Say it ain’t so ____!
/rhymes with go

Left by no2liberals on March 19th, 2008 at 2:37 pm

But according to Obama, she is just expressing the frustration of her generation and all racist comments should be viewed through that prism. She is just misunderstood!

/sarcasm

Left by BBB on March 19th, 2008 at 3:23 pm

Typical lazy n****! This country must exterminate the n**** (white or black) that do not want to contribute to society in any way! Oh, by the way, stop throwing the race card! It’s not working any more! The n**** would have a total freak out if white people used the race card and started white organizations for white acceptance. You have to be a worthless n**** to get a good job nowadays, and the n**** don’t appreciate it. fuck this country!! The way we coddle and care for American n**** is sickening! Other countries think we are fucking idiots for puting up with their dumb shit! If everybody would just shoot one, we would have a much stronger America. Go ahead and be a pussy now and delete this blog! truth hurts?

[Editor --- All instances of the word n-word were edited out by me. Because, dude, you are one angry, racist, backwoods, redneck idiot. Seriously. Seek some professional help. Though I doubt that kind of blind hate can be helped at this point.]

Left by Joe Rolley on April 22nd, 2008 at 8:14 am

If they don’t like their public housing. Why not try jail?

Left by Ron on September 27th, 2008 at 9:22 am

This lady is just absolute trash. The government should be embarrased, and should yank everyone of her benefits. Shameful!

Left by Fed up on October 1st, 2008 at 11:01 am

Oh my goodness. I grew up in a family of five, the only person who supported us was my loving father. We struggled so much throughout the years. We had to move several times. We even had to move way out of state at one point. My mother, who is wonderful as well, stayed home to take care of us and raise us best she could. She grew up in a family of five. Her father and mother led a pretty wealthy life. They were able to live in very nice conditions throughout the most of their lives. Then my mother found my father and fell in love. They, to this day have struggled back in fourth with the “money situation”. My youngest brother has diabetes, my other younger brother had broken both of his legs when he was just a little boy and had to wear a body cast, later in his life he had a bicycle accident and broke his spleen, we almost lost him. I was always at the doctor for something, my ear, my urinary tract, asthma, tonsils, scarlet fever. My older sisters Jennifer and Nicole always seemed pretty healthy. So my mother had to go through alot of scared times with her children, after finding out that she herself had a small tomer in the back side of her brain that causes excrusiating pain. My mother and father have been strong for us as well as themselve since day one. They still struggle today at 59(Daddy) and 50(Mama). They and my youngest brother Aaron who is 20 now live with my oldest sister, her husband and 2 of my nieces and nephews. My Daddy still works full time as my mother faces another painful disiease rhemitoric arthritus. We have never asked for more than a pinch of help from anyone and their are people out their like Sharon Jasper who have lived in the life of luxury because of the hard earned money that my father makes, which isn’t even enough for my mother and him to have their own house by now and be retired. This saddens my heart beyound comprehension. I am a believer in faith. I only pray that Sharon Jasper will see a light one day and put a little of Gods dirt under her fingernails herself.

Left by Rachel L. F. on October 7th, 2008 at 1:35 pm