…and the Black KKK groups are alive and well! With Roland Martin and Al Sharpton as Grand Wizards! Martin’s hypocrisy and racism have no bounds!

Once again, someone pulling the race card and pointing his finger at others, instead of owning it himself.

The NRA is the new KKK? I’m a proud NRA member, so what does that make me? I’m tired of hearing all this crap. Life is choice driven – no one can make someone pick up a gun and pull the trigger, that’s a choice being made by the individual holding the gun. Hello the President of H & K USA is black…

This mans ignorance is boundless. By mouthing liberal boilerplate he has shown what a total tool he is. The KKK had extensive anti-gun measures written into the infamous Jim Crow laws banning black people from having guns to defend themselves.

He needs to crack a history book on Sunday and pull his head out of the TV

the problem is that stupid people like you, think you are intelligent. the real culprit here is the black culture. your music is violent, your movies are violent. the clothes worn , (baggie apparel) bulky jackets are for stealing and concealing. try focusing on and improving your culture. Gangsters as mentors raises more gangsters. No discipline in schools means no opportunities in life. you blame the schools . you blame the guns. you blame white people. take a look at your selves.

So i have a gun and it has never killed anyone. where do you find a gun that randomly or not that goes after people . did they start putting AI into handguns with legs . I would like to see one of these, hiding and wearing a bp jacket. would’t want it to shoot me.

Is the NRA running guns into inner cities and selling them to “black youths”? If that is the case, it would be easy to stop since the laws prevent anyone under 18 from purchasing a firearm. In addition, the law requires registration of all firearms at the time of purchase. It would be simple to bring charges against the NRA for doing this sort of thing.

Roland Martin and Jason Whitlock, two obamunists morons, probably on the down-low with each other.

Here, you two gang-banger pansies, why don’t you print out this sign and put it on your front door, and on your car.

Oh by the way, numbnuts, the background color on your website IS WHITE, and that must be RACIST too, fool!

Equating the NRA to the KKK is pretty irresponsible thinking, its like saying Rap Artists are the new Black Panthers. Last time i checked the NRA wasn’t slinging drugs on a street corner and gangsters weren’t purchasing guns legally, registering them or taking courses that responsible gun owners do. To say that 65 athletes in their 20′s own guns something bad is going to happen is specious reasoning, id like to see him point to statistics of young athletes and violent crimes not a tragic but isolated event we saw in Kansas City. If Mr Belcher didn’t own a gun he probably would have used a knife, the method in which someone kills is irreverent, if someone’s mental state is such that they are willing and prepared to kill their going to find a way to do it. I understand how he’s trying to use this murder as a platform for gun control but its not the right way to go about doing it, capitalizing and exploiting an incident to perpetuate your argument is just wrong. Violence especially gun violence in the Black community stems from more than just access to firearms, they’re are socio-economic reasons poverty, lack of education. Cultural as in embracing and glamorizing a criminal lifestyle and just a total lack of respect for society and each other. Everyone should take responsibility for their actions and stop passing the buck, that Is the problem with society a total lack of ethical responsibility and a country and peoples gross willingness to say, its not my fault because, my parents hit me, i’m on drugs, i’m poor, I didn’t know any better etc etc. Blaming the NRA on gun violence is easy, but not correct and maybe Mr Whitlock should point the finger at the people using guns irresponsibly and stop passing the buck.

“NRA to KKK…”

Stunningly ignorant and completely divisive. Sadly the minority communities in most large cities are hotbeds of criminal activity. Violence, both individual and gang, are markedly higher and prosecution, police presence and community efforts seem unable to prevent or reduce this problem.

Minorities buy guns at least as often, albeit perhaps less expensive ones, than their ‘so called’ rich, white counterparts because they fear for their lives and those of their loved ones. A patently oppressive attitude towards, especially, gangs and gang violence has allowed the spread of such in remarkably high numbers and it is the minority groups being hit by this 30 year phenomenon that suffer.
Mindsets are formed at an early age. The sad choice of Belcher to kill and then take his own life has nothing to do with the inanimate firearm but everything to do with his societal background, his raising and the ‘gansta’ mindset of many young minority men. You can just as easily point to hip-hop lyrics as the cause, in conjunction with mental pressures, of this violent tragedy. But to label people who own a firearm as the same type of KKK hatemongers is not just intellectual dishonesty but actually the same twisted logic used by those promoting KKK type groups!
Turn off the channels that carry this kind of garbage and do not buy from their advertisers!

Jason Whitlock is about as smart as a box of stupid rocks

The fact of the matter is more guns would have helped the situation as any intelligent person knows. Grandma should have been packing heat and killing her son to stop this foolishness.

1st, Characterizing hanging Belcher’s jersey at his locker is appropriate. Mr. Whitlock misses the mark with this one. They knew a different man than the one who took two lives. Having an empty jersey, to be filled by another man in the future, is not honoring him, it’s honoring their loss.

2nd, diverting grief into action is normal. Should they have prostrated themselves on the ground, rendering their garments, nashing their teeth, hitting their heads on the wall? So the game was played, and a team who found more ways to blow a game, came together and won. They have found themselves, and will not be the butt of jokes, derision, and contempt. Mr. Whitlock has failed to understand that in the end, the decision to go ahead and play has positive effects for the living, and does not honor the dead.