Why did Rev. Jeremiah Wright retire to a 4100 sq. ft home in an all white neighborhood?

Question

Is this the definition of irony? Would you want to be his neighbor?

Answer 1

Well, you know, he needs a hobby in his retirement. Now he can run around the neighborhood telling all of his neighbors that they're satan, etc.  Some folks join a bowling league, some scream at the white devils.

Would I want him for a neighbor? NO! I don't have to worry, though. He wouldn't live in a slum like this. :-)

Answer 2

It was planned long before any Obama publicity... the church built it and paid for it for his retirement!  

Answer 3

because he could. with his $$ ( or i should say the church's $$ ) he can  live wherever he wants. it's more hypocrisy than irony don't you think? it's called feed the monkey and watch him sh*t. he's got his $$, he could care less.

Answer 4

Don't know why. Don't care. If he can afford the house and that's what he wants to do, then I say more power to him.

Answer 5

He earned his money by fooling a lot of Black people. That Baker guy earned his money by fooling a lot of White people. There is good money to be earned by fooling suckers.

Do you think he would want a nice home in an inner city? Nobody would do that. He would probably be a good neighbor. You don't think he actually believes all that ranting he did do you?

Answer 6

His stance of hating the white race was perhaps a resentment of his being black.

Answer 7

I think because he CAN.

Thanks to a little thing called the1964 civil rights bill that made discrimination illegal.