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By Joshua Riddle, Jul. 6, 2014, Youngcons.com
This is why we can’t have nice things. Some white liberal thinks it’s appropriate to write “The N****r in the White House” to prove how racist conservatives are? In what universe does that make sense? This guy is legitimately out of his mind.
From the NY Post:
The WHAT in the White House?
Well-heeled West Villagers will be in for a rude surprise when they open the latest copy of their local newspaper and see the headline, “The N—-r in the White House” — except without the dashes.
The shocking headline in the WestView News is a reference to President Obama and sits at the top of Page 15 above an opinion piece that criticizes what it calls the anti-black “racism” of far-right voters.
The convoluted screed by author and journalist James Lincoln Collier is actually a pro-Obama piece — but that didn’t stop West Villagers from decrying the printing of the slur.
“It’s disrespectful in any context to refer to the president of the United States as the N-word,” said one West Villager, Eugene May.If our media had any shred of morality, this guy’s face would be everywhere and he would branded as the psycho racist that he is. Of course, he’s a liberal, so nobody seems to care.
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