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11 Oct
Democrat Civil Rights Leader Drops Race Card Bomb on McCain-Palin
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Here’s a test for you Kool Aid.
(No fair using Google)
“ridiculously unreasonable, unsound, or incongruous
2. having no rational or orderly relationship to human life”
Is an apt description of your entire list you hate filled troll.
How many votes do we have to kick this moonbat scum back into the racist ditch it crawled out of ?
YAWN!
Is that the best you can do? Copy and paste from some self-serving, carefully crafted piece of propaganda!
Yeesh. I guess you guys really can’t come up with any actual, factual arguments that aren’t prepared for you in advance.
Nitey-nite! You’ve been p0wned! Deal with it.
Oh, please Mike! Please ban me! Please, please, please!!!
God forbid anyone with dissenting opinion should invade your comfy little circle jerk! Who gets the cracker tonight? Do you take turns, or is it every “man” for themselves?
@More Kool-Aid Please:
All of it.
Yes, all of them.
Well, there you go.
So far all you’ve got is a list of names and not the first fact.
Provide proof for each and every name on your list to support your argument.
Jeez, Aye Chihuaha, you win the daily double! You are both stupid AND intellectually incurious.
Really, it’s been fun. But I have to go trim my toenails or something!
Where are your facts there KA?
Where are they?
Are you completely unable to support your list of names with an actual factual argument?
Well?
Anytime now will be fine.
Oh, by the way, I didn’t see your list of answers to the test.
Musta missed where Kool-aid presented anything but his own opinion on some pols. Anyone see any “factual arguments” in his posts?
I guess Kool-aid’s one of those who think the world is responsible for proving he’s a bigoted fool… t’would never occur to him he’s done that quite nicely himself.
Nitey night yourself, Kool-aid. We’re all happy you can retire now, happy with some false sense of smugness. But with a bar so low for yourself, I suspect you’re the quintessential picture of “ignorance is bliss”.
Kool Aid: You don’t have a dissenting opinion. You are disseminator of hate and racism. You have no place in a rational, mature discussion of these important issues.
You’re such a fool you give clowns a bad name.
I’m glad you saved me the trouble of banning your worthless hide but should you return I’ll have no problem deleting your absurd idiotic remarks.
The last thing we need around here is another left wing moonbat troll with more bile than brains.
@More Kool-Aid Please: I knew the pitter patter of running feet would echo through the halls once Aye asked the dummy to support his list. They love to copy and paste lists from KOS and DummiesU but draw a blank at thinking for themselves.
Kool aid,
Voilà une supposition colorée mais fort improbable. Votre longue liste semble issue d’un malentendu qui repose sur une méprise née d’une confusion.
Je reste hébété devant l’insolence de vos accusations gratuites. L’intellect obscurci par des horions sans prestige, vous restez sourd aux arguments les plus sensés.
Je vais vous exposer l’astuce de la chose dont vous ne pourrez malheureusement pas subodorer toute la valeur.
Voici en quelques traits incisifs: Je crains que vous ne barbotiez à grand bruit dans l’erreur la plus totale. Vous n’êtes qu’un inculte en plus d’être un lamentable pendard. Il serait préférable que vous n’insistassiez plus pour ne pas permettre une aggravation permanente de votre infirmité mentale.
Me fais-je comprendre? Si vous ne comprenez pas, faites semblant.
Damn, How embarrasing;
Even with 2 years of high school French & side-by-side French/English Nostradamus interpretations, I could only figure out about 75% of that Craig, but got the gist of it LOL..
Rocky_B,
Don’t worry about it. French is very complicated. Besides, I have a special writing style; I was a French teacher in high school for a few years. I have no problem reading English. But it is so much more difficult to write it. I get so frustrated here, because I can’t really express what I really want to say. But I guess I’m making some progress.
I’m glad you’ve got the essential of my post. I would like to translate it, but I couldn’t, it would lose all of it sparkling effects… lol
Newspaper Article from 1990 – Obama Putting Down America
http://www.nakedemperornews.com/youngObama.pdf
wonder if America is ready for a black president, or will it show the true racial legacy of the icemans inheritance
Reality check guys
That’s a very odd clip; and I can’t tell that the man noticed a camera was on him prior to his taking the sticker off the doll. Perhaps an Obama supporter
? Plant? Whatever he is, he looks to be a douchebag.
So what was your point?
Gimme a break. Like there are only racists in the R party, or like R’s are the only ones who show some anger or frustration (see also Daily Kos or Democratic Underground or any anti-war rally or a simple Madonna concert!).
Torrance Stephens’ post is part of the racial divide problem.
So, if America doesn’t elect Obama, it’s because of “the Bradley Effect”? Puh-lease….
Oh yes Fit Fit and no name Obama minions have burned George Bush in effigy but do you see us holding Obama personally responsible?
