"After all, it's the same offense Don Imus committed." (Not verbatim, but close; no. I do not intend to watch the video again to get it exact.)

Yeah, well. Imus didn't say that about white women. He said it about a group of predominantly black women.

Rhodes only said it about white women. See the difference? Also, you can say it about black women if you're a black man, you make it rhyme with something else (sort of), and you call it "rap music."

Via Stop the ACLU, via Hot Air.

Also, you can sever a woman head if she's white and you're black, and you're a football star.

What . . . the rules are too complicated for you?

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