Thursday, March 29, 2012

Bobby Rush, former Black Panther, rails against guns & violence? Oh, really?

Rep. Bobby Rush showed his solidarity for the late Trayvon Martin on Wednesday when he removed his suit jacket, donned a pair of sunglasses and pulled a hoodie over his head during a speech on the House floor.

"Just because someone wears a hoodie does not make them a hoodlum," he said.

Shortly after being removed from the House chamber for violating the House 'decor' rules, Mr. Rush, the former member and co-founder of the Illinois chapter of the Black Panthers, railed against guns and violence [during an interview].

The irony of all the above is: that when the Chicago Police conducted a raid on Mr. Rush's apartment, when he was still a Black Panther, they found shotgun and rifle ammunition, army training manuals on booby traps, explosives etc., and revolutionary reading material.

See the video below.

Heh.....

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