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13-01-08, 12:33 AM
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[size=4]I don't disagree that the republican legacy in recent times, as it relates to AA's is worse than the democratic one, thought that's not saying much. That's why I talked about the fact that only 12% of AA's voted Republican in the last election. THis threadstarter not withstanding, that's not anything that most AA's are remotely torn by or confused about. THat's one reason I wasn't inclined to answer his question directly. THe other reason I wasn't inclined to answer his question directly, is because I'm not in the habit of telling people how they ought to vote, even if they ask me to,lol. Though for the record, all Republicans are not necessarily equal or carbon copies of Bush, even; and like Umbrarchrist I'm inclined to think that voting for one doesn't necessarily make one a Tom, though a consistent pattern of doing so may very well put one into Tom territory.
Black religious folks lead by a few prominent BLACK MALE preachers,voted for Bush in 2004, because of gay marriage and the whole Republican fake focus on "family values". I didnt' get on here and talk about how "stupid Black men" who are mainly concerned with their own pockets, are leading gullible Black church folks to vote for an imbecile and and open enemy to BLack people. A. that's their prerogative and b. I believe that more often than not, people get exactly what they deserve in the leaders they put in office. c. Most of us had enough sense not to go that route. d. if the day ever comes that the majority of us don't have enough sense not to go that route, we should and will get what we deserve.
You had some on this Board taking a condescening, disrespectful tone regarding Black women who expressed that they are pondering other Democratic candidates besides Obama, and I didnt' appreciate it. That's where my sentiments are coming from. I expressed my sentiments in those threads, but I also expressed them in this thread, because I believe that the tone of responses didn't JUST have to do with whether an AA voted for a white Republican or not, or Ron Paul, in particularl. They had to do with why an AA would vote for ANYONE other than Obama, as if the 2 scenarios are equal.
If it's about condascension , I don't believe I have done that. And I can only speak for myself as I don't know what has motivated anyone else to speak. Though as you say there are many Obama threads on here, I beleive this is the one and only one that I have said anything about because a very specific question was asked. Funnily enough I don't beleive the thread starter really will do anything other than his initial leaning...in my experience people like validation more than seemingly "light-bulb" moments formed from someone else's thoughts. So I don't think I am looking at it at all as me or anyone else giving him directives , I'm more inclined to believe it was his way of getting people talking about the issue. It's all over the place at the moment(the Obama thing) and would have become a present /live topic here either in this guise or any other. As I said before the AA I have communicated (I have connections across) with and seen on other sites just didn't seem to say things with any back bone about why they really couldn't see him in power, I guess it does not matter since it's their choice but when they share the information in a world (esp on the web) and black people in the west are still mostly working hard to be appreciated/respected (I hate to say this) inspite of our hue then it becomes fair IMHO to voice an opinion about it too... Still like we all know anyone can say so much and go on to do differently..so the proof will be in the pudding so to speak come polling day...
I have no idea what the issues were(Congress votes on a gang of ish in a given term), because it wasn't relevant to my point. My point was that Obama and Clinton are essentially indistinquishable in their stances(both of them disagree with BUsh policies way more than they agree with them- A VERY GOOD THING,IMO), so there is really nothing left to evaluate EXCEPT issues of:experience/electability/command of issues, when choosing between them, unless one is strictly going to go on their ethnicities(which is as valid as anything else, white folks have done it for years), was my point. My other point was that voting for Clinton over Obama is NOT like an AA voting for Ron Paul or Huckabee or the other Republicans. Though I did find it funny that Obama voted with Bush, a tad more than she did, yet you have some folks acting like voting for her is going to have Black folks back in slavery, and voting for him is going to mean we all get our 40 acres and a mule.
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A mule and an arcre indeed....
I don't know what Hillary will definately do when she gets into power but like you said if it's a tried and tested sh*t maybe that's why you don't want to rock the boat..valid point
On the other hand though suspicious as it is that Obama is welcomed by the whites, it could all be pshycological war-fare to shake the confidence of some black people in him, if they go all out guns blazing against him like they did with OJ they know Obama would become a living martyr! and I don't think they would unwittingly make that mistake twice in a row... I think I can look at Obama from a few angles, if as you said their (Hillary and Obama's) policies are not yards apart both being democrats ofcourse, then I would find it a positive experience just to see a mostly black (though maybe not as native as most would like) being at the realms of such power. If Arnold who is essentially austrian can make it , maybe Obama could get a look in too..From reports Obama has been talking to people like JZ,Kanye etc who whether we like it or not lots of young black kids look up to about putting positive stuff out there. Ok maybe JZ would be as hypocritcal but I beleive in positive reinforcement , some of it will get to the kids...
