National HIV Testing Day!

The Department of Health and Human Services wants Americans to get tested.

Today is HIV Testing Day. On June 27, many communities are offering residents an opportunity for testing for the dangerous virus that can progress to AIDS.

HIV can be transmitted through sexual intercourse (anal, vagina and oral), sharing needles with an infected partner, and blood transfusions.

HIV can be affected greatly in the African American community. HIV doesn't discriminate against any race, gender, sexuality, religious, economic or political standings. 

Vicki West.

The disease can affect you from two weeks to up to 10 years. The person who is affected may not notice symptoms. 

HIV risk are greatly increased when the person isn't aware of the disease. The person may practice in unsafe sexual practices. The person may be a heroin user who uses needles that may be infected with another user's blood.

Chances have increased. At least out of 225 people at least ten would be living with the virus. 

HIV can not be cured. It can be treated. A person can live a healthy life with HIV if they take measures with their doctor and ensure a path to long life. HIV is not a shameful disease. 

If you inform your partner (or partners) you may save their lives too. 

Anyone affected with HIV and willingly spreads it to partners without informing them can face a CLASS THREE FELONY and it could land you in the iron college for minimum of 4 years up to 15 to LIFE.

Oral sex is risky for two reasons. Any sexual exchange of bodily fluids with a person infected with HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, poses a risk of infection. Risk of STI infection, however, is generally considered significantly lower for oral sex than for vaginal or anal sex, with HIV transmission considered the lowest risk with regard to oral sex.

The National HIV Testing Day is organized annually by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Service's AIDS.GOV program. Walgreens is one corporate sponsor, and offers free HIV testing on that day at a number of its drugstore locations, in fact in 140 cities in 2014.

The day has been an event since 1995, when it was organized by the National Association of People with AIDS (NAPWA).

Vicki West is one of the country's most notorious HIV cases. She is a Dayton, Ohio woman who lives with the disease. She is a prostitute who is actively spreading the disease to individuals. She has been arrested over numerous times in Dayton and Cincinnati. 

Dayton and Cincinnati police have warned residents that HIV is active in prostitutes who engage in heroin and numerous partners.

Because of Vicki West, many states including Ohio have passed laws that will put individuals in the iron college if they're caught deliberately spreading HIV.

West is currently in the iron college. Last time I've check the inmate listings, she'll be back on the streets by the end of the year.

West will continue her path to destruction and Americans must take heed to her and those who don't practice safe sex .

So if you're sexuality active, a drug user, a person who is unsure about your partner, or just because you want to, get tested.

Getting tested for HIV doesn't make you any less of a person. It actually makes you a hero!

Talk to a doctor or sexual health counselor if you need to learn about HIV.

Indiana Passes The "I Can Turn Your A** Away Because Of Religion" Law!

Indiana governor signs a law that may discriminate people based on religious grounds.

Holy Water, the state of Indiana passed a controversial law that can discriminate on religious grounds. The Republican governor Mike Pence signed it into law and its expected to be challenged in courts. This "religious freedom" law isn't telling you that religions are outlawed. It's a law that gives the business owners and they may have the right to deny a customer based on religious beliefs.

I can't figure out whether we're in America or them "evil" countries these cable news agitators bitch about.

C'mon friends. The United States Constitution (via The Bill Of Rights) advocated a section that devoted to all citizens the freedom of religious indoctrination.

That traitor and Black loving playboy Tommy Jefferson wrote the Establishment clause and the Free Exercise clause. "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof".

So why are the Republicans and possible clown running Mike Pence passing a law that goes squarely against the Constitution?

The Indianapolis Star reports that the measure, Senate Bill 101, could allow business owners to refuse services to same-sex couples and has set off a firestorm of controversy. Supporters say it's needed to protect those with strong religious beliefs from government overreach, but opponents say it would allow discrimination, particularly against gays and lesbians.

