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Caricatures of Obama with a bone in his nose are about low taxes?
Tea party continues to embrace racism.
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At a Tea Party convention held last weekend in South Carolina, several attendees wore t-shirts depicting President Barack Obama as a stereotypical African witch doctor.
Both you and the Grio are wrong. Obama is portrayed as a Papuan highlander. So how can he be depicted as a "stereotypical African witch doctor?" You see a bone through the nose and assume he must be an African? Talk about stereotyping. You are guilty of the same thing you condemn others for.
What did they meet about? The taxes in their GOP controlled state? Or maybe their high ranking in the Nation for violence. Was it the low education and quality of life? Nah,just the black guy being President
You guys never stop looking for something to call racist. Ever stop and think perhaps you are the ones with the race issue?
I saw an Obama witch doctor pic a few years ago. Thought it was funny, since Obamacare was being talked about at the time. Others did to. Not one immediately thought "racist!!!!"
Find something better to do with your time. It isnt racist. You liberals and people like Sharpton and Jackson have completely ruined the race card. It use to actually mean something serious, it no longer does.
Its not racist. The only people that should be offended, are actual witch doctors. Lighten up losers.
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