Comments on: ObScene and Heard

By: Johnny Walker Red

Johnny Walker Red — Fri, 23 Sep 2005 01:46:39 +0000

It’s simultaneously amusing and nauseating to see liberals advocating “separate but equal”.

What’s next? Is the Scene going to complain that the new homes being built in the 9th Ward are too nice – that they alienate the poor, who are used to slums?

I’m at a loss for words.

By: Dean

Dean — Thu, 22 Sep 2005 02:09:45 +0000

I just can’t believe this. After generations of the Great Society and all that. Some folks are so used to being handed what they needed or sueing to get it. Now they need basically everything from food to shirts on thier back and they are complaining about that too?
All be it this is probably a minority of the folks all colors ruined by Katrine, but as the old saying goes “Only the squeaky wheel gets the grease”.
Sometimes I wonder if we can’r recycle those squeaky wheels somewhere and get new ball bearings???

By: Smantix

Smantix — Thu, 22 Sep 2005 00:15:08 +0000

Esteemed philologist Robert Plant once said, “sometimes words have two meanings”.

Now if you’ll excuse me, there’s some lemon juice running down my leg.

By: Sarcastro

Sarcastro — Wed, 21 Sep 2005 22:42:34 +0000

Funny how the week before, the bleeding hearts of the world had their collective panties in a wad over how the poor black citizenry of New Orleans was being ignored and virtually sentenced to death by the uncaring white majority. Funny how the hue and cry was that if N.O. was a majority white city, this shameful episode would have had a happier ending, or at least denouement. Funny how denouement and New Orleans are both of French origin.

So Enoch, you and Kanye can be as funny as you want. The only people you are hurting is your so called constituency. And by the way, the old white ladies don’t know where to score some rock and a forty-ounce either.

Ok, that may have been uncalled for. But ‘Black Leadership’ has made my list of oxymorons.

I used a French word earlier, denouement. Other French words: inconvenient, nonessential… oh… I could go on and on… But time’s a-wasting and evil’s out there making hand-crafted mischief for the swap meet of villainy. And you can’t strike a good deal with evil. No matter how much you haggle. We don’t need to look for a bargain; goodness is cheap because it’s free, and free is as cheap as it gets.

By: Katherine Coble

Katherine Coble — Wed, 21 Sep 2005 22:28:59 +0000

Hah. You said “hue and cry”…..

By: P. Campbell

P. Campbell — Wed, 21 Sep 2005 17:45:02 +0000

I think Black guilt should be fostered,if that was their impetus. Why not, everyone else feels guilty.

By: Preston Taylor Holmes

Preston Taylor Holmes — Wed, 21 Sep 2005 12:27:11 +0000

I’m so genuinely moved that the guilt-ridden liberals at the Scene have taken it upon themselves to show their open-hearted colorblindness at a time like this.

Now, if those evacuees (who are actually complaining about help from the old white ladies at the Red Cross shelters) would just scoot over a bit and make some room on the cross for Nashville’s race pimps, we would all feel better about the situation and our shameful lily-white skin color.