On Mar 13, 6:14=A0pm, "andrew.r...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
" <andrew.r...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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wrote:
> What kind of "KKK tripe" came out of her mouth. All she did was give
> overly sensitive people concerned about political correctness
> ammunition to launch their hypocritic replies - look at your own
> words, you're judging her a white supremacist because apparently
> nothing she's done points to actively helping the black community.
> Then I guess unless you've helped out your local white community
> lately, you must be a member of the New Black Panthers.
> Congratulations, idiot.
>
> For the record, nothing she said wasn't true. Obama wouldn't have
> gotten this far if he was white - probably not even close, and this
> coming from someone who sup****ts him.
Your honest and sincere response is appreciated, but look, the man is
half-white and related to the whitest affluent political family in
power. In order to court the black vote, those white relatives have
yet to be seen at his rallies, and that hasn't gone unnoticed.
As far as the youth crowds, they're inexperienced, gullible and
lacking sophistication. An easy crowd to fool His whole campaign is a
sham.
>Regardless of the particulars of
> his stances on most issues, no white man in his position would have so
> quickly and utterly courted the black vote which became Obama's
> initial base, and likely not the youth crowds who are flocking to a
> candidate who represents a completely new undertaking.
>
> The most unfortunate thing about this situation is that someone is
> being essentially persecuted by the media and members of the black
> community (yourself included) for speaking the truth in public. *That*
> is sad. *That* is tragic.
What's sad is anything can be said about Hillary and she doesn't
scream "***ist," but the minute someone confronts Obama on issues, his
campaign and the media scream "racism," trying to intimidate those who
simply do not find the man compelling or competent in anyway.
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