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blacks will riot, in order to defend their King
the more important question is will they use the threat of rioting and other fear tactics to try to convince white people to re-elect their black king?
We all know Obama won in 2008 because of white guilt, but since the Henry Louis Gates episode, white guilt has ended, so blacks need to impose a more forceful approach that will guarantee their savior victory
a race riot isn't exactly a bad thing, in some ways, in order for this world to start fresh and recognize how black people and white people need each other...we probably have to burn this whole thing down and start over, so I wouldn't be mad at a massive race riot in 2012 that causes severe damage in the short-term, but brings about an improvement in race relations in the long-term...because right now, both sides don't want to do anything to improve, and a sizeable violent riot would help to usher in an era where we must look at each other and treat each other better...A Race Revolution if you will
It's pretty simple to me. If the economy is strong and unemployment is low him losing will cause chaos. If the economy is stagnant and unemployment is still fairly high his losing will be expected. The state of the economy will determine the next election plain and simple.
I don't think so now. I think there will be dancing in the streets.
Me too. Honestly, why do we care so much about the color of Obama's skin. We should care about voting for the right person for the job as President. No, I don't think Obama is the right person for the job. We should not worry about whether he or she is black, white, yellow, or red. We should worry about if he can do the job and put the country on the right track. We have not had good leadership in Washington since Ronald Reagan.
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