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September 17, 2009 - Former President Jimmy Carter has condemned Representative Joe Wilson’s reprehensible “You lie!” outburst during President’s Obama’s recent Congressional address as “based on racism.” Such animosity, Carter said, is based on “the fact that [Obama] is a Black man and... the belief among many White people that African-Americans are not qualified to lead the country.” Terming Wilson’s comment “dastardly,” Carter described it as an “aftershock of racist views that have permeated American politics for decades.”

Racial animosity toward Obama has become increasingly vitriolic and public since his Inauguration, especially among anti-immigrant protesters (CSUBUCDAD and AZgrizfan) and anti-government activists (Citdog and any fuck who went to Shitadel) who compare him to Hitler (Catamount Man, Alphajizz) and deny his U.S. citizenship. In addition, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center, gun sales (Alphajizz) and the anti-government white supremacist militia movement (Citdog, Alphajizz and Wildcunt) are surging across the country, fueled by fears of a Black man in the White House, the changing demographics of the country and rumors of gun confiscation promoted by cable TV and radio hosts who ferment and legitimize anti-government propaganda.

Gil Dobie wrote:Hope you are proud of Donkutopia for playing the race card.

citdog wrote:jimmy carter is a sorry excuse for a man, and the worst pres since lincoln. he's an anti-semite too...basically he should shut his cockholster and get back to peanut farming which is the only thing he has ever been competent at

D1B wrote:

September 17, 2009 - Former President Jimmy Carter has condemned Representative Joe Wilson’s reprehensible “You lie!” outburst during President’s Obama’s recent Congressional address as “based on racism.” Such animosity, Carter said, is based on “the fact that [Obama] is a Black man and... the belief among many White people that African-Americans are not qualified to lead the country.” Terming Wilson’s comment “dastardly,” Carter described it as an “aftershock of racist views that have permeated American politics for decades.”

Racial animosity toward Obama has become increasingly vitriolic and public since his Inauguration, especially among anti-immigrant protesters (CSUBUCDAD and AZgrizfan) and anti-government activists (Citdog and any fuck who went to Shitadel) who compare him to Hitler (Catamount Man, Alphajizz) and deny his U.S. citizenship. In addition, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center, gun sales (Alphajizz) and the anti-government white supremacist militia movement (Citdog, Alphajizz and Wildcunt) are surging across the country, fueled by fears of a Black man in the White House, the changing demographics of the country and rumors of gun confiscation promoted by cable TV and radio hosts who ferment and legitimize anti-government propaganda.

Hope you are proud - AZGrizfan, CSUFUCDUD, Clenz, Citdog, Naieve, WildCunt, Col Hogan, Seattle Griz, Catamountman - you racist cocksuckers. SMFH

D1B wrote:

September 17, 2009 - Former President Jimmy Carter has condemned Representative Joe Wilson’s reprehensible “You lie!” outburst during President’s Obama’s recent Congressional address as “based on racism.” Such animosity, Carter said, is based on “the fact that [Obama] is a Black man and... the belief among many White people that African-Americans are not qualified to lead the country.” Terming Wilson’s comment “dastardly,” Carter described it as an “aftershock of racist views that have permeated American politics for decades.”

Racial animosity toward Obama has become increasingly vitriolic and public since his Inauguration, especially among anti-immigrant protesters (CSUBUCDAD and AZgrizfan) and anti-government activists (Citdog and any fuck who went to Shitadel) who compare him to Hitler (Catamount Man, Alphajizz) and deny his U.S. citizenship. In addition, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center, gun sales (Alphajizz) and the anti-government white supremacist militia movement (Citdog, Alphajizz and Wildcunt) are surging across the country, fueled by fears of a Black man in the White House, the changing demographics of the country and rumors of gun confiscation promoted by cable TV and radio hosts who ferment and legitimize anti-government propaganda.

Hope you are proud - AZGrizfan, CSUFUCDUD, Clenz, Citdog, Naieve, WildCunt, Col Hogan, Seattle Griz, Catamountman - you racist cocksuckers. SMFH

D1B wrote:Hope you are proud - AZGrizfan, CSUFUCDUD, Clenz, Citdog, Naieve, WildCunt, Col Hogan, Seattle Griz, Catamountman - you racist cocksuckers. SMFH

UNI88 wrote:

D1B wrote:Hope you are proud - AZGrizfan, CSUFUCDUD, Clenz, Citdog, Naieve, WildCunt, Col Hogan, Seattle Griz, Catamountman - you racist cocksuckers. SMFH

So if all conks are racists because of a couple of jackazzes holding up racist signs at tea party protests does that make all donks anti-semites because of a couple of jackazzes holding up anti-semitic signs while protesting GWB and the Iraq war?

UNI88 wrote:

D1B wrote:Hope you are proud - AZGrizfan, CSUFUCDUD, Clenz, Citdog, Naieve, WildCunt, Col Hogan, Seattle Griz, Catamountman - you racist cocksuckers. SMFH

So if all conks are racists because of a couple of jackazzes holding up racist signs at tea party protests does that make all donks anti-semites because of a couple of jackazzes holding up anti-semitic signs while protesting GWB and the Iraq war?

Cap'n Cat wrote:

UNI88 wrote:
So if all conks are racists because of a couple of jackazzes holding up racist signs at tea party protests does that make all donks anti-semites because of a couple of jackazzes holding up anti-semitic signs while protesting GWB and the Iraq war?

Bad reach, 88.

Col Hogan wrote:Bill Clinton says Health Care debate is NOT about race...

So who is correct...racist Carter, or Clinton...

http://www.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/09/21/ ... index.html

HIU 93 wrote:

Col Hogan wrote:Bill Clinton says Health Care debate is NOT about race...

