Obama's Speach: what a liar

Obama agrees with his preacher, that Black people are the superior race.

Obama agrees with his preacher, that Black people are the superior race.

TetrisRules

Hmmm, been banned before, have we?

[QUOTE="hillelslovak"][QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="hillelslovak"]

I said that I dont write any anti Hilary crap, not that Ive never seen any.

LJS9502_basic

Then why only complain about anti Obama threads?

All Im saying is its okay to not like a candidate, you dont need to keep hammering your opinions into the ground on the forums.

It's an election year....would you prefer the usual religion/girl threads?

Yeah, I guess you're right. I just get tired of the constant bashing night and day.

[QUOTE="TetrisRules"]

Obama agrees with his preacher, that Black people are the superior race.

ThaSod

Hmmm, been banned before, have we?

what makes u say tht...:P

[QUOTE="ThaSod"][QUOTE="Dracargen"]

I agree. He's probably the best public speaker I have ever heard. That's precisely the problem. He knows exactly what to say, how to say it, and to whom he should say it, and he can answer a myriad of questions without giving a damn answer. He can make any person look at him and smile, and you know who else had this rare gift?

Adolf Hitler

Obama has a pretty message of hope and change, but it is nothing more than a bunch of sweet words directed toward people who don't look past words.

pabs013

Please think long and hard before you compare someone to Adolf Hitler In general, when you begin using Adolf Hitler to prove your argument, it means you have already lost.

Adolf Hitler used fear and anger to rouse the populace. This is exactly the opposite of Obama's message.

not in the beggining, at first he roused the populace with messages of better life, education, health and all other wordly things. I don't agree with Dracargen's analogy of comparing Obama to Hitler but you can't deny Hitler promised change and better things for the germans.

This is exactly right, I have never seen this guy actually answer a question, he always says a bunch of mumbo jumbo to get around it.

I was rather indifferent towards Obama's speech today. Actions speak louder than words and the action of going to that wackjob's church for 20 years means more than almost any words he can speak. I'm not saying I think Obama necessarily shares Wright's viewpoints but going to that church calls at the very least his judgment into question. After this situation with Wright it's clear to me that Clinton is now by far the safer choice for the democrats.espoac

THANK YOU!!! My thoughts exactly.

Having just listened to the man's speach, I decided to provide one man's opinion on the subject matter.

Full transcript of the speach here.

Senator Obama's speach proved without shadow of a doubt that he clearly has no problem being involved with a hateful anti-american. The fact that he denounces the comments of his "pastor" but doesn't condemn and firmly distance himself from the anti-american trash spewed forth from this false prophet shows me without question that he at least in part condones the behavior of "Rev." Wright. Obama had the arrogance to make the issue primarily about race, rather then discuss the matter at hand like an adult. While it's no secret that Barack Hussein Obama is at the very least partially racist himself (Pg. 273 in his book "Dreams of my Fater" proves this), he misused the opportunity to condemn the words of a radical dispenser of hate-speach and instead merely decided to comment on racism as the majority issue.

Barack Obama fully showed the incompetance of the modern American politician today. Rather then answer tough questions in a straightforward and honest matter, he skewed the arguement to try to deceive foolhearty Americans. You didn't fool me Barack. I see your true colors. And there are millions more like me. :)

MarineJcksn

You say he denounces the words of his pastor, but he still supports him because he isn't tieing his pastor to a tree and punching him in the stomach. What a load.

I'm sorry, but you used more bark than actual bite. Do better next time.

[QUOTE="espoac"]I was rather indifferent towards Obama's speech today. Actions speak louder than words and the action of going to that wackjob's church for 20 years means more than almost any words he can speak. I'm not saying I think Obama necessarily shares Wright's viewpoints but going to that church calls at the very least his judgment into question. After this situation with Wright it's clear to me that Clinton is now by far the safer choice for the democrats.InterpolWilco

THANK YOU!!! My thoughts exactly.

I get suspicious when someone starts hanging out with the Ku Klux Klan, but until that person actually dons a white costume and leaves burning crosses on people's lawns, I can't rightly call that person a KKK member yet.

