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by Uber Land on 15 March 2009 - 03:03
Obama isn't black. he is multiracial. he had an african father (not african american) and a white american mother.
by Mystere on 15 March 2009 - 03:03
by Uber Land on 15 March 2009 - 03:03
by RatPackKing on 15 March 2009 - 03:03
Well said Nia.......YOU ARE LIVING PROOF (caps intended)
RPK
by Two Moons on 15 March 2009 - 03:03
GOD !!!!!
Help us all...
So much BS I could sell it by the truck load.
SSDD.
Over and over again !!!!
How can a thread go from Happyday hans Amin to Obama mulato ?
GOD !!!!
All I can do is shake my head and be glad I live way out in the woods away from the insanity.
Sigh.
by Uber Land on 15 March 2009 - 03:03
I know racism is alive and well today. but racism goes both ways
now back to the dogs
by RatPackKing on 15 March 2009 - 03:03
Uberland,
America is not a racist country. But there are still racists. Far from being post-racial, Mr. Holder and President Obama's administration seems to be race-centric. To find the closest racist, Mr. Holder need only to look in the mirror.
Nuff said,
RPK
by Two Moons on 15 March 2009 - 03:03
Its mine for reading some of this stuff and thinking my opinion means anything, or that anything will ever change.
Its all Amins fault !!!
Lets go get him !!!
Pick up Happydays on the way, and Fonzy.
A case of brewski and some tums.
I'm just in a strange mood tonight.
by RatPackKing on 15 March 2009 - 04:03
WAIT!!!........Not enough said
I didn't vote against Barack Obama because he's black. I didn't like his policies and the idea that the country will "go to hell" should he get his socialist way.
In a country where the number one daytime talk show host for a decade has been black, I figure racism is mostly behind us. In a country where the best golfer in history is a mult-racial and beloved by people of every color, I figure racism is mostly behind us. In a country where no one blinked that the Secretary of State was a black woman, I figure racism is mostly behind us.
Keep in mind that blacks make up 15% of the entire American population. Proportionally, blacks dominate professional sports like basketball, football and baseball. And proportionally, the majority of their fans are white. I figure racism is mostly behind us.
No one gives a flip that Barack Obama has
1) a Muslimish name and
2 ) that he's 1/2 black. At this point, people are concerned about how his economic policies will affect the country. People are concerned about whether he has the chops to keep America safe. People are wondering if they made a mistake voting for Barack Obama--not because he's black, but because the chief criticism against him has so far been valid: he's inexperienced and doesn't seem to know what the hell he's doing.
I wish that the press and a few of his sycophants could get over their skin-tone fetish. It certainly is difficult to be a post-racial world when all you're focusing on is a man's skin color instead of his character and accomplishments (or lack thereof).
OK enough said now, and my last post ever.
RPK
by Two Moons on 15 March 2009 - 04:03
RPK,
Racism isn't just about black or white is it?
Moons.
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