So who is correct...racist Carter, or Clinton...

http://www.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/09/21/ ... index.html

Col., you know I love you like a play cousin, but there is no way anyone can be honest and say some, if not quite a bit, of the issues people are having with Pres. Obama are because of race. That is not to say that everyone is a racist or all critics of the President are racist, but this is still America, and our history was not erased on Nov. 4, nor were racists magically healed like Benny Hinn just touched them on the forehead.

Col Hogan wrote:

HIU 93 wrote:
Col., you know I love you like a play cousin, but there is no way anyone can be honest and say some, if not quite a bit, of the issues people are having with Pres. Obama are because of race. That is not to say that everyone is a racist or all critics of the President are racist, but this is still America, and our history was not erased on Nov. 4, nor were racists magically healed like Benny Hinn just touched them on the forehead.

While I have no doubt that the President's race is an issue for some people, I agree completely (I don't believe I'm saying this) with President Clinton that people who oppose the Obama health care plan would oppose it if he was white...

It is a horrible plan, bordering on socialism, definately income redistribution...and I don't care who the prez is, I'll speak out against it...

By the way....that isn't like a kissin' cousin, is it...

HIU 93 wrote:

Col Hogan wrote:
While I have no doubt that the President's race is an issue for some people, I agree completely (I don't believe I'm saying this) with President Clinton that people who oppose the Obama health care plan would oppose it if he was white...

It is a horrible plan, bordering on socialism, definately income redistribution...and I don't care who the prez is, I'll speak out against it...

By the way....that isn't like a kissin' cousin, is it...

No, I'm from Virgina, not West Virginia.

I will agree to that statement with one amendment (isn't parliamentary procedure fun? )- some people who oppse the health plan would oppose it if he were white. A racist who opposes Pres. Obama is going to oppose anything he does. If Pres. Obama takes a crap, a racist will have something negative to say like "I can't believe Pres. Obama wasted the taxpayers money on Charmin when he could have used newspaper." A racist isn't going to oppose Pres. Obama and then support the health plan. The health plan is just something else for the racist to pile on.

Col Hogan wrote:
I agree with your amendment...a racist is a racist is a racist...


Now, the son says THANKS for the cigars!!!!!!

A new president, pursuing policies well within the political mainstream, evokes weirdly angry and intense denunciations from opponents -- a reaction hard to explain in terms of anything he has actually done. Does that suggest, as Jimmy Carter insists, that their true motivation lies in racism?

No, it doesn't, because I'm not talking about Barack Obama. I'm talking about George W. Bush and Bill Clinton -- both of whom, from the day they took office, managed to convince a minority of Americans that they were not just wrong but illegitimate, dangerous and thoroughly evil. Obama's troubles are not exactly unprecedented.
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What Obama may not have recognized before he arrived in the White House is that hating presidents is an irrepressible American tradition. The haters hung George Washington in effigy. They called Abraham Lincoln a dictator. They said Franklin Roosevelt was a Bolshevik.
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Looking back, all these claims seem bizarre and unwarranted. But that didn't count for much at the time. The furious denunciations against Obama are simply the latest installment in a custom that seems to have gotten more extreme as methods of instant communication have spread.

So you don't need to turn to race to explain the virulent animosity against Obama. What all the presidents who previously endured irresponsible slander had in common, after all, is that they were white.
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The context also matters a lot. Obama took office during a recession that was the scariest economic crisis in decades -- which under his predecessor had induced some of the most drastic and expansive government initiatives in our history. He took over in the middle of two wars. And he represented a shift on cultural issues like gay rights and affirmative action.

He is president, in short, at a highly consequential moment. And consequential moments inflame the political climate, because so much is at stake.

Does that mean the ferocious criticism has nothing to do with race? Of course not. Obama may be a "post-racial" figure, but there is still a significant slice of the electorate that has never gotten past his skin color.

For anyone who regards blacks as irredeemably alien or inferior, Obama is a nightmare, not just because he is black but because he so thoroughly confounds racist stereotypes.

But that's a minor factor, not a decisive one. It is Obama's party and policies that are the real source of the opposition. If you think otherwise, consider how calmly and congenially the right would have responded if a different Democrat had been inaugurated on Jan. 20: Al Gore.

HIU 93 wrote:

Col Hogan wrote:Bill Clinton says Health Care debate is NOT about race...

So who is correct...racist Carter, or Clinton...

http://www.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/09/21/ ... index.html

Col., you know I love you like a play cousin, but there is no way anyone can be honest and say some, if not quite a bit, of the issues people are having with Pres. Obama are because of race. That is not to say that everyone is a racist or all critics of the President are racist, but this is still America, and our history was not erased on Nov. 4, nor were racists magically healed like Benny Hinn just touched them on the forehead.

HIU 93 wrote:

Col Hogan wrote:
I agree with your amendment...a racist is a racist is a racist...


Now, the son says THANKS for the cigars!!!!!!

Always a pleasure, my good man.

AZGrizFan wrote:

HIU 93 wrote:
Always a pleasure, my good man.

Allow me to PM you my address...

TwinTownBisonFan wrote: There are those with legitimate philosophical differences with the President... however - the whole "he's ruined our country" canard makes no sense from a pure policy point of view, as POTUS has yet to do anything all that radically different - which is why "he ruined our country" sounds to a lot of ears like "now the help will think it's equal"


Personally - I think most conservatives in this country (mainstream ones, right of center, but not extreme) are more pissed off that a DEMOCRAT is in power than that a black man is... it's just... well... they aren't the ones screaming and getting on tv.

clenz wrote:

Cap'n Cat wrote:


Bad reach, 88.

I don't see how, it is the same logic that D is using with that article.

HIU 93 wrote:

AZGrizFan wrote:
Allow me to PM you my address...

You may PM me all you want, but I'm not giving you schitt.