The Insane Rhetoric of Louis Farrakhan

Anyone who follows Farrakhan is either incredibly naive, or incredibly stupid.
Only a psychopath would advocate such a maniacal action of starting a race
war. In a race war, men, women and CHILDREN that are my skin color would
be eliminated, and for what? Because this insane buffoon believes only the
"shedding of blood" can rectify and/or stop evil? How incredibly stupid is that!

The only thing it would solve is the total annihilation of our race in America.
His followers are too ignorant to realize our race only makes up 11% of the
population, coupled with the fact the majority of blacks have absolutely no
tactical military training to survive less than a week, makes it apparent this
man Farrakhan is mentally ill.

Mr Farrakhan, and those who follow him are one of the most dangerous
elements in America today. Hopefully the sensible men of color will realize
every thing gained via the Civil Rights movement & Martin Luther King
were accomplished with a NONRESISTANCE policy, and not by trying to go
to war with anyone.

The level of intelligence with some of these radicals is beyond
incomprehensible.

a reply to: MrBlaq

Well said.
I thought the bow ties and black suits bolstered all of his inane ravings as truth?

Seriously for more reasons than you stated, including yours...this man and his followers, much like the militia groups from the other spectrum...just invite doom and mayhem upon themselves and their communities.

Dude believes that evil scientist created the white man.

a reply to: MrBlaq

Yeah. He's kind of nuts.

I can't listen to him any more than I can listen to the KKK.

He's from a different era in America, the era that saw the formation of the Black Panthers and other militant organizations whose declared enemy was the white establishment.

The only way they saw to defend themselves against police brutality was to arm themselves and demonstrate in formation in public.

The police brutality was just as prevalent then as it is today. More so even.

a reply to: intrptr

That's true. He is a product of history. A very sad and brutal history.

a reply to: intrptr

He is still a hateful bigot incapable of growth in my opinion. He has nothing in common with true liberators like Martin Luther King. He deserves no more praise or admiration than the KKK

He is the guy who after Hurricane Katrina said that he saw George Bush dynamiting the levies.

a reply to: MrBlaq

Here's another one with him, even worse he's in front of a congregation screaming KILL KILL KILL, I just watched in another thread:



Serious voicebox on that dude. He'd make a great fill in singer for Slayer. Damn, just checked nobody has a video up with him screaming KILL in a death metal track. It'd rock!

Seriously though, props for taking an apparently unpopular stance in your position. Unless more do there's no good outcome. This goes for blacks vs. BLM and liberals vs. SJW hardliner types. We either all melt together, or the pot shatters, the way things are already stacking up, despite being the most diverse & tolerant society ever known to humanity.

a reply to: MrBlaq

The only real difference between him and Al Sharpton or Jesse Jackson is that Sharpton and Jackson managed to make enough political connections to shield themselves from being completely shunned by the system. Farrakhan failed at this because of his conservative position on women. The Democrats who put up with Sharpton and Jackson in the face of their racism can't afford to put up with Farrakhan in the face of his sexism...

I don't believe Farrakhan is mentally ill, I just think he's not benefited from the liberal media shield some of his peers have been saved by. We still hear stories about his support of Gadhafi and his attacks against Judaism from the media when a story about him is on the news... when was the last time any media outlet reminded Americans of the Tawana Brawley incident or "Hymietown" when a news piece involving Sharpton or Jackson is aired?

(and no, I'm in no way defending Sideshow Louie. I'm only pointing out that he's by no means alone in his beliefs and racism from a position of leadership.)

He is the reason some blacks folks are being held back.

Stuck in the game. Scamming until the next check arrives.

You have to ask yourself why ?

So people like Hillary have their own obedient voting block.

70% Unemployment, how can the go for the same leadership ?

a reply to: MrBlaq

How old is the video?

I saw him in an interview with Alex Jones and he came across as very sensible and was against a race war and stated also that Black people only make up 11% of the population so it would be suicide for that to happen.

