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I laughed when comedian Katt Williams began flipping out and insulting a Mexican (or Mexican-American) heckler for over 7 straight minutes on video this past weekend in Phoenix, Arizona.

Some of the stuff was funny.

Some of it—like Mr. Williams said “we were slaves, b*tch. Ya’ll just work like that at the landscapers”—was objectionable.

Initially, and after only reading about the episode, I’d been worried that Katt might have finally flipped his lid. It happens to all the great comedians—if they don’t die first, like Robin Harris did.

• Richard Pryor set himself on fire
• Eddie Murphy got caught in a questionable pre-sexual situation
• Martin Lawrence got into an argument with traffic (notice that I didn’t write that he got into an argument ‘in’ traffic)
• Dave Chappelle’s success sent him fleeing to Africa

But Katt’s routine was just defensive, the result of being heckled, I think.

It was still dangerously close to a Michael Richards N-Word scenario and, although I usually loathe celebrity apologies as disingenuous, one might be in order here if only because Mexicans and Mexican-Americans buy as many movie and concert tickets as Republicans buy sneakers.

Still, the two things that stuck out as troubling were that Mr. Williams seemed to have a trough full of this kind of material in reserve, and his attack on the poor Mexican gentleman was decidedly pro-American.

Now, I’m not the biggest patriot. I root for Ghana in the World Cup. And I regard any red, white, and blue Black person with suspicion.

I also find it odd whenever a people that were brought to this land in chains mock and hate on the people whose land it originally was.

But Mr. Williams is not alone in this.

One of my closest friends, college educated and all, hates everybody from Mexico and the countries further south. His reasoning is that those immigrants are taking American, specifically Black American jobs.

Now, of course this friend has never been fired because a Mexican has been hired to replace him, but what’s he arguing is that the jobs that Mexicans and other immigrants from further south are taking could just as well go to Black people.

“Ok”, I say, “or Black people could get other jobs. It’s not like the want ads in the newspaper are full of blank pages.”

Besides, if we’re to agree right here, right now, that there is, in fact, a ‘Black Agenda’, then it must be independent of considerations for any other people.

We’re supposed to be watching the throne, not the border.

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it was reported Friday that Katt Williams had been arrested in Georgia after a 911 call claimed the comedian, or someone in his entourage, pulled out a shotgun in a Walmart parking lot.

But the Newnan Police Department has since announced that Pimpin’ Pimpin’ was neither arrested nor charged in the incident.

Newnan Deputy Police Chief Rodney Riggs tells TMZ Katt was handcuffed, put in the back of a police car and questioned about an alleged altercation in the Walmart parking lot — but Riggs says Williams was released at the scene and never officially booked.

Police had received a 911 call from a man who claimed Williams or one of his associates brandished a shotgun — but authorities say they found no evidence that a gun was used during the incident.

However, when asked if they found a gun on the scene, police would not comment, TMZ reported. Also, Riggs did confirm that two people involved in the incident — a woman and her son — were booked for disorderly conduct.

Meanwhile, Williams was indeed arrested on Wednesday (Dec. 2) because of a bond issue connected to his burglary and trespassing counts from November.

Katt Williams made headlines over the weekend for an alleged burglary in which he’s accused of taking nearly $4,000 worth of jewelry and collectible coins from a suburban Atlanta home, but another unrelated incident involving the comedian recently surfaced. A 17-year-old claims Williams held him and “threatened” to beat him up if he left the Newman, Ga., estate where Williams lives. Officials stated that the ‘Wild ‘N Out’ star will not be charged for the incident. Check out the teen’s 911 call here.

Meanwhile, the ‘First Sunday’ star had a few choice of words following his release from jail. See the video clip below

His bond will be set at an arraignment hearing at 4 p.m. today, a deputy confirmed. No other details were immediately available.

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Katt Williams background/facts according to Wikipedia.org:

Micah S. “Katt” Williams[1] (born September 2, 1973)[2] is a comedian, rapper,and actor. He is known for his stint on Nick Cannon’s Wild ‘n’ Out. Williams rejected a scholarship to the Horizon Science Academy, choosing instead to emulate his idols such as Don Knotts, Bill Cosby, Eddie Murphy and Richard Pryor by becoming a comedian.[3]

Williams started being a stand up comedian most notably appearing on BET Comic View. His jokes and punchlines instantly made him a show favorite. He has also played supporting characters in movies such as “First Sunday”, “Norbit”, and probably more widely recognized for his character in the movie “Friday After Next” as “Money Mike”. He has also provided numerous skits and video appearances for artists such as The Game, Ludacris, T.I., E-40, Outkast, Lil’ Kim, Lyfe Jennings, Cyrano Williams, Nick Cannon, DJ Drama, Lil’ Scrappy, Lil Jon, and others. He was a cast member on Wild ‘n Out for several seasons. He also voices “A Pimp Named Slickback” on the Adult Swim’s “The Boondocks”. He has rapped under the “Money Mike” name for songs by artists like The Game, Baby Bash, and Suga Free.

In 2006, Williams starred on his own new stand-up HBO show, The Pimp Chronicles Pt. 1.

In 2008, Williams made news when he handed out $100 bills to audience members at one of his standup performances in Los Angeles’ famed Laugh Factory comedy club.

Both Williams and his friend Walter O make cameo appearances in the ‘Split Sides Comedy Club’ in the video game Grand Theft Auto IV as themselves.

As a guest on The Tonight Show in February 2007, he spoke about the importance of adopting from foster care, stating “I got my kids right here, I didn’t have to go to Africa to do it. Amazingly enough, there are needy kids right down the street.”

He has recently been seen in Ludacris’ “One More Drink” music video.

For more, go here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Katt_Williams