Long time racist Al Sharpton doesn't think he should be forced to retire like Donald Sterling

Al Sharpton is a horrible human being. He's a man who's made a career out of lying, inciting riots, instigating shakedowns, and professional race-baiting. At the same time, he's simultaneously enjoyed a lifelong affinity for racial epithets, racism, and anti-Semitism. Basically, he is exactly the kind of person he tries to target.

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So, Daily Surge publisher Jason Mattera decided he'd take a camera and ask Sharpton what it feels like to be such a horrid, despicable, hypocrite. Mattera ambushed Sharpton outside of this year's White House Correspondent's Dinner and asked him if, "In the spirit of Donald Sterling" he thought "he should be banned from TV for all the racist stuff he's said over the years." Sharpton was baffled. According to the formerly track-suited MSNBC host, he's never said anything racist in his life. Apparently, that's because his racist, anti-Semitic, remarks were only directed at "one guy."

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If you're wondering how that would make them "not racist" well, you're on your own. I don't know either. It doesn't really matter, because when he says they were directed at "one guy," he's lying. Over the years, his comments have been directed at whole swaths of "guys." Let's roll the tape: Fortunately, there are so many examples, that Mattera had plenty to work with. After this, if I were Sharpton, I might never go outside again.

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