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Re: Meghan McCain: Tea Party represents 'innate racism'
« Reply #25 on: February 09, 2010, 01:46:27 PM »
Bro - you voted for Obama - FAIL x 10

You kneepadded HCR - FAIL

You kneepadded Crap & Tax - FAIL



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Re: Meghan McCain: Tea Party represents 'innate racism'
« Reply #26 on: February 09, 2010, 01:47:38 PM »
assuming someone is a racist cause of political views like the left does is the true height of ignorance, BOY

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Re: Meghan McCain: Tea Party represents 'innate racism'
« Reply #27 on: February 09, 2010, 01:53:03 PM »
assuming someone is a racist cause of political views like the left does is the true height of ignorance, BOY
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Re: Meghan McCain: Tea Party represents 'innate racism'
« Reply #28 on: February 09, 2010, 01:56:01 PM »
Haiti is in ruins from years of corrupt government, what planet are you on dude?, and i am sure she could pass any test better than you could, she is a grad student at duke
Your reading comprehension skills are like that of What you said Haiti is. In ruins, understanding a little of their history would help you understand what I said. And just because she is a grad student at Duke does not mean she knows how to pass tests, she could be a poor test taker. Or she could one who can take a test, but not comprehend how to breakdown the info given. I know of a girl who grad Duke in 3 yrs, got a Masters and now is living with a 50 yr old fat sugardaddy, who has "broken" her down so that she now has a poor self image of herself.

Also, there was no reason why body needed to state that his wife is a mulatto and his sister in law is Haitian. It had no bearing on the argument at hand. What it shows is a slight tinge of racism, one only mentions that to dissuade their own feelings.  That's like me saying I have a Ferrari, yet the debate is high tech weapons. People like that are usually the ones that portray that they are "down with it", when it fact that Haitian chick is playing his brother for all he's worth, that's if she is new to the states, which is relative.

I sincerely doubt that literacy tests or Grandfather clauses would be instituted, but in Mexico there have instances where police have stopped Black Mexicans on the road and had them sing the national anthem as proof that they
were Mexicans. The Spanish had imported a lot of Africans from Ghana, Nigeria, guinea to New Spain (Mexico), most have been absorbed into the local populations, but there are some pockets.

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Re: Meghan McCain: Tea Party represents 'innate racism'
« Reply #29 on: February 09, 2010, 01:58:14 PM »
I made my post to disprove the correlation that is often implied that a tea party supporter, or a conservative  must be a racist. I brought up the colored people in my family by blood and marrage to show that just because one is a tea party supporter or conservative does not mean they either cant be colored or must be a racist. For so many left leaning people to follow the misguided assumption that conservatives and tea party goers are racist is just stupid. Racism unfortunately exists in every political group, it is not just limited to right leaning people. For some reason racist remarks by left leaning people are soon forgotten. But if a right leaning person makes the same comment then they must be the racist, how does that work?? So for someone to assume a person is racist based on their political views is just stupid for any political party to do.

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Re: Meghan McCain: Tea Party represents 'innate racism'
« Reply #30 on: February 09, 2010, 01:59:41 PM »
I know a Harvard law teacher that cant manage to keep from lieing to his employers.

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Re: Meghan McCain: Tea Party represents 'innate racism'
« Reply #31 on: February 09, 2010, 02:14:02 PM »
I made my post to disprove the correlation that is often implied that a tea party supporter, or a conservative  must be a racist. I brought up the colored people in my family by blood and marrage to show that just because one is a tea party supporter or conservative does not mean they either cant be colored or must be a racist. For so many left leaning people to follow the misguided assumption that conservatives and tea party goers are racist is just stupid. Racism unfortunately exists in every political group, it is not just limited to right leaning people. For some reason racist remarks by left leaning people are soon forgotten. But if a right leaning person makes the same comment then they must be the racist, how does that work?? So for someone to assume a person is racist based on their political views is just stupid for any political party to do.

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Re: Meghan McCain: Tea Party represents 'innate racism'
« Reply #32 on: February 09, 2010, 02:15:19 PM »
"Colored?"  ::)

Well what is the right term since the loons on th eleft cant seem to make up their damn minds? 

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Re: Meghan McCain: Tea Party represents 'innate racism'
« Reply #33 on: February 09, 2010, 02:18:44 PM »
Yes colored, that is what my brothers wife like to be called when describing her skin, she dont like african american cause she isnt african, but you making example of the word I used is a perfect example of the nit picky cry baby left.

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Re: Meghan McCain: Tea Party represents 'innate racism'
« Reply #34 on: February 09, 2010, 02:30:30 PM »
Yes colored, that is what my brothers wife like to be called when describing her skin, she dont like african american cause she isnt african, but you making example of the word I used is a perfect example of the nit picky cry baby left.
Your wife's desire to be called "colored" is troubling, but that's her business. :-\ Regardless, you should be sophisticated enough to know in 2010 that you are not using a term that is accepted by the vast majority of people of African descent.