[QUOTE="InterpolWilco"]

[QUOTE="espoac"]I was rather indifferent towards Obama's speech today. Actions speak louder than words and the action of going to that wackjob's church for 20 years means more than almost any words he can speak. I'm not saying I think Obama necessarily shares Wright's viewpoints but going to that church calls at the very least his judgment into question. After this situation with Wright it's clear to me that Clinton is now by far the safer choice for the democrats.A_Tarkovsky

THANK YOU!!! My thoughts exactly.

I get suspicious when someone starts hanging out with the Ku Klux Klan, but until that person actually dons a white costume and leaves burning crosses on people's lawns, I can't rightly call that person a KKK member yet.

That same person is still a jackass for hanging out with the KKK. Who wants to hang out with hate filled bigots in the first place?

[QUOTE="A_Tarkovsky"][QUOTE="InterpolWilco"]

[QUOTE="espoac"]I was rather indifferent towards Obama's speech today. Actions speak louder than words and the action of going to that wackjob's church for 20 years means more than almost any words he can speak. I'm not saying I think Obama necessarily shares Wright's viewpoints but going to that church calls at the very least his judgment into question. After this situation with Wright it's clear to me that Clinton is now by far the safer choice for the democrats.InterpolWilco

THANK YOU!!! My thoughts exactly.

I get suspicious when someone starts hanging out with the Ku Klux Klan, but until that person actually dons a white costume and leaves burning crosses on people's lawns, I can't rightly call that person a KKK member yet.

That same person is still a jackass for hanging out with the KKK. Who wants to hang out with hate filled bigots in the first place?

I have a friend who goes to church and hates her pastor (or what he does or says), but that doesn't stop her from going. I think people are missing a huge point here and it's that this Reverend Wright was there for Obama in a way no one else has and although I think Obama probably disagrees with his opinion, he cannot deny the past or connection he has with him. I think it's a personal issue. I don't think his pastor's comments should reflect on him that much.

All the candidates are terrible in one aspect and we can all agree we will never have another great presidential race for the rest of our lives, we now live in a world where candidates cant be honest about their policys if they want to win! Woo.

I guess its always been around.

Hearing some of the things wright said and knowing Obama exposes his kids to this hate speach doesn't bode well for his version of the future iregardless of the fact he supposadly disagrees with him. Being a father that's one of the main things I take from it.

[QUOTE="-Kleep-"]Why don't you go to his website and read where he stands?m0zart

I am not sure I should respond to this, since you seem to be ready to insult anyone who disagrees with you. But oh well, that's half the people online:

I've been to his website numerous times (as I usually seek out the opinions on every candidate). All I can see from his site are very generic statements about the intended result, but nothing beyond the vaguest of details about the actual plan. For instance, take this blurb on health care:

"We now face an opportunity - and an obligation - to turn the page on the failed politics of yesterday's health care debates... My plan begins by covering every American. If you already have health insurance, the only thing that will change for you under this plan is the amount of money you will spend on premiums. That will be less. If you are one of the 45 million Americans who don't have health insurance, you will have it after this plan becomes law. No one will be turned away because of a preexisting condition or illness."

Sure it would be nice if we could all pay less. But HOW? This reads like a summary of what every candidate has said for the last thirty years. And how do you give everyone health care (which effectively puts high demand on a limited economic supply) and still keep prices low (despite the obvious effect that the first action has given the undeniable law of supply and demand)? Excuse me if I don't get excited by that. Has he explained exactly what he will do, and why this won't have the undesired economic effects that most health care intervention systems have had?

It reminds me of the underpants knomes from South Park. There's an initiative and an intended result, but the middle part is one big question mark.

Oh PLEASE, do you Americans look NOWHERE but inside your own borders?

Do you understand that you are one the select few western countries with a highly privatised health sector? How do you think the rest of the world does it? Public health care is not only affordable, ITS THE NORM.

How is it affordable? You see, other countries tend to prioritise their money somewhat more efficiently (it helps NOT to have a federal government, tripple layer governmental systems are generally twice as large proportionally as double layered or single layered, FAR less beaurocratic nonsense to cut through).

Having just listened to the man's speach, I decided to provide one man's opinion on the subject matter.

Full transcript of the speach here.

Senator Obama's speach proved without shadow of a doubt that he clearly has no problem being involved with a hateful anti-american. The fact that he denounces the comments of his "pastor" but doesn't condemn and firmly distance himself from the anti-american trash spewed forth from this false prophet shows me without question that he at least in part condones the behavior of "Rev." Wright. Obama had the arrogance to make the issue primarily about race, rather then discuss the matter at hand like an adult. While it's no secret that Barack Hussein Obama is at the very least partially racist himself (Pg. 273 in his book "Dreams of my Fater" proves this), he misused the opportunity to condemn the words of a radical dispenser of hate-speach and instead merely decided to comment on racism as the majority issue.

