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This is more birther nonsense. Trying to move beyond that, and based solely upon the Tancredo quote, "If his wife says Kenya is his homeland, why don't we just send him back?" I would say no. The President's father was from Kenya, he has family in Kenya. It's not like he's saying send him to Africa simply because he is black. I think a mountain is being made out of a molehill.
Whether the publicity is good or bad, it keeps the TEA party in the public eye. Wouldn't it be best to let them languish in silence?
Judging by your answer I can assume that your answer is no. Correct me if I'm wrong.
I am simply asking a question is it racist to tell an Irish man to go back to Ireland.
I am so sick of the double standard. So is it racist to tell an irish man to go back to Ireland
While we are doing all this talk about a persons race we ignore the actual problems of country. But hey lets keep up with the obsession of someones skin tone and then say we want to end racism.
Well racism is never going to end long as those that see skin tone keeps seeing it
I am simply asking a question is it racist to tell an Irish man to go back to Ireland.
I am so sick of the double standard. So is it racist to tell an irish man to go back to Ireland
You are answering a question with another question, which means you are evading the question. If you are refusing to answer the question in the OP, why even post on this thread?
Tancredo: "If his wife says Kenya is his homeland, why don't we just send him back?"
Only freakish granola hempsters with a touch of feminism and a healthy dose of limp-wristed masculinity - ie. Liberal Wussy Sort-Of-Men - would be so sensitive as to find that statement racist.
You don't get the reference that this was to, do you?
Michelle 0bama said Kenya was Barack's home country.
Michelle: "Barack has led by example, when we took our trip to Africa and visited his home country in, Kenya."
People in America are mostly patriotic, so when the First Lady publicly declares that the president views his home country as Kenya, and not America, its a bit insulting, and we have had enough disparagement of our country from these two already.
I don't think Tancredo himself is a racist, but I do think his words are designed to manipulate those who are. In this case, though, I think he's trying to manipulate birthers, not racists.
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