There's a video that has resurfaced of a much heftier Al Sharpton from 1992, speaking at Kean College in New Jersey and delivering a scathing, racist rant against whites and police officers.

The video was posted to YouTube back in March but has an entirely new context to be viewed in after the cop killings in Dallas.

In the video, Sharpton has an imaginary conversation with someone who might say they are pro-Black Panther, yet is all talk and no action. Mockingly, he said:

"Oh, really, 'I don't believe in marching, I believe in offing the pigs.' Well, they got pigs out here. You ain't offed one of them. What I believe in, I do. Do what you believe in, or shut up and admit you've lost your courage and your guts to stand up.

"'I ain't having no march. I believe in fighting.' Well, fight then! Ain't nobody holding you. 'I'll off the man.' Well, off him! Plenty of crackers walking right around here tonight! Ain't nobody ever told you I'd knock the gun out your hand."

Sharpton's waistline may have changed, but his racist heritage is exactly the same.

H/T EFT News