Barack Obama fully showed the incompetance of the modern American politician today. Rather then answer tough questions in a straightforward and honest matter, he skewed the arguement to try to deceive foolhearty Americans. You didn't fool me Barack. I see your true colors. And there are millions more like me. :)

MarineJcksn

You and I must have read different speeches. You can still associate with someone and disagree with them on some points. Or do you only hang around people who you agree with all the time, no exceptions?

They can't get a job?

Canvas_Of_Flesh

You can't just walk into some place and say "Give me a job". You may have one, a good one at that. That doesn't mean everyone can do it just because you can.

I must say that Obama did a tremendous job at deflecting the main issue at hand, taking the spotlight of him and making it into a nation-wide problem. Basically saying that since all of are 'racist' it's not that big a deal.

That's what I got out of it, anyway.

This speech got over 1.2 million views on You Tube in less than 12 hours.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pWe7wTVbLUU

[QUOTE="MarineJcksn"]

Having just listened to the man's speach, I decided to provide one man's opinion on the subject matter.

Full transcript of the speach here.

Senator Obama's speach proved without shadow of a doubt that he clearly has no problem being involved with a hateful anti-american. The fact that he denounces the comments of his "pastor" but doesn't condemn and firmly distance himself from the anti-american trash spewed forth from this false prophet shows me without question that he at least in part condones the behavior of "Rev." Wright. Obama had the arrogance to make the issue primarily about race, rather then discuss the matter at hand like an adult. While it's no secret that Barack Hussein Obama is at the very least partially racist himself (Pg. 273 in his book "Dreams of my Fater" proves this), he misused the opportunity to condemn the words of a radical dispenser of hate-speach and instead merely decided to comment on racism as the majority issue.

Barack Obama fully showed the incompetance of the modern American politician today. Rather then answer tough questions in a straightforward and honest matter, he skewed the arguement to try to deceive foolhearty Americans. You didn't fool me Barack. I see your true colors. And there are millions more like me. :)

rinkegekido2110

You and I must have read different speeches. You can still associate with someone and disagree with them on some points. Or do you only hang around people who you agree with all the time, no exceptions?

They can't get a job?

Canvas_Of_Flesh

You can't just walk into some place and say "Give me a job". You may have one, a good one at that. That doesn't mean everyone can do it just because you can.

Uh, actually, yes it does. You have to be willing to work. Filling out an application and going through the hiring process really isn't all that much work is it? It's amazing...it's called trying. Unfortunately, since a job typically isn't automatically handed to you, there are a lot of people who don't try.

lol, so much hate for Obama. Here is an idea. You live in America, which last I checked is a democracy. What that means is that any citizen above the age of 18 is eligible to become a registered voter. Seeing as this is America and not 1984, there is no thought crime and you have the right to vote for whom you want. So instead of insulting each other based on which candidate you prefer, use your vote and quit complaining. So what if Jack wants to vote for Obama because he is black? So What if Jill wants to vote for Clinton because she is a woman? and So what if Tom wants to vote for McCain because McCain was once a POW? You may not agree with thier reasons, but in America you have the right to vote for whom ever you want for what ever reason you chose.

You think Tom, Jack and Jill's votes are not well thoughtout and are damaging the country? Yeah thats how i felt about all the people who revoted Bush back into office but you know what? Thats my problem. So lose this "holier than thou art" attitude and worry about the validity of your vote, not that of others. People have reasons for voting for who they vote for. They may not make sense to you, but they sure as hell make sense to them, and thats all that matters.

Having just listened to the man's speach, I decided to provide one man's opinion on the subject matter.

Full transcript of the speach here.

Senator Obama's speach proved without shadow of a doubt that he clearly has no problem being involved with a hateful anti-american. The fact that he denounces the comments of his "pastor" but doesn't condemn and firmly distance himself from the anti-american trash spewed forth from this false prophet shows me without question that he at least in part condones the behavior of "Rev." Wright. Obama had the arrogance to make the issue primarily about race, rather then discuss the matter at hand like an adult. While it's no secret that Barack Hussein Obama is at the very least partially racist himself (Pg. 273 in his book "Dreams of my Fater" proves this), he misused the opportunity to condemn the words of a radical dispenser of hate-speach and instead merely decided to comment on racism as the majority issue.

