Originally Posted by f100supersabr

How about Asians? Who do they hate

Originally Posted by Louisiana-Oilman

Should he? If he is pro African centric then he should and it would be Black candidates against White Candidates. We would then really see what race the Americans want in power and finally settle that issue.

Originally Posted by Louisiana-Oilman

Its both. It matters a lot.

Originally Posted by f100supersabr

Another good all encompasing generalization!! Keep up the good work!!!

How about Asians? Wh do they hate and who hatesAsians?

Originally Posted by Whaler17

It shouldn'T!!!

Originally Posted by MasTequila

I am at the point that I am tiring of Michelle and Barack and their anti-White rhetoric.

Originally Posted by superbadbrutha

If that is the case should Sen. McCain pick Rev. Hagee or Pat Robertson.


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Originally Posted by superbadbrutha

Ok, now comes the fun part give us a few examples of that Anti-White Rhetoric they have been spewing.


I will start with her senior thesis
http://dyn.politico.com/printstory.c...5E33B3C0F4E64B [color="red"]you can read it in its entirety there. Some highlights
- “Some individuals may place the highest value on benefiting themselves or their families. Others may value their occupational fields most highly. Others may place God before everything else. In still other instances, one’s motivation to benefit either the U.S. society, the non-White races of the world or the human species…”/COLOR]

- …a separationist is more likely to have a realistic impression of the plight of the Black lower class because of the likelihood that a separationist is more closely associated with the Black lower class than are integrationist[s]. By actually working with the Black lower class or within their communities as a result of their ideologies, a separationist may better understand the desparation [sic- typical of hundreds of errors in the paper] of their situation and feel more hopeless about a resolution as opposed to an integrationist who is ignorant to their plight.

Here is another typical passage that is uncomfortable for its poor writing, but nevertheless ominous in meaning:

“Attending Princeton has probably forced [black alumni] to compete intellectually with Whites more than with Blacks and, thus, they have probably become more familiar with Whites intellectually, but in other activities they are likely to have gained familiarity with Whites if they did not spend time with Whites in other activities besides intellectual ones. “

Now a video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lI77cU3jsFs

The LA Time a bastion of conservative thought

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/wash...ng-news-1.html



Asinine, please tell me in the past who has Black folks been voting for in EVERY election? It is clowns like you and your partners on these threads that has made Sen. Obama's race an issue.

No Obama did by justifying Reverend Wright, Bill Clinton & Hillary did, Barack himself said the Rev. Wright thing was a legimate concern, I have yet to see John McCain bring up race or use it himself.

I believe that is what the majority of Americans want, but unfortunately we have people like many on these threads that don't want that. Don't take my word for it just go back and read some of the posts on these threads.


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