Jay Santos says: May 31, 2014 at 6:03 pm
There is no entertainer who begins to approach Arsenio. He’s extremely smart, with a Harvard education. He is tremendously well informed on all issues, foreign and domestic. He is usually right about everything and he’s the most likable guy I’ve ever seen. The only reason he is being fired is because he is an African-american. I see strong parallels with our President and the shameless way he is treated.
Zigzag Wanderer says:
May 31, 2014 at 9:02 pm
Smooth, ever notice that the majority of black entertainers and spokespersons presented by the media/entertainment industry share your angry “victim” mentality? Meanwhile, they ignore and criticize the more conservative black artists, politicians and successful businessmen and women who don’t toe the liberal “down with the struggle” line. The white people who make those decisions are liberal Democrats, the party of George Wallace and Bull Connor, who 95% of blacks support. Do you think that because they can no longer be overtly racist that Democrats simply stopped being racists? Radicals and extremists presented as representative of mainstream black thought creates the racial mistrust, fear and misunderstanding Democrats derive their power base from. Listen to Marvin Gaye’s “What’s Going On” from 1970 then ask yourself who “time stands still” for. All the moderate and conservative white’s who voted for Obama intended to vote against racism but Democrats need to keep it as an issue to keep dupes like you in line. I have a small business in the ghetto. I hire black folks. I don’t hire ANYBODY who shows up with their ass hanging out or their car stereo blasting “songs” about bitches, ho’s, cocaine and mf’s or reek of negativity. The KKK couldn’t have come up with a better scheme to exclude the black man than this so called “multiculturalism” Democrats/Obama support. With elections coming up, notice how Democrats campaign against the sorry result of their own agenda and supposed “good intentions”. So if you don’t think the black race in America is progressing as it should, fight the power that keeps it from happening, Godless, commie Democrats, not white skin.
Ike Starrett says:
May 31, 2014 at 9:58 pm
I’d rather watch Eric Andre or W. Kamau Bell or Key and Peele or Reggie Watts- they represent the new generation of black-infused humor without hitting you over the head with their blackness all the time. Those guys are just plain funny- it’s not just always a black thing with them. They just bring the funny, period.
Arsenio didn’t learn from his first debacle- that Farrakhan interview is what killed off his first show. He did not challenge the Nation of Islam leader when he made some questionable comments about race in America. The sponsors jumped ship in droves. The perception of his new show was that it was a black thing, and you can’t grow an audience if you point your show at only one segment of the population.
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