Barack Obama fully showed the incompetance of the modern American politician today. Rather then answer tough questions in a straightforward and honest matter, he skewed the arguement to try to deceive foolhearty Americans. You didn't fool me Barack. I see your true colors. And there are millions more like me. :)

MarineJcksn

I strongly disagree with your assessment. Obama's speech was probably the best speech I've heard in my entire 30 years from any politician. For the first time, a politician spoke to us on the same level and not the typical BS. What do you mean "You didn't fool me", you already had a problem with him far before this speech, stop acting like you now suddenly have an issue with a man who spoke honestly.

Why should he condemn a person when he condemned the words??? Have you ever listened to the lunatics like Falwell and Robertson? The very preachers Bush and company keep in their company? They are right wing nuts that have spewed plenty of vile BS in the past. Singling out Obama's preacher, who he's been retired from for a while now, is a double standard.

Just look at this story and ask yourself who put this story out there in the first place. Hannity and Fox news know that Obama is the candidate. The attack machine has only started and all the lemmings will now jump on board, just like they did to McCain back in 2000.

Your opinion is pretty much what Rush Limbaugh and Hannity shouted off right after his speech, and I expect anyone who listens to right wing radio will share your thinking.

[QUOTE="rinkegekido2110"]

[QUOTE="MarineJcksn"]

Having just listened to the man's speach, I decided to provide one man's opinion on the subject matter.

Full transcript of the speach here.

Senator Obama's speach proved without shadow of a doubt that he clearly has no problem being involved with a hateful anti-american. The fact that he denounces the comments of his "pastor" but doesn't condemn and firmly distance himself from the anti-american trash spewed forth from this false prophet shows me without question that he at least in part condones the behavior of "Rev." Wright. Obama had the arrogance to make the issue primarily about race, rather then discuss the matter at hand like an adult. While it's no secret that Barack Hussein Obama is at the very least partially racist himself (Pg. 273 in his book "Dreams of my Fater" proves this), he misused the opportunity to condemn the words of a radical dispenser of hate-speach and instead merely decided to comment on racism as the majority issue.

Barack Obama fully showed the incompetance of the modern American politician today. Rather then answer tough questions in a straightforward and honest matter, he skewed the arguement to try to deceive foolhearty Americans. You didn't fool me Barack. I see your true colors. And there are millions more like me. :)

Canvas_Of_Flesh

You and I must have read different speeches. You can still associate with someone and disagree with them on some points. Or do you only hang around people who you agree with all the time, no exceptions?

They can't get a job?

Canvas_Of_Flesh

You can't just walk into some place and say "Give me a job". You may have one, a good one at that. That doesn't mean everyone can do it just because you can.

Uh, actually, yes it does. You have to be willing to work. Filling out an application and going through the hiring process really isn't all that much work is it? It's amazing...it's called trying. Unfortunately, since a job typically isn't automatically handed to you, there are a lot of people who don't try.

Sure, you can. So the fact that I've been filling out various applications for months now is what, exactly?

I must say that Obama did a tremendous job at deflecting the main issue at hand, taking the spotlight of him and making it into a nation-wide problem. Basically saying that since all of are 'racist' it's not that big a deal.

That's what I got out of it, anyway.

FragStains

I'm not racist. It is that big of a deal....and if that's what he said then he admitted he's racist. Great....just what we need as president.:|

[QUOTE="FragStains"]

I must say that Obama did a tremendous job at deflecting the main issue at hand, taking the spotlight of him and making it into a nation-wide problem. Basically saying that since all of are 'racist' it's not that big a deal.

That's what I got out of it, anyway.

LJS9502_basic

I'm not racist. It is that big of a deal....and if that's what he said then he admitted he's racist. Great....just what we need as president.:|

That's not what he said at all. The basic premise of that part was that some people are racist, and that their conceptions aren't totally invalid. He then goes on to say that we should work together to overcome the roots of the problem, rather than just sweeping it under a rug. Did you hear the entire speech?