Maybe one thing to ponderon is how soon another black family will get so close, who knows maybe it'll be the norm...
Something that popped to me was I'm sure till MLK's acceptance eventually by the white community must have put some black people off him, but it must be comforting that the message still came through him and the others in the team inspite of it all...
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13-01-08, 01:11 AM
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I don't have a "gripe". I'm just informing those here, who seem to think that AA's who are actually doing what citizens of a democracy are SUPPOSED to do;make an INFORMED decision about who they are going to cast their vote for, and not just rubber stamp whoever is just shoved down their throats, have fallen and bumped their heads,lol. Of course, she sounds like she knows more and probably does, because of the time she spent in the white house, and the years in general she's spent being a political nerd/poring over policy documents for fun, which I alluded to,earlier. All I'm saying is, for SOME people(including some AA's), that is a plus. Just like for some people,(including some AA's), it is a negative. You're right, Hillary won't be much different than Bill, as far as policies, and AA'S DID WELL UNDER THOSE POLICIES, by and large. See the conundrum??????????
Lest it was getting lost in translation I have ALWAYS said that IMHO noone should vote for anyone without getting informed about the person they feel inclined to vote for even if it happens to be Obama. Also like I said in my previous answer to this , if Obama doesn't seem to to be that far off from Hillary inspite of his inexperience what would any black person have to lose from seeing someone who looks like them being respected and revered as we've seem in a few hollywood movies with Morgan Freeman as president? Guess time will tell..
I know not all, cause I haven't heard anybody saying that. Even the AA's interviewed for polls, articles, etc. who say they don't plan to vote for him, are complimentary of him, and their not planning to vote for him rarely has anything to do with him personally. MOst AA's are not going to not vote for somebody for being part Black, are you serious? Most of the political elite in the AA community have historically, and to a certain degree currently are 'part Black", even if they have 2 "black" parents. Maynard Jackson(the brother who layed the foundation for Blacks in Atlanta to come up economically by breaking up the white good ol boy antics/policies that preceeded him),Harold Ford, Adam Clayton Powell(looked like a straight up white man,lol), Sharon Pratt Kelly, (former DC mayor), Charles Rangel. Puhleeze.....If they are saying that about Obama, believe me when I tell you it has more to do with him not being "culturally" African American(in a deep rooted way) than it does with him being part white, add that to the fact that he seemed to have the white folks stamp of approval coming out the box, all 3 things together, that could certainly and understandbly cause some among us to be dubious..... One or 2 out of the 3, would be fine for the overwhelming majority of us, but all three, may give some of us cause for pause. Even at that, I would say those folks are in the minority of AA opinion, mainly because he's married to a sister, and because we know that in this country there are really only 2 categories, white and NOT white,lol, when the push comes to shove. All the varying degrees of "not white" tend to preoccupy and distract Negroes more than they do real, everyday white folks.
Valid points, but I have only gone from the resistance I have heard directly.... As far as presidency goes I don't know anyone was in power who was part-black, if they are so concerned about nativity how come it did Arnold no harm being foreign, (Ok he married a kennedy)maybe he is a bit special...lol
It got me thinking the other day all these jewish sit-coms that clog the tv/cable here is unblievable, some have been really cool, but others have just been cringe-worthy yet you know if the TV powers in America weren't so jewish concentrated most of them wouldn't get anywhere. Still don't advocate doing anything just because someone has "black in them" which looks like will not happen anyhow...but I also would not discount them just because they are not the "white dream"...
Understood. As I stated above, my comments were only partially based on what I saw in this thread. There are several Obama threads on this Board, currently, where no AA's asked any non AA's their opinions about anything having to do with this election, and plenty of non AA's offered their unsolicited opinions anyway, which I don't have a problem with, in and of itself. I have a problem with it, however, when it is accompanied by: arrogance/smugness/presumptiousness/ condescension.
