Context is important.
I don't like most black people.
There are very few who I have met that grew up in a cultural setting I have any respect for.
Most I have met are out right thugs, and lack integrity.
I could say I don't like black people, but there are some exceptions.
If I based all my decisions on statistics, I would stay clear of blacks.
Wild Cobra...I ain't mad at cha
Any post based on quotes of WC's from this board is a falsehood.
I hate black people, in context.
I hate ######s, in context of course.
sheesh...anything I say to my wife, gertrude, can be taken "out of context" when you blast it all over the gall-durn internetz.
someone i know who also happens to be a minority got into med school with a 17 on his mcat and a 3.4 GPA. this sort of thing is commonplace.
just hit me up if you want his information. he'd be more than happy to do an exam on you. i'm sure my inbox will be full so be pateint and wait til i can get back to you.
dubya got into and through Yale and Harvard on affirmative action. that was dangerous for people of all colors
Riddle me this: If the racist bubba tea baggers vote in Cain are they still racist if they vote in an Uncle Tom (which is the sure-fire leftist card being anxiously readied just in case)?
The only fact that matters to you is he will have an R by his name.
It's very easy to know your mind and how you think. You are an easy read. You put it all out there in this place.
"has such wisdom"
link?
another pitbull- -style member of the self-aggrandizing, egomnaniac ignorant class:
But this morning on Fox News Sunday, Cain showed just how limited his understanding is of the Middle East peace process. Asked by host Chris Wallace what he would be prepared to offer Palestinians as part of a deal, Cain responded, “Nothing.” Just moments later, Cain was dazed and confused when Wallace referenced the issue of “right of return” of Palestinian refugees:
WALLACE: Where do you stand on the right of return?
CAIN: The right of return? [pause] The right of return?
WALLACE: The Palestinian right of return.
CAIN: That’s something that should be negotiated. That’s something that should be negotiated.
Wallace then helpfully offered Cain a definition of “right of return” — “Palestinian refugees, the people that were kicked out of the land in 1948, should be able to or should have any right to return to Israeli land.” Cain again showed his lack of knowledge, veering completely off his pro-Likud script. “I don’t think they have a big problem with people returning,” Cain said.
http://thinkprogress.org/2011/05/22/...ght-of-return/
Any ad quoting what Cain said on Fox News Sunday is a falsehood.
Try the reverse of that. Are you trying to prove your prejudice?
He doesn't have a (D). I would prefer a (L), or a (C).
Sorry, I'm not your average bear. You all fail over and over to read me, assigning prejudice because I choose not to me politically correct.
Political incorrectness is not necessarily prejudice.
Prejudice is politically incorrect.
You are prejudiced, therefore you are politically incorrect.
They won't. Probably the most perfectly conservative candidate for the GOP in the last 20 years was laughed away as a joke. He got a tiny 1 or 2% share of the vote. His name was Alan Keyes, and every one of his positions, social, financial, across the board were taken straight from the GOP platform. He couldn't even get an invite to the debate. The GOP cons uancy will tolerate appointed positions being filled by blacks, but they can rarely bring themselves to pull the lever for a black candidate.
Prejudice is often a good thing. Racism isn't. The problem with you PC worshipers is you play the race card, and assign racism to prejudice when the prejudice is usually for some other reason.
Yours is a racial prejudice.
In some cases I'm sure I can be seen that way. Just don't confuse it with racism.
rac·ism
1. a belief or doctrine that inherent differences among the various human races determine cultural or individual achievement, usually involving the idea that one's own race is superior and has the right to rule others.
2. a policy, system of government, etc., based upon or fostering such a doctrine; discrimination.
3. hatred or intolerance of another race or other races.
I'm sure one of these fits you well enough.
Sorry, none of them do. I am a very open minded person. Since trust and respect is earned anyway, and has nothing to do with skin color, you are simply wrong.
Your previous words have spoken for themselves.
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