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I think its funny your racism had to bleed thru in your personal attack.
You people are reprehensible.
Racism? It seems like reality, something you apparently can't handle. Recordings of Obama's reaction over the Fort Hood incident have been glaring over every conservative radio talk show in the nation. Obama's reaction is not exactly a secret. But then again, to label something "racist" is always the ace card when you have no other defense.
This woman is dressed like trash! What an embarrasement. It's not even summer time. She looks like she's ready for the street corner at Dupont Circle. ...."Yo man, 20 bucks, and I'll show you a goood time!"
Racism? It seems like reality, something you apparently can't handle. Recordings of Obama's reaction over the Fort Hood incident have been glaring over every conservative radio talk show in the nation. Obama's reaction is not exactly a secret. But then again, to label something "racist" is always the ace card when you have no other defense.
Gee, thats a shocker.
Racist Repugs have been getting their hate on since the day the man took office.
Back in July, it seemed amazing that a little local story here in Boston regarding a police officer doing his job protecting a resident from a potential burglary would garnish more concern than the death of 13 military service men, and 31 wounded from an Islamic terrorist.
President Obama was at a conference for a native American issue, when after more than three minutes mentioned the incident at Fort Hood as though it was nothing more than a foot note, not all that significant. Amazing! Then he has the audacity to tell the public not to jump to conclusions, when this is exactly what he did when he decided to pass judgement on an exemplary police officer, when he didn't even have any of the facts.
Imagine, a little story about an hysterical, uncooperative Harvard professor screaming at a police officer when he did nothing more than requested an i.d. garnishing national press; never mind attention from the president of the U.S. It's easy to see where his priorities are.
Where to start first in dealing with your inaccuratcies?
First this police officer was protecting no one from a burglar.
I think it's good to tell people not to jump to conclusions, that's how people make asses of themselves when have you witnessed positive outcomes when people jump to conclusions?
The President mis-spoke I hope he has learned from it.
Speaking of jumping to conclusions and asses exactly at what point did you jump to the conclusion that Gates was hysterical or uncooperative?
Gee, I'd been personally insulted all the time during my 8 years in the Navy. Judging by some people here, I'd be defended in shooting up the shipmates because I was called names. Well, they probably wouldn't defend me because I'm not Muslim. Here's a hint for those who never served in the military,...if you're this hurt by name calling then how are you going to respond to the stresses of combat and possibly being captured by the enemy?
This is an excellent point, sailordave.
When I was in the Navy, we all had nicknames. One guy we called "boobs" (I have no idea why), and another was Carabou (because he looked like one ) No one took it personally.
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) No one took it personally.
