Dumbest statement of the day

[f5fstop]

Heard a Detroit black minister this morning grieving about the rapper Proof, who was shot to death in an after hours bar earlier this week. Proof, pulled a gun and shot someone, and the cousin of the guy shot pulled a gun and shot Proof. It was a legal shooting for the guy who shot Proof, but they will nail him for having an unregistered handgun, and no permit (whether or not they have the PROOF to find him guilty is another subject).
Getting back to the black minister, he was upset that Proof was shot, since Proof was supposed to be one of the Rappers on his Hip Hop Anti-Violence campaign they were to run in Detroit.
Now, let me get this straight. A guy who shoots a man dead over a pool game is to be on an anti-violence committee. Am I missing something here?

[PARAGON]

Originally posted by f5fstop:
Am I missing something here?

Proof?

Proof? I hope is Hummer sitting out by the curb didn't get any bullit holes in it.

[Dan Rather]

Originally posted by f5fstop:
Am I missing something here?

Yes. The proper genetics to understand black logic(or lack thereof).

[KenP]

Idiot minister.

BTW, Jesse Jackson is getting involved in the Duke LaX garbage.

[h2itis]

The plus side to that is that Duke LaX apparrel is outselling Duke basketball gear.

An overzealous prosecutor and a moronic "Reverend" on a crusade... Even AFTER this came out:
Also Thursday, 5W Public Relations, a New York firm that specializes in "crisis communication," distributed an e-mail signed "The 2nd Dancer," and Roberts confirmed she sent it after learning the AP knew her identity.

"I've found myself in the center of one of the biggest stories in the country," she wrote. "I'm worried about letting this opportunity pass me by without making the best of it and was wondering if you had any advice as to how to spin this to my advantage."

Ronn Torossian, 5W's president, said he replied, but got no response.

"If this person is indeed who they say they are, I would be happy to speak with her," said Torossian, whose firm has represented the likes of Sean "Diddy" Combs, Ice Cube and Lil' Kim.

Roberts, like the accuser a divorced single mother who is black, took umbrage at the notion that she should not try to make something out of her experience. She's worried that once her name and criminal record are public, no one will want to hire her.

"Why shouldn't I profit from it?" she asked. "I didn't ask to be in this position ... I would like to feed my daughter."

Roberts said she knows what it's like to sit in jail, and that she would never wrongly accuse an innocent person.

"If the boys are innocent, sorry fellas," she said. "Sorry you had to go through this."

But unlike her and the other dancer, she said, they have money to hire the best attorneys.

"If they're innocent, they will not go to jail," she said. But, she added, "If the truth is on their side, why are they supporting it with so many lies?"

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Sorry fellas? What a c()nt...