Obama's wife in a racist video?

[Z-Unit]

Keith put a filter on so every time some one says racist it shows up as ''witch''.

 

[Algo Fonix]

Obviously this needs some tweaking ^

 

[NinjaJack]

This is hard to say but it's the truth. You say things with your family and friends that you don't intend to be hurtful to others but if they heard you they would be hurt. Tell me right now, has anyone here ever EVER acted out a Kung Fu movie scene or any kind of Asian stereotype.

Now once you find your anwer tell me would some of your Asian friends or favorite actors appreciate seeing that out of you.

 

[Mikazuki]

"Racist" is the new "witch."

Keith, THAT is highly offensive.

People who died during the witch hunts died because they had different religious beliefs not because of their skin color.

Michelle Obama is not being witch-hunted nor is looking into her or her husband's moral and political beliefs to be a witch-hunt.

Keith, honestly, you really need to stop comparing them to things that have absolutely no relation.

 

[Forever Knight]

Frankly, if it's true then it doesn't surprise me considering she has made comments in the past that raised eyebrows.

No kidding.

 

[Mikazuki]

Point is neither Obama or his wife are racist. Besides all of this speculated bullshit I haven't seen any solid proof this guy or his wife are racist anyway.

How do you know? The man is a politician and is skilled at lying. His church has, for years, had a leader who has been captured making racist comments. His church also has had other people who gave "sermons" that were racist as well.

I thought to be part of a church it was to worship god NOT to fuel hatred towards other people or to discuss politics. One thing is for sure, if the Christian god does exist then every member of that church (and churches like that) are going to hell for violating God's laws.

I'ma throw this one out there, I think tokurawshelp is racist.

And unfortunately you're violating forum rules. Play nice or don't bother posting in this thread any more.

 

[Keith Justice]

Keith, THAT is highly offensive.

People who died during the witch hunts died because they had different religious beliefs not because of their skin color.

Michelle Obama is not being witch-hunted nor is looking into her or her husband's moral and political beliefs to be a witch-hunt.

Keith, honestly, you really need to stop comparing them to things that have absolutely no relation.

I'm saying from what it sounds like people are grasping desperately for some soundbyte that can be twisted into making the person look evil.

ODP already illustrated that the quote was not merely taken but wrenched while cackling out of context. Then instead of slapping on the label of her practicing witch-craft and being in league with Lucifer, they slap on the label of "racist" and say she's in league with the KKK or some crap.

Sorry, but.... it's obvious polictical manuevering like this that I'm sick of, find immature, stupid and one of the reasons why I like Obama and what kind of change he stands for.

If I catch Obama's campaign, pointing out a friend of a friend of McCains that once wore a Dukes of Hazard t-shirt with a Confederate flag on it, and then called him a Klan member, I would be equally disgusted and upset.

 

[Mikazuki]

"He stands for change".

WHAT CHANGE!?

Frankly I'm so sick of hearing that when NO ONE wants to explain what he is going to do to change things. Even Obama has never explained what he plans to do if elected.

The way laws are written and passed is not done in the White House. Yes, the President can influence his agenda to get something he wants however he does not write the laws nor passes them - Congress and Senate does. The President's power is limited while at the same time is very powerful.

In order to end the so-call war in Iraq, it will take time and money. He can't just recall everyone at one time without there being serious repercussions.

He can't fix the health care system because that is up to each state.

He can't fix Social Security since that takes Congress and Senate to fix.

He can't remove or add anyone to the Supreme Court, at this time, because no one is retiring or retired so all of Bush's appointment will remain until they retire or die.

He can't change the IRS since that too takes Congress and Senate to change.

He can't raise or lower taxes without repercussions and it's still handled by Congress and Senate.

He can't force oil companies to lower their prices. That takes Congress and Senate to investigate.

So what can he do to change things? Absolutely nothing. Same with Hillary and McCain. Yes he can appoint people to do his bidding in order to get his agendas through but if things do not work out well what do you think will happen during the next elections for new Senators and Congressmen? It will swing back to the Republicans and we'll be at a stalemate again and he will be a "lame duck President".

Again, he (and any politician) can promise to do this or that but it takes more then promises to get the job done. It's nothing but empty words with nothing but a lack of experience to back him up.

 

[Keith Justice]

Well for one, I haven't heard him pull crap like searching for racists in the ranks of Hilary or McCain.

He doesn't carry himself like other politicians do. It may see small, but that I don't see him chasing bullshit accusations or trying to conjure them out of the air like I've seen with other candidates and have seen done all my life... that's a first step of change in the right direction that I've wanted al my life.

But for more detail.... I think a certain someone might be able to provide that.

 

[Raida|23]

"He stands for change".

WHAT CHANGE!?

Frankly I'm so sick of hearing that when NO ONE wants to explain what he is going to do to change things. Even Obama has never explained what he plans to do if elected.

The way laws are written and passed is not done in the White House. Yes, the President can influence his agenda to get something he wants however he does not write the laws nor passes them - Congress and Senate does. The President's power is limited while at the same time is very powerful.

In order to end the so-call war in Iraq, it will take time and money. He can't just recall everyone at one time without there being serious repercussions.

He can't fix the health care system because that is up to each state.

He can't fix Social Security since that takes Congress and Senate to fix.

He can't remove or add anyone to the Supreme Court, at this time, because no one is retiring or retired so all of Bush's appointment will remain until they retire or die.

He can't change the IRS since that too takes Congress and Senate to change.

He can't raise or lower taxes without repercussions and it's still handled by Congress and Senate.

He can't force oil companies to lower their prices. That takes Congress and Senate to investigate.

So what can he do to change things? Absolutely nothing. Same with Hillary and McCain. Yes he can appoint people to do his bidding in order to get his agendas through but if things do not work out well what do you think will happen during the next elections for new Senators and Congressmen? It will swing back to the Republicans and we'll be at a stalemate again and he will be a "lame duck President".

Again, he (and any politician) can promise to do this or that but it takes more then promises to get the job done. It's nothing but empty words with nothing but a lack of experience to back him up.

But...he's a black guy sayin "change". That's all you need to know for givin him your vote

I'm jokin of course, but this is, more or less, how it seems from outside the US. And it seems also that mcCain is rubbin his hands.