Second of all, you might need to become aware of your enormous ego. To bring into question ones intellect based on what they find funny that leads me to believe that you just want to claim superiority by placing yourself on a high horse and putting other people down. You need to lighted up. You are probably one of those people that supported the march in Jena. If you find the skit offensive thats fine. But maybe you need to analyze why you are so offended. Maybe its your ego trying to defend its self. What ever it is always being offended in many cases leads to nowhere but misery.

By the way although I am trying not to label people I can agree with your description of Mr Elder. Talk about someone who wants approval from white conservatives so he can feel good about himself. So egoic, so sad.

1. Larry Elders is a certified Uncle Tom, certified. There is much evidence to prove this and it has already been proven. Its not up for debate.

2. The article that appeared in the Los Angeles Times back in February of 2007 was an analysis moreso of how Obama is being treated in the media and seen by the American public. He was comparing it to the cinematic stereotype of the Magical Negro. That is the difference. If one (like the person who wrote the first comment) is not smart enough to know that and decides that such “satire” is now funny on that basis is sad and unfortunate. It shows one’s lack of worldliness and education. Rush Limbaugh has a track record for racism and such a song was meant to continue it.

3. Al Sharpton supports Barack Obama and has been a staunch supporter for some time. People have been trying and would love to put the two against each other but it is just not the case.

Comment by Cézsar — January 3, 2009 @ 6:04 am

Ummm…violent masturbation? That does not sound sexy at all. I’ll pass

what is your take on the book?

I’m wondering who said Larry was a self-hating black man. I have listened to a lot of his commentary and I think he is a sophisticated thinker sometimes, even though I have tended to disagree with his approach.

Interesting that play off of Michael Moore’s book. I haven’t read it.

I personally find that title of the book offensive, for various reasons-particularly because the coded messaging of the TITLE (not the book itself- which I believe is about race-baiting)is not necessarily inviting black men to read it, so who is he writing for? (I think more himself, than for anyone else…lol). That’s just my opinion.