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Old 10-16-2012, 04:13 PM
 
Location: Old Bellevue, WA
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Well, leave it to the racists to point the finger at others for being just like themselves ... supposedly. Birds of a feather. It must have been a very slow news day, to dig-up a story 1.5 years old (the Chicago Mayoral election piece), and another a month old ... to illustrate a point. What point? No point...
Errr... the point is that it shows a longstanding pattern over a period of time, from 1.5 years ago right up to last week when Stacy Dash was called a "sellout" for not voting according to skin color.

What I find so interesting about this thread is that lefties are so comfortable with, and so willing to excuse the idea that people can and should base political alignment on skin tone. I would have guessed that somebody would have come on to post something along the lines of "I'm a liberal, and I don't condone this stuff..." but no one did.
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Old 10-16-2012, 04:21 PM
 
Location: Old Bellevue, WA
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here is what I don't understand, if you republicans believe you aren't racist, than why do you care what the democrats call you?
I suppose you're right. Why should I care if a racist calls me racist? But here's the problem: with our dumbed-down, liberal-controlled public education establishment, many people can't think for themselves, and just pick stuff up by a kind of osmosis. So there are constant accusations of racism being thrown out Republicans, even though they are bogus, many will absorb it without even thinking about it. That's why I bring up these examples of racism coming from the left.
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Old 10-16-2012, 04:30 PM
 
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I suppose you're right. Why should I care if a racist calls me racist? But here's the problem: with our dumbed-down, liberal-controlled public education establishment, many people can't think for themselves, and just pick stuff up by a kind of osmosis. So there are constant accusations of racism being thrown out Republicans, even though they are bogus, many will absorb it without even thinking about it. That's why I bring up these examples of racism coming from the left.
so instead of trying to promote your party as a party that accepts everybody, you whine to democrats about being accused racism?
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Old 10-16-2012, 05:16 PM
 
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Open Racism?

A button that read 'once you go black, you never go back,' was in evidence at the Democratic National Convention. It appears that there was no outcry nor effort to quash the racist sentiment.

Rahm Emanuel and the Politics of Race in Chicago
Then there was the remark by Obama pal Rep. Danny K Davis (D, Chicago) to justify voting along racial lines: "I never saw a chicken leading a group of turkeys." Virtually no qualms from the left...

Or the recent tag of "sellout" applied to actress Stacy Dash, who had the nerve to announce her support of Romney. Presumably she should have voted base on skin tone, not ideas.

Open racism from the left.
I know what you mean. What is this open Racism on the left. Oh wait,


Romney Supporter Wears 'Put The White Back In The White House' T-Shirt At Ohio Campaign Event (PHOTO)

Nah, thats a Romney Rally.
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Old 10-16-2012, 05:38 PM
 
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I know what you mean. What is this open Racism on the left. Oh wait,


Romney Supporter Wears 'Put The White Back In The White House' T-Shirt At Ohio Campaign Event (PHOTO)

Nah, thats a Romney Rally.
So you are going to smear an entire party for the dumb actions of one? Someone in here said that before Obama was elected there were t-shirts worn by the left that read "put the black in the whitehouse". Pot, kettle, black.
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Old 10-16-2012, 06:18 PM
 
Location: Old Bellevue, WA
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I know what you mean. What is this open Racism on the left. Oh wait,


Romney Supporter Wears 'Put The White Back In The White House' T-Shirt At Ohio Campaign Event (PHOTO)

Nah, thats a Romney Rally.
From YOUR link:

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According to Buzzfeed, a Romney spokesperson "commented that the shirt was reprehensible and has no place in this election."
And I would add that if I saw a guy with a shirt like that at a Romney event, I would have immediately tracked down security and as that the guy be booted out. But at the DNC there was no problem with the similar sentiment of 'once you vote black you never go back.' AFAIK there was no comment from the Obama campaign that the button, or race-based voting, was reprehensible.
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Old 10-16-2012, 06:25 PM
 
Location: Old Bellevue, WA
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so instead of trying to promote your party as a party that accepts everybody, you whine to democrats about being accused racism?
Frankly a post like this just undermines your credibility. You seriously think that correcting false allegations of racism constitutes a 'whine?' Thank God most of our country has not been composed of people like this, or we would have never made the progress that we have. We'd probably be stuck back in the days of segregation.
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Old 10-16-2012, 06:30 PM
 
Location: Southeast, where else?
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Oh what ridiculous crap is this. Have you ever been around a real racist? Ones that say, "all ******s are useless and lazy"?
Yeah good point but, it was n******ers saying it? What should I do? Act like a democrat and give good reasons why they do it or, act like a republican and laugh at the hypocrisy and joke that it really is...decisions decisions....what to do...what to do!

Although, I have to tell you, when we were hiring for manual labor, not a one applied....only Hispanics and whites.....hmmmmmmmmmm
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Old 10-17-2012, 06:52 AM
 
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Frankly a post like this just undermines your credibility. You seriously think that correcting false allegations of racism constitutes a 'whine?' Thank God most of our country has not been composed of people like this, or we would have never made the progress that we have. We'd probably be stuck back in the days of segregation.
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