December 26, 2013

Jesse Jackson, Sr. plays the race card once again

By Rob Janicki

Corporate extortionist, Jesse Jackson, Sr. and his Chicago thugs, the Rainbow PUSH Coalition, are out to strong arm their way with A&E and Cracker Barrel.  

Jackson has never passed up a chance to extort money from a corporation when the moment and the opportunity arose to be successful and profitable for him.

Jackson and his civil rights group Rainbow PUSH Coalition have demanded a meeting with the A&E network, which broadcasts the hugely popular “Duck Dynasty,” and restaurant Cracker Barrel, which carries “Duck Dynasty” merchandise.

Where does Jackson get off demanding a meeting with A&E and Cracker Barrel?  Beats me, but he'll get it, because it's part of the extortion game he plays.  Threaten all kinds of bad press and Big Business folds like a cheap suit.  This is Jackson's method of operation.  He's played the game with countless other businesses over the years and been quite successful at it, so he see's no reason to change his game plan.

So, how's Jackson going to get access into this Duck Dynasty fiasco.  He's going to raise the specter of civil rights icon Rosa Parks of course.

The Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr. has stepped into the “Duck Dynasty” uproar, using the case of civil rights hero Rosa Parks to make his case against show star Phil Robertson.

“At least the bus driver, who ordered Rosa Parks to surrender her seat to a white person, was following state law,” Jackson said in a statement, according to the Chicago Tribune. “Robertson’s statements were uttered freely and openly without cover of the law, within a context of what he seemed to believe was ‘white privilege.’”
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What the hell does Rosa Parks have to do with anything in the dust up between A&E and Phil Robertson of Duck Dynasty?  The truth is that there is no comparison, but that won't stop Jackson from painting a dreadful picture of A&E and Cracker Barrel engaging in some kind of racist conspiracy colluding with Phil Robertson in exercising "White Privilege" over minorities.  Does all that sound crazy to you?  Well, it is crazy, but it works for Jackson.  


Calling white people racist evokes white guilt and white guilt pays off quite well for the likes of Jesse Jackson, Sr. and Al Sharpton, America's two most successful race baiting hate mongers in the game for personal profit and prestige.  They've both made entire careers out of this game and are multi-millionaires as a result.  Not a bad racket for community organizers.

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