Comments on: The Gates Controversy

By: Harsh_Henry14W

Harsh_Henry14W — Sat, 01 Aug 2009 08:42:24 +0000

” Gates is himself a traitor to his own people, a deracinated system hack who talks a good game of “we shall overcome,” yet no doubt favors, in effect, the economic displacement of working Blacks by mestizo migrants.”

So True!

Folks this guy teaches classes about NOT Racially profiling.

He voted for Obama (and most likely Ted Kennedy as well on multiple occasions)

Crowley is a White Liberal who just happens to wear a Blue Police Uniform…

By: HA

HA — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 22:28:32 +0000

The real beneficiary of the teachable moment was Obama, who mistakenly thought he could exercise leadership over people not his own. The model of politics and society relevant to the the country he nominally heads is vastly different from the one he was taught at Columbia and Harvard. I’ve been thinking recently of the the much-maligned Lani Guinier. I predict that black Jewess will be rehabilitated and become the Carl Schmitt of 21st century America.

By: Vercingetorix

Vercingetorix — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 01:27:58 +0000

I agree with Joann D. Officer James Crowley has tremendous courage and integrity.
I wish him the best.

By: Captainchaos

Captainchaos — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 00:50:03 +0000

Gates is himself a traitor to his own people, a deracinated system hack who talks a good game of “we shall overcome,” yet no doubt favors, in effect, the economic displacement of working Blacks by mestizo migrants.

By: Bobby

Bobby — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 00:22:08 +0000

Frank, I’m not sure it was a teachable moment to many Americans, but I hope it was. Anything that stops the inauthentic crap that the races are always forced into, usually by far leftist ideolouges– is a good thing.

By: Bobby

Bobby — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 00:18:55 +0000

A great distinction you made Dedalus, with your last sentence. I have talked with many black people and individually they will say and admit things that they never would in a group. Their authentic self emerges. I suppose though, that you could say this about most people, sadly. It’s a defense mechanism.

By: Bobby

Bobby — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 00:15:10 +0000

It is true isn’t it? Officer Crowley is comfortable in his own skin. How many whites can say that today?

By: Bobby

Bobby — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 00:11:14 +0000

Don, I couldn’t agree more with you. You have given the best analysis of many of the true feelings of blacks in important positions today. I say this without the slightest sense of hatred. It’s just that I’ve experienced it on a personal level. The fact is, that many educated and upper class blacks, have a chip on their shoulders against many whites, the size of the Grand Canyon. Again, I’m sorry if this offends some people, but am I supposed to ignore what I have personally experienced?

By: Harry Hagan

Harry Hagan — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 21:46:44 +0000

I agree that this is one of Dr. Johnson’s best ever pieces. Bravo! Res ipsa loquitor, it stands without need for comment! It perfectly contains and communicates the anger we all share.

By: Don

Don — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 18:29:37 +0000

Decoding Obama is a fascinating hobby, and I believe he is not a racist, but that he is a supremacist which explains why he copes so well with diverse white Americans around him in the White House and in his audiences. His supremacism is built around both class and race lines as a moment’s reflection will tell us.

But he enjoys white people in subordinate positions, thus explaining his less than spontaneous outburst of hatred for Officer Crowley who didn’t know his place. If this is hard to understand, imagine a Euro-American plantation owner who possesses numerous African slaves. The owner will honestly claim to love those blacks who nursed him as an infant, protected him as a school child, and served him as an adult in his kitchen and throughout the house. But the owner is still a supremacist just like Obama.

What reveals this phenomenon is his unadulterated claim to have the right to name, describe, and define the diverse white American peoples, by the use of such diversity-smothering terms as “acting white” and “typical white person.”

He loves us in our place, and he hates our getting uppity like Crowley.

By: Dedalus

Dedalus — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 06:59:13 +0000

Hands down my favorite from Mr. Johnson. No question.
Less of an article and more like a fist in the face of the great lie of racial equality.

Sadly, however, the one thing that unites White Liberals, Jews, and Blacks is not their moral and intellectual superiority. Far from it.

It’s their incredible inability to admit when they are wrong.*

To avoid this they will sacrifice ANYTHING!

And do it without turning a hair.

That is why they make my blood run cold and why I have had to get as far away from them as possible. But I still don’t think that means we can turn to most Conservatives and Christians. If we could, it’s unlikely we’d be in the mess we’re in today.

*I’m not saying they don’t do this as individuals, in their personal lives.
I’m saying that as groups, they don’t do it, ever.

By: Joann D.

Joann D. — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 02:31:23 +0000

I’m proud of Officer James Crowley. He’s confident, comfortable in his own skin, and unwilling to budge an inch when he knows he’s right. Mother Crowley, you did an outstanding job! Why aren’t there more white men in America like him? Why do they stay on the sidelines while they are mocked, insulted, ridiculed, etc? Or, are the braves one just all in Boston (you know those Irish are a determined and brave lot)? I think the cracks are starting to show in this fallacy they call multiculturalism. It cannot be sustained without a powerful backlash. And for all those white women who jump on the bandwagon of the oppressed with the blacks, browns, yellows and everything-in-between, remember that your brothers, sons, and nephews are white men, too, and it’s time to show some loyalty. And, yes, I also believe there is far too much Jewish influence in this beat up the white man mentality. The scapegoat plea may not work next time. You reap what you sow.

By: Frank Messmann

Frank Messmann — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 19:39:53 +0000

L’Affaire Gates will probably widen the racial divide.

The President’s condescending “teachable moment” struck a discordant note with many whites who heretofore had supported him.