Re: Black Racism In Detroit Politics

Jor-El wrote:
> "EOO" <whereeverforever.com> wrote in
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> > "Jor-El" <Me@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> >> Elect Freeman Hendrix, and bring common sense, reason and good
> >> behavior back to Detroit city government. With Hendrix in office,
> >> there will be no more assaults on reporters by mayoral bodyguards.
> >
> > It really doesn't matter who wins. Detroit is fucked.
> >
> > The only thing(s) that will save Detroit is:
> >
> > a. Receivership
> > b. Hispanics become a majority.
> > c. Arabs become a majority.
> > d. Combo of b. and c.
> >
> > Just look at the nincompoops and clowns that have occupied the city
> > council and important political posts in the city for the last 32
> > years and even the most liberal Liberal will have to concede it cannot
> > continue if the city is to pull out of its tailspin.
> >
> > Bill Hart, Bully-Cummings, Coleman Young, Barbara Rose Collins, Sharon
> > McPhail, Alonzo Bates, Keith Stallworth, Kay Everett the list goes on
> > and on. All black and all criminally corrupt or stupid.
> >
> > Detroit never had a chance with these jokers at the helm.
>
> Dennis Archer is conspicuously absent from your list, and Freeman
> Hendrix was Archer's Deputy Mayor. Admittedly, without any tax base,
> Detroit IS screwed, but regardless of that, we still don't need a fool
> running the show. After the mayor told one of his body guards to get
> rid of him, Channel 7's best investigative reporter was assaulted on
> camera, while Kwame strode away with his chest puffed out and his nose
> in the air.
>
> The city may not be able to increase its tax revenues, but at least we
> can have honest leaders who don't laughingly employ goons to commit
> crimes while the cameras roll. Kilpee is almost as big a fool as
> Coleman Young, and before we can fix the mess in city politics, we have
> to have propriety.
>
> Whatever happened to Archer, anyhow? After left city government, the
> papers said that he was going to run for Congress, but then he
> disappeared completely from sight. Where did he go?

Does anyone see a similarity between Detroit under Coleman Young and
present-day Zimbabwe under Mugabe?

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