I guess when opinions are unsolicited they can be annoying...lol
Like I said this is the only Obama esq thread I have read or talked about (I might go looking for the others just to see what you're talking about ..) so I doubt I have come down hard on anyone with smuggness or anything else for that matter, I ask when I don't know, to me there's alot to be learnt from others.. being the american presidency you know there's going to be opinions left right front and centre...funnily enough black people are so pre-occupied with why they will or/will not vote for Obama that it seems they have not paid much attention to what some whites think about it, and lets just say some of that stuff online is freaky but at least we're distracted enough right now..lol
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13-01-08, 06:19 AM
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Lol!
Mennnn...you're funny!
A mule and an arcre indeed....
I don't know what Hillary will definately do when she gets into power but like you said if it's a tried and tested sh*t maybe that's why you don't want to rock the boat..valid point
On the other hand though suspicious as it is that Obama is welcomed by the whites, it could all be pshycological war-fare to shake the confidence of some black people in him, if they go all out guns blazing against him like they did with OJ they know Obama would become a living martyr! and I don't think they would unwittingly make that mistake twice in a row... I think I can look at Obama from a few angles, if as you said their (Hillary and Obama's) policies are not yards apart both being democrats ofcourse, then I would find it a positive experience just to see a mostly black (though maybe not as native as most would like) being at the realms of such power. If Arnold who is essentially austrian can make it , maybe Obama could get a look in too..From reports Obama has been talking to people like JZ,Kanye etc who whether we like it or not lots of young black kids look up to about putting positive stuff out there. Ok maybe JZ would be as hypocritcal but I beleive in positive reinforcement , some of it will get to the kids...
White people aren't as complicated, or as clever as we somtimes give them credit for. When they come across a Black person that does not fake "scare" them, or whom they feel is "safe", they can barely contain themselves. White people were/are not trying to hide their disdain for OJ. OJ had formerly been one of those "safe" Negroes,(never commented on race matters like his peers Jim Brown, etc), had very little dealings with Black people in general, socially, after he became wealthy and famous. White people LOVED him, because he didn't make them have to think about race like those other Blacks did(complaining about unfair treatment, wanting to ride on the front of the bus, lol,etc..). Their love turned to hate, after he killed his white wife and her white friend. I can't say that I blame them. Here they were, nice enough to give this N*gger 'honorary white"status, and he repays them by killing 2 white people?
Black people's support for OJ had little to do with OJ. We knew him to be an unrepentant sell out. THat didn't change just cause he killed 2 white people and white folks turned on his ass. OUr support for him had to do with 2 things, PAYBACK for all the years that white people got away with killing Black people and bragged about it, only to be found not guilty by smirking white juries, if they went to trial at all, and it had to do with the fact that the police and the prosecutors in that trial tampered with evidence and had a known racist cop who bragged about "framing N*ggers", for their star witness....
I think most AA's would agree with you that seeing a BLack family in the WHite House would be a positive thing. That's not really what is at issue for those who are hesitant about voting for him. Aaaanold CAN'T run for president in this country, because he was not born here. Obama was born here, and that is why he CAN run for president.
Maybe one thing to ponderon is how soon another black family will get so close, who knows maybe it'll be the norm...
Something that popped to me was I'm sure till MLK's acceptance eventually by the white community must have put some black people off him, but it must be comforting that the message still came through him and the others in the team inspite of it all...
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It put some Black people off him, for good reason,imo, but that's a discussion for another day.........
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13-01-08, 07:14 AM
Lest it was getting lost in translation I have ALWAYS said that IMHO noone should vote for anyone without getting informed about the person they feel inclined to vote for even if it happens to be Obama. Also like I said in my previous answer to this , if Obama doesn't seem to to be that far off from Hillary inspite of his inexperience what would any black person have to lose from seeing someone who looks like them being respected and revered as we've seem in a few hollywood movies with Morgan Freeman as president? Guess time will tell..
