Man with Monkey Doll at McCain rally

He shoulda brought a Johnny Chimpo.

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Originally Posted by timvp

Well, aren't your favorite basketball players disproportionally white? Goose, gander and all that jazz.

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No- my favorite basketball players are disproportionately people I know.

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Originally Posted by Wild Cobra

Are you sure you are not pre-judging their motives? Looks like to me they are becoming aware of the real positions of the candidates and it is you who are prejudice in thinking the worse.

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No- these are people I know and who never cared about certain issues or who have suddenly changed their stands on issues. It is not a matter of them suddenly learning what the candidates stand for. It is instead people changing what they have stood for and acting as if they believed that all along. For example, people opposed to the War for years but now suddenly supporting McCain because all the sudden they think the War was a good idea.

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Originally Posted by ploto

For example, people opposed to the War for years but now suddenly supporting McCain because all the sudden they think the War was a good idea.

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Thy are of a liberal persuation rather than conservative then, right?

I only know one racist conservative. I know hundreds of people that class as conservative. I know less who are liberal, but more of them are racists!

Did any of them yell at you at a gas station?

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Originally Posted by ploto

No- my favorite basketball players are disproportionately people I know.

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So if 80% of NBA players are black and 90% of your favorite players are white, then you are ~66 times more likely to befriend a white person than a black person. I guess Obama is proving anything is possible.

:hat

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Originally Posted by ChumpDumper

But you said they never give the fish.

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Promising they will get them out of the run-down small village and just giving them enough fish to survive are two different things.

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Originally Posted by Anti.Hero

Promising they will get them out of the run-down small village and just giving them enough fish to survive are two different things.

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Obama is promising to move people out of villages?

This sentiment isn't going away just because, say, the McCain campaign discourages it.

What happens to these people after the election? As the likely result starts to sink in, there is an emerging discussion on the right about whether right-wingers should accept Obama as a legitimate President, regardless of his victory margin. Older folks tend to say "country over partisanship," and espouse terms like "loyal opposition." Younger folks tend to say "hell no," "repay the liberals and then some," or "civil war!!!!"

I just wonder what to think of these young people. Will they:

A) Be just like their left-wing counterparts, run their mouths and post mean things on their blogs, generally act like spoiled toddlers, and that's it?
B) Organize some kind of civil disobedience campaign?
C) The "A" word?
D) Start randomly shooting liberals?
E) Attempt a coup?

I vote (A).

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Originally Posted by timvp

So if 80% of NBA players are black and 90% of your favorite players are white, then you are ~66 times more likely to befriend a white person than a black person. I guess Obama is proving anything is possible.

:hat

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timvp is shooting blank bullets at ploto.



3/4 of my favourite players in the NBA are white. I guess I am racist then too.

4/4 of these guys are originaly not from the states. Maybe I am a terrorist too! :toast



Get that weak shit out of here timvp...

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Originally Posted by Kamnik

3/4 of my favourite players in the NBA are white. I guess I am racist then too.

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Since you are European, that goes without saying. :spin

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Originally Posted by timvp

So if 80% of NBA players are black and 90% of your favorite players are white, then you are ~66 times more likely to befriend a white person than a black person.

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No- maybe they are the particular ones who have befriended me.

I will never understand why people on here like to make it some issue. I support people I have gotten to know through various means. That is not the same as my thinking they are the best players. The best basketball player in the world is Kobe, but I don't know Kobe and so I do not personally find him a favorite, but I still think he is the best. Just like on here, people acting as if I somehow think Rasho and Beno are the best players- no- they are just ones I care about for reasons of my own.

Don't you personally care more about the posters you know on here than the ones you don't?

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Originally Posted by ploto

No- maybe they are the particular ones who have befriended me.

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It takes two to tango.

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Originally Posted by ploto

I will never understand why people on here like to make it some issue. I support people I have gotten to know through various means. That is not the same as my thinking they are the best players. The best basketball player in the world is Kobe, but I don't know Kobe and so I do not personally find him a favorite, but I still think he is the best. Just like on here, people acting as if I somehow think Rasho and Beno are the best players- no- they are just ones I care about for reasons of my own.

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Why don't you give those white associates of yourself the benefit of the doubt instead of just making it about race? Maybe those associates are voting for McCain because they have gotten to know him over his political career.

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Originally Posted by ploto

Don't you personally care more about the posters you know on here than the ones you don't?

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Not necessarily. And if I did, the race percentage would be representative of the averages.

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Originally Posted by Kamnik

timvp is shooting blank bullets at ploto.

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Originally Posted by ploto

I am saddened to say that over the past couple of weeks I have encountered quite a number of white people who have latched onto all kinds of supposed issues for which they are suddenly adamantly opposed or in support of as their strong reason for voting for McCain when they really just look like "acceptable" excuses not to vote for the African American man. It makes me sad.

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Originally Posted by timvp

Why don't you give those white associates of yourself the benefit of the doubt instead of just making it about race? Maybe those associates are voting for McCain because they have gotten to know him over his political career.

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It is not everyone I know that I am talking about. I am simply referring to some people I have encountered over the past couple of weeks who seem almost panicked at the notion that Obama could win. If their views were consistent then I would not question their motives, but they just are not. You do not know these people, but I do. I am merely commenting on what I feel is an undertone of racism that is starting to work on some voters.

You claim that I should give people the benefit of the doubt and not question their motives but you yourself accuse me based upon much less information about me than I have about them.

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Originally Posted by BRHornet45

You think jizz is salty of spicy?

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Originally Posted by BRHornet45

lol keep digging your dick in deeper you homophobic little white boy. bye bye now.

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A picture of today's Mcain-Palin rally:

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