Monday, October 19, 2009

Rudy Plays the Race Card, Again

From a campaign appearance by Rudy the Brown Shirt on behalf of Billionaire Mike:
Raising the specter of a return to higher crime and greater anxiety, former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani warned on Sunday that New York could become a more dangerous city if Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg is not re-elected in November.

Mr. Giuliani did not mention Mr. Bloomberg’s Democratic challenger, William C. Thompson Jr., by name. But during the first of two campaign events alongside Mr. Bloomberg, he said that not long ago many parts of the city were gripped by “the fear of going out at night and walking the streets.”

“You know exactly what I’m talking about,” Mr. Giuliani said at a breakfast sponsored by the Jewish Community Council in Borough Park, Brooklyn. “This city could very easily be taken back in a very different direction — it could very easily be taken back to the way it was with the wrong political leadership.”
Does anybody not understand what Giuliani was saying, there?[1] This is beyond reprehensible. Giuliani is no different from the old racist white politicians (who were all Democrats until President Johnson signed the 1960s civil rights acts and until the GOP welcomed them with open arms) who used to stand up and rant about how the nigras were going to sit in classrooms next to white girls and rape them.

[1]Translation: "If the Democrats win, the niggers and spics will be mugging you again."

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