Again with the Imus crap! Just when poor old Imus thought is was safe to get back in the water with his brand of humor, That fucking retarded Al Sharpton is taking Imus to task for pointing out that Adam “Pacman” Jones is black. Sorry Al … HE IS BLACK! He has been arrested 6 times in recent years.

Adam, or Pacman, or whatever you wish to call him, is not a victim, though he’s handed that part out to many others in recent years.

Even before the February 2007 shooting incident in Las Vegas that left a club bouncer paralyzed following an altercation initiated by Jones, the current Dallas Cowboys cornerback knew how to attract a criminal complaint at least as well as he could defend a slot receiver.

In separate incidents, Jones allegedly spit in the faces of a couple of female barroom patrons, punched another unlucky lady, threw a haymaker at a police officer, and violated probation from a previous criminal incident that occurred while he was a student at West Virginia.

Oh, Jones also admitted to smoking some marijuana in his car and was pulled over for speeding in Nashville, but those developments look like mission work compared to some of the troubled 24-year-old’s other transgressions.

His former team, the Tennessee Titans, finally saw enough, trading the No. 6 overall pick in the 2005 Draft to the Dallas Cowboys for the league equivalent of turnip futures (actually a fifth-round draft pick) in late March.

Enter Al Sharpton. This dottering old fool has become a parody of himself. He has come running in once again to attack Imus for pointing out that “pacman” is black, not to tell Imus how ashamed he is over that fact that pacman is black. Its fucking embarrassing. How can black people that defend this nonsense even look themselves in the mirror after what the rap community has done to marginalize the word “nigger” ?

It is no surprise that blacks and hispanics make up the vast majority of people in U.S. jails. For those of you that still think that cops run around framing minorities I would invite you to watch a few episodes of “COPS.” Especially the early years of COPS before minority groups started complaining that they only show minorities committing crimes.

Has it ever occurred to any of these minority groups that perhaps its because minorities do commit the vast majority of violent crimes in America? I would guess that it has occurred to them, but then we have to go back to that word again . . . EMBARRASSING . . . .

What a shame. Its a shame that America has become a country where a black man can call another black man a nigger, but God help you if your not black! You can’t have it both ways Al . . . Get “your people” to stop using the word and then we can talk. If you wag the tail, the ass will follow. JD

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WASHINGTON (AFP) — A 49-year-old man on Friday was executed in the electric chair after being convicted of murdering his ex-girlfriend’s parents in 1994, South Carolina corrections officials said.

James Earl Reed was declared dead at 11:27 pm at the state’s Columbia penitentiary.

He chose to be put to death on the electric chair rather than by lethal injection, a controversial method used by most US states which the US Supreme Court in April ruled as constitutional and is less likely to cause pain.

Reed killed the parents of his estranged girlfriend at their home after they refused to tell him where she had gone.

During his 1996 trial, he fired his lawyers and took up his own defense, arguing there was no evidence linking him to the crime.

He was found guilty after three witnesses testified to seeing him leave the house after the fatal shots were fired.

Reed is the eighth inmate to have been executed this year in the United States, where some 3,260 more people await execution.

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