Saturday, October 17, 2009

Warren Ballantine racist remark against Juan Williams.

Warren Ballantine who the NYTIMES touted as a one of black radio newest stars along with Michael Baisden and long time hosts like Tom Joyner and Steve Harvey let loose with this racist remark towards Juan Williams. If Ballantine is part of "real black people" Call me albino whitey.

BILL O'REILLY: The reason that Limbaugh is not going to be able to buy into the NFL is because a bunch of made-up stuff became legend, and he got hammered.

WARREN BALLANTINE: OK, we won't look at the made-up stuff. Let's look at him playing "Barack The Magic Negro", and we're going to say that's just funny, that's just a joke, that's not racial either. It is racial to real black people.

JUAN WILLIAMS: Hey Warren, you were saying my argument was a red herring. Maybe you should do some research, go back and find out that it was an article written by a black person, headlined "Barack The Magic Negro."

BALLANTINE: He made it a song and played it on his show.

WILLIAMS: So what? He was making fun of it.

BALLANTINE: You can go back to the porch, Juan. You can go back. It's OK.


This is par for the course among black radio these days where racist remarks are thrown down with ease against black people who don't tout the liberal line. Michael Baisden let loose in 2008 with this white women would be for abortion if a latino or black man raped their daughter or Roland Martin and Tom Joyner ranting against tea party members are crazy white people against Obama.

The amount of hate rhetoric that you find on liberal black radio shows if it were being reported on would astonish people.
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2 comments:

  1. There are way more racist White radio hosts than Black. First off, we only have a handful of shows. We aren't allowed to respond to the racism geared towards us on a DAILY BASIS? What's good for the goose is good for the gander!

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  2. Any time A black-man American shares his views/opioion. He's called racist, but when the KKK was burning down our house's/community they called heros, and had a book cook out while our brothers/sisters were hanging from trees.The KKK is still in exist today but are judges, lawyers, police cheif other public figures that are heros to American White People or should I say PINK PEOPLE with no emotions. Bu Warren Ballantine please keep voicing your say. If Juan Williams or others fill prick by it so what. I feel shaken when I see PINK PEOPLE pass by my car/ I don't know if they have pipe bombs in brief cases or under their trench coast.

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