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And whose fault is this? Maybe if your so-called black "leaders" had'nt repeatedly told the masses that they are "less-than" and can't compete on a level playing field without special entitlements, they wouldn't turn to crime. But hey, I must be a racist for stating that truth.


After all it's hard to focus on a family when dads in jail and momma's on drugs and the only job offers coming are from the guys on the corner. Boy that's a big nut shell.)

"And whose fault is this? Maybe if your so-called black "leaders" had'nt repeatedly told the masses that they are "less-than" and can't compete on a level playing field without special entitlements, they wouldn't turn to crime. But hey, I must be a racist for stating that truth."- Happyg

No a person is never a racist for stating truth. But it is the height of ignorance to call a level playing field when depending on ones demographic growing up in the local trailer park can lessen opportunity as much as growing up in public housing. Why on earth would you assume I was only talking about black people? Most of the parolee's that I stood in front of who were trying to change they're lives were Euro/Anglo American.

But you're right though... many of their so called extremist leaders tell them they are downtrodden by the Jews and the Gays and the Blacks and the sell out Fundamentalist blind white America. In fact many of them want to start a White History Month and and have a WET to offset the BET. Yes... we blacks have cornered the market on oppressed thinking... palease.

Reason? Would a reasonable man who claims that this nation needs to get past the racist rhetoric and actions of the past, indoctrinate his children with the same type of anti-America hate-speech from birth? Elections are about judgement of one's character. Obama fails miserably.


Senator Obama challenges christians to make their arguements according to reason and not just according to scripture. This is a very novel approach to an old arguement and he's going to win it.

That was a given. Are you suggesting that the Obamas were clueless as to the anti-America hate-speech of the "good" reverend?

statueman

Don't you mean "anti white

Well... I believe that black conservative democrates would do well to transfer to the republican party en masse to help clean up the rhetorical riff raff and get us back on track. An oppressed people can smell out a shyster but for my part I'm not completely convinced that Obama is all that scary. After all... the folks planning to try alittle love and tenderness on him are more likely to slip through the cracks so he is putting the lives of his whole family on the alter of public service. And excuse me but Reverend Wright is vindicated on the attack being on his church and not just him. The enemies of freedom and peace are about to be smoked out in ways that we could not have forseen and it may be that brother against brother will be more than a civil war prophecy twice come in our land. But for my part I'm betting cooler heads will prevail and those infiltrating the extremist groups poised and ready to quell the many horrible scenarios we are faced with should Obama win. Unfortunately the same would be the case if it were Rice or Powell as a front runner... we still have work to do in this country on an issue that like the forgotten war of Korea gives a sort of 38th parallel kept in check by an army of rational people of faith and reason... or "Americans" as it were.

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Happyg seems to be very far to the right. Obama is doing something that Democrats should have done long ago and if he can just pinch of a 20-30% of the Evangelical vote it will be almost impossible for McCain to win. I do not know if that will happen but it seems likely considering Obama's considerable support among younger Evangelicals who care about issues besides abortion.

Demboy, once again the Dems have chosen a far left loony to be their representative. In a year when the Republican candidate should barely be a blip on the screen, this race is still too close to call. Even with a marginal republican candidate. Now with that being said, it dopesn't mean the liberal loons won't be parading around with their noses in the air telling us all that BO is going to win. But be assured, the normal people will be out voting in force in November; and once again, the Americans will win.


Demboy08
Jun 25, 2008 | 9:16 PM Happyg seems to be very far to the right. Obama is doing something that Democrats should have done long ago and if he can just pinch of a 20-30% of the Evangelical vote it will be almost impossible for McCain to win. I do not know if that will happen but it seems likely considering Obama's considerable support among younger Evangelicals who care about issues besides abortion.

mystere
BillORight
thanks for dropping by my friends

Happyg good to meet you I think we've sparred before.

I think Obama is going to win this engagement by sheer force of his universal arguementation. You see most people get to the point where they stop in an arguement and say "well, you're ok with me but we just agree to disagree"

What Obama does is starts there... stays there and ends there. He's brilliant at it and he's got conversational mortar fire already zeroed in on your position because he know's where folks are going before they get there he carefully gauges the reactions to the last few sniper rounds.

Have no doubt, he's so clever at making his opponents look bad that it's either led of God for our benefit or allowed of God for our punishment. He's the Mahommed Ali of debate...

he floats like a butterfly and stings like a bee.

If you want to beat him you better start listening to me.

Each and everytime BO opens his mouth unscripted, he slowly defeats himself. - Happyg

Uhhh...which unscripted remark has hurt him? With every gotcha he come out smelling like a rose. "Clinging to guns and religion" is a pointed remark and aimed directly at the middle majority of those who have had quite enough of extremist in both parties. He's getting you with a gothcha and you're going to keep bringing it up until folks start saying "he must've been right cause you folks keep repeating it so much"

me thinks thou dost protest too much... now go flick that chip off your shoulder ole boy you're starting to look alittle red of neck.

never looked at Barak Obama in the same as leave it to beaver ...more like francis the talking mule

McCain will win because eventhough he is far from a perfect candidate, when it comes time to "pull the lever", Americans will know where his heart lies and vote accordingly.


statueman
Mc Cain will win

I am thinking their heart lies with Obama considering all the enthusiasm for him.

Hey dprin,

I'm wondering though if you agree with my main assesment that in presenting the faith like many chose to do with a Carlinian political incorrectness if we do the "love of Christ" a dis-service. After all the father of political incorrectness was an atheist.

When did we get to the point where being polite meant compromise? The thrust of my reasoning is that if "I AM" is the only way to heaven then do we who name the name of Christ truly represent the Gospel of Grace? Or have we decided that bible bashing is the way to go? After all when Christ says "no man cometh unto the father but by me" are we accurately portraying him by making that statement a battle cry against the best intentions of the liberal agenda?

dprin it is perfectly okay for you to hold that opinion about Jesus but shouldn't our president's job to respect all religions because he is the president of people of all different religions not a bible association. The reason Obama is so successful on Faith is he does not stick to a few issues and force everyone to agree or disagree on them as you do for a litmus test of religion. He also supports religion period as opposed to any religion per say which makes a person very biased when talking to someone of another religon.