LBJ at his finest. Not.
From Robert Dallek, Johnson's biographer-
Johnson explained his decision to nominate Thurgood Marshall to the Supreme Court rather than a less famous black judge by saying, “when I appoint a ****** to the bench, I want everybody to know he’s a ******.”
From his chaffeurs book Capitol in Black and White-
The racism of Lyndon Johnson is on full display in this book as Robert Parker offers up several fascinating LBJ anecdotes that illustrate his boorish cruelty.- LBJ told Parker just shut up and pretend you are a piece of GD furniture.
You are seriously blind and purposely so, then. His racism was recognized by all. Even nbc admits it.
Now, you can try to say the shooter may not be muslim all you want, just as you say LBJ didn't say those things, but the truth is there for all to see.
Bogus? You know better.
Actually it's proof that proof is necessary before ass-uming things.
Like those bogus quotes in your sigline for instance.
I sure do. That's why I keep posting "bogus".
Bogus? You know better.
Actually it's proof that proof is necessary before ass-uming things.
Like those bogus quotes in your sigline for instance.
I sure do. That's why I keep posting "bogus".
Funny you cut off the next sentence of the book, which notes about that comment:
The attorney never heard him speak about blacks that way again and felt that Johnson was playing a part and trying to create a kind of rapport between two "good old Southern boys".
It's called "mirroring", and we all do it with our speech depending on whether we're talking to our boss, our dog, our spouse, our kids, a stranger, etc.
--- now why would you leave that part out?
It's right here, page 100. And the pages immediately preceding it put the lie to your inane idea that vocabulary makes racism. Words don't make racism; actions do. And by the way that's NOT Thurgood Marshall he's referring to, which speaks volumes about reading comprehension.
NOR is it any of the quotes in Steve McRacist's sigline anyway, so what you have here is a nonworking red herring that you didn't even bother to fully read. I suggest you do so, starting at the beginning of that chapter.