Giggles Perry Attacks Thomas To Defend Obama’s Lack Of Cabinet Diversity

Posted on January 10, 2013 by Black & Right

I think we want to be careful because no one wants to assume that any given physical body carries with it a set of political ideas.
— Melissa Harris-Perry, MSNBC Live, 1/10/13

Why the hell do you think MSNBC hired you and the other halfricans, Melissa… skills?

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  • Igor

    How could I notice, I never watch PMSNBC!

    Thanks for taking one for the team, Bob!  :)

    • http://black-and-right.com Black & Right

      I’m a cheater. I only create clips once I hear about them so I don’t watch whole shows. The horror….

      • http://elisabethhalligan.com Mommy RN

        That isn’t cheating. It’s self-preservation.

      • Igor

        Your Daddy didn’t raise no dummy!  Smart man!!

        Yes, MommyRN, in this day and age ya gotta be REAL careful to do what you can to keep your sanity…

        • http://elisabethhalligan.com Mommy RN

          LOL, yeah, my husband says I’m not allowed to watch leftists on TV without a chaperone to turn it off if it looks like my head is going to explode from the sheer idiocy.

          He also instituted a ban on all “Baby Story” watching after the time he came in and heard me yelling at the TV, “Get that woman off her da**ed back, you morons, are you just trying to pay off your yacht with an unnecessary c-section!” …. oh, and he won’t watch ER or any other medical show with me because I say things like, “Doctors don’t collect urine samples”… and “you can’t draw blood with the needle in that position, morons!”

  • GoodMojo

    As to Clarence Thomas:  Nor, should he.  What a waste! MHP could have been “fine”, if she were not so stupid and corrupt.  Sad.

  • http://iliocentrism.blogspot.com/ Ilion

    “I think we want to be careful because no one wants to assume that any given physical body carries with it a set of political ideas.”

    But, isn’t that explicit assumption exactly what is in play in the “liberal” and “African-American” condemnation of that black athlete (sorry, I don’t know his name, he’s refered to by his initials and the Roman number “II”) recently?