This election is racist

[QUOTE="sSubZerOo"][QUOTE="Trashface"][QUOTE="kurama2002"][QUOTE="bungie93"][QUOTE="sSubZerOo"]

[QUOTE="bungie93"]The 90% of black people who voted for Obama in the primaries are not racist...yeah right.bungie93

lol Bungie you fail the only thing you have proven here is how much of a RACIST you are.. Blacks historically have always had more liberal/democratic views in the United States for odvious reasons, and the majority statistically have usually always voted straight ticket democratic or a political view that is similar.

Umm...I said "primaries," do you know what those are? In the Democratic primary there were two top democrats, one was black and the other was white. Black people overwhelming voted for the black candidate. Coincidence?

And it's not just in this election. In almost every election where there is a black candidate and a white candidate, blacks disproportionally vote for the black candidate, regardless of party. I love in MD, one of the blackest states, and the only reason we elected a Republican governor was his black Lt. governor, Michael Steele.

I know a lot of white people who are voting for Obama just because he is black. Does that make this racist toward there own race?

You can be racist without being racist AGAINST someone. %95 of blacks are voting for Obama,yet many in the liberal media are saying that if you question his experience, you are being racist. Listen to this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5p3OB6roAg

You are being racist towards blacks.. YOU are suggesting that the majority of them know little about politics and are mainly voting for the color of his skin instead of politics..

The majority of Americans know little about politics, but its safe to say that black people, especially those in the inner city, know less than the average person.

Are you freaking kidding me. Where do you live? How many inner city blacks do you know? Your last statement just took you completely out of the discussion. Idiotic.

[QUOTE="sSubZerOo"][QUOTE="Trashface"][QUOTE="kurama2002"][QUOTE="bungie93"][QUOTE="sSubZerOo"]

[QUOTE="bungie93"]The 90% of black people who voted for Obama in the primaries are not racist...yeah right.bungie93

lol Bungie you fail the only thing you have proven here is how much of a RACIST you are.. Blacks historically have always had more liberal/democratic views in the United States for odvious reasons, and the majority statistically have usually always voted straight ticket democratic or a political view that is similar.

Umm...I said "primaries," do you know what those are? In the Democratic primary there were two top democrats, one was black and the other was white. Black people overwhelming voted for the black candidate. Coincidence?

And it's not just in this election. In almost every election where there is a black candidate and a white candidate, blacks disproportionally vote for the black candidate, regardless of party. I love in MD, one of the blackest states, and the only reason we elected a Republican governor was his black Lt. governor, Michael Steele.

I know a lot of white people who are voting for Obama just because he is black. Does that make this racist toward there own race?

You can be racist without being racist AGAINST someone. %95 of blacks are voting for Obama,yet many in the liberal media are saying that if you question his experience, you are being racist. Listen to this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5p3OB6roAg

You are being racist towards blacks.. YOU are suggesting that the majority of them know little about politics and are mainly voting for the color of his skin instead of politics..

The majority of Americans know little about politics, but its safe to say that black people, especially those in the inner city, know less than the average person.

lol,your the one that dont know nothing which is why your avoiding the other thread because you got destroyed. You bring nothing but ignorant comments and racism to this forums.

[QUOTE="sSubZerOo"][QUOTE="Trashface"][QUOTE="kurama2002"][QUOTE="bungie93"][QUOTE="sSubZerOo"]

[QUOTE="bungie93"]The 90% of black people who voted for Obama in the primaries are not racist...yeah right.bungie93

lol Bungie you fail the only thing you have proven here is how much of a RACIST you are.. Blacks historically have always had more liberal/democratic views in the United States for odvious reasons, and the majority statistically have usually always voted straight ticket democratic or a political view that is similar.

Umm...I said "primaries," do you know what those are? In the Democratic primary there were two top democrats, one was black and the other was white. Black people overwhelming voted for the black candidate. Coincidence?

And it's not just in this election. In almost every election where there is a black candidate and a white candidate, blacks disproportionally vote for the black candidate, regardless of party. I love in MD, one of the blackest states, and the only reason we elected a Republican governor was his black Lt. governor, Michael Steele.

I know a lot of white people who are voting for Obama just because he is black. Does that make this racist toward there own race?

You can be racist without being racist AGAINST someone. %95 of blacks are voting for Obama,yet many in the liberal media are saying that if you question his experience, you are being racist. Listen to this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5p3OB6roAg

You are being racist towards blacks.. YOU are suggesting that the majority of them know little about politics and are mainly voting for the color of his skin instead of politics..

