The whole article seemed to be Schlussel using Nugent to justify the conduct of black rappers and their lifestyle.
I see your reading skills have continued to slide even more since you called me a racist for observing that the Fox Noise audience was predominantly white.
No, it's about hypocrisy. Let me quote you a couple of lines you missed while you were looking for the word "black"...
>> Despite all of this, Ted Nugent had the chutzpah to lecture Black people not to have so much sex and father kids out of wedlock in a chapter of his book, entitled, “Black Like Me.”
He never mentions his own behavior or multiple progeny with multiple concubines. The thing is, even most Black NFL players with multiple kids with several women,
whom we constantly (and rightfully) mock, don’t have as many kids with as many women as Ted Nugent does.
Ask yourself why it’s okay when Nugent does it, but not when Black residents of the ghetto or employees of the NBA and NFL do it. And ask Nugent himself why it’s okay to attack Black America for the lifestyle he lives free of criticism or introspection. <<
This one's interesting for other reasons--
>> In his episode of “Behind the Music,” he mocked organized religion and the belief in G-d, and, in his book,
he called the Catholic Church, “the in-house gang of pedophiles” (Pot. Kettle. Black. Ted Nugent, Guardian of Underage Girlfriend When He Was Age 30) and made vile statements on stage at a concert that rival the crudest rap artists, including telling the audience about his penchant for “eating p-ssy.” I have the copy of his “Behind the Music” episode, and, in the footage, he makes that exact statement on stage while simulating sex acts onstage with some women in lingerie. This is, after all, the proud author and performer of “Wang Dang Sweet Poontang.”
If you object when Black hip hop hucksters do this, why do you give Ted Nugent a pass? <<
Hypocrisy.... comparisons. Get it now? Or is it just too deep?