b, 21b, 21He's won the election, why not just walk away with dignity... img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/doggie.gif" alt="" 21 b, 21b, 21h, 21b, 21b, 21Hey,b, 21b, 21Looking at the news reports, they rather deal with their sour grapes by perpetrating hate crimes against minorities. I find it so oxymoronic how the extreme right spews rhetoric regarding "family values," "religious principles," and "country first," yet they are behaving horribly in response to Obama's election win. I see Obama's win as a true example of American democracy in that the country looked past his skin color to elect the person they saw as most qualified. Shouldn't any American citizen (who is qualified), irrespective of race, gender, etc., have the right to be President? I'm appalled at the reports I've read and find it interesting that these extreme "right-wing" individuals can't accept the election results with dignity and class. We've had centuries of White Presidents of the U.S. and minorities didn't react by committing hate crimes against White folks. Such irony that the "moral right" is acting so immoral. I guess hypocrisy is a right-wing value too.b, 21b, 21Peace,b, 21b, 21Big Stacks from Kakalak
b, 21b, 21He's won the election, why not just walk away with dignity... img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/doggie.gif" alt="" 21 b, 21b, 21h, 21b, 21b, 21Hey,b, 21b, 21Looking at the news reports, they rather deal with their sour grapes by perpetrating hate crimes against minorities. I find it so oxymoronic how the extreme right spews rhetoric regarding "family values," "religious principles," and "country first," yet they are behaving horribly in response to Obama's election win. I see Obama's win as a true example of American democracy in that the country looked past his skin color to elect the person they saw as most qualified. Shouldn't any American citizen (who is qualified), irrespective of race, gender, etc., have the right to be President? I'm appalled at the reports I've read and find it interesting that these extreme "right-wing" individuals can't accept the election results with dignity and class. We've had centuries of White Presidents of the U.S. and minorities didn't react by committing hate crimes against White folks. Such irony that the "moral right" is acting so immoral. I guess hypocrisy is a right-wing value too.b, 21b, 21Peace,b, 21b, 21Big Stacks from Kakalak b, 21b, 21h, 21b, 21b, 21Stacks.....good post.....I have to honestly say that I have heard more support for Obama coming from the Right than attacks. The folks I have spoken to personally and even the majority of Conservative Talk Radio hosts have taken the stance of "He's our President and we need to support him"....or the less supportive "Let's give him a chance" which is still pretty positive.
b, 21b, 21He's won the election, why not just walk away with dignity... img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/doggie.gif" alt="" 21 b, 21b, 21h, 21b, 21b, 21Hey,b, 21b, 21Looking at the news reports, they rather deal with their sour grapes by perpetrating hate crimes against minorities. I find it so oxymoronic how the extreme right spews rhetoric regarding "family values," "religious principles," and "country first," yet they are behaving horribly in response to Obama's election win. I see Obama's win as a true example of American democracy in that the country looked past his skin color to elect the person they saw as most qualified. Shouldn't any American citizen (who is qualified), irrespective of race, gender, etc., have the right to be President? I'm appalled at the reports I've read and find it interesting that these extreme "right-wing" individuals can't accept the election results with dignity and class. We've had centuries of White Presidents of the U.S. and minorities didn't react by committing hate crimes against White folks. Such irony that the "moral right" is acting so immoral. I guess hypocrisy is a right-wing value too.b, 21b, 21Peace,b, 21b, 21Big Stacks from Kakalak b, 21b, 21h, 21b, 21b, 21b, 21There is a wave of hate crimes following Obama's election? Really? I haven't read that. Do you have any source? I'm with Rock. Many Republicans are worried about the policies Obama will pursue, but wish him the best and for now are willing to wait and see. I think many whites on the left need to believe that there is this troglodyte fringe on the right, a monster they can look under their beds for, a bloody shirt to wave. The Republican party, historically, has been the party opposed to white supremacy. Republicans opposed the Voting Rights Act and have paid a price for years. But historically, the party of Jim Crow and slavery was the Democrats. I think when Trent Lott was bounced out of the Senate Majority leader slot in 2002, when the Republicans ran the government, it was the end of Republican tolerance for racism at the national level. I have no doubt that there are haters who commit crimes. But these people are no more Republican or conservative as your neighborhood anarchist shattering a starbucks window front are democrats. It is a retarded fringe.