The majority of Americans know little about politics, but its safe to say that black people, especially those in the inner city, know less than the average person.

Well that's an incredibly ignorant statement.

I went to school with kids from the inner-city, not just blacks in the inner-city but kids from the inner-city. And I befriended those kids, and I got to know their families, and they faced problems like my family and the families of my more fortunate friends. They pay their taxes just like the average person, they watch the news just like the average person, and they are just as informed about politics as the average person.

Maybe they don't care about the same politcal issues that you yourself are concerned about, but the average voter from the inner-city's of New York City is just as informed as the average voter from upstate New York.

heh, i never thought i would be quoted by so many people... I'm popular! :blush:HardQuor

You're getting popular for the wrong reason. ~ de arimasu

[QUOTE="sSubZerOo"][QUOTE="Trashface"][QUOTE="kurama2002"][QUOTE="bungie93"][QUOTE="sSubZerOo"]

[QUOTE="bungie93"]The 90% of black people who voted for Obama in the primaries are not racist...yeah right.Trashface

lol Bungie you fail the only thing you have proven here is how much of a RACIST you are.. Blacks historically have always had more liberal/democratic views in the United States for odvious reasons, and the majority statistically have usually always voted straight ticket democratic or a political view that is similar.

Umm...I said "primaries," do you know what those are? In the Democratic primary there were two top democrats, one was black and the other was white. Black people overwhelming voted for the black candidate. Coincidence?

And it's not just in this election. In almost every election where there is a black candidate and a white candidate, blacks disproportionally vote for the black candidate, regardless of party. I love in MD, one of the blackest states, and the only reason we elected a Republican governor was his black Lt. governor, Michael Steele.

I know a lot of white people who are voting for Obama just because he is black. Does that make this racist toward there own race?

You can be racist without being racist AGAINST someone. %95 of blacks are voting for Obama,yet many in the liberal media are saying that if you question his experience, you are being racist. Listen to this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5p3OB6roAg

You are being racist towards blacks.. YOU are suggesting that the majority of them know little about politics and are mainly voting for the color of his skin instead of politics..

I NEVER stated that I believed a majority of them didn't know policy, but I do believe many are voting because of skin color. Me stating statistics and drawing a seinsible conclusion is not racist. If I learned that 95% of whites were voting for McCain, me and probably most media would believe it was due to skin color.Nice try, but you fail.

Who the **** cares what you believe? What you believe does not = facts.

The problem here is some people think racism is the same thing as prejudice. Guess what? They are not.

Definition of racism is the belief that race is the primary determinant of human traits and capacities and that racial differences produce an inherent superiority of a particular race.

Definition of prejudice is making a decision before becoming aware of the relevant facts of a case or event.

So, with that being said, here are the facts:

Is everyone racist? No

Is everyone prejudice? Yes

[QUOTE="sSubZerOo"][QUOTE="Trashface"][QUOTE="kurama2002"][QUOTE="bungie93"][QUOTE="sSubZerOo"]

[QUOTE="bungie93"]The 90% of black people who voted for Obama in the primaries are not racist...yeah right.bungie93

lol Bungie you fail the only thing you have proven here is how much of a RACIST you are.. Blacks historically have always had more liberal/democratic views in the United States for odvious reasons, and the majority statistically have usually always voted straight ticket democratic or a political view that is similar.

Umm...I said "primaries," do you know what those are? In the Democratic primary there were two top democrats, one was black and the other was white. Black people overwhelming voted for the black candidate. Coincidence?

And it's not just in this election. In almost every election where there is a black candidate and a white candidate, blacks disproportionally vote for the black candidate, regardless of party. I love in MD, one of the blackest states, and the only reason we elected a Republican governor was his black Lt. governor, Michael Steele.

I know a lot of white people who are voting for Obama just because he is black. Does that make this racist toward there own race?

You can be racist without being racist AGAINST someone. %95 of blacks are voting for Obama,yet many in the liberal media are saying that if you question his experience, you are being racist. Listen to this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5p3OB6roAg

You are being racist towards blacks.. YOU are suggesting that the majority of them know little about politics and are mainly voting for the color of his skin instead of politics..

The majority of Americans know little about politics, but its safe to say that black people, especially those in the inner city, know less than the average person.

So HERE is the infamous Bungie qoute being propagated recently on OT!

Glad I found it.

lol Bungie you fail the only thing you have proven here is how much of a RACIST you are.. Blacks historically have always had more liberal/democratic views in the United States for odvious reasons, and the majority statistically have usually always voted straight ticket democratic or a political view that is similar.sSubZerOo