If it is a question of "nitpicky," cry baby lefties, try using that term from now on in the presence of Black people. Preferably when around a large group of Black men at places like the gym or at major sporting events. Report back to getbig with the results of your interactions.  :-X
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Re: Meghan McCain: Tea Party represents 'innate racism'
« Reply #35 on: February 09, 2010, 02:32:12 PM »
I know a Harvard law teacher that cant manage to keep from lieing to his employers.
And I know of a college professor who became a madam, and committed suicide (she claimed she had judges , etc as clients), the university she taught at, Arnold S. Is on the board of directors.
I saw your explanation. But the tea partiers are just, pretty much they aren't the answer. Many of those people should have gotten angry 25-30 yrs ago. But like the typical American attitude, reactive not proactive. Americans get lulled to sleep when their paychecks are fat, no concern in the world. Then when shit starts to hit the fan, not realizing that other people's pockets were getting fat as well.
Now, I do not think that a person who is conservative has to automatically be racist, but as a black man who has talked to other black "conservatives" in private, brotha to brotha or brotha to sista, there seems to be a kind of "I'm better than you" and a sense of self hate, like supposedly found the holy Grail and think that they are the only ones entitled to it. And the reason why I put conservative in parenthesis is because most black people are
conservative on many different issues, you should know that being that you are married to a black woman and
your sister in law is Haitian. Who I might add has issues. The term "colored" was used as a polite term for blacks, it can be used as a derogatory term as well, which is why old folks don't like that term.
She is not African American, she is Haitian American or black, or Afro-Caribbean. If that woman is in grad school at Duke, maybe she needs to take some History courses as electives or come up here to Baltimore and visit the Reginald F Lewis Museum on African American History, it's the largest AA history museum on the East
Coast.http://www.africanamericanculture.org/

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Re: Meghan McCain: Tea Party represents 'innate racism'
« Reply #36 on: February 09, 2010, 02:34:51 PM »
the majority of people i hang around and also do business with do have black skin and could care less if they are refered to as colored, when i lived in philly i had a black roomate who didnt mind being called colored, you need to realize that everyone isnt as big of picky tit bag like yourself

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« Reply #37 on: February 09, 2010, 02:39:51 PM »
and parker she doesnt care because she along with myself are truely not racist and we both know that, even she will say that the people that nit pick termanology are the true racist, colored is not a negative term, ni$%^ is a negative term and is uncalled for. As long as people wish to engage it the nit picking of harmless terms such as colored society will never make any progress towards a truely racism free place for everyone, and that statement came from a black person bro.

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Re: Meghan McCain: Tea Party represents 'innate racism'
« Reply #38 on: February 09, 2010, 03:09:22 PM »
Who is trying to re-institute that? 

I personally think we should have a "if you are on govt assistance" you dont vote rule, but thats another story, since that person has a total conflict of interest in who they are going to vote for. 

That is utterly ridiculous!!!   ::)
A welfare recipient has no more "conflict of interest" than does the tax payer.

There is no "conflict of interest", ...there is only interest.
Everyone, ...tax payer, welfare recipient, employed, unemployed, business owner, employee...
EVERYONE has a stake and an interest in the policies about to be put forth by who ever is elected.
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Re: Meghan McCain: Tea Party represents 'innate racism'
« Reply #39 on: February 09, 2010, 04:38:43 PM »
hey benny, or parker, since the use of the term( colored people) is just so wrong, and you profess to me that so many blacks that you know are agianst it, and so many more throughout america are also, then please explain to me what naacp stands for , and why it has maintained that name since 1909???

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Re: Meghan McCain: Tea Party represents 'innate racism'
« Reply #40 on: February 09, 2010, 05:02:08 PM »
Carla Sims, communications director for the NAACP in Washington, D.C., said "The term 'colored' is not derogatory. Whats next does she have problems too??

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Re: Meghan McCain: Tea Party represents 'innate racism'
« Reply #41 on: February 09, 2010, 05:18:58 PM »
I just found on the internet where mlk, rev wright and obama used the term colored people, along with dozens of other speeches and quotes from black preechers, community leaders, owners of business, gov officials, talk show hosts, and tons more, but you want to sit here and tell me that sooooo many people dont like it????

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Re: Meghan McCain: Tea Party represents 'innate racism'
« Reply #42 on: February 09, 2010, 09:29:33 PM »
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Re: Meghan McCain: Tea Party represents 'innate racism'
« Reply #43 on: February 09, 2010, 11:00:12 PM »
and parker she doesnt care because she along with myself are truely not racist and we both know that, even she will say that the people that nit pick termanology are the true racist, colored is not a negative term, ni$%^ is a negative term and is uncalled for. As long as people wish to engage it the nit picking of harmless terms such as colored society will never make any progress towards a truely racism free place for everyone, and that statement came from a black person bro.