b, 21b, 21He's won the election, why not just walk away with dignity... img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/doggie.gif" alt="" 21 b, 21b, 21h, 21b, 21b, 21Hey,b, 21b, 21Looking at the news reports, they rather deal with their sour grapes by perpetrating hate crimes against minorities. I find it so oxymoronic how the extreme right spews rhetoric regarding "family values," "religious principles," and "country first," yet they are behaving horribly in response to Obama's election win. I see Obama's win as a true example of American democracy in that the country looked past his skin color to elect the person they saw as most qualified. Shouldn't any American citizen (who is qualified), irrespective of race, gender, etc., have the right to be President? I'm appalled at the reports I've read and find it interesting that these extreme "right-wing" individuals can't accept the election results with dignity and class. We've had centuries of White Presidents of the U.S. and minorities didn't react by committing hate crimes against White folks. Such irony that the "moral right" is acting so immoral. I guess hypocrisy is a right-wing value too.b, 21b, 21Peace,b, 21b, 21Big Stacks from Kakalak b, 21b, 21h, 21b, 21b, 21b, 21There is a wave of hate crimes following Obama's election? Really? I haven't read that. Do you have any source? I'm with Rock. Many Republicans are worried about the policies Obama will pursue, but wish him the best and for now are willing to wait and see./b1 I think many whites on the left need to believe that there is this troglodyte fringe on the right, a monster they can look under their beds for, a bloody shirt to wave. The Republican party, historically, has been the party opposed to white supremacy. Republicans opposed the Voting Rights Act and have paid a price for years. But historically, the party of Jim Crow and slavery was the Democrats. I think when Trent Lott was bounced out of the Senate Majority leader slot in 2002, when the Republicans ran the government, it was the end of Republican tolerance for racism at the national level. I have no doubt that there are haters who commit crimes. But these people are no more Republican or conservative as your neighborhood anarchist shattering a starbucks window front are democrats. It is a retarded fringe. b, 21b, 21h, 21b, 21b, 21That's what I have been hearing. Words about "historic", "wish him the best" and "hope he will be a good president".b, 21b, 21Always followed with something like "I am just scared [and scared is a word I hear a lot] he will be a socialist." or "worried about the policies Obama will pursue".
Quote:/font1h, 21b, 21 b, 21b, 21- Only the sides of your head maintain the capacity to produce hair. You too old and bald to F*ck with a kingpin. b, 21b, 21h, 21
b, 21b, 21b, 21Dolo, b, 21b, 21WTF is wrong with you? I am very sensitive about my lack of hair. I started going bald in my 20s. You think I like it? Cause I don't. I expect the communists here to bring it up ad hominum, but from you it's totally bullsh&t.b, 21b, 21Vitamin
Quote:/font1h, 21b, 21b, 21That's what I have been hearing. Words about "historic", "wish him the best" and "hope he will be a good president".b, 21b, 21Always followed with something like "I am just scared [and scared is a word I hear a lot] he will be a socialist." or "worried about the policies Obama will pursue". b, 21b, 21h, 21
b, 21b, 21How does this compare with what the Dems were saying about Palin & McCain??
Quote:/font1h, 21b, 21/font1Quote:/font1h, 21b, 21b, 21That's what I have been hearing. Words about "historic", "wish him the best" and "hope he will be a good president".b, 21b, 21Always followed with something like "I am just scared [and scared is a word I hear a lot] he will be a socialist." or "worried about the policies Obama will pursue". b, 21b, 21h, 21
b, 21b, 21How does this compare with what the Dems were saying about Palin & McCain?? b, 21b, 21h, 21b, 21b, 21I think dems were wishing them ill. b, 21b, 21They were saying Palin is stupid but blapable, and that McCain was old and erratic.b, 21b, 21That's how I remember it any way. b, 21b, 21Compare it to what Dems were saying after the Supreme Court anointed Bush in 2000. b, 21We must all unite behind the president.b, 21We must work with the president. b, 21We must support tax cuts and NCLB. b, 21After just one year in office he had approval ratings of over 80% based on near universal support from Democrats.
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