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I find it odd how somehow, miraculously, the only racism Conservatives see is when they want to falsely accuse Liberals of doing it. Even if we did give you the benefit of the doubt that racism on the Left exists like you pointed out, that's still a 10:1 in favor of Republicans.
If it's pointed out and you agree it was pointed out then they are not false accusations are they?
I find it odd how somehow, miraculously, the only racism Conservatives see is when they want to falsely accuse Liberals of doing it. Even if we did give you the benefit of the doubt that racism on the Left exists like you pointed out, that's still a 10:1 in favor of Republicans.
I can find many more examples. But my point isn't to accuse people of racism but to point out that people might honestly have a different point of view from President Obama's without it having anything to do with the color of his skin.
I agree that most Republicans aren't racist. But most Republicans will tolerate racism in their midst.
We are not the party with a major hero who said that he looks "daggers" at interracial couples when he sees them on the street. We are not the party that elected a congress critter who explained why in US politics, blacks should lead blacks, whites should lead whites, and Hispanics should lead Hispanics. He said that growing up on the farm in Arkansas, he never saw turkeys leading chickens or vice versa. In case you don't know, I'm talking about Rep Danny Davis (D, Chicago).
Not being telepathic, I won't venture to say whether most Democrats are racist or not. But clearly they tolerate racism in their ranks. And unlike you, I provide the evidence of it. You provided zero evidence for your claim.
I can find many more examples. But my point isn't to accuse people of racism but to point out that people might honestly have a different point of view from President Obama's without it having anything to do with the color of his skin.
I agree with that, but the issue still stands that most Republicans are perfectly willing to accept and lock hands w/ the racists in their party to oppose Obama.
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I can find many more examples. But my point isn't to accuse people of racism but to point out that people might honestly have a different point of view from President Obama's without it having anything to do with the color of his skin.
Hell, I don't particularly like his point of view in many areas and I voted for him...............................twice. I just liked the points of view of his opponents even less.
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