The difference here is that John Lewis is an ELECTED DEMOCRAT and an Obama supporter who is a key player in Georgia and national politics. It’s appalling that a man of his stature would resort to these kinds of incendiary tactics.
Your efforts to dismiss what Lewis has said and done is tantamount to enabling the very kind of racism you people claim to abhor.
You play the race card then complain when the moneky comes back to bite you on the ass.
Typical.
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From townhall.com: On Friday during a town hall-style meeting in Lakeville, Minn., a supporter told McCain that he feared what would happen if Obama were elected. McCain drew boos when he defended his rival as a “decent person and a person that you do not have to be scared of as president of the United States.”
In another exchange, a woman told McCain that she didn’t trust Obama because “he’s an Arab.” Shaking his head and taking the microphone from her, McCain replied: “No, ma’am. He’s a decent, family man, citizen, that I just happen to have disagreements with on fundamental issues and that’s what this campaign is all about.”
Basically, McCain had abdicated the race as far as I am concerned. Apparently he never read “The Case Against Barack Obama”, et al, and the fact of the matter is Obama is a scary individual.
Palin is the only one of the ticket pushing to show some earnestness in trying to overcome whatever lead Obama has with just a few weeks before the election.
John Lewis is one of the biggest racists in the Congress, trust me,I know, I live in Atlanta. The MSM are pulling all the stops as are black democrats: Question Obama on the legitimate points and its all ‘racist’, ‘stroking the fires’, etc, etc.
Hope Obama wins, lets these freaking idiots who want him in so badly bend over and watch themselves get a new one drilled. They don’t have a clue. Rage? You bet I got some, I have no patience for morons.
Then again…maybe McCain knows more that he is letting on and what worries me is maybe he is correct: I don’t have to be scared of Obama being president…yeah…I have a lot more to fear of those controlling Obama…..and McCain. Does it make any difference who is elected?
@Fit fit:
Would you kindly point me to any comments you left on any site anywhere regarding the LA Times referring to Sarah Palin as a monkey?
Show me how consistent you are.
Rawdawg;
To answer your question. Yes we are ready for a black president, but certainly not “this candidate”. Did you hear racial prejudices being spouted by Republicans when Condolisa Rice was given a cabinet position or Collen Powell? No. Did you hear any from the independants? No. Did the Clinton’s or Carter put any blacks in positions of political power? No.
I’ve heard Republican’s say if the McCain-Palin ticket had been a Powell-Rice ticket, they would have supported them just as readily.
The fingers are sadly being pointed at the wrong party.
As has been pointed out above and as history shows, it has always been the Republicans who supported “Blacks”. The Civil War was started by Republicans against the Democratic South which was financially backed by Southern Democrat plantation owners. Southern Democrats were the ones that were importing slaves. They liked the status quo just as it was, with their Black slaves under their complete power and control and dependent upon them for their every need.
During the Civil Rights movement, Southern Democrats were in control of Congress and LBJ, a Southern Democrat, from Texas was president. LBJ supported the Vietnam War and a draft that sent thousands of our countries young blacks to fight a war they neither supported, nor understood. Nixon, a Republican, got us out of that war.
Most Liberal Democrats are the old Southern Democrats and their ideals under a different name. Their socialism agenda goes back to post Civil War reconstruction. The South was in a deep depression long before 1929. BTW Blacks were not the only slaves in our society. My own heritage is that of ancestors who were of indentured servitude status, which did not end with the Emancipation Proclamation. It wasn’t until 1927 when that was lifted. FDR came in with his New Deal, which created socialist entitlement programs. That re-established the government as “Massah”, lording power and control over the poor who sucked at the government teat and became comfortable and complacent in their poverty while the primarily Democratically controlled government did whatever the hell they wanted. Very few were or even are still willing to take charge and do what they need to do to lift themselves by their own bootstraps to make their own lives and those of their children better. Many of the poor see welfare checks as a right, not a privilage and only vote for those who will funnel more unearned money into their hands. Contrary to modern Democratic rhetoric during this campaign, most Republicans are not ignorant “trailer trash” as they would like everyone to believe. The “trailer trash” welfare sucking cross-sections of our society support them.
Heck, I would have supported a Powell-Rice ticket. What the Democrats don’t understand is that we have given high office positions to black people. Whether it be Senate, House, in the executive branch, or in the Supreme Court. I’m still at a loss as to why these racist sentiments arise during a presidential election – we’re not denying anyone of any race anything.
I’m not a big Powell and Rice fan; but I’d support them if they were the Republican ticket.
Oh, yes…and also: Alfonzo Rachel for White House press secretary:
As far as which party has more of a history of racism (kind of a ridiculous issue, as Scott suggests), if we are to play that game, then….
