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Sharpton:Greatest Civil Rights Leader in the Late Twentieth Century?

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I agree with that wholeheartedly, but I bet Jesse and Al would disagree, as would other more militant blacks.
That is why I no longer can support these guys.

 

I think one person who should be considered one of the greatest Civil Rights leader of the late Twentieth Century is Thurgood Marshall.

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I was watching FOX the other night(yes, I do watch on occasion) and heard

Geraldo Rivera describe Rev. Al as a "great man" and perhaps "the greatest civil rights leader of the late twentieth century and early twenty-first century." If true, then perhaps the civil rights movement has seriously lost its way. Then again, maybe this is Geraldo being Geraldo. Didn't he find Al Capone's wine bottle in a vault once in a two hour prime time special?

 

What do you think? Is Rev.Charleton , I mean Rev. Al , a great man and maybe the greatest civil rights leader over the last twenty five or thirty years? Or has Geraldo been cracked over the head too many times with a chair?

:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: I love this one! Al "I am God" Sharpton along with his partner in crime Jesse Jackson imo has done far more to hurt their own cause than to help it. Jackson an Sharpton are the two biggest hypocrits in America and both of them are racist themselves.

 

I did not see the show that you spoke of. I will watch Fox news at times(anything is better than CNN :D ), but I will not watch anything with or about Geraldo. I place him in the same category as I do Jackson and Sharpton..........All Blow and No Show!! They contradict themselves in everything they say.:rolleyes:

No he doesn't.

 

He prejudges whites regularly. Ask the Duke Lacrosse players, the Tawana Brawley policemen, etc.

:thumb: :thumb: An absolute thruth !!

I was watching FOX the other night(yes, I do watch on occasion) and heard

Geraldo Rivera describe Rev. Al as a "great man" and perhaps "the greatest civil rights leader of the late twentieth century and early twenty-first century." If true, then perhaps the civil rights movement has seriously lost its way. Then again, maybe this is Geraldo being Geraldo. Didn't he find Al Capone's wine bottle in a vault once in a two hour prime time special?

 

What do you think? Is Rev.Charleton , I mean Rev. Al , a great man and maybe the greatest civil rights leader over the last twenty five or thirty years? Or has Geraldo been cracked over the head too many times with a chair?

 

MORON!

Sharpton = Yappy!! Blah, Blah, Blah, Blah!!

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