Pence has been under intense pressure from opponents. In the past two days, two major Indianapolis conventions have threatened to look elsewhere if Pence signed the bill, and a group of technology executives, including the CEO of Salesforce, have written to the governor to oppose the measure.

Mike Pence, the Republican governor of Indiana signed this bill despite threats of an economic boycott. Pence is talked about by the agitators as a possible candidate who might jump into the clown car.

Also Pence almost immediately began defending the law, saying at a news conference that the law was not a consolation prize for conservative groups who failed to pass a bill last year to add an amendment to the Indiana constitution banning same-sex marriage.

""I think there's a lot of misunderstanding," Pence said about the religious freedom law. "This has never undermined anti-discrimination laws."

When asked by one reporter whether sexual orientation should be a protected class, the governor answered that the matter was not on his agenda.

The governor spoke for about 30 minutes about the religious freedom bill during the news conference, which also addressed his temporary needle exchange program to stop an HIV epidemic in Scott County, before it came to an end.

"Today I signed the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, because I support the freedom of religion for every Hoosier of every faith," he said in a statement. "The Constitution of the United States and the Indiana Constitution both provide strong recognition of the freedom of religion but today, many people of faith feel their religious liberty is under attack by government action."

He cited as an example the University of Notre Dame's objection to a provision of the Affordable Care Act requiring insurance coverage for contraceptives.

Pence took issue with accusations that the measure would allow discrimination.

"This bill is not about discrimination, and if I thought it legalized discrimination in any way in Indiana, I would have vetoed it," he said. "In fact, it does not even apply to disputes between private parties unless government action is involved. For more than twenty years, the federal Religious Freedom Restoration Act has never undermined our nation's anti-discrimination laws, and it will not in Indiana."

Many believe that this law is backdoor discrimination. The governor can say that he doesn't support a bill that denies service. But why the hell would he sign it?

Now Pence is probably going to hear talk about boycotts from the non religious, Muslims, LGBT activists and atheist community. Even the NCAA which is hosting the National Basketball Championship in Indianapolis is concerned that the law could damage tourism and revenue.

Is this a gateway for him to take his leadership further?

I mean he was once a lawmaker in Washington, DC. He was the former House Majority Whip before he decided to run for governor. Then he became immediately presidential buzz. Pence and neighboring state governor John Kasich of Ohio both have acknowledge their interest in it.

Another thing. Pence is dealing with a crisis in his state. He's calling upon the federal government to assist him in treatment of residents in Scott County. There's a rise in HIV cases after reports of residents being infected by needle sharing. This is spread by heroin and prescription medication being shot through needles.

Scott County is 40 miles from Louisville, KY and 70 miles from Indianapolis.

Cee U Later!

Legendary DJ, Mister Cee leaves Hot 97.

Nearly 20 years on New York's Hot 97, Mister Cee finished the job. He jump ship to join the Hudson Valley's urban contemporary Radio 103.9 FM to do the mixes.

“I AM EXCITED, HUMBLED, & BLESSED TO BE BACK ON THE RADIO WITH THE NEW RADIO 103.9 IN NEW YORK. TO BE A PART OF A NEW GROWING STATION GIVES ME A FRESH START IN MY RADIO CAREER,” Cee says of the transition in an exclusive statement to XXL. “SPECIAL THANKS TO KEN JOHNSON & RAPHAEL GEORGE FOR GIVING ME THIS OPPORTUNITY. ALSO A VERY SPECIAL THANK YOU TO ANDREW VERAS AKA DOMINICAN DREW FOR PUSHING FOR ME TO BE A PART OF THE RADIO 103.9 FAMILY, I WILL NEVER EVER FORGET IT.”

“I would love to continue to be on radio if the opportunity arises. I would love to do radio whether it’s on-air or [other] programming. I would love to take a shot at being a program director or a music director at a radio station. I would love to continue to be in the music industry in any form. If an offer came to me in regards to working at a record label, depending on the situation, I would love to. Music is in my blood. I’m still going to DJ parties. I’m still booked up to DJ parties.” (XXL Mag)

Mister Cee was best known as the guy who helped Notorious B.I.G. get signed to Sean "Diddy" Combs' Bad Boy Records in the early 1990s.

