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Originally posted by LLoyd45
I think the two videos say it all..
Originally posted by maybereal11
I think the vast majority of the thread dialogues here contradict the idea that Obama supporters do not do research as opposed to Obama detractors…example: Obama is a Muslim? Was sworn into office on the Koran? Seriously you want to make that case? Obama detractors are precisely depending on the common US citizen to not do research.
Obama didn't mispeak, he said exactly what he thought about White people. He honestly believes the typical White person is fearful of black people..
It can be surprising to see someone as articulate as Obama miss speak. But it happened here and it will happen again. He would have served his point better if he had said “a typical person, who is white” which is what he meant to convey. A “typical person” who is prone to fear those people that are different. His full quote for context… Really do we want to spend time nit picking when people choose words poorly? Have you seen some of McCain’s errors while speaking? Confusing entire countries?
Obama, his wife, and his former church are all more or less closet racists. Do you need more videos or few quotes from his book or his wife's thesis?
This is an effort to confront racism not embrace it.
I never have been, and I have no desire to be a lying, two-faced politician.
“Not really”…wow! When was the last time you were a black man running for US Senator? Not that tough huh?
[edit on 7/2/08 by LLoyd45]
You mean the fact that an overwhelming majority of Obama supporters are ignorant of his accomplishmnets or his background is not a legitimate issue? Is your personal motto "Embrace Ignorance"?
Originally posted by southern_Guardian
He did mis-speak LLoyd, we all know your agenda here is not to debate the facts here, rather to mislead people with these smears, this is why the vast majority of anti-Obama threads have NOTHING to do with the relevant issues to POTUS. You want to prove something about McCain, debate his credentials, otherwise your just throwing more mud.
The mans not racist, HIS HALF WHITE, and his comment was to confront racism, its so damn obvious. Is it so hard for you people to have a real debate about policies? Really? Is McCains policies and achievments so bad that you have to turn to right wing propaganda?jeeze
Originally posted by LLoyd45
You mean the fact that an overwhelming majority of Obama supporters are ignorant of his accomplishmnets
or his background is not a legitimate issue?
Is your personal motto "Embrace Ignorance"?
I'm not voting for McCain either, so your straw man argument is ridiculous. If anyone, I'll probably vote Ron Paul.
Referring to someone as a "Typical White Person" is an attempt at confronting racism? What kind of circular logic is that?
He was talking about his own Grandmother for pete's sake! I can only imagine how he feels about non-related Whites..
Did you watch the videos by chances? I doubt you could find anything even close on McCain voters. They're way beyond the curve in that respect.
Originally posted by southern_Guardian
Its so easy for me to say the overwhelming majority of McCain supporters are ignorant of his accomplishments, other than erm* his POW experience.... which apparently gives him the presidency. Both sides have ignorant supporters buddy, your highlighting the reality of both compaigns, yet your quick to jump the gun about Obama supporters. Yes there is a clear agenda here to spread fear mongering.
I was referring to his Rezko connection, his close friendship with self-admitted domestic terrorist Bill Ayres, his association with the racist and America-hating duo of Rev. Jeremiah Wright and Lois Farrakhan, and his alleged sexual relationship with Larry Sinclair.
You mean by this right wing myth that his muslim or a racist christian or that his part of some secret eltist society? Let me just correct you there, you mean right wing conspiracies right? Nah, their not legitimate issues. However by your account cindy mccains drug addiction should be a legitimate issue, however I recall a few righties stating thats a non-issue.
You want to discuss his backround, please by all means do, just dont distrourt the facts eh?
There's nothing to justify. Facts are facts.
What are you doing now Lloyd? Can you seriously justify the flood of propaganda posts you fellas have got going over the last two months and lecture me on ignorance.?
Who's defending Bush? I'm certainly not.
another one..... yes if I had a nickle for whenever a Bushie told me that.... If your going to defend Bush policies and participate in spreading right wing conspiracies in an effort to get McCain into the president, your must be a hypocrite to support Ron Paul.
We obviously need the Obamabunto translator here.. Once again his words have been misconstrued. Don't believe your lying ears.. believe Obama and what he meant to say!
First off Obama is half white, he obviously didnt mean it in that way especially because he is half white. Secondly, for a biracial man describing his life growing up in a predominantly white neighbourhood during the 70's and 80's, he probably encountered plenty of racism, tis what he grew up in, thus its forgiven he made these remarks by mistake. But Llyod your not here to debate the facts are you?
He seems pritty nice behind whites, im yet to see actual evidence where Obama actually makes a remard that he hates whites... but we havnt seen that as of yet... just more republican speculation. I must say kudos to the righties acting all rightious and and so damn sensitive to racism, the propaganda threads speak for themselves.
From Dreams of My Father: ‘I ceased to advertise my mother’s race at the age of 12 or 13, when I began to suspect that by doing so I was ingratiating myself to whites.’
From Dreams of My Father: ‘I found a solace in nursing a pervasive sense of grievance and animosity against my mother’s race.’
From Dreams of My Father: ‘There was something about him that made me wary, a little too sure of himself, maybe. And white.’
From Dreams of My Father: ; ‘It remained necessary to prove which side you were on, to show your loyalty to the black masses, to strike out and name names.’
A. Back off and let all those men who want to marry men, to marry men.
B. Back off and allow all those women who want to marry women, to marry women.
C. Back off and allow all those folks who want to abort their babies, to abort their babies.
D. In three generations, there will be no Democrats.
Originally posted by centurion1211
Conservatives!
Tired of all this liberalism? Turns out that we just need to be patient.
I offer you The Plan.
A. Back off and let all those men who want to marry men, to marry men.
B. Back off and allow all those women who want to marry women, to marry women.
C. Back off and allow all those folks who want to abort their babies, to abort their babies.
D. In three generations, there will be no Democrats.
[edit on 7/5/2008 by centurion1211]
First off Obama is half white, he obviously didnt mean it in that way especially because he is half white. Secondly, for a biracial man describing his life growing up in a predominantly white neighbourhood during the 70's and 80's, he probably encountered plenty of racism, tis what he grew up in, thus its forgiven he made these remarks by mistake. But Llyod your not here to debate the facts are you?
As a member of the Democratic minority in the 109th Congress, he cosponsored legislation to control conventional weapons and to promote greater public accountability in the use of federal funds. He also made official trips to Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. In the current 110th Congress, he has sponsored legislation regarding lobbying and electoral fraud, climate change, nuclear terrorism, and care for returned U.S. military personnel. Since announcing his presidential campaign in February 2007, Obama has emphasized withdrawing American troops from Iraq, increasing energy independence, decreasing the influence of lobbyists, and promoting universal health care as top national priorities.
Originally posted by justamomma
yeah, i had asked for a list of names to prove that the little tikes in illinois really got what they were promised. if someone can decipher that link i posted on the 1st page of this thread, we should be able to track this.
Number of bills sponsored: 272
Number of bills co-sponsored: 834
Number of bills sponsored or co-sponsored that became law: 16