hell , for the Tawanna Brawley incident alone- would be a pariah everywhere he went.
    Instead, he’s doing better than ever for himself, and has never had more influence.
    As Jeff likes to say, down is up, in is out…….

  6. Squid says:

    If Sharpton ran across a NO_LIMIT_NIGGA on the way to Damascus, would he cross to the other side of the road?

  7. LBascom says:

    I think Sharpton got his analogy wrong there. Seems, just just following the story, Zimmerman would be playing Jesus, the local DA playing Pilate, telling the leading priests ( Sharpton and Jackson) “I find nothing wrong with this man”. I guess that means Corey is playing Herod.

    Of course the mob (at the priests behest) screams “crucify him!”

  8. RI Red says:

    sdferr, I heard that “gunman” appellation, too. The left is looking for a “threefer” on this – racism, repeal “stand your ground” and restrict gun posession.
    Oooh, just noticed they’re after the three Rs. But reading, ‘ritin’ and ‘rithmetic aren’t worthy.

  9. LBascom says:

    Also, the priests actually did have charges against Jesus, blasphemy(claiming to be the son of God) and working on the Sabbeth(healing on Saturday).

    Pilate didn’t have anything against the guy, so he passed the buck off on Herod, Jesus took the fifth, and that’s when things got ugly.

  10. LBascom says:

    ‘Cuz of Rome didn’t have a fifth amendment…

  11. RI Red says:

    I may have full Derbyed with that last line.

  12. geoffb says:

    (CNS News) – The arrest of George Zimmerman shows that the Rev. Al Sharpton is “making social justice a reality,” D.C. Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton said on Thursday, as she accepted an award from Sharpton’s National Action Network.

    Norton, the District of Columbia’s non-voting member of Congress, spoke one day after Zimmerman, a neighborhood watch captain, was charged with second-degree murder in the death of Florida teenager Trayvon Martin.

    “Receiving a social justice award from an organization whose specialty, whose very mission is social justice, is an honor indeed… an honor that I can only accept with great humility,” Norton said. “Reverend Al…has dedicated his life to social justice and making social justice a reality, as his contribution most recently shows with the arrest in Sanford, Fla.”

    Norton called it “truly gratifying” to see how easy it is to mobilize social justice campaigns in the age of social media.

    Social Justice for all!

  13. StrangernFiction says:

    Guam might tip over, milk is a pollutant, the war on plant food is the green war, and NO_LIMIT_NIGGA is like Jesus. Ah yes, good times, good times.

  14. Ernst Schreiber says:

    Justice Justice for none!

  15. mojo says:

    Sharpie is one of the funniest guys I know. If only because he take his own bullshit as gospel.

  16. Darleen says:

    I wish someone would stop referring to hustler Sharpton as a “reverend” because he is thoroughly unfamiliar with the Bible:

    Exodus 23:

    1Thou shalt not raise a false report: put not thine hand with the wicked to be an unrighteous witness.

    2Thou shalt not follow a multitude to do evil; neither shalt thou speak in a cause to decline after many to wrest judgment:

    3Neither shalt thou countenance a poor man in his cause.

  17. Darleen says:

    BTW … hi all… sorry I’ve missed a few days. Started my new job on Monday, the same day I came down with a bad cold … my voice is now completely gone. Adrenaline kept me going into the office each morning, but I’d come home and just crawl into bed at night.

    Thankfully, I’m off today.

  18. sdferr says:

    “Norton called it “truly gratifying” to see how easy it is to mobilize social justice campaigns in the age of social media.”

    Mob-i-lize!

    And doesn’t see far enough to discern how just such a case argues why the founders were foresighted. And argues with persuasive finality against the District of Columbia ever getting out from under the control of the Federal G0vernment.

    [a1s8c17: To exercise exclusive Legislation in all Cases whatsoever, over such District (not exceeding ten Miles square) as may, by Cession of particular States, and the acceptance of Congress, become the Seat of the Government of the United States, . . . ]

  19. RI Red says:

    What is this “social justice ” of which they speak? And where is it found in our Constitution? Perhaps under the “Good and Plenty ” Clause?