Mister Cee was also known for the stroll. He would pick up prostitutes. Namely he would pick up not only women but transgender prostitutes. He got busted three times for soliciting for them.

He went to the public to admit that he's bisexual after being forced out by a crossdresser who tried to exploit him for profit.

OKC Cop Done Some Real Pimp Game!

Daniel Holtzclaw, ex-officer for the Oklahoma City police is in the lockup after he was accused of raping prostitutes.

Brian Bates is the Video Vigilante of Oklahoma City. His mission is to control the ongoing prostitution in the community by shaming potential clients with videos of the act. He would carefully catch the client in a position with the prostitute. Then he would publish the video, the license plate and the name of the prostitute on his webpage called JohnTV.com

Today, I guess he's got an "I told you so" moment.

It wouldn't matter a regular Joe or a politico, the urges are there and people often seek opportunities off the poor.

Facebook, Twitter, POF, Badoo, OkCupid, backpage, Craigslist, and eHarmony are the new way for prostitutes to meet their clients. The pimps are becoming more equipped with the internet as well.

They'll recruit young women who are often runaways and drug abusers to be their "lovers" and "best friends".

They'll play psychological games in their heads and give them the tales of being not wanted or a promise in making a little extra money.

Brian Bates, the Video Vigilante of Oklahoma City.

Some women (and transgender women) are likely to engage in drugs and practice in unsafe sex. That's gives the risk of sexuality transmitted diseases and HIV/AIDS.

Oklahoma City Police and the FBI are cracking down on underage prostitution and are arresting pimps, johns (tricks), and the underage prostitute's "female mentors (madams)".


An Oklahoma City police officer who was assigned to the infamous Robinson Avenue strip and used his power as a law enforcement officer to take advantage of prostitutes.

S. Baldwin once said it, will the racist right defend the police officer?

After all, the victims were Black and they were unarmed. They were accused of misdemeanors and were probably on drugs or something. Maybe he should have shot and killed them. What if the woman he'd picked up had Hepatitis C, HIV or Syphilis?

The ex-cop needs $5 million get out of jail free card after being accused of committing a series of sexual assaults against at least six women while on duty.

Daniel Ken Holtzclaw, 27, was arrested Thursday on complaints of rape, forcible oral sodomy, sexual battery and indecent exposure, The Oklahoman reported.

Oklahoma City Police Chief Bill Citty said at a news conference that Holtzclaw stopped women while he was working and forced them to expose themselves, fondled them and in at least one instance had intercourse with a woman.

Authorities have statements from six victims and expect a statement from a seventh, Citty said. He also said investigators believe there are additional victims.

Ex-cop's mugshot.

The department began investigating Holtzclaw after a woman complained to police June 18, the chief said. Holtzclaw was placed on leave that day.

"We started the investigation and we started looking at traffic stops he had made throughout the previous months to try to identify and initiate contact with females that we knew he had stopped during that period of time ... to see if they had been sexually assaulted," Citty said.

Records indicate Holtzclaw is in custody at the Oklahoma County Jail. The records don't list an attorney, and jail staff said they could not provide attorney information.

Oklahoma County District Attorney David Prater, who also attended the news conference, said he anticipates charges against Holtzclaw will be filed by Aug. 29.

Magic Johnson: Sterling Doesn't Have A Soul!

Magic Johnson reacts to NBA owner's attack upon him. The interview was done by Anderson Cooper.

The legendary NBA star and business mogul speaks to Anderson Cooper after his highly anticipated interview with Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling.

Erwin "Magic" Johnson was diagnosed with HIV in 1992 and decided to retire from basketball.

Sterling not one to shut the fuck up takes a shot at the mogul for not doing enough for the Black community.

