Race Based Government?

[Truthseeker]

Originally Posted by simplyme

Some might call that
"what goes around comes around".

I read one statement that mention about years of the country being runned by whites that it nice for a change to be ran by blacks. Funny many now think thta's the case.

[Truthseeker]

Originally Posted by Sam

For years persons of color and women have been discriminated against.
Several years ago "Affirmative Action" reversed that and has established legal discrimination against white males.

And some in the AA community have a good for you attitude about it. Like now you know we been going through mindset. Interesting that it times past if you were black the presidency was off limits, but now he made it in because he is black.

[TRFrance]

Originally Posted by pelathais

I confess that I haven't followed her career too closely, but I remember her being the victim of some very raunchy and racist attacks from the Left. What'd she say to cause you to have this opinion of her?

It's not one single incident. It's a combination of things that brought me to that conclusion. The tone of some of her comments regarding Hispanics and African-Americans really bothered me for a while. A lot of her stuff often seemed to have a prejudiced undertone to it, but worded worded carefully enough that it couldn't be called outright racist...(although I dont remember the specifics right now, since it's been a few years now).

But what sealed it for me what when she had Vdare, a far-right nationalist group that is widely considered to be blatantly racist, listed one of the links on her website. When the issue was raised that this group was racist, and people were demanding she remove their link, she steadfastly refused to. That just cemented it in for me my mind. When I started googling for some other info on her, I became even more convinced. I haven't paid much attention to her since then.

But that's one man's opinion.
If you like, just google: "michelle malkin" racist
...and draw your own conclusions.

[pelathais]

Originally Posted by simplyme

Some might call that
"what goes around comes around".

So, as we all work together to create a society where "Judgment rolls down as waters and righteousness as a mighty stream..." you advocate injustice and inequality?

Here's a clue for the clueless: If it came down to a war between blacks and whites, the handful of black survivors would soon find themselves on a boat to live under Robert Mugabe's terror. Blacks simply don't have the numbers to win any kind of a real race war on this continent.

So unless you prefer the gang rapes of Mugabe's goons or the serial amputations of Robert Taylor's regime, or one of the many other tyrannical African nightmares that currently exist - wise up!

Whites have extended an olive branch over the years and have reformed the cruel and unjust aspects of American society. Whites are so committed to this cause of righteousness that they have sacrificed their own lives in battle to secure the rights of their African-American fellow citizens. And the fact that they are fellow citizens was the result of the blood shed by hundreds of thousands of whites.

No one has ever asked for blacks to build a monument honoring the sacrifices of millions of whites over the years. Instead, all we have asked for is a free society where everyone can find mutual respect and dignity.

Simplyme, why would you deny us that dream?

[berkeley]

I wouldn't expect anything less from the Reich.

[Praxeas]

Originally Posted by Truthseeker

I read one statement that mention about years of the country being runned by whites that it nice for a change to be ran by blacks. Funny many now think thta's the case.

So "The Dream", in other words, is being rejected...content of their character and all

[Praxeas]

Originally Posted by TRFrance

It's not one single incident. It's a combination of things that brought me to that conclusion. The tone of some of her comments regarding Hispanics and African-Americans really bothered me for a while. A lot of her stuff often seemed to have a prejudiced undertone to it, but worded worded carefully enough that it couldn't be called outright racist...(although I dont remember the specifics right now, since it's been a few years now).

But what sealed it for me what when she had Vdare, a far-right nationalist group that is widely considered to be blatantly racist, listed one of the links on her website. When the issue was raised that this group was racist, and people were demanding she remove their link, she steadfastly refused to. That just cemented it in for me my mind. When I started googling for some other info on her, I became even more convinced. I haven't paid much attention to her since then.

But that's one man's opinion.
If you like, just google: "michelle malkin" racist
...and draw your own conclusions.

Maybe she was just trying to rhyme?

[TRFrance]

Originally Posted by Praxeas

Two questions, what makes her a racist?

Even if true, that does not negate the quotes by these officials so how does that undermine anything?

1....I've responded already to Pel's question as to why I consider her racist.

2...In my view,when it comes to race related topics, prejudice on the part of the messenger undermines their message, even if there's truth in the message. Or to put it another way... if I think the jug is dirty, I'm not going to drink the water poured out of it.

My opinion, sir.
Feel free to listen to her if you like.

If you want to listen to her, feel free.

[Praxeas]

Originally Posted by TRFrance

1....I've responded already to Pel's question as to why I consider her racist.

2...In my view,when it comes to race related topics, prejudice on the part of the messenger undermines their message, even if there's truth in the message. Or to put it another way... if I think the jug is dirty, I'm not going to drink the water poured out of it.

My opinion, sir.
Feel free to listen to her if you like.

If you want to listen to her, feel free.

She didn't write the article nor was she the economic adviser who made the quote

[Truthseeker]

Originally Posted by Praxeas

So "The Dream", in other words, is being rejected...content of their character and all

With some maybe, but many want "one of us" at the helm. Regardless of his policies or stands, just as long as he's one of us.

But the flip side many have felt the same way towards their race as well.