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Originally Posted by Frank
Apparently some people cannot grasp the concept of "Agreement by Association." For the umpteenth time I will explain the facts:
1) Obama belongs to a racialist church that embodies black racial nationalism within its core doctrines.
2) Obama refuses to renounce and cease his affiliation with this racial black nationalist church.
3) Even though Barack claims to disagree with "Rev." Wright on many issues the fact remains that he refuses to disassociate himself from a racialist church.
4) A white candidate would never get away with belonging to a white nationalist church regardless of how well he BS'ed his audience. Ron Paul certainly did not get away with the alleged "racist" comments someone published in his past newsletters nor did he get away with accepting a donation from Stormfronter Don Black.
In the world of the democrats it appears that the only time a candidates racial scandals should be ignored in favour of "issues" is when the candidate is black and affiliates with black nationalist institutions! Geez, talk about racist double-standards!  |
D.I.T.T.O. but you forgot to mention just one thing. Obama has stated many times that the inspiration of his book,--came from his Pastor Wright.
This is not some loud-mouthed uncle that jumps out of the closet every now & then, this is a man whom he respects & admires.
You are so right to mention what if a white candidate had gone to a white racist church. Look at what we've witnessed over the last couple of months.
Bill Clinton simply mentioning Jessie Jackson's name as winning a state in the south is considered a "racist comment".
Bill O'Reilly in an off the cuff statement, that is used frequently by everyone--"lynch mob", is now considered a racist. And on & on it goes.
Yet, we are to believe Barack Obama as being the person who can unite black & white, yet he has been a 20 year member of a black racist seperatist church.
If this was a white candidate, the party either the RNC or DNC would have already demanded his/her candidacy as ineligible to run for the Presidency of the United States.