One thing was clear, Magic wasn't happy about the Sterling interview.

"It's sad. It really is. I'm going to pray for this ... man," Johnson told CNN's Anderson Cooper in an exclusive interview.

Sterling's explosive CNN interview that aired Monday night was the first time he had spoken publicly since audio recordings surfaced last month of him making racist remarks.



Johnson told Cooper he is still waiting for an apology from Sterling for getting roped into Sterling's fight with Stiviano, and Johnson called the Monday interview -- in which Sterling directed another tirade at the NBA legend -- "disturbing."

"What's really sad is, it's not about me," Johnson said. "This is about the woman you love outing you and taping you and putting your conversation out here for everybody to know. ... This is between you two, but then he wants to include me."

Johnson said he had only met with Sterling three or four times, and most of those discussions had focused on basketball. Johnson couldn't say if the Clippers owner has slipped mentally.

Johnson told CNN, Sterling called him recently and asked him to appear alongside him in an interview with ABC's Barbara Walters.

"I said the number one thing you need to do which you haven't done is apologize to everybody, and myself," Johnson said. "(Sterling replied) 'I'll get to that. I'll get to that.'"

NBA owner tells Cooper that Black folks don't look out for one another.

The former NBA star told Sterling that the billionaire businessman needed to consult with attorneys, stressing that the controversy was bigger than Sterling realized.

Johnson said Sterling was adamant about Johnson doing the interview, even reaching out a second time.

Johnson said his attorneys advised him not to have any further conversations with the embattled owner.

Sterling never did the interview with Walters.

"I'm really disturbed by the fact that when he called me he should have said, 'Magic, I'm sorry,'" Johnson said.

The rest of this story appears on CNN's official website from Anderson Cooper 360.

Take discretion in viewing these videos. Some of the comments from Sterling could be viewed as offensive.

GOP Sheriff Rick Clark: No Half Mast For "MONKEY" Mandela!

South Carolina Sheriff refuses to acknowledge Nelson Mandela in American solidarity.

South Carolina sheriff will not heed President Barack Obama's orders to lower the American flag for the late South African president Nelson Mandela.

He took to the social networking websites to say that he's defying the president's order. And yes, he got support from the racist right.

The great leader of South Africa Nelson Mandela passed away on Thursday.

Mandela was a controversial figure for much of his life. Denounced as a Marxist terrorist by some U.S. conservatives, he nevertheless gained international acclaim for his activism, having received more than 250 honours, including the 1993 Nobel Peace Prize, the US Presidential Medal of Freedom, the Soviet Order of Lenin and the Bharat Ratna. He is held in deep respect within South Africa, where he is often referred to by his Xhosa clan name, Madiba, or as Tata ("Father"); he is often described as "the father of the nation".

But since he changed the last WHITE RULED AFRICAN COUNTRY, conservatives hate this guy and everything he stands for. They knew Mandela would create a Barack Obama. And to this day, the disrespect towards President Barack Obama is so bad, it's almost embarrassing that these so-called "patriots" are acting like the "enemy".

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• I usually don't post political items, but today is different. I received this notification today, "As a mark of respect for the memory of Nelson Mandela, the President orders that the flag of the United States be flown at half-staff effective immediately until sunset, December 9, 2013"
  
  Nelson Mandela did great things for his country and was a brave man but he was not an AMERICAN!!! The flag should be lowered at our Embassy in S. Africa, but not here. Our flag is at half staff today for a Deputy in the low country who died going to help his fellow Deputy. He deserves the honor. I have ordered that the flag here at my office back up after tomorrow's mourning of Pearl Harbor Day!

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    Jimmy Davis you go sheriff I agree with you 100%

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    Judy Bell-Griffin Way to go Sheriff you are so correct

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    Dan Bracken "Mandela was firm, yet rather private, about his faith. While he spoke infrequently about his Methodist roots, his legacy of reconciliation supports a number of core ideals of the Christian faith. The idea that we were created to be reconciled sits at ...See More

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    Randall Durham Rick that's because our president isn't American.

