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Link that shows the overwhelming majority of Blacks consider Thomas an uncle tom plese.
Google it & find out how Black Americans feel about Clarence Thomas [it isn't very pretty Clarence Thomas, the Anti-Black
Thomas is often described as a "complicated" personality, but that's just a euphemism for being a self-loathing ally of the worst sections of the white ruling class. October 13, 2007 | Clarence Thomas is a deeply troubled man -- a grotesquely twisted, "Down Home"-grown Black personality at war with the demons of his dark-skinned, dirt poor youth. Although Thomas has accumulated many "enemies" -- earned and imagined -- since his entrance to the white world in the 10th grade in Savannah, Georgia, his core pathology is Black-directed -- a trait so obvious it was immediately perceived by a succession of white Republican racists who rocketed him to the U.S. Supreme Court with obscene haste to become a hit-man against his own people.
Thomas is a perverse right-wing joke played on Blacks and, being of above average intelligence despite his mental illness, he knows it. But it is a knowledge he cannot endure, a burden that has made him a pathological liar, who blurts out contradictions so antithetical to each other that they cannot possibly coexist in the same brain without a constant roiling and crashing that puts him at flight from himself and all those who remind him of his now hopelessly entangled torments and tormentors.
If African Americans had our own insane asylum, Thomas would be welcomed in and cared for, with proper compassion for the sorely afflicted. But there are no such facilities available to treat a man who forgives whites for Jim Crow and every other aspect of past and present discrimination -- indeed, embraces the most racist among them -- but can never forgive Blacks for the way they treated him in Savannah, Georgia and the outlying shanty town of Pin Point.
Thomas, the affirmative action kid, should have gone to Yale, where he proved to be as adept at navigating the curriculum as at least half the rest of the class. He should not have ascended anywhere near the U.S. Supreme Court, or to any government agency that affects the fate of the people he despises, and has since childhood felt despised by: African Americans, the only group that could make his young psyche scream by calling him "ABC" -- "America's Blackest Child."
I love how the OP uses these racial slurs againts justice Thomas with no sense that it's not proper, or respectful to post somethng like this. Who's the person out of touch here ?
Jesus, can't they even show respect to the POTUS by showing up for the State of the Union?
Deleting garbage threads like this and tagging the OP with an infraction would be a great way to return a measure of intelligent discourse to this forum.
Every thread here gets bogged down into mindless partisan bickering and the posting of utter garbage.
Deleting garbage threads like this and tagging the OP with an infraction would be a great way to return a measure of intelligent discourse to this forum.
Every thread here gets bogged down into mindless partisan bickering and the posting of utter garbage.
Garbage is a good way to paint the OP's thread. He seems to think it's ok to address a black person with this common, demeaning racial slur as long as this black person does not share his politics.
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