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Re: Is Obama Trying To Start A Race-War In America?
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Originally Posted by mudwhistle
All of the above has been carefully crafted or rationalized for you. You don't have to think for yourself. Tune into CNN and hear about how racist Fox News is.......
Fox News never said anything like this........"We here at Fox News hate blacks".
But Al Sharpton and Barrack Obama will sure as hell let you know this.
Now you can choose to continue being a racist or you can join the Democrat Party and vote for Obama and cleanse your racist heart and free yourself from White guilt. Liberals, after all, cannot be racist, neither can blacks, according to Liberals.
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Since you can't seem to think for yourself, I'll give you some links to help you.
The Racism Of Fox News
FOX News Racism
Black College Students Hate Fox News Racism
Michelle Obama Sexism/Racism Watch (Fox News edition)
Bigotshtick: Rush Limbaugh on Indians
Limbaugh calls Native Americans "injuns" — again
Rush Limbaugh Attacks Black Katrina victims and praises Whites as the Floods hit.
Racist Limbaugh Calls Mayor Villaraigosa a “Shoe Shine Boy!”
Lott, Reagan and Republican Racism
Republican Racism
Gimme Yo Change Yard Sign
Stick a Pin in It
The Blight That Is Still With Us Now I'm not saying these give proof of offending acts of racism, but these are observations in which individuals feel racially offended. Take it as you will, perception 'is' reality, either right or wrong.
Obama ain't gonna start no race war, that's just silly, and paranoid. But toying with such notions is a dangerous proposal, much like McCain's top advisor suggesting another terrorist attack would be good for the McCain candidacy. 
I just don't buy it that you don't know why these racial stereotypes exist, unless of course you have lied to me about your own condition. 
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-Thomas Jefferson
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