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Obama/Farakhan controversy reveals media's agneda against blacks
TraceOneInfinite:
Why do you superiority comples white people act like I'm making this stuff up? Read what I have written below, and tell me Tim Russert and Hillary were not acting devilish...
Tim Russert asked Obama two questions last debate, in a hidden effort to drive a wedge between black people.
First, he questioned Obama in a deragatory manner about pictures of him dressed in Somalian turban and robe (pictures Clintons staff put out). What was the hidden agenda, to make Obama reject his fellow Africans? To drive a wedge between him and his continent of origion? Would that make white voters feel better for him to be ashamed of himself just for dressing in traditional African Somali dress? Is that something to be ashamed of?
Secondly, Tim Russert and Hillary Clinton backed Obama into a corner and made him reject the honorable minister Louis Farrakhan, in favor of none other then the powerful Jewish man. It wasn't enough for Hillary that Obama said he denounced Farakhans statements against Jews. She wanted him to reject Farakhan all together. Why? Why is it so important for her to drvie a wedge between Obama and minister Farrakhan? Obama's father is an African, Farakhan taught black people who were taught by the white man to be ashamed of Africa... that they should love their African brothers and sisters and be united with them.... and now Russert and Hillary demand he reject Farakhan on a national stage!
This kind of dirty politics should outrage people but I haven't seen anyone other than my man Job speak out against this aweful behaivor!
7even:
Well first off, fighting for the presidency is a dirty business. Obama is not the first person who has to experience that. Don't seperate him just cause you love his skin tone.
Next, Farakhan can suck a dick. Denouncing his racist ass is nothing anybody should have a problem with. He could pull me out of a burning car and I'd still tell him that I disagree with a lot of stuff he stands for.
What is really interesting, though, how come a black man with roots to Africa (real roots, not some pseudo-roots a lot of African-Americans claim) is one of the top 3 persons to become president next year, while winning all those smaller, caucasian states? Even red states? Your racist ass can't explain that kind of shit huh? Or maybe you think all those caucasians voting for him just think he's cute, and give him their vote to patronize black people.
Tay:
This does bring up a good point. If you go to Yahoo Search, and type in "Muslim", the automatic finish thing that pulls down has 3 of the 5 options related to Barack Obama. He doesn't even practice Islam, and he is still tied to it because of his father's background. This topic is actually on point, America is scared of the possibility of having a non-Protestant or Catholic president. I think it was a major factor for Mitt Romney losing so much ground on the Republican side, and you can already see how they are trying to casually attach the Muslim thing to Obama, like it's a bad thing. As his entire campaign has gotten stronger, and a few prominent black politicians have or are getting close to switching their endorsements from Hilary to Obama, this was a desperate attempt to try and put him in a position where he either seemed too "militant" because of that, or like he was too soft. The media only pays attention to the bullshit he said/she said things, but doesn't expose this for the bullshit that it was.
"If you ask Mac Mall who I'm voting for, I say Farrakhan as I'm hitting the bong"
<-------------------Quote from this great album
TraceOneInfinite:
--- Quote from: KillaTay10 Supporter of the 'Kill Jimmy Iovine Movement' on March 02, 2008, 05:31:38 PM ---This does bring up a good point. If you go to Yahoo Search, and type in "Muslim", the automatic finish thing that pulls down has 3 of the 5 options related to Barack Obama. He doesn't even practice Islam, and he is still tied to it because of his father's background. This topic is actually on point, America is scared of the possibility of having a non-Protestant or Catholic president. I think it was a major factor for Mitt Romney losing so much ground on the Republican side, and you can already see how they are trying to casually attach the Muslim thing to Obama, like it's a bad thing. As his entire campaign has gotten stronger, and a few prominent black politicians have or are getting close to switching their endorsements from Hilary to Obama, this was a desperate attempt to try and put him in a position where he either seemed too "militant" because of that, or like he was too soft. The media only pays attention to the bullshit he said/she said things, but doesn't expose this for the bullshit that it was.
"If you ask Mac Mall who I'm voting for, I say Farrakhan as I'm hitting the bong"
<-------------------Quote from this great album
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Nice post..... love the quote, peace
Sofa_King_Awesome:
I understand that Obama has to denounce Farrakhan to remain relevant but
Farrakhan>Obama
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