Is the NAACP a racist organization? or terrorist?

Question

They boycott businesses and cities when they feel slighted, they routinely cry racism whenever a black is arrested, and are plainly anti-white not pro-black.

by terrorist, I mean economically, like when they boycotted Cincinnati because the police force shot a fugitive 5 times.

ASmo9, tell where blacks DONT get help. They get preferential treatment in every aspect of life---work, housing, loans. All you do is whine about the man keeping you down. You need to growup and realize the worst enemy is yourselves. Look at the black on black crime rate, rate of fatherless children, and dropout rate. I am one WHITE person tired of having my hard earned money go to subsidize a bunch of lazy subhumans that think the world owes them something due to their color. Whites may have kept you as slaves, but it was your own that made you slaves....truth sucks don't it homeboy.

Answer 1

I think more racist then anything.

There was a huge backlash when "Black KKK" was written a month or so ago about the NBA All-Star weekend in Las Vegas. A great column by Jason Whitlock and a must read (I included the link below).

Of course, joining in on the backlash was the NAACP. It doesn't matter that a black man wrote the article to them he is only an Uncle Tom.

Am I the only one to notice that the NAACP always brings race out in any issue to make a black man look sympathetic and make the white people look bad? Recently there were two cases about possible racist police. One was in NY and the other in ATL. The NAACP jumped on both and when there was hard evidence in the ATL case they quietly slipped away. They swore up and down that race was a factor though.

Of course, the BEST REASON to believe that the NAACP is a racist organization is that there soon to be (if not already) President is leaving because he believes that black people need to take some blame for their actions. However, the NAACP believes differently and pushed him out because he wanted the NAACP to find answers and they don't want to. Once again article is included below. I did included a couple of excerpts from the article.

"NAACP President Bruce S. Gordon is quitting the civil rights organization, leaving after just 19 months at the helm, he told The Associated Press on Sunday (March 4)."

"Gordon said that while the NAACP is an advocacy organization, it needs to be more focused on service and finding solutions."

"Willis Edwards, a board member from Los Angeles, said, "We tried a certain type of guy, a business guy we didn't have a civil rights guy. Maybe he had a different philosophy of what a civil rights organization is about."

"Rupert Richardson, a board member from Louisiana, said it was clear Gordon wanted the NAACP to do more social service work, but that was not the decades-old mission of the group."

If you aren't to do social service and better black life...then what the hell are you around for?

EDIT: For Max....

You use the usual black stance. For someone to question a black (racist) organization must be a racist. I guess you also think that the Congressional Black Caucus is not a racist organization even though the President of the organization has said no white person will ever be allowed to join the group (the sole purpose of the organization is to ensure black people are treated fairly...which a white person can do just as well as a black person).

Answer 2

I consider your proposal of the NAARCE, in these days we do not want firms advertising one organization of individuals over an extra whether or not it's blacks, gays, and so forth. considering the fact that it thoroughly contradicts the complete idea of equality in America. Although the NAACP was once a well factor again within the day for what it did to support blacks get via oppression, it is been become a racist organization through the years. Try telling this child that you do not hate blacks or another minority organization for who they're, however hate the truth that racist firms just like the NAACP exist for coloured individuals, within the equal approach that the KKK exists for WASP's

Answer 3

When was the last time an NAACP member drove a suicide car into a market place? Simply boycotting a business or a city doesn't mean they are terrorists. It seems propaganda has been saying that anyone who even slightly shows any disagreement with the Bushies must be a terrorist. These are popular tactics used by dictators to get people to go along. They may be anti-white rather than pro-black but isn't the KKK or American Nazi party pro-white and anti everybody else?

Answer 4

The NAACP is neither a racist nor a terrorist organization.
Though it sounds like the questioner is a racist. The NAACP is an organization which represents the minority rights of those who bind together and seek strength in unity against an oppressive majority.

Anyone, of any race can be a member of the NAACP and can become an officer of that organzation. It is not a restricted or racist organization like the questioner asserts unlike the KKK, or Aryan nation, or white citizens councils.

The NAACP uses legal redress and economic power to
achieve their goals which is totally legal and though it may annoy some lowlife bullies and cowards in the community, it
is effective and works.

Answer 5

You poor poor white man. You must feel so discriminated against!

Gimme a break. You walk one day in a black man's shoes and you'll really understand what discrimination is.

The complete lack of empathy is understandable seeing that most people only worry about the 18 inches that surround them.

The fact is African-Americans need help where they can get it. You've never been violated by the NAACP or any other "pro-black" organization, so put a lid on it.

Answer 6

Yes

Answer 7

Their attitude seems to be that anything that's good for other races cannot be good for blacks. I wouldn't label them as terrorists though. There are many blacks fighting bravely in our armed forces and are doing so voluntarily.

Answer 8

It is patently racist, yes. Terrorist? Hardly.

Answer 9

It's absolutely a racist organization.

So is MEChA.

But those things aren't talked about, because minorities are "victims".

Answer 10

they're just trying to eradicate racism and discrimination- I personally like groups that are against all inequalities and not just for black people