03/16/2010 (6:19 pm)
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Since, judging from his book, Obama did experience racism, how does him talking about it and at one time being upset about it make him a racist? Why is he wrong for sharing that the racism he experienced bothered him? Would it be better if those who were discriminated against kept their mouths shut so that the problem can worsen over time?talking about it doesnt make obama racist; his political counterparts want to try and make that farce a reality to throw mud on obama's name in the current election. this is the way politics work in washington.It doesn't make him racist at all. He is an honest man of character.It doesn't... However, stating that poor white people are bigots ("antipathy towards those who aren't like them")because they are economically "bitter" IS RACIST!On Y!A, anyone who mentions race is a racist.He stated,
"It remained necessary to prove which side you were on, to show your loyalty to the black masses, to strike out and name names."
Would it be different if John McCain said,
"It remained necessary to prove which side you were on, to show your loyalty to the white masses, to strike out and name names."?
Some folks would say it's only his experience, his opinion and his interpretation but that's only valid if you're black.
Promoting any type of white experience, opinion or interpretation would be considered racist.He described "typical white persons" and how they're "bred" that way. Does this sound racist?it is his experience, his opinion, his interpretation.#If you have any other info about this subject , Please add it free.# |
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