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Title: I miss The Reverend Jackson
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Published: Oct 11, 2011
Author: g2
Post Date: 2011-10-11 18:50:29 by gengis gandhi
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I miss The Reverend Jackson. You could always depend on that bug eyed fruitcake for a good rip or two, perhaps just a little old 'poke chop'...but he's nowhere to be found, after The Texas Faction told him he'd better shut his flan hole or wind up dead or worse. And Al Sharpton is the same. That fat bastard could always be depended upon to make some idiotic slogan with made up words, and no one looked better in a James Brown Wig. Its sad that all our National Fruitcakes were scared off by the robe and bonfire faction, but after all, we knew it had to end sometime. You just don't poke the inbred spawn of a thousand maniacs so many times and walk away a winner. Its probably better just to retire to the country and try growing crack in your garden while drinking Colt 45 (don't let the smooth taste fool ya!) out of the can and chasing fat coeds around in your open bathrobe. Dammit, Jesse and Al, get your crazy asses back on tv and give us all a big pipe full of that nutty ass hopium you fuckers smoke. That is all. End transmission.
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#1. To: gengis gandhi (#0)
Civil Rights activist Jesse Jackson has been hit with a number of damaging allegations from a former employee who claims he was sacked for being gay. Tommy R. Bennett filed a complaint with the city of Chicago’s Commission on Human Relations last year, alleging Jackson fired him unjustly from the Rainbow Push Coalition. He also claims that Jackson ridiculed him in front of other employees and required him to perform 'humiliating tasks' like escorting women to his hotel room and cleaning up after he had sex with them. He also made a sensational claim that he demanded oral sex from him. The openly gay staffer is a member of President Obama's LGBT leadership council. Jackson denied all of the allegations when they were filed last year and also when the story resurfaced on Tuesday after an article in the Windy City Times. According to NBC Chicago, Bennett worked for the Rainbow PUSH Coalition for more than two years as the National Director of Community Affairs. The complaint states that Bennett endured a string of discriminatory treatment from multiple supervisors, but his protests were met with deaf ears. In 2008, Bennett assumed the duties of Jackson's travel assistant. It was in this role that Bennett claims to have 'cleaned up his hotel room after intercourse with women'. Bennett's complaint requests back and front pay, compensation for emotional distress and punitive damages all to the tune of roughly $450,000. He also wants an amendment to the civil rights organisation's non- discrimination policy to include sexual orientation and gender identity. In a statement to the Chicago Sun Times, a Push spokeswoman said: 'The Rainbow Push Coalition and Rev Jesse Jackson Sr., unequivocally deny Tommy Bennett’s false claims of harassment, retaliation and discrimination. 'We are fully cooperating with the Chicago Commission on Human Relations and expect to be fully exonerated.' The statement goes on to say that Bennett’s 'inflammatory allegations are an attempt to malign Rev Jackson and the organization, and are hurtful and harmful to the progressive community'. Rev Jackson has a long record of support for LGBT rights, including during his runs for U.S. president and his speech at the LGBT march in Washington in 1987. This is believed to be the first time an allegation has come forward claiming he was involved in sexual orientation harassment and discrimination The Baptist Minister has been married to his wife Jacqueline Lavinia Brown, since 1962, but has been unfaithful before. One affair, with a staffer, resulted in the birth of a girl in 1999 though it did not come out until almost two years later.
Jesse Jackson has been busy, he can't come out and play anymore.....
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