We wouldn't have anything to lose. The only problem is, he has to win first. One of the main considerations in the Democratic party selection of a nominee is how much of a chance the person chosen will have against whatever white male nominee the Republicans are going to nominate. THe Dems have not been in the WHite house in 8 years. There are BLack people here who for good reason, don't believe that white people are going to vote en masse for a Black man for President,(even a Black man they think is "safe" and who makes them feel comfy). There are AA's who believe, rightly or wrongly that to nominate a Black man on the Dem side, is to insure a loss in the General Election. BTW, there are also Black people and white people here, who believe that to nominate Hillary is to insure a loss in the General Election. So it's just a matter of who Dems feel, who is less of a longshot. Some of us, because of our past experience with mighty whitey, feel that Hillary is less of a longshot. To be honest, if there was a white man on the Dem side, who people thought had any chance whatsoever or who wasn't a total dud, Hillary and Obama would be in trouble, because most Dems would vote for the viable white man(Black and white Dems I mean), cause they want to WIN in November. The way I see it, this is probably the year to take a chance and vote for someone Black, because the way I analyze it, as long as the Republicans can prop up a white man with a pulse on their side, that person, is going to become attractive to large numbers of white people(no matter how much of a loser he is) and have a shot at winning against Hillary or Obama, just because he's a white man, and they are not.......Call me cynical, but that's how I see it.
There have been Black candidates on the govenor level, like Doug Wilder in VA, and Tom Bradley in California, who according to the polls should have won HANDILY in those states. Wilder did win, by 1 point, mainly because of the large number of BLack folks in VA. Bradley lost 2 times to unknown, nondescript white candidates, in spite of being a law and order type dude(former police chief), and mayor of Los Angeles for years. White folks supposedly loved Bradley and told pollsters they were going to vote for him. They went into the voting booths and did the exact opposite of what they said they would do. Whites who normally voted for Democrats switched and voted Republican, rather than vote for a N*gger, when it came down to it, in "LIBERAL" California. It happened in other cities/states,as well. The media even gave the phenomenon a name, the "Bradley Effect". It basically means that white people will lie to pollsters about who they are going to vote for,switch and vote for the opposite party that they normally vote for and some more ish, when it comes to voting for a BLack person. Have the masses of white folks changed in that regard? That remains to be seen, but you can understand why a lot of AA's are not banking on that. Once bitten, twice shy, as the saying goes.......
Valid points, but I have only gone from the resistance I have heard directly.... As far as presidency goes I don't know anyone was in power who was part-black, if they are so concerned about nativity how come it did Arnold no harm being foreign, (Ok he married a kennedy)maybe he is a bit special...lol
It got me thinking the other day all these jewish sit-coms that clog the tv/cable here is unblievable, some have been really cool, but others have just been cringe-worthy yet you know if the TV powers in America weren't so jewish concentrated most of them wouldn't get anywhere. Still don't advocate doing anything just because someone has "black in them" which looks like will not happen anyhow...but I also would not discount them just because they are not the "white dream"...
Black folks didn't support Arnold in his bid for govenor, to my knowledge he ran as a Republican and most of us are Democrats,,and like I stated before, Arnold can't run for president because he is not native born, that is a law. THere have been some part Black presidents,lol, there is a book called 5 BLack presidents as a matter of fact, and one of them is still living,(most people just don't know it cause they were passing for white, but that's a whole other discussion). The bottom line is, AA's don't have to prove that we will vote for white people, partially white people,partially Black people, or BLack people, we have and will vote for all of the above, we do it everyday. It is WHITE people who have yet to show that THEY will vote for anybody other than a white person in any significant way, in any significant numbers.
I guess when opinions are unsolicited they can be annoying...lol
Like I said this is the only Obama esq thread I have read or talked about (I might go looking for the others just to see what you're talking about ..) so I doubt I have come down hard on anyone with smuggness or anything else for that matter, I ask when I don't know, to me there's alot to be learnt from others.. being the american presidency you know there's going to be opinions left right front and centre...funnily enough black people are so pre-occupied with why they will or/will not vote for Obama that it seems they have not paid much attention to what some whites think about it, and lets just say some of that stuff online is freaky but at least we're distracted enough right now..lol
Understood, and I wasn't directing my earlier comments towards you. Black folks don't pay much attention to what white folks SAY they think about it because a. in some instances we already know, some of us know what they think before THEY know what they think, we've been dealing with their asses for so long, and b. we don't believe them, anyway,lol.
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13-01-08, 08:41 AM
Just a little clarificaton on my 5 Black Presidents comment. That was the original book, but there has been at least one 'part Black" President since the book was written. That's the one I was referring to as still living, and it ain't Bill Clinton.