Read: Unfounded Loyalty by Wayne Perryman
Then please note this partial list:
[According to Congressional Quarterly, only 61% of Democrats in the House of Representatives supported the act, while 80% of Republicans voted in favor. In the Senate, 69% of Democrats and 82% of Republicans voted in favor. Among the Democratic senators who voted against the legislation were J. William Fulbright (Bill Clinton's mentor), who was a racist- pg 82, Do-Gooders, Mona Charen]
*[Senator Barry Goldwater (R., Ariz.) opposed this bill the very year he became the GOP's presidential standard-bearer. However, Goldwater supported the 1957 and 1960 Civil Rights Acts and called for integrating Arizona's National Guard two years before Truman desegregated the military. Goldwater feared the 1964 Act would limit freedom of association in the private sector, a controversial but principled libertarian objection rooted in the First Amendment rather than racial hatred.]
Goldwater was also a founding (lifelong) member of the Arizona chapter for the NAACP.
Shattering glass ceilings:
Wordsmith: I think both Rocky_B and my point was that even if Powell was on the Republican ticket and a white man was on the Democratic ticket, we’d still vote Republican. Anyone is better than Obama. Of course, the distinct policy issues are still very important, so we can’t not consider that.
He he…”We will no longer be known as the ‘United States of America”; we’d be known as the ASS – ‘American Socialist States’.”
Wordsmith;
USDA Grade AA Choice post. Deserving of it’s own seperate report. Especially as this thread is getting old and long.
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Mata,
The only person I accuse of being racist here is Scrapiron (he could make Obama’s racist grandmother cringe). There several planks in the Republican platform which I know you don’t agree with (seen the AGW statement this year Mata?). I don’t assume anything you believe until you voice your opinion.
I don’t know what you mean about this “your party” business, I’ve never registered with any party in my life and never will. I guess that’s why I have no problem acknowledging the faults with the Democratic party.
I’m sorry if you are offended, but if you refuse to acknowledge that the Republican party has benefited from racial anxieties for the past fourty years, I accuse you of being in denial.
classic case of poor wording imo
it happens
Thanks for the clarification, Fit. That’s an unusual tact by you… going to the “unspoken plank” bit and generalization of everyone via party affiliation.
That’s what I keep trying to stress here. Both the DNC and GOP have their fair share of bigots and racists. It’s not a “blanket” anything. Fact is there is scum in both parties… today and over history.
Which then brings me to your closing statement that I “refuse to acknowledge that the Republican party has benefited from racial anxieties for the past forty years”
The DNC has benefited from keeping racial divisions alive, well, and festered for the past 40 years. The DNC party is still the one today, playing the gender and race card, but trying to blame it on the GOP. THat’s because they need to keep this age old myth alive that the GOP is nothing but a bunch of rich old white guys who hate women and minorities.
The DNC is already laying the ground work of a guilt trip… that if you don’t vote for Obama, you are racist. Forget that I’m a confirmed and devoted capitalist that hates socialism. The party and media are already pronoucing that any Obama loss is a statement that the nation is racist. Nice…
It is the DNC who benefits when the nation is divided into classes of “victims” in order to push their welfare, social programs in legislation.
And you call me in denial??? Lord love ya, Fit. You do give me a grin sometimes.
You truly should reread Wordsmith’s walk thru history above.
BTW, I say “your party” because, whether you are registered or not, at this time you are standing in the Obama camp. So, for this moment, the DNC is “your party” of choice. Unless, of course, you’re a Ron Paul, Bob Barr or Cynthia McKinney kind’o'guy…. which I somehow doubt.
Well, this is outrageous.
What a disgusting display of blatant racism.
Since Republicans benefit from racism we would never see this sort of disgusting behavior from the supporters of Barack Obama.
Oh wait….
Racism, you bet there is. If you are a black radio talkshow host and support anyone other than Obama, his ‘backers’ come after you. Going by that logic I guess since I am white I should vote for McCain? I will not give in to the racists like J. Jackson who think that way. But I will give in to common sense and say I am voting for McCain in hopes to keep America on the path that made it great, not some Obama idea of socialism. Barack could be a disaster in the highest office. Hopefully he will go back to the Chicago political machine.
Much of this Vid is in Obama’s own words from his book. Found it interesting insight.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lI77cU3jsFs&feature=related
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Kool Aid drinker, like some other idiots I’ve seen, thinks that just because Kevin Phillips gave Nixon bad advise that he didn’t take that he was a Republican insider whose conspiricy theories can be believed based on said “fact.” It’s pretty obvious from his writings, though, that he is neither Republican nor Conservative, and that he is also a heavy Kool Aid consumer.
Kevin Phillips is an idiot.
http://www.walterolson.com/articles/kphillips.html
..and a dangerous one, at that.
http://www.jihadwatch.org/archives/2007/08/017808print.html
And, so are the Lefty Kool Aid downers.
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