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Jesse Jackson booed off for asking for donations in Ferguson. (Original Post) hardcover Aug 2014 OP
I must of missed the that... FarPoint Aug 2014 #1
There is difference between Rev. Al and Jesse Jackson hardcover Aug 2014 #2
I find you claim to be inappropriate and completely false. FarPoint Aug 2014 #6
Here you go Shankapotomus Aug 2014 #7
Who in the hell watches fox?!!! FarPoint Aug 2014 #8
Are you for real? Shankapotomus Aug 2014 #9
Odd. I thought I watched the whole thing and never saw Jesse Jackson, nolabear Aug 2014 #3
Oh, I see. The word "off" makes it sound like he was on stage. That photo is outdoors. nolabear Aug 2014 #4
Apparently this OP topic is a dud. FarPoint Aug 2014 #5

FarPoint

(12,351 posts)
1. I must of missed the that...
Sun Aug 17, 2014, 06:20 PM
Aug 2014

I did hear Rev. Al ask also and it was highly receptive.... Tell me what I missed....

hardcover

(255 posts)
2. There is difference between Rev. Al and Jesse Jackson
Sun Aug 17, 2014, 06:25 PM
Aug 2014

Rev. Al was not the one who said he wanted to cut Barack Obama's nuts off.

FarPoint

(12,351 posts)
6. I find you claim to be inappropriate and completely false.
Sun Aug 17, 2014, 07:41 PM
Aug 2014

Why are you really posting here anyways?

FarPoint

(12,351 posts)
8. Who in the hell watches fox?!!!
Sun Aug 17, 2014, 08:08 PM
Aug 2014

I don't and won't even click the link. Nasty propaganda... Terrorist.

Shankapotomus

(4,840 posts)
9. Are you for real?
Sun Aug 17, 2014, 08:33 PM
Aug 2014

The source has no consequence in this instance. The video clearly reveals Jackson harboring strongly negative thoughts on Barack Obama in the months leading up to his eventual nomination and election and you don't have any questions or reservations about the guy? Why would the guy want to take down a democratic African American running for the presidency?

And Jackson's son? Another liability. You have to wonder how much he might have learned from his Dad.

You can follow and defend Jackson if you want but I prefer he stayed out of the news and watch Rev. Al to learn how it's done.









nolabear

(41,960 posts)
3. Odd. I thought I watched the whole thing and never saw Jesse Jackson,
Sun Aug 17, 2014, 06:31 PM
Aug 2014

Though Rev Al did say he was there.

nolabear

(41,960 posts)
4. Oh, I see. The word "off" makes it sound like he was on stage. That photo is outdoors.
Sun Aug 17, 2014, 06:33 PM
Aug 2014

Who knows what happened...

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