Mohammed Ali on Racial Integration, 1971

I agree with Ali

Ali is a smart man.. just shows you dont need a college degree to be intelligent

I agree with him, oh and by the way I hope Japan never gets ruined by multiculturalism, it is probably my favorite culture on the planet:)

Segragation to Mexico for all Racial Mexicans in the US.

Maybe give the blacks a choice if they want to go back to Africa on the Taxpayers dime, vs spending time in prison...you know ship them, and their compadrays of choice, + small ones, and women, etc, along with their freakin cars (God, anything to get rid of that Boom Boom Booming noise their cars make)

Here's a website that does a great job of deconstructing the politics of diversity and all of that by simply telling the truth (Note, you have to read through a bunch of stuff to find the nuggets on diversity - it's mainly about health, but also discusses diversity a bit)

www.culturaltuning.org

Ali is the most over rated boxer of all time.

no power ,never scored a clean ko.couldn't punch to the body, poor technique, slapped with his punches, racist, terrible defense, got dropped by 180 pounders.

if the russians were allowed to go pro he would've got killed.

fuck ali.

'its nature to want to be with your own'

A fucking MEN right there he nails the myth of muliculturalism.

we're not discussing his boxing prowess here we're discussing his views.

Blame Antonio Inoki for messing up his legs. But then again if not for their fight we wouldn't have MMA.

I think Leon Spinks laid down for him in that last championship he won. I don't think I ever saw a fighter do so much nothing for 15 straight rounds as what Spinks did in that fight.

Dumb ass. Wrong thread bro.

Sure different from todays negroid and his, "I bees gettin all da white bitches," race mixing attitude.

I'm wondering if he ever saw an Eagle and a Buzzard mate and create fertile offspring.

Fucking racists.

His cruel words were a measure of the impotence he had felt when Ali, with his superior intellect, had delighted in tormenting him.

So what lay behind their deep animosity? After all, this was the ‘Black Power’ era in the United States, when African-Americans were struggling for equality after years of segregation, and they ought to have had much in common.

Both were from the South, where racism was most virulent (Ali was raised in Kentucky, Frazier in South Carolina) and both were brilliant athletes who took up boxing because it offered an opportunity to break free of their social and financial shackles.

Ironically, though, it was the contrasting manner with which they chose to confront racial prejudice that was at the heart of their bitter dispute.

Taciturn by nature, Frazier, who left school at 13 to work on his family’s small-holding, was not interested in involving himself in the great black political issues of the day, preferring to keep his head down and maintain a quiet but steely dignity in the face of prejudice.

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love this clip just shows how 40yrs of libtard agenda can change the way we think.

You're an idiot.

Historic context, the post above yours offers it. Read it, then shut the fuck up :-)

what are you talking about?

He's so DAMN right at the start of the video, never heard such a smart opinion in media.

The interviewer is so f:ing pathetic while Ali has a good point.