Racist Black American Voters.
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The idiot it seems is you Assterix.Asterix said:
I never said that almost all black voters voted for osama because he's black, the blacks that voted did.
Go read the article where I got my information. Read what I posted.
Pass this along to Fred Zed as well.
Then why do these blacks agree with his platform?S.C. Joe said:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NyvqhdllXgU
Does voting "for" someone because you're the same race make you racist, as much for not voting for someone because of their race? Are the two mutually exclusive?
If white people said they voted for McCain because he was white, that would be considered racist, but because black people vote for OBAMA (not osama) then it is not considered racist. No one is going to say that a black man is racist for voting for a black president or for even voting to prevent a white president. There will be tons of arguments to defend the action.
Personally, racist votes or not, I am glad that Obama was elected.
Personally, racist votes or not, I am glad that Obama was elected.
What I think you missed in your analogy is "white people voting for mcain because he's white, and black people voting for obama because he's black. Totally different meaning than what you proposed. Sorry, a person voting for someone based on the colour of their skin is racist, no matter how you slice it.Rylan said:
There is nothing to be ashamed of in taking a night school class and brushing up on English language and reading skills son.Asterix said:
I'm not going to take you by the hand and spell it out for you.
The words I joined together make sence.
The article is not hard to find...don't be so lazy.
tboy said:
Oh no, I get it Tboy.
What I am saying is if any white person says "I am voting for the white guy" That person will be called a racist - no matter what argument is used, he/she is a white racist.
If any black person says(as they have) "I am voting the black guy" No one dares call them a racist. No argument will need to be used. He/she is doing what is needed/should have been done long before now, or making sure things are fair, or whatever excuse they can come up with, and it is all accepted.
It is racist no matter, but the "reality" is - Blacks can vote based on color, and whites can't.
Yea, it's kind of like there has been 43 presidents and all of a sudden people question why the 44th was elected.
But since he's half white isn't the question a bit moot.
But since he's half white isn't the question a bit moot.
hey dajodo2,
From Nov. 5, 2008. Globe & Mail.
"About 90% of African-Americans were expected to have voted, with a similarly overwhelming percentage of them supporting Mr. Obama. In Florida, exit polling showed 98% of blacks voted for Mr. Obama."
No mention of "because he is black"
Your You Tube posting with Harold Stern is so trite and trivial. Was it an actual interview? how many people did they interview to find this one? Was the 'interviewee' actually black? you don't know, I don't know and nobody on this board knows for sure.
Barack Obama was elected not just by black voters, but by whites, latinos, chinese and as many as many ethnic groups as there are in the USA.
It was time for a change, this eloquent and intelligent man overcame major hurdles to convince people of all races and colours he was the person to bring change. If Canadians had been able to vote he would have won here in a landslide.
McCain spent his campaign desperately trying to present something, anything to bring Obama down, he made incredible blunders. Palin, perhaps was the largest. The Fox News/Rush Limbaugh vitriolic crowd did everything they could but Obama stayed on his message, gave people hope, took the high road and ultimately became POTUS.
I hope and we all should hope he gets to deliver on his promise, this is a difficult time and like it or not much in our lives depends on this man.
From Nov. 5, 2008. Globe & Mail.
"About 90% of African-Americans were expected to have voted, with a similarly overwhelming percentage of them supporting Mr. Obama. In Florida, exit polling showed 98% of blacks voted for Mr. Obama."
No mention of "because he is black"
Your You Tube posting with Harold Stern is so trite and trivial. Was it an actual interview? how many people did they interview to find this one? Was the 'interviewee' actually black? you don't know, I don't know and nobody on this board knows for sure.
Barack Obama was elected not just by black voters, but by whites, latinos, chinese and as many as many ethnic groups as there are in the USA.
It was time for a change, this eloquent and intelligent man overcame major hurdles to convince people of all races and colours he was the person to bring change. If Canadians had been able to vote he would have won here in a landslide.
McCain spent his campaign desperately trying to present something, anything to bring Obama down, he made incredible blunders. Palin, perhaps was the largest. The Fox News/Rush Limbaugh vitriolic crowd did everything they could but Obama stayed on his message, gave people hope, took the high road and ultimately became POTUS.
I hope and we all should hope he gets to deliver on his promise, this is a difficult time and like it or not much in our lives depends on this man.
Have you listened to Obama's speeches, and then McCain's? Who talks smarter, and makes more sense?????dajodo2 said:
You should go join the southerners, the skinheads, or the KKK.