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    Kathy Deweese Murphy Nix 100% Agree!

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    Demos Sexton Glad to see the right thing done in our county. RICK we appreciate the job you and your people are doing and pray for all of them every day.

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    Luke Phillips Sheriff Clark.....you are a true patriot.....

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    Betty Holcombe Whitlock Proud of our "Sheriff of Pickens County"..Sheriff Rick Clark "...you and your deputies are doing a great job.......

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    Jane Pratt You are a good man " Charlie Brown" , Rick Clark!

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    Mitchell Ellenburg That's a smart move. Keep up the good work!!! The County just might let you get paid for that job. Lol 
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    Chico Mathis I agree with you sheriff. We appreciate you knowing right from wrong. Thanks for the great job that you and your staff are doing and for having good Christian morals. God Bless You.

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    Demos Sexton Thanks Rick Clark I knew you would look this up that is one of the things I appreciate about you I learned that about you when I worked with you.Keep up the good work.

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    Brian Durham Amen rick good response to Hendrix post it dont matter how right you are there will always be critics

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    Joe Kidd If they are going to raise it for mandela it should be raised for every american soldier killed in a battle zone

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    Casey Theivagt The beauty of this is that Nelson Mandela would support your view and encourage you to do what you feel strongly about! And Joe, I believe you meant "lowered."

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It's a damn shame that a man who changed the segregation in South Africa is degraded to being a NIGGER.

Clark did have some mild respect towards Mandela. He asked those who comment to keep it at best "civil" because he doesn't want controversy. Yeah, like defying an order in solidarity isn't controversial.

The people of Pickens County, South Carolina didn't get worked up over the lowering of the American flag in half mast for Pope John Paul II and Princess Diana. They weren't American. 

I bet if Queen Elizabeth II passes away, I bet the American president would order a lower mast for the American flag.

But since Mandela is a "rabble rouser" and "Marxist" according to the racist right, there's no need to give him any praise. He's a dirty NIGGER and had no business ever getting this much treatment, according to Clark and his friends on the racist right.

Even the Stallmigo Ted Cruz (R-TX) got attacked by his stans for even praising Mandela.

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Ted Cruz · 562,780 like this

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• Nelson Mandela will live in history as an inspiration for defenders of liberty around the globe. He stood firm for decades on the principle that until all South Africans enjoyed equal liberties he would not leave prison himself, declaring in his autobiography, 'Freedom is indivisible; the chains on any one of my people were the chains on all of them, the chains on all of my people were the chains on me.' Because of his epic fight against injustice, an entire nation is now free.
  
  We mourn his loss and offer our condolences to his family and the people of South Africa.

  
  

  Cruz: Mandela Will Live In History for Defenders of Liberty

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  U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, reacted today to news of former South African President Nelson Mandela's passing:

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    Cristine Russo Ted Cruz supporters proved today on this thread what mostof us already knew. You all are vile racists and heinous pathetic excuses for human beings.

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    Georga Grivois To the people on this thread who are dishonoring the death of Mandela.." You have no Souls" "You are the Plague that lives among us" Your integrity is nonexistent and you are dirt!

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    Michael Levesque Wow the hate about Mandela is almost as bad as the hate for Obama , hmmmm, wonder what that's all about! For Christ's sake the man just died, and you all wonder why someone like the pope is speaking up? You are truly some of the most hateful people!

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    Nic Rossouw Yo Cruz, I grew up in Apartheid era South Africa and you are the embodiment if the hard headed fascism that was the National Party of that time. You are who Mandela fought against, you and your half witted tea party thinking is what he was willing to go to prison for (and if necessary die for) fighting against. He was the antithesis of your conservative crap.

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    Alex Menasche Tim, George Washington murdered a bunch of British people too... Wasn't he a "terrorist" by your definition?