  20. OCBill says:

    You’ve got to hand it to Sharpton, he sure knows his Bible. It’s right there in Paul’s 2nd letter to the Farrakahns, Chapter 1, verse 13: “Jesus was pounding Pilate’s head into the Via Dolorosa, when Pilate pulled out a cross and nailed him to it.” And the rest, as they say, is history.

  21. Gonna be tough to eat Skittles with those holes in his hands.

  22. sdferr says:

    “What is this ‘social justice’ of which they speak?”

    It’s simply doing “justice” to the whole of society, as though the whole of society were a single, unified, coherent and integrated being toward which the stance can be taken that it’s possible to do justice; all while running unjust rough-shod over vast numbers of individuals within this fantastically manufactured entity, “the whole”. It is thus doing manifold “injustice” in the retail, while pretending to do “justice” in the wholesale. It’s cruel, sure, but it’s cruelty done with the “best” of intentions.

  23. geoffb says:

    Many heads all linked to the same progressive-socialist body.

    (Reuters) – A top U.S. administration official asked civil rights activists on Thursday to help defend President Barack Obama’s embattled healthcare law, saying the reform package faces an “enemy” determined to set American health policy back half a century.
    […]
    Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius sought to cast the two-year-old reform law as a vital weapon against racial disparities that have long condemned U.S. minorities to higher infant mortality rates, shorter lifespans and limited access to medical services.

    “The enemy is at the door and we know that they would like to dismantle these initiatives,” Sebelius told the annual convention of the National Action Network, a civil rights group led by the Rev. Al Sharpton.

    “Healthcare inequalities have been one of the most persistent forms of injustice,” she said. “Now is not the time to turn back.”

    NOW President Defends Hilary Rosen, Slams Ann Romney For Lacking “Life Experience” And “Imagination”…

    h/t Weasel Zippers for both.

  24. RI Red says:

    I suspect that the chasm between me and them will not be bridged.

  25. DarthLevin says:

    The only words anyone ever speaks to Al Sharpton should be “Tawana Brawley”. The answer to any question he asks should be “Tawana Brawley”. All you need to know about Al Sharpton is “Tawana Brawley”.

  26. RI Red says:

    Ya know, yesterday I said I didn’t do Family Law. But I remember something about “irreconcilable differences “. I’d even be satisfied with a no – fault divorce. I’ll even let them have some big coastal States. What say?

  27. LBascom says:

    It’s simply doing “justice” to the whole of society, as though the whole of society were a single, unified, coherent and integrated being

    It also involves “collective salvation”. Together they form a religion involving worship(environmentalism), sacraments(abortion), rites(proscribed treatment of differing identity groups), relics(the communist manifesto), evangelism(the MSM), and a moral code designed to achieve utopia.

    O!, and a prophet…

  28. Pablo says:

    sdferr, I heard that “gunman” appellation, too. The left is looking for a “threefer” on this – racism, repeal “stand your ground” and restrict gun posession.

    It’s gonna be a bitch when they come up empty. Please God, give us a black judge!

  29. Silver Whistle says:

    “What is this ‘social justice’ of which they speak?”

    It’s largely a matter of them getting their hand in your pocket and stealing your shit.

    I trust everyone out there has their CCW permit sorted? Don’t want to let old Tawana Sharpton down.

  30. Pablo says:

    It’s largely a matter of them getting their hand in your pocket and stealing your shit.

    Because SHUT UP, Racist!

  31. leigh says:

    Darleen, Al Sharpton is an ordained minister, so he will be called Reverand forever and a day. That fact that he is a lying, racist murderer (Freddy’s Fashion Mart, anyone?) has caused him to be defrocked or whatever they call it.

    Since he and the Martin’s ™ are all about the old misleading photos, I say someone should start posting pictures of the Rev from the early 90s when he had the James Brown hair, purple velour track suits and giant Flavor Flav bling-y medallions.

  32. leigh says:

    hasn’t caused

  33. geoffb says:

    The other mob peeks out, sees it’s Springtime and announces their intentions.