That's not what he said at all. The basic premise of that part was that some people are racist, and that their conceptions aren't totally invalid. He then goes on to say that we should work together to overcome the roots of the problem, rather than just sweeping it under a rug. Did you hear the entire speech?

rinkegekido2110

He went to a racist church for 20 years. Now that he wants votes he's doing PR control. Spin how you like....I don't believe him.

[QUOTE="rinkegekido2110"]

That's not what he said at all. The basic premise of that part was that some people are racist, and that their conceptions aren't totally invalid. He then goes on to say that we should work together to overcome the roots of the problem, rather than just sweeping it under a rug. Did you hear the entire speech?

LJS9502_basic

He went to a racist church for 20 years. Now that he wants votes he's doing PR control. Spin how you like....I don't believe him.

If only America would support the only REAL candidate out there. RON PAUL! All you have to do is look at this mans voting record and you will see that this man has standards that NO OTHER candidate has. Hitlery, not even in the same ballpark. Obama, not even close. McCrazy, he's on the far side of the moon when it comes to integrity. Ron Paul is the only man that even has a shot at repairing the damage already done to our country... Look him up, he's still the only viable option, and HE'S STILL IN THE RACE!!!!

www.ronpau2008.com

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="rinkegekido2110"]

That's not what he said at all. The basic premise of that part was that some people are racist, and that their conceptions aren't totally invalid. He then goes on to say that we should work together to overcome the roots of the problem, rather than just sweeping it under a rug. Did you hear the entire speech?

killtactics

He went to a racist church for 20 years. Now that he wants votes he's doing PR control. Spin how you like....I don't believe him.

The reverend was so angry, it makes it seem like we enslaved entire generations of their ancestors :roll:

[QUOTE="rinkegekido2110"]

That's not what he said at all. The basic premise of that part was that some people are racist, and that their conceptions aren't totally invalid. He then goes on to say that we should work together to overcome the roots of the problem, rather than just sweeping it under a rug. Did you hear the entire speech?

LJS9502_basic

He went to a racist church for 20 years. Now that he wants votes he's doing PR control. Spin how you like....I don't believe him.

Seriously...20 years. That's a long time. You just don't go to a church for 20 years and remain "unaware" of what the pastor is saying.

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="rinkegekido2110"]

That's not what he said at all. The basic premise of that part was that some people are racist, and that their conceptions aren't totally invalid. He then goes on to say that we should work together to overcome the roots of the problem, rather than just sweeping it under a rug. Did you hear the entire speech?

killtactics

He went to a racist church for 20 years. Now that he wants votes he's doing PR control. Spin how you like....I don't believe him.

I am positive that Obama is from a white mother and a black father.. Why does he Present himself as a Black Man? I am Bi-Racial ( Black Mother / White Father ) I look more white than black; but this by no means makes me a white man. I don't understand why people would just choose one race over another.. It really grinds my gears. /rant over.

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="rinkegekido2110"]

That's not what he said at all. The basic premise of that part was that some people are racist, and that their conceptions aren't totally invalid. He then goes on to say that we should work together to overcome the roots of the problem, rather than just sweeping it under a rug. Did you hear the entire speech?

killtactics

He went to a racist church for 20 years. Now that he wants votes he's doing PR control. Spin how you like....I don't believe him.

You're kidding right? Try listening to his speech. It's obvious.:|

[QUOTE="killtactics"][QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="rinkegekido2110"]

That's not what he said at all. The basic premise of that part was that some people are racist, and that their conceptions aren't totally invalid. He then goes on to say that we should work together to overcome the roots of the problem, rather than just sweeping it under a rug. Did you hear the entire speech?

FragStains

He went to a racist church for 20 years. Now that he wants votes he's doing PR control. Spin how you like....I don't believe him.

Translation: I'm too lazy to make a specific argument.

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="rinkegekido2110"]

That's not what he said at all. The basic premise of that part was that some people are racist, and that their conceptions aren't totally invalid. He then goes on to say that we should work together to overcome the roots of the problem, rather than just sweeping it under a rug. Did you hear the entire speech?

its_me_

He went to a racist church for 20 years. Now that he wants votes he's doing PR control. Spin how you like....I don't believe him.

Seriously...20 years. That's a long time. You just don't go to a church for 20 years and remain "unaware" of what the pastor is saying.

Are you saying that you can't associate with a person in any way unless you agree totally with everything they say? And if you ever disagree, you have to immediately and publicly denounce them?

