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Obama approves Black Power ideology and Rev Wright
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Obama is a FRAUD. https://youtube.com/watch?v=yWvrBveIz-s |
I am sure we have all said things that we would regret under close scrutiny.
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- Claims he never attended a Muslim school, three of his ex teachers said he did.
- Denied any knowledge of Rev Wright offensive anti-White sermons, but he himself makes offensive, public anti-White statements. OBAMA IS A LIAR. |
the fact that a black guy has a good chance of becoming president is just killing you
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divide and conquer, that seems to be the plan:winkwink:
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If you look closely at some of his speeches/debates, you can pull out tense racial feelings.
I'm not surprised at all. But we live in a world for of double standards, so it's going to be fine that he said that. I'd love to see you all if Clinton said "typical black man" |
Obama is a typical black person.
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Obama 2008!
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There are a lot of bigots, haters and hypocrites on GFY, as this thread proves.
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what he said isnt true? Who are we kidding?
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http://www.philly.com/philly/hp/news...rts_jocks.html
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...idiots |
Like him or hate him, the man knows how to give a speech. He knows how to speak convincingly. He sounds like he knows what he is talking about. And whether he does or not is irrelevent. I happen to think he knows what he's talking about but that is a leap of faith because, honestly, how would I really know?
I went to one of his rallies. I didn't hear anything new, but I heard a guy who liked to talk and could speak exceedingly well. I heard a statesman, a diplomat. Can a statesman be corrupt? Can he be duplicious? Can he be an unmitigated asshole? Absolutely. Regardless...a statesman and a diplomat, a guy who sounds intelligent, reasonable and speaks convincingly...that is the sort of person we need in the oval office at this moment. |
i bet EVEN the illuminati would back obama right about now.
here's how it works folks. put in a republican and tear shit up worldwide. when the people are fed up and almost to a breaking point, then put in a democrat to cool things down. obama would be the perfect candidate to cool tensions worldwide. also keep in mind...most of obama's supporters are WHITE, so you need to take that racist bs some place else. |
And EVEN if you hate him, give him props for that speech on the 18th. Check it out on YouTube if you've only heard sound bytes. That was a historic speech that will likely be talked about years from now whether he wins the white house or loses the nomination.
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FACT - If a white politician ever used the phrase "typical black person" he would be crucified and his career would be over.
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the speech that has those already supporting him saying how amazing it was... the speech that has everyone who was on the fence running away from him? ... the speech that gave the lead back to Hillary because people were hoping that he would consistent with his message and denounce racism and race issues and hopefully be consistent with his message of unity? that speech? the speech that put him behind and still has him trailing behind US politics most vile and ruthless cunnt? historic? really? :1orglaugh:1orglaugh |
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Created by someone using his myspace-like system that anyone could came along and create? Yes! Further proof of Iraq Hussien Osama's evil plot to rid amerikkka of whitey! *Bonus points to someone to pull off a kkk my.barackobama.com page! |
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the parallels between hitler and obama are astounding
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Wanna know why? Because it's a fucking non-issue. |
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I just think vaguely racist comments aren't going to cause immediate destruction to a white politicians career. they will catch flak, but a career ender? Doubtful. |
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I can assure you it would be political suicide for McCain or Clinton to so much as utter the words, "typical black person." |
Yawn.......
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you know.. you just may be right..:1orglaugh:1orglaugh |
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Saying someone is typical of a race is fine as long as its true. I can easily say the typical black man listens to rap and hiphop music and that is far from racist.
Now isnt McCain playing buddy buddy with Pat Robinson and the other assorted fucktard religious bigots? How is this even any bit slightly different than some of what Obama has been accused of? I seem to recall them blaming 9/11 on certain people, and Katrina on certain people as well. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Byrd A former chapter leader of the KKK and now a sitting Democrat senator - the longest serving member in the history of the senate. |
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Yes, Wright is obviously a zealout and he has some of his facts wrong like saying the government created AIDS, and some of what he says is antiquited and is certainly divisive and directly opposite of the "bridging of the races" speech that's been Obama's schtick. But supremacist? Did he say Blacks are superior? Is he in favor of segregation? He befriended Obama who is half black half white. His congregation has black and white members. Railing against certain domestic and foreign policies isn't anti-American. Pat Buchanan is opposed to the Iraq war - does that make him anti-American? |
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There's a line that seprates criticism of American policy and being fervently anti-American on all levels. I think Wright crosses that line. Have you ever heard Pat Buchanan feel the need to start wailing "God damn America! God damn America!" during one of his commentaries? Or refer to "the U.S. of KKK-A!"? |
It is interesting to me the guy that originally pushed this story Sean Hannity has been exposed as a bigot because of his past close association with a Neo Nazi.
See: Hannity's Soul-Mate of Hate http://www.thenation.com/doc/20050620/blumenthal It is just now blowing up in the news. |
It would be really hard to discuss racial issues often without phrasing something badly once in a while.
But go ahead and vote Republican. THEY"RE not racist! :winkwink: |
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Farrakhan may be a separatist, but Wright's associations with people of all races both in the Marines and outside, suggest that he is not. Somebody above posted the name of Senator Robert Byrd, who was once a KKK member. I don't see the kind of separatist racist rhetoric coming from Wright that came from him, which was unmistakably separatist and anti-American speech: "Rather I should die a thousand times, and see Old Glory trampled in the dirt never to rise again, than to see this beloved land of ours become degraded by race mongrels, a throwback to the blackest specimen from the wilds. . . . I shall never fight in the armed forces with a Negro by my side" Falwell and others have made crude remarks about America (re: 9/11) which could also be interpreted as anti-American. One difference is that Wright apparently had no intention of appearing on on mainstream tv like the late Falwell and Robertson love to do. For what it's worth, mainstream music artists have used sayings like "AmeriKKKa" and have sold those albums nationwide. I don't consider this to be anti-American in the conventional sense. |
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I also disagree with "America is stupid" I think it is arrogant and childish to label people you disagree with as "stupid". |
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