  34. sdferr says:

    What is the judicial virtue in passing the recusal buck? Seems to me to impeach her judgment right from the get-go. Just get out of the case lady, and expect a strongly worded letter from the local bar.

  35. RI Red says:

    Shorter Judge Jessica (Please, God, get me recused!)

  36. geoffb says:

    From Pablo’s link.

    Herr found the affidavit legally sufficient to establish probable cause and ordered Zimmerman to appear for arraignment — when defendants formally enter a plea — on May 29.

    Judge hands “hot potato” back to Corey and says ‘It’s all yours dear, I just might be outta here soon.’

  37. leigh says:

    Why would she recuse herself? It’s not like her husband is advising the Martin’s ™ or is a police officer. I’m with you sdferr. She doesn’t want to hear the case and is grasping at straws.

  38. sdferr says:

    “Why would she recuse herself?”

    If I don’t miss the guess, the mere appearance that pillow talk makes its way to the husband’s boss (who has a commercial interest in his commentary role) is ground enough.

  39. RI Red says:

    Nah, leigh, canon of ethics (I know, I know) requires full disclosure to avoid even the appearance of impropriety.

  40. leigh says:

    OT: Mittens is talking taxes to Wimmens of the NRA in St. Louis. On FOX.

  41. leigh says:

    Well, my sketchy knowledge of things legal comes from watching CourtTV and Angry Nancy Grace (seldom). That’s why I hire legal beagles when I need important advice.

  42. sdferr says:

    The case itself is beginning to take on the appearance that some malevolent deity has decided to thoroughly discredit the criminal justice system of the State of Florida. And is guaranteed to become all the more appalling as the days flow by.

  43. Lamontyoubigdummy says:

    Jesus, huh?

    Well shit. If they could’a got this done a week ago, Sharpton & the New (and improved) Black Panther Party could have stood outside the courthouse and chanted, “Barrabas!…Barrabas!”

  44. leigh says:

    The landscape is starting to resemble a psychiatric ward with peopled by folks who fancy themselves to be Jesus. Of course those folks are just crazy, not malevolent.

  45. sdferr says:

    The gator god might be feeling a bit malevolent lately, given the poor showing UofF has been making in the SEC the last couple of years.

  46. leigh says:

    Time to feed some virgins to the gator god.

  47. Lamontyoubigdummy says:

    Time to feed some virgins to the gator god.

    A virgin in Florida…

    You’re funny leigh.

  48. charles w says:

    Hope Al doesn’t find out Jesus was a Jew.

  49. leigh says:

    I thought I was asking for too much after I hit post Lamont.

  50. […] react if George Zimmerman is eventually acquitted of murder. I’m sure it will be just another miscarriage of justice in the unfair and inequitable justice system here in America. Tagged with: Al […]

  51. palaeomerus says:

    ” Give us your guns and get rid of your self defense laws or we’ll riot an turn the streets wet with blood because you are so racist! ”

    “Worst argument I’ve ever heard!”

  52. Lamontyoubigdummy says:

    Ha leigh! There’s supposedly a Fountain of Youth in that state too.

  53. leigh says:

    For all of us who aren’t in possession of knowledge of how Florida law works, Breitbart has a handy guide.

  54. John Bradley says:

    That’s why I hire legal beagles when I need important advice.

    Have you ever considered hiring an OUTLAW Basset?

    Can’t say’s I have any law advisin’ to sell ya’, but if you need some quality kerning done, I’m your man. Dog. Whatever.

  55. leigh says:

    Oh definately, John. I would rather walk across broken glass that do any programming my own self.

  56. Pablo says:

    If I don’t miss the guess, the mere appearance that pillow talk makes its way to the husband’s boss (who has a commercial interest in his commentary role) is ground enough.

    It turns out Zimmerman had all but hired the bossman before he decided he’d rather talk on the teevee about him. He then referred GZ to O’Mara. So, hubby’s firm has actual fingerprints on the case.

  57. Blake says:

    leigh, I believe kerning is a typesetting term.

  58. leigh says:

    Shows what I know, Blake. I was thinking of “kernal errors”.

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