Devil's Advocate here........... supplant Farrakhan's words with that of an emerging American's words in the 1700's as posed toward the British. It reads almost the same.

I listened to Eldridge Cleaver in the 70's and then again in the 80's. The message was always the same: 'You're either part of the problem or part of the solution,'' he said. Not sure if he was the first to say so, but it rang true. People come together to create a society that works for all, or they fall together.

originally posted by: dukeofjive696969
Dude believes that evil scientist created the white man.

Well, if Aliens intervened he might not be totally wrong....sort of.

a reply to: MrBlaq

Been listening to him and his..rhetoric...since the 70's. He means and believes what he says as truth.

He's always been entertainingly interesting to watch and listen to.

originally posted by: AboveBoard
a reply to: intrptr

That's true. He is a product of history. A very sad and brutal history.

A time when Americans stood up and fought for their beliefs, unlike today.

Ever see "Steal this Movie"?

originally posted by: BlueJacket
a reply to: intrptr

He is still a hateful bigot incapable of growth in my opinion. He has nothing in common with true liberators like Martin Luther King. He deserves no more praise or admiration than the KKK

Whole American establishment, are the biggest hateful bigots, just saying. See Iraq, Libya, Afghanistan, Syria, Somalia, Vietnam, Korea, thats a very short list going all the way back to Native Americans, Mexicans, etc. But i get it we're supposed to focus on the bigotry of one black man instead of seeing the wider picture gotta keep the divisive race hatred alive...

a reply to: argentus

Devil's Advocate here........... supplant Farrakhan's words with that of an emerging American's words in the 1700's as posed toward the British. It reads almost the same.

Nice...

a reply to: southbeach

I too saw that interview he came off as being very rational,seems to come across as being real he knows whats up

a reply to: Oldtimer2

I too saw that interview he came off as being very rational,seems to
come across as being real he knows whats up

My opinion of Mr Farrakhan is not only based on the video I supplied,
but from reading several books/research projects that correlate
his philosophy with overt racism.

There is also hundreds of speeches given by Mr Farrakhan, dozens of
which anyone can find on Youtube that would contradict your
assessment of Mr Farrakhan as a "rational" man.

I never could understand how he uses the Koran as a basis
for solidarity among blacks. Murray Gordon in his excellent
book "Slavery In The Arab World" details how Koran/Islam
has and does vilify every race (including blacks)
UNTIL that person becomes a Muslim.

Mr Farrakhan and his predecessor were just ingenious to twist
their conception of Islam to produce a large following.

It's fascinating how his advocates teach White American oppression
of black people, but conveniently disregard the recorded history of
Islamic imperialism. Which to this day is still involved in SLAVERY of
black Africans.

Information about Mr Farrakhan true motives can also be gleaned
from what his many FOLLOWERS believe and teach, some of
which I've had the unfortunate acquaintance of meeting.
Let me state emphatically to understand the theology/philosophy
that drives his many followers, is to understand the mentality of
true racism.

These people will rarely tell others outside of their own skin color
how they truly feel about whites. But those of us with the same skin
color have been privy to discussions that revolve around racism.

It's my belief Mr Farrakhan is just another religious charlatan who has
gained an immense amount of wealth from people to lazy to think
for themselves. Some of Mr Farrakhan past statements that depict
him as a "rational" man. (sarcasm)

"I don't know what the hell the fight is about over the Confederate flag!
We need to put the American flag down because we've caught as
much hell under that as the Confederate flag. Who are we fighting
today? It's the people that carry the American flag"

“we’ll tear this goddamn country apart!”

“My god will wipe this country from the face of the earth.”

"White people are potential humans, they haven’t evolved yet"

"The Mother Wheel is a heavily armed spaceship the size of a city,
which will rain destruction upon white America but save those
who embrace the Nation of Islam.”

“The American System Has To Be Taken Down.”

"White race is the devil. "