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    Mike Bates Let's not forget that Mandela called Castro's Communist revolution "a source of inspiration to all freedom-loving people."

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    Chris Boardman I am guessing that the same people who banter about Mandela's violence are proud members of our country's "well regulated militia" who talk about overthrowing our current administration on a daily basis, the same good citizens who had no problem with the last administration killing thousands if innocent people and children

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    Geoff Elliott One person's "terrorist" is another person's freedom fighter. He fought to lift his people out of the horrors of apartheid. Perhaps you all should read some history. But of course, you only listen to what Rush tells you. Your hate and vitriol are reprehensible, shameful, and completely unsurprising.

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    Lisa Smith-Elyea Geoff Elliott - I really don't think these assholes will know what "vitriol" and "reprehensible" mean lol!!!

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    Tom Mealy Who cares if he was a communist? He didnt lead SA into communism. He did fight dirty for freedom. Yea he killed and did damnable things. England a few hundred years ago would have said the same about washinton. But Washington is a hero to us.

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    Eghosa Imasuen Mr. Cruz, you see the fruits of the wind you and your right-wing idiots have been sowing? Reap the whirlwind of hate you refuse to acknowledge in your need to win votes. Reap it.

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    Joel Blea From a white South African friend: "He kept the blacks from slaughtering the whites after apartheid ended." That alone is worthy of commendation.

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    Robert Kadar I love it when right wing extremists attack other right wing extremists for not being right wing extreme enough.

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    Bryan Smith he was a commie terrorist

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    Jeremy Bramson A few facts for the record:
    
    1. Nelson Mandela was by no means a communist. That said, it is perfectly legal to advocate communism as a political philosophy, and those who would try to silence opposing views through force are generally far more dangero...See More

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    Marcia Peterson Buckie I love how people who clutch at their pearls over the words Marxism and Communism will totally turn a blind eye to how those terms have been used o manipulate people in the United States and create witch hunts, blackball people and create panic that an...See More

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    Looney Floyd he was an unrepentant terrorist

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    Derek Cranford stunned to see you support this scumbag,Mr. Cruz...Mandela was a murderer, and a terrorist..not to mention a communist...

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    Alex Menasche You guys are about as dumb as they come. I'm really in awe of the stupidity here. Woof. You're an embarrassment to the United States. Cruz, we appreciate your non-partisan words.

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    Jerry Prager This is why America calls people terrorists: "I spent 33 years and four months in active military service and during that period I spent most of my time as a high class muscle man for Big Business, for Wall Street and the bankers. In short, I was a rac...See More

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    Mike Buescher Mmmm... I found something I disagree with Cruz on.

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    Dan Spellman LOL Ted. Look at the vile racist vermin you've unleashed. But you're doing us a favor, you see...because they are exposing and identifying themselves for the entire world to see. So thanks, Ted, for something at long last.

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    Davidius Maximus Nelson singing about killing white people: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NKiePbTcAfY
    

    
    

    Mandela: Speaking to reporters after singing to kill whites

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    Alaric DeArment In case anyone has forgotten, the Apartheid regime received considerable support from the GOP back in the 70s and 80s, including Nixon, Reagan, Cheney and the religious right. Not surprising that many of Cruz's supporters are quick to denounce Mandela as a communist and terrorist, but say nothing about the horrific conditions that people of color lived under in South Africa.

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    Jeff Petersen This would be the time to just stay silent on the subject. Mandela admitted to tossing grenades into school buses occupied by children and his wife was a proficient practitioner of the tire and gasoline combo around the necks of her victims...

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    Elaine Baggett Hebrews 9:27 ... we will ALL face the Creator of mankind. And we will ALL be held accountable for our words and actions by a Holy God. Nelson Mandela is now in the presence of the Great I AM. 
    
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    Luke Cimmino Good God people. Nelson Mandela was a great, GREAT man whose very existence embodied these words-
    
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    Philip Lanks Just another shakedown artist. Goodbye bum.

