Anti-white agitator Ken Burns is at it again with a wholly unnecessary special on the life of Jackie Robinson. Despite the subject being rehashed over and over, a recent hollywierd movie, and the continuing deification by MLB, the subject apparently never gets too old.
At the gym today I saw both CNN and FOX news pimping the show. Isn't that special, two networks that have nothing to do with a program and stand to lose viewership by steering people to another station. What a wonderful expression of altruistic brotherhood in the multi-cult paradise! Both Cooper Anderson and Bill O'Reilly on the same page at last.
I noticed in advertising for the "special" that Robinson was referred to as a "martyr". Um, consulting my handy dictionary I find that martyr refers to someone that DIES for their cause. I don't remember that happening. In fact it occurred to me that of all the death threats that Jackie Robinson, and Hank Aaron, and Cassius Clay, and thousands of black athletes have allegedly received over the years, not a one has been carried out. In fact I don't remember there even being a physical violence directed to a major american black sports figure? Can anyone think of any incident?
O'Reilly briefly interviewed Burns, who now at least sports some facial hair to go with his 1963 Beatles haircut (Burns gets my vote for the next celebrity to go "Caitlyn"), O'Reilly mentioned that americans think race relations are worse then ever, what with black people killing white people all of the time, Burns responded in the manner of any ultra liberal whose only knowledge of racism is from white people. For some reason Burns gets a lot of hate mail calling him a n-lover. Imagine that?
After Burns there was a segment on how out of control students are abusing teachers at an alarming rate. All of the video they showed was of black kids fighting and beating white teachers. No mention of race. I guess it wasn't necessary. O'Reilly with a major subconscious troll. A) virtuous Jackie Robinson followed by B) scenes from black amerika. Fair and balanced-you decide.