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13-01-08, 06:37 PM
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We wouldn't have anything to lose. The only problem is, he has to win first. One of the main considerations in the Democratic party selection of a nominee is how much of a chance the person chosen will have against whatever white male nominee the Republicans are going to nominate. THe Dems have not been in the WHite house in 8 years. There are BLack people here who for good reason, don't believe that white people are going to vote en masse for a Black man for President,(even a Black man they think is "safe" and who makes them feel comfy). There are AA's who believe, rightly or wrongly that to nominate a Black man on the Dem side, is to insure a loss in the General Election. BTW, there are also Black people and white people here, who believe that to nominate Hillary is to insure a loss in the General Election. So it's just a matter of who Dems feel, who is less of a longshot. Some of us, because of our past experience with mighty whitey, feel that Hillary is less of a longshot. To be honest, if there was a white man on the Dem side, who people thought had any chance whatsoever or who wasn't a total dud, Hillary and Obama would be in trouble, because most Dems would vote for the viable white man(Black and white Dems I mean), cause they want to WIN in November. The way I see it, this is probably the year to take a chance and vote for someone Black, because the way I analyze it, as long as the Republicans can prop up a white man with a pulse on their side, that person, is going to become attractive to large numbers of white people(no matter how much of a loser he is) and have a shot at winning against Hillary or Obama, just because he's a white man, and they are not.......Call me cynical, but that's how I see it.
There have been Black candidates on the govenor level, like Doug Wilder in VA, and Tom Bradley in California, who according to the polls should have won HANDILY in those states. Wilder did win, by 1 point, mainly because of the large number of BLack folks in VA. Bradley lost 2 times to unknown, nondescript white candidates, in spite of being a law and order type dude(former police chief), and mayor of Los Angeles for years. White folks supposedly loved Bradley and told pollsters they were going to vote for him. They went into the voting booths and did the exact opposite of what they said they would do. Whites who normally voted for Democrats switched and voted Republican, rather than vote for a N*gger, when it came down to it, in "LIBERAL" California. It happened in other cities/states,as well. The media even gave the phenomenon a name, the "Bradley Effect". It basically means that white people will lie to pollsters about who they are going to vote for,switch and vote for the opposite party that they normally vote for and some more ish, when it comes to voting for a BLack person. Have the masses of white folks changed in that regard? That remains to be seen, but you can understand why a lot of AA's are not banking on that. Once bitten, twice shy, as the saying goes.......
Going with your theory perhaps I guess thats why they (whites) are seemingly as you said supporting Obama now (knowing they will be dumping him soon), who knows...though it might be "safe" to vote for the white choice hillary that will not put off white democrats ,but does that become the lingering legacy for any black/part black aspirants...why should any black/part black person bother to go into politics at all then??
I totally get your point about being bitten, but it does make you wonder what the way forward will be... Miracles can happen, but noone will ever know if they don't try...
Black folks didn't support Arnold in his bid for govenor, to my knowledge he ran as a Republican and most of us are Democrats,,and like I stated before, Arnold can't run for president because he is not native born, that is a law. THere have been some part Black presidents,lol, there is a book called 5 BLack presidents as a matter of fact, and one of them is still living,(most people just don't know it cause they were passing for white, but that's a whole other discussion). The bottom line is, AA's don't have to prove that we will vote for white people, partially white people,partially Black people, or BLack people, we have and will vote for all of the above, we do it everyday. It is WHITE people who have yet to show that THEY will vote for anybody other than a white person in any significant way, in any significant numbers.
I understand your point, but I hope you realised I meant part-black people who were obviously so, "not passing ones" or dare I say ones married to "white women" (like you said that would just start a whole 'nother discussion). Hopefully the whites will vote for him (obviously he needs the bulk)...just that if black people convince themselves not to do it with no faults on his side ,you've said AA have done it all the time and will continue doing it, but the reason we're having this discussion is because some are saying they won't this time and not for the reasons you have given , but scarily random/self depracating reasons...which is fully their choice to exercise come polling day....
Re: Arnold, I wasn't even talking about him becoming president ,I just meant it did him no harm amongst white people like himself that he is essentially a foreigner,and this was in response to what you said about some AA's having an issue with Obama because he wasn't "deep-rootedly cultural" to america though still essentially american enough to have a valid right to go for presidency...
