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I love it when these people allow their racism to bubble up in the course of their irrational banter about politics. I wonder if she knows how offensive such a statement sounds? Of course, she probably does not, as being offensive is the only way she can keep her name in the headlines.
I don't think stating a point of fact can be called "racist", and I don't find the statement offensive in any way.
Can you tell me why it is offensive to you, and why you think it was "racist"?
Perhaps there is a new definition of "racism" that I am unaware of?
Ann was right, however. Just, contrast black Republicans with any black Democrat you can name. By-and-large, they are more articulate, appear to be better educated (Condoleeza Rice, Thomas Sowell, Clarence Thomas, Herman Cain, Allen West, Ken Blackwell, to name a few) than any black Democrat you can name.
Then listen to the stupidity of people like Cynthia McKinney, Jesse Jackson, Charles Rangle, and others in the Democrat Party. You'll see what I mean.
What she said was: Black + Republican > Black + Democrat. It's like algebra. You can subtract "black" from both sides and then it's not racist, okay lefties?
I love it when these people allow their racism to bubble up in the course of their irrational banter about politics. I wonder if she knows how offensive such a statement sounds? Of course, she probably does not, as being offensive is the only way she can keep her name in the headlines.
Oh, god, I couldn't believe that when I heard it. Well, actually I could. But that's so bad - even for him.... I mean her.
I didn't hear it, but I read the transcipt. I thought it was hilariously funny, and she was absolutely right. I know what she was saying. Perhaps she could have put it a different way. Oh, well. Hahaha.
What she said was: Black + Republican > Black + Democrat. It's like algebra. You can subtract "black" from both sides and then it's not racist, okay lefties?
Blacks shouldn't have been part of the equation in the first place. If she had left race out of it, this wouldn't be a discussion.
I don't think stating a point of fact can be called "racist", and I don't find the statement offensive in any way.
Can you tell me why it is offensive to you, and why you think it was "racist"?
Perhaps there is a new definition of "racism" that I am unaware of?
Ann was right, however. Just, contrast black Republicans with any black Democrat you can name. By-and-large, they are more articulate, appear to be better educated (Condoleeza Rice, Thomas Sowell, Clarence Thomas, Herman Cain, Allen West, Ken Blackwell, to name a few) than any black Democrat you can name.
Then listen to the stupidity of people like Cynthia McKinney, Jesse Jackson, Charles Rangle, and others in the Democrat Party. You'll see what I mean.
Blacks shouldn't have been part of the equation in the first place. If she had left race out of it, this wouldn't be a discussion.
Well she didn't, and I'll go as far as to say it was "insensitive" but that doesn't make her a racist. Or maybe you can break it down for me and explain how that leads you to the conclusion that Ann Coulter doesn't like black people?
Tell, me: What has Obama ever accomplished in his life? NOTHING. He has been nothing but a "community organizer" (activist/agitator) his entire life, except for the brief period he partially participated as a US Senator (partially, because he didn't do anything there either).
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