Im not voting for Mccain. The last thing I want to have a chance to be president is someone who thinks we walked with dinosaurs, and that there is a magical guy in the sky giving us orders.
Im not voting for Mccain. The last thing I want to have a chance to be president is someone who thinks we walked with dinosaurs, and that there is a magical guy in the sky giving us orders.
Second quote from that link is wrong. They guy clearly said "Negro" not "great person". HUGE difference.
Vic
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Well, then we agree on something. But you could have fooled the rest of us with your constant repeating of RNC talking points.
Look, if you had provided a vid link in your first (or even 2nd) post, or not gone off the deep end by implying that "redneck" is a racist term, we would not have had a problem here.
Originally posted by: andy04
Its unfortunate, but racism was the base of this election its just that the radicals are coming out now as Obama has already won. Its just that these people are willing to demonstrate their feelings against Obama by any means in a last desperate attempt to defeat him. People who are concerned about Obama's safety are just crazy. These people are just trying win some votes by inducing hatred (as I have done in this forum). Its too little too late
i don't think people who are concerned about his safety are crazy....that isn't to say that some peoples interpretation of the events aren't completely wrong, but assassination isn't unheard of...i'm sure there are plenty of people who have wanted to kill every single president that has ever existed
I see the two as quite similar to be honest....Cosby really isn't some kind of hero in my opinion.
And aside from the use of the dreaded "N" word, how is the statement any less bigoted?
While you're at it, tell how innocent these quotes are:
The woman who made that last statement is also a liar. She IS trash.
Anything that doesnt sound like "Obama is a savior" is considered a RNC talking point around here, and gets a swift response from the same 4 people. I dont mind Obama, I think alot of his supporters (at least on the internet) are off thier rocker.
As far as redneck not being a racist term, Ill ask the American Heritage dictionary:
NOUN: Offensive Slang 1. Used as a disparaging term for a member of the white rural laboring class, especially in the southern United States.
Vic
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Oh FFS... that's probably because the only people I know who keep repeating this "Obama is a savior" crap are usually the same ones who do nothing but spout RNC talking points. I don't think Obama is a savior. What I do think is that the religious right have taken over the Republican party and McCain's campaign, and (as a fiscal conservative and social libertarian) I am working hard against that. And last I checked, the religious right are neither fiscally conservative nor socially libertarian. So who else do you suppose I should be backing in this election? And don't say Bob Barr.
Now if you have a legitimate argument, then say it. If you want to complain about black racists supporting Obama, make a thread for it. Otherwise, in this thread, you were just diverting from the thread topic with flamebait, and that's why you got flamed.
And somebody better tell Jeff Foxworthy that he can't tell redneck jokes anymore...
Originally posted by: Harvey
And aside from the use of the dreaded "N" word, how is the statement any less bigoted?
Of course they those first two statements were bigoted. However, the site claiming the man said "great person" when he clearly said "Negro" is obviously trying skew what the man said to make it seem more bigoted.
I dont excuse any of these statements, however, none of them are bigoted or racist.
Now if you couldnt use slurs towards your own race, we would have no Chris Rock, George Lopez, or rap music. :laugh:
sandorski
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Originally posted by: Corbett
Originally posted by: Harvey
And aside from the use of the dreaded "N" word, how is the statement any less bigoted?
Of course they those first two statements were bigoted. However, the site claiming the man said "great person" when he clearly said "Negro" is obviously trying skew what the man said to make it seem more bigoted.
I dont excuse any of these statements, however, none of them are bigoted or racist.
Really?
Originally posted by: Corbett
Originally posted by: Harvey
And aside from the use of the dreaded "N" word, how is the statement any less bigoted?
Of course they those first two statements were bigoted. However, the site claiming the man said "great person" when he clearly said "Negro" is obviously trying skew what the man said to make it seem more bigoted.
I dont excuse any of these statements, however, none of them are bigoted or racist.
Of course they're not to you, that's how you talk.
fallout man
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You are out of your fucking gourd.
Sweet Jesus, shine your holy light onto these forum posters. Let your holy ultraviolet shine purge the stupid bacteria contaminating their crania. You are a truly awesome God, and you can probably trace them through their I.P. addresses because you're awesome like that.
I pray to you, Lord. Please shine your holy light onto the misguided, and take the scales from their eyes so that they may see that lying to themselves is as much of a sin as lying to others.
Peace out, Jesus.
sandorski
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Go for it.
There were a few moments I could see some possible objectionable statements, but being a sensible person I can understand why certain things were said. The people in this Video were far more Intelligent in their responses than what was seen in the Ohio video of McCain supporters.
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What? How is "if he wins, the blacks will take over" not bigotry? That's unadulterated fear mongering based solely on racism and a fear of black people having power. Why be afraid of black people having power? Oh, right, they're "anti-white," and think "white people are trash"... And of course he's not Christian, which explicitly states that anyone not Christian is unqualified to be President (that's religious bigotry right there). The "known terrorist" isn't bigotry, though it is ignorant, and completely untrue. The others are all forms of prejudices against either race or religion, and thus, by definition, are bigotry.
Refute that.
Can you guys read? I already stated the first two quotes from that story are bigoted. I said the rest of them were not. But nice kneejerk.
Originally posted by: Dari
Originally posted by: Corbett
Originally posted by: Harvey
And aside from the use of the dreaded "N" word, how is the statement any less bigoted?
Of course they those first two statements were bigoted. However, the site claiming the man said "great person" when he clearly said "Negro" is obviously trying skew what the man said to make it seem more bigoted.
I dont excuse any of these statements, however, none of them are bigoted or racist.
Of course they're not to you, that's how you talk.
You know this how?
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