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The great Uniter and Peace Prize Recipeint. More like the great divider and warmonger.
Liberals should be humiliated by the choices they made to our this numb nut in office. It had zero to do with ability and we all paid the price. More so the people who put him there.
Yawn... Yet another lame installment of 'Lets blame blacks for why we dislike them.' Thread fail.
Seems to me that the OP isn't blaming blacks, rather he is blaming the president. Though you may have trouble separating the two, which doesn't bode well for your position on racism.
I think that overall race relations are fine. This is a far cry from the era of violent riots and the Kerner Commission. However there are some last vestiges of institutional racism that need to be addressed. Overall though, as more and more blacks enter the middle class and move to predominantly white neighborhoodsand as more whites relocate to urban neighborhoods, we will be fine. It's going to be up to the individual to look beyond skin color.
What do you expect from someone who divides people by their race, gender and class? And the media sucks it all up and spews it out for the sheep to digest. Obama has been a disaster for this country simply for the fact that he has weakened it people by making everyone an enemy and no one a person who we should be working with.
The racism after Obama's election is the result of angered white people who still can't believe a darkie made it into the White House. The only way they can even handle the disgrace is by calling him "mixed".
Seems to me that the OP isn't blaming blacks, rather he is blaming the president. Though you may have trouble separating the two, which doesn't bode well for your position on racism.
Or the OP's.
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