Race is on and scorching the airwaves

[Jeanfromfillmore]

Originally Posted by ilbegone

I'm sick of all this crap.

Sort of off topic, but still relevant:



I didn't see it in the day, but I found something a few months ago (incredibly in the children's video section at the Burbank Fry's, there were two) which is a 1972 cartoon sort of snapshot of a certain segment of 1960's America which blossomed into everything wrong with the far left we see today.

The DVD is titled FRITZ THE CAT.

Opportunists of all sorts; naive, well intentioned people who fall for racial pandering in the midst of racial tension; an undefined "revolution"; sadistic "revolutionaries" who are more into senseless destruction than meaningful ideology; and the knuckleheads who fall for it all.

It's much more than the x-rating put on it due to the lead character of a horny college student working what he knows best.

To me, it depicts the social kindergarden of the likes of Barbara Boxer and Harry Reid, ACORN, and just about any other aging far left nut within or without academia or politics who seeks to push their far left agenda on our grandkids.

Fritz the Cat is a classic. When it first came out I couldn't believe they would even show it in theaters. Wow, does that bring back memories.

[Twoller]

Fritz the Cat is the work of Robert Crumb, an "underground" cartoon artist whose audience is strictly adult. His themes are generally irreverent and sexual and calculated to disrespect everyone without regard to race, creed, religion or country of origin. When Fritz the Cat was released, if I recall correctly, it was rated X.

As for "Negrophilia", well we are way overdue for a white writer to come out and have something to say about African American politics and their impact on US life.

Racism against the descendents of African American slaves was manipulative propaganda and now that this propaganda and the legal system it propped up has been descredited and disbanded, the language of struggle against them has also become manipulative propoganda. It's no suprise.