Are you saying that you can't associate with a person in any way unless you agree totally with everything they say? And if you ever disagree, you have to immediately and publicly denounce them?

rinkegekido2110

I would not attend a racist church....no. I don't have racist friends either. ;)

[QUOTE="killtactics"][QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="rinkegekido2110"]

That's not what he said at all. The basic premise of that part was that some people are racist, and that their conceptions aren't totally invalid. He then goes on to say that we should work together to overcome the roots of the problem, rather than just sweeping it under a rug. Did you hear the entire speech?

Engrish_Major

He went to a racist church for 20 years. Now that he wants votes he's doing PR control. Spin how you like....I don't believe him.

The reverend was so angry, it makes it seem like we enslaved entire generations of their ancestors :roll:

Me: "Mom, do we have slaves?"

Mom: "No, white people haven't had slaves for over a hundred years and our family never had slaves since we came from Poland."

I gotta go with Mom here, bro.:|

We didn't do anything. Our great-great-grandparents may have done something, but WE didn't.

[QUOTE="killtactics"][QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="rinkegekido2110"]

That's not what he said at all. The basic premise of that part was that some people are racist, and that their conceptions aren't totally invalid. He then goes on to say that we should work together to overcome the roots of the problem, rather than just sweeping it under a rug. Did you hear the entire speech?

LJS9502_basic

He went to a racist church for 20 years. Now that he wants votes he's doing PR control. Spin how you like....I don't believe him.

You're kidding right? Try listening to his speech. It's obvious.:|

[QUOTE="rinkegekido2110"]

Are you saying that you can't associate with a person in any way unless you agree totally with everything they say? And if you ever disagree, you have to immediately and publicly denounce them?

LJS9502_basic

I would not attend a racist church....no. I don't have racist friends either. ;)

Have you ever disagreed with your friends? That's what I'm asking.

[QUOTE="Engrish_Major"][QUOTE="killtactics"][QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="rinkegekido2110"]

That's not what he said at all. The basic premise of that part was that some people are racist, and that their conceptions aren't totally invalid. He then goes on to say that we should work together to overcome the roots of the problem, rather than just sweeping it under a rug. Did you hear the entire speech?

Dracargen

He went to a racist church for 20 years. Now that he wants votes he's doing PR control. Spin how you like....I don't believe him.

The reverend was so angry, it makes it seem like we enslaved entire generations of their ancestors :roll:

Me: "Mom, do we have slaves?"

Mom: "No, white people haven't had slaves for over a hundred years and our family never had slaves since we came from Poland."

I gotta go with Mom here, bro.:|

We didn't do anything. Our great-great-grandparents may have done something, but WE didn't.

Have you seen Obama's speech? He doesn't agree with his pastor on that issue, but can see where the anger comes from. The speech advocates dealing with the root of said anger, rather than just brushing it away as "racist".

Thats the thing, i DID listen to the speeches and found nothing racist.... which is why i am asking you to point it out.... killtactics

It's obvious....and my pointing out his racial rants isn't going to enlighten you if you heard it already and didn't pick it up.

[QUOTE="killtactics"] Thats the thing, i DID listen to the speeches and found nothing racist.... which is why i am asking you to point it out.... LJS9502_basic

It's obvious....and my pointing out his racial rants isn't going to enlighten you if you heard it already and didn't pick it up.

Thats the thing, i DID listen to the speeches and found nothing racist.... which is why i am asking you to point it out.... killtactics

"White America" and "The Great White West" and "HIV/AIDS was created by the white government to persecute black people" don't sound at all racist to you?:roll:

[QUOTE="Engrish_Major"][QUOTE="killtactics"][QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="rinkegekido2110"]

That's not what he said at all. The basic premise of that part was that some people are racist, and that their conceptions aren't totally invalid. He then goes on to say that we should work together to overcome the roots of the problem, rather than just sweeping it under a rug. Did you hear the entire speech?

Dracargen

He went to a racist church for 20 years. Now that he wants votes he's doing PR control. Spin how you like....I don't believe him.

The reverend was so angry, it makes it seem like we enslaved entire generations of their ancestors :roll:

Me: "Mom, do we have slaves?"

Mom: "No, white people haven't had slaves for over a hundred years and our family never had slaves since we came from Poland."

I gotta go with Mom here, bro.:|

We didn't do anything. Our great-great-grandparents may have done something, but WE didn't.