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Did Any One Hear This

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My office is down the hallway from our waiting area. Three customers were in there upset by the closing minister's prayer. I did not here this, but they said in his prayers he stated, " ...and the white man do what's right."

 

They were all retired folks and were downright mad. What was the story?

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My office is down the hallway from our waiting area. Three customers were in there upset by the closing minister's prayer. I did not here this, but they said in his prayers he stated, " ...and the white man do what's right."

 

They were all retired folks and were downright mad. What was the story?

 

Yeah he did.

 

Went through black being something.

Brown staying around.

Yellow being better or something like that and than

telling white to do what was right.

Brown man stick around.

Yellow man being mellow

The red man to get ahead, man

The white man to see what's right

 

Something like that

I went back to my office after Obama was sworn in. Nothing like throwing a little racial divide in the closing prayer.

 

Yet I would not be surprised to see some in the media find something to dig Warren on and let this go. I hope I am wrong as this is not what Obama ran on.

Brown man stick around.

Yellow man being mellow

The red man to get ahead, man

The white man to see what's right

 

Something like that

 

NO, he said white to do what's right.

Brown man stick around.

Yellow man being mellow

The red man to get ahead, man

The white man to see what's right

 

Something like that

 

If that was said , it's just another example of "tell them what they want to hear". Seems to work well most of the time.

I'm white, and I'm not offended. Of course, I'm not a man so.... :D

My office is down the hallway from our waiting area. Three customers were in there upset by the closing minister's prayer. I did not here this, but they said in his prayers he stated, " ...and the white man do what's right."

 

They were all retired folks and were downright mad. What was the story?

 

What was wrong with that whole statement?

 

It is a poetic style and is not meant as only whites should do right, Just as not only "brown should stick around."

 

Much ado about nothing IMO.

I'm wondering what exactly would be right in his eyes?

Nice racist punch there. :rolleyes:

 

In what way? Should people not do right? Should people not stick around? Should we not all be a little more mellow? It's a rhyming scheme but meant for everyone.

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What was wrong with that whole statement?

 

It is a poetic style and is not meant as only whites should do right, Just as not only "brown should stick around."

 

Much ado about nothing IMO.

 

I know of two men and a lady who would take exception to that. I didn't see it or hear it. Just listened to these folks commentary afterwards.

In what way? Should people not do right? Should people not stick around? Should we not all be a little more mellow? It's a rhyming scheme but meant for everyone.

 

White do whats right? I'm white and I think I'm doing just fine.

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