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Sounds like you're a closet racist there, Galen....project much?
That's why they're the worst nightmare for the Dems and 0bama especially. I love everything about both of them but since you're a "progressive" you focus on color first and not the content of their character.
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03-10-2011, 11:56 AM #16
Pointing out racist tendencies does not make one a racist. You think a party that has spent two years calling Obama a Muslim, saying he was born in Kenya, grew up around madrasas, pals around with terrorists, "is not like us", is not American....all outright bigoted lies...is ready to elect a black man...in a primary? Never happen.
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Nice try, but not everyone said or believes he is a Muslim, or that he was born or grew up in Kenya, There is a newspaper with his birth announcement in Hawaii the only reason he won't show it is to keep people talking about it and have people like you try to paint them as racist.
Pals around with terroris,t was Palin, someone you say is stupid and crazy.
All of these things where said by individuals not a party. And even if they were, how does that project racism?
And when when you are "Pointing out racist tendencies" you believe to be true that aren't if that doesn't make you racist, it at the very least makes you naive to believe everything your told, and a jackass for continuing the lie w
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None if these have anything to do with him being "black"
Hate to break it to you but it was white people that got 0bama elected and specifically, "independent" white voters (both Republicans and Democrats) that voted his way in the general. What makes you think that a man with an impeccable business history and acumen, who happens to be black, couldn't challenge 0bama for the POTUS? I can tell you this; if he decides to run I'll have his sign in my front yard.
Thats right, I forgot...White Republicans = RAAACISTS. But what about black Republicans? I'm guessing they've betrayed their race, right?
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03-10-2011, 02:56 PM #19
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Four serious GOP primary candidates:
1. Palin - "He pals around with terrorists". "He is not like us"
2. Bachmann - President Obama is running "a gangster government." And, yeah, he probably doesn't like America very much either.
3. Huckabee - "I would love to know more - what I know is troubling enough. And one thing that I do know is his having grown up in Kenya"
4. Gingrich - "What if [Obama] is so outside our comprehension, that only if you understand Kenyan, anti-colonial behavior, can you begin to piece together [his actions]?" Gingrich asked.
These are creme de la creme of the GOP all making primary bids. All pushing racist innuedos and bigotry. If you don't see then you are less aware than I thought. These aren't just individuals, these are carefully crafted talking points from GOP leaders designed to sway people who are too uneducated to understand the psychological process and unworldy enough to think a black man is somehow inherently unamerican.
And when when you are "Pointing out racist tendencies" you believe to be true that aren't if that doesn't make you racist, it at the very least makes you naive to believe everything your told, and a jackass for continuing the lie
Meanwhile today we have Republican Peter King's hearings on radicalization in the American Muslim community. What a tool.
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How is paling around with terrorist racist? He is not like us, she is saying he does not see America like conservatives do. You're the one that takes that as his skin color.. racist.
Again your interpretation is racist, what does this have to do with being black?
What does this have to do with anything?
Haha - Reach much? Do you have ANY clue what Gingrich is talking about
4 people aren't individuals? And the racist innuendos and bigotry are your interpretation, again making your interpretation racist = MAKING YOU THE RACISTLast edited by NCRAVEN; 03-10-2011 at 03:46 PM.
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Meanwhile, Palin ain't dead yet as Galin says according to this latest poll getting 34%
followed by Christie then Cain with Romney bringing up the rear.
http://hotair.com/archives/2011/03/0...urvey-results/
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03-10-2011, 07:43 PM #23
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Your way of thinking is a large part of the problem. You don't understand the coded language in these comments and the artful way they are constructed to not appear overtly racist but they create categories of "us" and "them" and are divisive in construct. All of those people are smart enough to not come out as overtly racist but their innuedos create the same effect. They all revolve around Obama not being one of us. You can't deny that and will probably try to argue why he isn't one of us which shows the impact. You think because they are not calling him a nig then there is no racism involved. You are a prime suspect for their seeding of hate and divisiveness.
A fish in a pond will deny ad nauseum that there is a farm on the hill because he isn't able to extend his faculties nor his experiences wide enough. For the fish, the universe ends at the soggy boot sitting at the water's edge. To argue with him is futile for his world is absolutely true to him.
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So you're saying a Racist knows Racism when he hears it and/or you've got a Racism Decoder Ring™ and everyone who doesn't base their whole life on Identity Politics™ is too stupid and/or not Racist enough to see the Racism in their comments?
Either way, you've just outed yourself as the true Racist here. Congrats!
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