Obama vs Romney

Randhir said:
Really? :erm:
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Yeah, I guess it's for the use of the word cr*****.
Mods, put in a filter for the word please!

Kinda weird though, black folks are allowed to call themselves nig****; yet a white guy like me, can't mention the word cra****.
This in conjunction with the fact that I find neither offensive as they are regional to America. I mean I understand the history and hurt of the word but with all the black folks singing about nig**** in all the music videos these days, what's a little biscuit amongst us white okes :D
 
Pathetic.
Man America certainly has spiralled down into a sad state.


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A new video from the founders of a celebrated advertising agency features children “of the future” singing about the aftermath of a Mitt Romney presidency: A world where sick people are required to “just die,” the atmosphere is “frying,” gays can be “fixed” and “oil fills the sea.”

The children, who stare blankly at the camera throughout the video, even take pains to explicitly mention that they blame “mom and dad” for all those horrors.

The video — produced by the founders of the advertising agency Goodby Silverstein & Partners, which came up with the famous tagline “Got milk?” and boasts clients like Cheetos, Netflix, the National Basketball Association and Nintendo — asks viewers, “What Would The Children Of The Future Say If We Let Them Down This November?”

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Sidenote: It's funny, heard an interview with a veteran Blank Panther member, and you might expect him to be right behind Obama -- but they understand exactly what he is and he and his fellow members are dead set against him (and Romney).
 
empirex said:
Sidenote: It's funny, heard an interview with a veteran Blank Panther member, and you might expect him to be right behind Obama -- but they understand exactly what he is and he and his fellow members are dead set against him (and Romney).
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Why would an extreme racially drive group be exactly behind moderate Obama? :confused: because he is black? :confused:
 
Nicodeamus said:
I thought the black panthers are as significant as the KKK in America.
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Politically I would say they are equally insignificant. Which is why I am confused by empirex`s statement. He makes it out like Obama and the Black Panthers were bff`s and now the Black Panthers are no longer endorsing him. Its a bit of a :wtf: statement.

In related news the Westboro Family Church also does not support Obama.
 
ghoti said:
Politically I would say they are equally insignificant. Which is why I am confused by empirex`s statement. He makes it out like Obama and the Black Panthers were bff`s and now the Black Panthers are no longer endorsing him. Its a bit of a :wtf: statement.
In related news the Westboro Family Church also does not support Obama.
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The other question that empirex should ask himself is, would the racist Black Panther organization vote for Mitt romney?..
 
ghoti said:
Well, Romney did get some KKK endorsement :D http://vegasjessie.com/2012/07/08/john-birch-kkk-endorse-willard-romney/
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that article is really scary
This is just a manifestation of Willard’s true nature. It’s in his DNA. He is a product of years of Mormon upbringing and indoctrination. Mitt is a high priest in the Church priesthood hierarchy. Up until he was 31, he believed, as did all Mormons, that black people were “loathsome, filthy and lazy” and that no black could ever hold the priesthood until all white men had received it. But, in 1978, the Church received a “revelation” changing that teaching. Isn’t that what the KKK and the John Birch Society also believe? If you doubt Mitt’s affinity towards Bircherism, simply look at his support of former FBI agent, conspiracy theorist and BYU professor Cleon Skousen. His admiration for such a character should give any American with half a brain cause for alarm.
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I can accuse Mitt Romney of a lot of things, but I don't believe that he has any vendetta against black people.
 
Nicodeamus said:
that article is really scary
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I can accuse Mitt Romney of a lot of things, but I don't believe that he has any vendetta against black people.
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Yeah, I am totally with you. I think he is an equal opportunity vulture capitalist (for those of you that dont know the term, I am not calling capitalists vultures, but referring to a specific type of capitalism called vulture capitalism). Im all for Capitalism :D
 
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Jab said:
This all started when they let them black folks vote, didn't it.
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Yeah, you can blame the Republicans for that (they did something good back then). The democrats were against black civil liberties and now they are good at using the race card to try and compensate for the past...
 
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ghoti said:
Why would an extreme racially drive group be exactly behind moderate Obama? :confused: because he is black? :confused:
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Yes. They are a pro-black movement born out of the racist policies of the US. They sought to elevate black people to the level of white people in America. It is therefore not unreasonable to assume they might get behind the first black president of the US. Unless of course one put's on their politically correct hat, and pretends that race isn't an issue in the US.

He didn't go into his position when Obama was running and was first elected, this interview relates to Obama's first term as president.


Nicodeamus said:
The other question that empirex should ask himself is, would the racist Black Panther organization vote for Mitt romney?..
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I already answered that :wtf:
I mentioned in my post that he wouldn't vote for either.
 
empirex said:
Yes. They are a pro-black movement born out of the racist policies of the US. They sought to elevate black people to the level of white people in America. It is therefore not unreasonable to assume they might get behind the first black president of the US. Unless of course one put's on their politically correct hat, and pretends that race isn't an issue in the US.

He didn't go into his position when Obama was running and was first elected, this interview relates to Obama's first term as president.




I already answered that :wtf:
I mentioned in my post that he wouldn't vote for either.
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so why post irrelevant nonsense, I'm sure Obama won't have sleepless nights of all 100 members of the black panthers don't vote for him.
 
Nicodeamus said:
so why post irrelevant nonsense, I'm sure Obama won't have sleepless nights of all 100 members of the black panthers don't vote for him.
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Seriously, is this the level of comment we have been reduced to on MyBB?

One of the veteran leaders of the Black Panther party thinks a second term for Obama is very bad news for the US, and you think it's "irrelevant nonsense"?

It could reflect a larger disconnect amongst black voters toward Obama compared to the last election.
Larry Pinkney reaches a much larger audience than 100 people, as he delivers speeches and writes columns.
 
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