Australian teen Chris Lane killed in Oklahoma by black kids in a gang initiation? Why does this happen? Listen to the video link. No male figures in their lives...
89 year old WWII Veteran Delbert Benton killed by black youth in Spokane, WA...Update: Delbert Benton survived being wounded at Okinawa, only to be killed in Spokane...Why no media outrage over this? Meanwhile we have liberal (oh by the way a Democrat and Barack Obama volunteer) douchenozzels stirring the pot and making crap up to cause faux outrage. And they get a pass by the lamestream media. Update: Oprah says you are all racists...
Oberlin College student Dylan Bleier, a disgusting criminal liar who should be horsewhipped. And Juan Williams and Jesse Jackson, spare us okay? I get there is a bigger problem, but let's focus on that bigger problem and not inflame racial tensions when it is not really the cause. Source:http://evilbloggerlady.blogspot.com/2013/08/why-isnt-media-freaking-out-about-these.html
Why isn't the media freaking out about these racially motivated crimes? Images
I was definitely getting tired of hearing the same old Calvin Harris and David Guetta-produced songs on the radio day after day and enduring the Flo-rida's and Pitbulls. After a while, they all seem to sound the same. Along came Suit & Tie, i got a little bit skeptical when i first heard it but slowly grew it grew into me. And then there was Blurred Lines, finally that breath of fresh air.While the song itself is over almost three months old, the song is now number one on the Billboard hot 100 and probably will be the most addictive song of the year. The song is the lead single off of Thicke’s upcoming album with the same name.Intended or not, “Blurred Lines,” featuring producer Pharrell and Atlanta rapper T.I., is fair competition or rather the better version for Timberlake’s current single with Jay-Z, “Suit and Tie.” In this playful single, Thicke samples the famous Marvin Gaye hit, “Got to Give it Up.”“Blurred Lines” is a flirty song about Thicke and a woman, who portrays to be a good girl, sending signals back and forth to each other. The contrasting styles of Thicke, Pharrel and T.I. blend together in the song to create a classy, feel-good product. Even on this quirky, playful song, T.I. kills his verse and complements the song tremendously with his lyrical balance and swagger. Thicke, Pharrell, T.I. and three diverse models seem to be having a good time in the video with innocent flirting, off-beat dance moves, random goats and T.I.’s James Brown dance impersonations. The music video for “Blurred Lines” caused quite the controversy. The video was released March 20 and featured Thicke as well as the other artists that collaborated on the track with him, T.I. and Pharrell. The original, unrated version features the three artists surrounded by topless models and can only be found on the popular video-sharing website Vevo. The video bought into the popular Twitter hashtag language, stamping the video every few seconds with #THICKE. Critical reactions to the song were mostly positive. Bill Lamb of About.com gave the song 4.5 stars on 5, lauding Pharell's production and "Robin Thicke's seriously sexy vocals" and deeming it "the catchiest and sexiest pop dance hits of the year."The Michigan Daily's Jackson Howard graded it an "A" and praised it as "one of Pharrell’s best beats in years ... by the time the multilayered and carnal harmonies of the chorus come in, the song is completely on fire."Writing for Billboard, Chris Payne compared it with Justin Timberlake's Suit & Tie and called it a "bubbly bit of disco-shuffling R&B", while also noting its racy content.
Oh, The Pain, The Pain10) Just realized they were, in fact, employing Vinny del Negro9) Have to make sure that we continue to distract the world from the fact that Blake Griffin, despite being a very well-paid commercial spokesmodel and well-known superstar with hops for days, does not get rebounds or block shots8) del Negro failed to give Chauncey Billups the memo that he's, well, not very good any more, and shouldn't shoot so much7) Team feel that he didn't get enough out of DeAndre Jordan and Lamar Odom, who, shockingly, did not combine to be a championship level center6) Winning the Pacific Division crown used to seem like a much bigger deal, really5) Needed to fire him quickly before the world started calling him what he really is, which is the most successful coach in Clippers History4) Desperate to do anything that makes Chris Paul like them and stay, up to just making him the official, as well as unofficial, coach3) Vinny just isn't racist or repulsive enough to be trusted by management2) Like every other franchise in the NBA, the Clips are convinced that if they just have an open spot, Phil Jackson will magically appear1) Just like in Brooklyn, this team is far too talented (just ask them!) to ever lose on its own, so it must be all about the coachhttp://fivetooltool.blogspot.com - The Sports Blog That Loves You Back!
