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#227

Rachel Dolezal, faux black NAACP chapter president

I swore off the subject after a FB zealot diagnosed my "serious absence of compassion" for not embracing this cagey swindler's cause until I saw the stupifying exchange between Melissa Harris-Perry and our new Light Egyptian Goddess on their hair and that default setting scapegoat for all abuse, the damned TSA. Even with an impromptu advocate in Harris-Perry, our post-Millennial Marnie sidestepped the pertinent query. (The truthful answer would be: The TSA better keep their blue-gloved mitts off her locks, or they'd come off in their hands.) And then watched Chris Hayes blow a spit bubble as Harris-Perry ran through her box-ticking defense of this charlatan's duplicity. If this becomes the new litmus test on the left, we may look back at this insanity as the moment we seriously lost our way.


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Updated On: 6/17/15 at 05:55 AM

#228

Rachel Dolezal, faux black NAACP chapter president

Melissa Harris Perry has jumped the shark. The coverage on MSNBC has been almost as bad as Fox News. Thomas Roberts made want to throw a shoe at the TV yesterday.

#240

Rachel Dolezal, faux black NAACP chapter president

"Well, she's essentially claiming she was raped. I'm curious to see if people are going to make fun of that or take her now as a victim."

I keep getting this sense, and correct me if I'm wrong here, that you react to each new reveal by this proven trickster as if it is some clear and obvious counter-example of a progressive "orthodoxy" of some sort that doesn't actually really exist.


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#242

Rachel Dolezal, faux black NAACP chapter president

No. You could support her, but I don't see that happening.


And Namo, you are wrong. I'm just finding the reactions to this (everywhere, not just here) to be absolutely fascinating.

#243

Rachel Dolezal, faux black NAACP chapter president

Just watched an interview with her younger brother. He calls B.S. on most of her stories she has told this week. Right down to the claim that when she was younger she drew self portraits with brown and black crayons. I am sure Thanksgiving is going to be a fun place at their house this year!



Those Blocked: SueStorm. N2N Nate. Good riddence to stupid! Rad-Z, shill begone!
#245

Rachel Dolezal, faux black NAACP chapter president

I don't want to make fun of this woman. She's obviously dead serious that she truly relates to black culture and therefore considers herself a black woman. On some level I can see why she would do so. It's the other garbage I don't understand.

#246

Rachel Dolezal, faux black NAACP chapter president

"She also says there's no biological proof her parents are her parents.
Shes got issues. Lots of them. "


This is exactly what I have a problem with. So is she expecting people to believe that the man and woman who are identified on her birth certificate as her parents are not her parents? That and passing off another (black) gentleman as her dad and her adopted brother as her son.


#247

Rachel Dolezal, faux black NAACP chapter president

I can tell you don't want to make fun of her, Carlos Danger, because you're not using phonetic schtreet lingo in your posts about her, yo.


So Jordan, this is kind of a cultural anthropological fascination for you? Because I can't see her and her "experiences" as anything but the behavior of some sort of outlier. She doesn't actually represent anything that's real… the fact that she claims she and her place of employment were victims of hate crimes that never happened for some reason don't seem to be enough for the media, or you, to stop paying attention to her.


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Updated On: 6/17/15 at 01:12 PM

#248

Rachel Dolezal, faux black NAACP chapter president

Yeah, whatever with you Namo.


Jordan isn't the only one paying attention to her. Why are you so damned adamant to get him to change his opinion. He has a right to it, yo.

#249

Rachel Dolezal, faux black NAACP chapter president

You gotta read closer. I am not trying to get him to change, homeboy, I'm trying to understand his position. I ask him direct questions, homeslice, to try to understand better.


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