Tea Party backer brings conservative message to black voters (Ron Paul, enemy, government)
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Funny how quotas are suddenly a good and principle thing when it serves some folks purposes.
It's quite ironic that racial quotas are owned by the Dems and always have been. Look at the liberal quotas being placed on sex in college sports that is killing small programs. To even mention quotas in the context of votes is absurd.
What spurred Kebreau to become a public speaker occurred in September 2009, when a South Carolina representative yelled, "You lie," during President Obama's health care address to Congress.
"I realized immediately that the next day he was going to be called a racist," Kebreau said.
I wonder how many other people went there immediately? My immediate thought was "he yelled at the president in the middle of Congress"
Making it a racial issue from either side was an error in my eyes because the issue was the conduct of an elected official. I can't think of any other job where you can yell at your superior while he's speaking and it be okay. Those were my thoughts not "oh man, they're going to call that poor guy racist"
Anyway, I'm still looking for the part in the link where he brought the conservative message to black voters. Somebody point it out to me.
Why is everyone being so hateful toward each other today?
One word: Monday.
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Originally Posted by ovcatto
"Tea Party backer brings conservative message to black voters"
There really wasn't any need for him to do so, since black voters are well aware of the "conservative message," which is why they vote en mass for the Democratic Party.
MELBOURNE, Fla. — Frantz Kebreau's speech of creating a colorblind society captured David Folsom's attention almost instantaneously.
Folsom, a Titusville resident, had decided it was time to visit the restroom during the Independence Day Tea Party rally at Space Coast Stadium.
"I had taken about six steps and he had said about six words and I said to myself, 'You know, I can wait,'" Folsom said.
Kebreau, a former Naval lieutenant commander, put his career as a commercial airline pilot on hold a little over a year ago and began promoting his message to the national stage.
Since then, he has progressed to speaking locally and elsewhere about what he says is the untold history of race in the United States.
Until he can get his Conservative bertheren to renounce some of their racially insensetive and in some cases racially hateful remarks he's got a serious uphill climb ahead.
And what's more important is the thinking behind the remarks.
ive never had problems with the tea party outside of some radical members posting signs of obama as hitler and what not..
i do know that white surpremacists have tried to infilitrate the tea party. they see it as fertile ground for new recruits. you also have various supremcists on this forum that come from stormfront on here as well, so im sure they could attest to that if they would be willing to, which i doubt.
like i said before, i dont like radicals.
left wing radicals, or right wing radicals.
i like sensible, calm, no drama people, left or right. im not an idealogue.
I concur. Also, why on earth would anyone vote, based on partisan ideals or unrealistic campaign promises, that neither party / candidate seems to adhere to all that well?
Because apparently we're so fixated on us being black that we can't think about anything else. You should know that by looking at the number of black focused threads we start everyday.
Back to the OP: I'm confused.
I have a couple of Haitian friends and associates; even the ones that were born here do not calls themselves black or African-American. They call themselves Haitian.
Uh, that what they are...Haitians, people from Haiti
It is easy to refer to your homeland if you know where you came from
How can a man speak to a group of people that he refuses to identify with, in regards to their political beliefs and struggles? In short how can a man who lived his whole life as such, put on womans clothes and than speak to them about giving birth? (how is that for an example?)
How can a man speak to a group of people that he refuses to identify with, in regards to their political beliefs and struggles? In short how can a man who lived his whole life as such, put on womans clothes and than speak to them about giving birth? (how is that for an example?)
He can do it but not very well.
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