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    Dan Noxon Why don't all you Mandela lovers head on over to South Africa and see what's going on now that "Mandela's people" have control of the nation. And no staying in palaces ala Sean Penn and other "entertainers" ... get out and mix with the people, experience what life is really like. Especially if you're white.

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    George Taylor sorry senator u be wrong on this one. He is nothing or was nothing but a criminal

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    James Mercel Yassir Arafat never relinquished power, even when asked. Mandela let it go & assured transition. Arafat had most of his movement's funds hidden in slush funds, which his people still haven't found. Mandela didn't do that to his people. He worked to...See More

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    Dusty Roop Sorry Ted, I found something I disagree with you on. Mandella was a terrorist. Plain and simple. Hid regime was brutal. He was not a hero. You have listened to lies.

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    André Augusto Custódio Mandela was a communist trained by the Kgb who sings racial hate songs... And now, the South Africa is a worst country for both whites and blacks... this is the inspirations of americans conservative politicians?

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    Diana Hagewood Smith Ted Cruz has pandered to the most vile, racist, nativist elements in this country. That they are now attacking him for the one decent thing he has said in recent memory, it just proves the old adage that "when you lie down with dogs, you get up with fleas." Although that's probably a vile slur on dogs. Or as the prophet Hosea said, "For they sow the wind, and they shall reap the whirlwind."

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    Chris Huckeby Dear Conservatives, Never change.  Me.

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    Kris Smith Senator Cruz, He was communist terrorist.

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    L Philippe Casseus A few facts for the record:
    
    1. Nelson Mandela was by no means a communist. That said, it is perfectly legal to advocate communism as a political philosophy, and those who would try to silence opposing views through force are generally far more dangero...See More

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    Beth Nada To all of the racist, bigoted, evil-minded assholes: I saw this feed and I felt physically ill. I especially LOVE ( sarcasm) the one telling everyone to go to Africa. Frankly, you should go back to where you came from - namely Nazi Occupied Germany, ci...See More

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    Julia Penrose The comments on this board leave not ONE doubt that the Tea Party = White Supremacists. Sad, pathetic.

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    Bob Ciuffa Mandela was a white hating killer and his wife continued his tradition. .including torture and immolation of enemies. With Rev. Tutu they tried to help the east Germans in Angola to invade and take over S. Africa. He remained tribal and killed other blacks not of his tribal affiliates. Honoring him is like honoring the Prince of Darkness

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    Looney Floyd Why is Ted Cruz being PC about this?

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    Scott Mcgowan WOW!!!! The TEABAGGER hate train has pulled into the CRUZ station. It's funny to watch hate filled GOP sycophants turn on each other as the selfish traitor Un-American children they are in real life. Wonder why your party is known as the HATE party, read the comments here.

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    Brock Grill I rarely agree with Ted Cruz about anything. he finally gets it somewhat right and a bunch of crazy people (presumably his supporters??) start ranting about how Nelson Mandela was a terrorist and a racist. The absurdity of some of these statements is laughable. Nelson Mandela should be revered as a man who fought for equality and stood against racism and oppression.

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    Grady Kyle Gatlin Ronald Reagan killed more people than Mandela and did it for corporations. The ANC went to war to end institutionalized racism. I guess Lincoln was a terrorist too?
    
    God damn you people.

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    Candace Moon After reading some of these posts, the old saying you are known by the company you keep comes to mind. You courted these bigots for their votes, Mr. Cruz. Do you have enough guts to tell them to sit down and shut up? On FB?

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    Jules Jimmy The people who demonize Mandela for being part of the armed wing of the ANC are the same people who go on and on about needing an armed revolt in the country, "we need to take out country back, etc"
    
    Apparently you guys support armed revolt because of healthcare laws but not because of apartheid and literal apartheid. lmao

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    Seliqua Bodina you're joking, aren't you Mr. Cruz? how about we light up a South African necklace in his honor? wow you stepped in it this time.

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