This story is a year old but I just found it today.
[url]http://www.nydailynews.com/news/gossip/story/319830p-273490c .html[/url]
Al Sharpton doesn't want the N-word sanitized.
If Ralph Nader doesn't stop dropping the N-bomb, Al Sharpton is going to wash out his mouth with soap.
"Nader is not a racist by any stretch of the imagination," Sharpton told me yesterday. "He has a good track record. But he ought to be sensitive that he does not sanitize that word."
Speaking Wednesday night at a Washington fund-raiser to retire the debt from his 2004 presidential campaign, Nader complained that Democratic Party powerbrokers had kept him off the ballot in such Southern states as Georgia and Virginia - which reminded him of the oppressive Jim Crow laws that denied African-Americans equal rights.
"I felt like a [n-word]," remarked the 70-year-old white multimillionaire graduate of Princeton University and Harvard Law School.
Ha ha ha, this is hillarious! Sharpton doesn't want to lose the the poitical clout of the N-word. If it becomes common and less than sacred, he loses one ofthe most valuable tools in his arsenal. Notice how the writer of the column quotes Nader but writes N-word instead of ******. Oh my goodness I wrote.the word ...******and wasn't killed by a lightning bolt from the Almighty!
The Almighty hasn't struck me down but I notice the software did. Edited by: Bart
[url]http://www.nydailynews.com/news/gossip/story/319830p-273490c .html[/url]
Al Sharpton doesn't want the N-word sanitized.
If Ralph Nader doesn't stop dropping the N-bomb, Al Sharpton is going to wash out his mouth with soap.
"Nader is not a racist by any stretch of the imagination," Sharpton told me yesterday. "He has a good track record. But he ought to be sensitive that he does not sanitize that word."
Speaking Wednesday night at a Washington fund-raiser to retire the debt from his 2004 presidential campaign, Nader complained that Democratic Party powerbrokers had kept him off the ballot in such Southern states as Georgia and Virginia - which reminded him of the oppressive Jim Crow laws that denied African-Americans equal rights.
"I felt like a [n-word]," remarked the 70-year-old white multimillionaire graduate of Princeton University and Harvard Law School.
Ha ha ha, this is hillarious! Sharpton doesn't want to lose the the poitical clout of the N-word. If it becomes common and less than sacred, he loses one ofthe most valuable tools in his arsenal. Notice how the writer of the column quotes Nader but writes N-word instead of ******. Oh my goodness I wrote.the word ...******and wasn't killed by a lightning bolt from the Almighty!
The Almighty hasn't struck me down but I notice the software did. Edited by: Bart