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13-01-08, 07:07 PM
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[color="White"]White people aren't as complicated, or as clever as we somtimes give them credit for. When they come across a Black person that does not fake "scare" them, or whom they feel is "safe", they can barely contain themselves. White people were/are not trying to hide their disdain for OJ. OJ had formerly been one of those "safe" Negroes,(never commented on race matters like his peers Jim Brown, etc), had very little dealings with Black people in general, socially, after he became wealthy and famous. White people LOVED him, because he didn't make them have to think about race like those other Blacks did(complaining about unfair treatment, wanting to ride on the front of the bus, lol,etc..). Their love turned to hate, after he killed his white wife and her white friend. I can't say that I blame them. Here they were, nice enough to give this N*gger 'honorary white"status, and he repays them by killing 2 white people?COLOR]
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IMHO under-estimation can make a person under-prepared , which can lose the war from the minute it starts...
I brought up OJ just to show how some white out-crys can bring the undesired effect up, I realised some black people didn't agree with him during the murder case, but supported him for the "black issue", but it doesn't take away from the fact that they changed tactics quite swiftly..when his lastest problem with the law was reported (the guntotting thing) they kept a low profile on opinions (I realise this wasn't murder as before) but it looks like it's paying dividends , IMHO I think OJ is certainly going to get banged up this time !(though ofcourse we'll have to wait and see)...
I don't think whites are smarter than blacks but to think they are "simple" inspite of how much of the world they have firmly under their thumb even today, does not serve to empower anyone ..but thats a discussion for another thread fooo shooo!
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13-01-08, 08:52 PM
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IMHO under-estimation can make a person under-prepared , which can lose the war from the minute it starts...
I brought up OJ just to show how some white out-crys can bring the undesired effect up, I realised some black people didn't agree with him during the murder case, but supported him for the "black issue", but it doesn't take away from the fact that they changed tactics quite swiftly..when his lastest problem with the law was reported (the guntotting thing) they kept a low profile on opinions (I realise this wasn't murder as before) but it looks like it's paying dividends , IMHO I think OJ is certainly going to get banged up this time !(though ofcourse we'll have to wait and see)...
This latest OJ thing is not going to be on the level with the double murder case for obvious reasons, but believe me, when the charges first came up, the white media here talked about it INCESSANTLY, kept playing the recording over and over, and couldn't contain their glee. You can be looking at a messageboard that has nothing to do with OJ and white folks will bring it up. They are STILL seething about that verdict, and AA's know this. THat was the intention,lol. That is how we wanted them to feel. Now they've had a LITTLE taste of what we've had to endure for centuries.
This times things will be different for him because he is an idiot, who was dumb enough to allow himself to be RECORDED while doing what he is accused of doing,lol. Beyond that, he's not going to likely have the benefit of a sympathetic Black jury,(the crime took place in Nevada), not to say that BLacks would be sympathetic to him at this point, anyway. White folks are playing it low-key cause a. he didn't kill any white people this time, and b. they are sure that they GOT him, this time, and I think they are right. If they are wrong and he manages to get out of this one,too, You'll see just how much they haven't changed in regards to wanting to get him,lol.
I don't think whites are smarter than blacks but to think they are "simple" inspite of how much of the world they have firmly under their thumb even today, does not serve to empower anyone ..but thats a discussion for another thread fooo shooo!
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I didn't say they were simple. I said that they are not as clever or as complex as some of us and them, seem to think they are, or as some of our ass-backwards ways of dealing with them, makes it SEEM like they are. Our inability or unwillingness to learn from the past, and observe their ways and adjust, is proof of our lack of intellect, adaptability,and enduring self loathing(more than anything else), as a collective, not proof of their superior, or even above average intellect. In other words,whites are not all that smart, but they don't need to be, when dealing with us or any other non whites. It's kind of like a person who has always been the smartest person in the room, or in their circle, so they think they are really smart, until they get around some people who are REALLY smart, and find out that in reality they've just been associating with a bunch of morons,lol.
Those Black folks who CAN peep white folks,peep them quite easily, and don't even have to strain their brains, is my point.
"I ain't scared of u mutherphuggers"-Bernie Mack
Last edited by Gmahogany777; 13-01-08 at 09:45 PM.
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