September 12, 2025
D.L. Hughley - A Horrible Human being
Timothy Birdnow
D.L. Hughley, the unfunny black comic, told Don Lemmon that Charlie Kirk was a
So using crime statistics is lying about black people in Hugelie's world. Who is the horrible human being D.L.? He couldn't even keep that thought to himself until Mr.Kirk was planted in the ground.
But then, Charlie Kirk was a white man so in Hugley's racist mind he deserved to die.
D.L. Hughley, the unfunny black comic, told Don Lemmon that Charlie Kirk was a
"horrible human being” who used his last words to "lie about Black people.”
He said horribly incendiary thing–.
He said horribly incendiary thing–.
As a matter of fact, he died-+-. The very last words he spoke were basically putting the onus of a gun violence on gangs, which is a synonym for ,synonymous with black people.
He blamed– the very way he died was lying about black people with his last breath.
And I just think the best thing I can say is that I hope he believes what he was saying. I hope he believed that lives being lost were worth it so the Second Amendment can persevere. I hope he believed that there should be a lack of empathy.
So using crime statistics is lying about black people in Hugelie's world. Who is the horrible human being D.L.? He couldn't even keep that thought to himself until Mr.Kirk was planted in the ground.
But then, Charlie Kirk was a white man so in Hugley's racist mind he deserved to die.
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A whole lotta black people just do not understand the facts of life; like, that blacks commit crimes way out of proportion to their population. They think that it's "stickin' it to da man," when they think about it at all. Back years ago when Bill Cosby took them to task for it, they railed against him.
It didn't use to be this way. Before the Civil Rights laws around the time of the Johnson administration it wasn't this way.
It didn't use to be this way. Before the Civil Rights laws around the time of the Johnson administration it wasn't this way.
Posted by: Dana Mathewson at September 12, 2025 11:35 PM (qL1rE)
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Right. They now believe any action, no matter who gets hurt or how terrible, is a rebellion against White racism and supremacy. Even though it is usually black folks hurt by it. Not all think this way certainly but a lot of them - enough so they kept electing Democrats who promised to excuse crime.
Oddly enough at the same time many of these same people wanted to live in white neighborhoods to get away from crime. I used to get called by such all the time when I was in real estate. Go figure.
Yes, it was the "civil rights movement" that caused this; it wasn't like that before.
Oddly enough at the same time many of these same people wanted to live in white neighborhoods to get away from crime. I used to get called by such all the time when I was in real estate. Go figure.
Yes, it was the "civil rights movement" that caused this; it wasn't like that before.
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