First off, I could care less what i'm called. That black friend of yours may not either, or he was just being polite (because somebody using that term to discribe "us" is kinda looked at funny). The N word is a equal opportunity word, it can be used on anybody of any race Maybe the Haitian chick doesn't understand that with terms comes history. My mother had to drink at the "colored" water fountain, go to the "colored" bathrooms. And then she was also called "light bright and damn near white", and she could have passed as well, do you know what means? Also there is no such thing a truly racism free place, Brazil is more racially diverse than us, and they still have racism. Black folk tend to think in idealist terms, not in realist terms. We want everybody to except us, will anything in our power to help that cause. This is not nit-picking, and your lack of understanding or ignorance is appalling.
Ask your sister in law does she come from a pack of 64? To answer this question, is to really understand what defines a person.
Black folk (black Americans) many times don't know "colored" the term, because most don't know where they come from, in terms of tracing their roots back to West Africa. And neither do they care. Many of us have Hypertension, but many of us neither care to understand the reason why Black Americans are more susepible to it that West Africans are. Nor do many care about the theory that this may have come about during the Middle Passage, if they know what that means. Also your Haitian sister in law has more in common genetically with West Africans than Black Americans do, do to the fact that in Haiti there was less miscegenation than in the States, and they have kept there African roots.

The next time your sister in law is late, ask her "Are you on CP time?" CP=Colored People, see what the response is.

MLK used the term colored, yes, but that was in the 50's and 60's, as was stated that was a "polite" term, Rev. Right is old school, and depending on how it was used or phrased he may have been referencing that era as possibly Obama.  

And the NAACP, is a out of date organization, run by old gaurd people who want to keep the status quo, they still think that it's 1968, and that "We Shall Overcome Someday'

Body, you need some serious lessons, for somebody who is married to a black woman, you got some digging to do? Does your wife use a perm kit, and do you know what brand? I mean, am literally flabergasted at the open mouthed ignorance. How old are you? And how old is that Haitian 'colored' chick?

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Re: Meghan McCain: Tea Party represents 'innate racism'
« Reply #44 on: February 10, 2010, 06:14:13 AM »
I like the tea parties idea of small government, and going more by the constitution and what the founding fathers say and i am not racist, hell my wife is part black, and my brothers wife is haitian, even she likes the idea of the tea parties.
Thats nothing to be proud of.
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Re: Meghan McCain: Tea Party represents 'innate racism'
« Reply #45 on: February 10, 2010, 06:27:17 AM »
Yes and Meghan McCain has the pulse of young people across the land.Young people see how cool she is and want to be just like her.Hey Meghan,maybe you can explain why your piss ant father is the first republican to loose the independent vote since Nixon.You little twit,go away,become a democrat and let the conservatives alone.

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« Reply #46 on: February 10, 2010, 06:34:49 AM »
Thats nothing to be proud of.
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Why is that, "Method101"?
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Re: Meghan McCain: Tea Party represents 'innate racism'
« Reply #47 on: February 10, 2010, 06:42:46 AM »
Why is that, "Method101"?
Throwing away thousands of years of nature's work and going against the will of natural selection is not an achievement it's a disgrace.

It's also a disgrace for the haitian woman who threw away her ancestry. The 50/50 mixed one well, she had nothing to lose.

Alot of Africans have an inferiority complex and are not attracted to other africans, they want to be with a european so their children will be superior, regardless of wether it destroys their african ancestry or not. So they end up taking the europeans who were brainwashed by the media to go against nature or were unable to find another european partner.

I know theres probably nobody who is 100% of any particular racial subgroup but there are definatly degrees of homogeneity which have been maintained for thousunds of years which is why human subgroups look so different. It is only recently that people have seen it as an achievement to go against nature's intentions.

How was it that the europeans were able to for example, walk into South Africa and Zimbabwe and take over the nations with ease? They had technology and weapons which were a millenia ahead of the natives, this to me indicates that europeans had a higher level of ingenuity.

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« Reply #48 on: February 10, 2010, 06:45:58 AM »
Throwing away thousands of years of nature's work and going against the will of natural selection is not an achievement it's a disgrace.

It's also a disgrace for the haitian woman who threw away her ancestry. The 50/50 mixed one well, she had nothing to lose.

I know theres probably nobody who is 100% of any particular racial subgroup but there are definatly degrees of homogeneity which have been maintained for thousunds of years which is why human subgroups look so different. It is only recently that people have seen it as an achievement to go against nature's intentions.
Thanks for sharing. ::)  :-X
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Re: Meghan McCain: Tea Party represents 'innate racism'
« Reply #49 on: February 10, 2010, 06:52:46 AM »