Scott Parkin

If it's something about, for those who love breaking rules, well, maybe you don't need to worry about how outlandish you are.

It's like when I talked to Scott Parkin about it.

Yeah, you know, Pinto, I want to do this, and then I said, you know, fine, you want to narrate a Civil War documentary, why don't you narrate a documentary about the stupidest things people do when they're studying for their driver's license? And he goes, oh, I could do a whole hour on that.

I go, well, yeah.

She said, quote, white people, this government, and that mayor were all aware of the fact that black people were dying every day in Los Angeles under gang violence.

So if you're a gang member and you would normally be killing somebody, why not kill a white person? Yeah, that's what she said.

What? Was there a solution to the violence that black people were committing against one another? What, like watching Roots? Soulja offered nothing in terms of concrete solutions for black poverty and dismissed the growing black middle class as nothing more than a product of the subjugation of white supremacy.

When confronted on the Phil Donahue show with the fact that much of her rise out of poverty was facilitated by government largesse She was forced to confront the reality that she had benefited from the very social policies that she criticized.