saveliberty
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Jones is his own worst enemy and one who he cannot beat.
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Pick any post you made in this thread.
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Jones is his own worst enemy and one who he cannot beat.
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Reread your viciously racist posts.Jones is his own worst enemy and one who he cannot beat.
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And here i thought i was going to be something about only screwing with white women.
I love screwing with white woman!
Does that make me a racist?
And here i thought it was going to be something about only screwing with white women.
Because Big Black Dog asked the question.
As the debate over jobs turns into the latest political tug-of-war, Rep. Emanuel Cleaver of Missouri walks a careful but candid line. As chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus, he has been at odds with President Barack Obama over his administration's response to the soaring unemployment rate in the African-American community.
Nearing 17 percent, joblessness among blacks is at a three-decade high and almost twice the size of the overall unemployment rate. The black caucus wants the president to do more.
But the group's efforts are freighted with political sensitivities, given Obama's unique role as the first African-American occupant of the White House and the sometimes untethered animosity that his election has triggered.
"If (former President) Bill Clinton had been in the White House and had failed to address this problem, we probably would be marching on the White House," Cleaver said. "There is a less-volatile reaction in the CBC because nobody wants to do anything that would empower the people who hate the president."
Black caucus head treads line between criticizing, supporting Obama - Politics Wires - MiamiHerald.com
Looks like the CBC cares more about the color of Obama's skin than the fact that he is screwing over black people. Me pointing this out makes me a racist. I think this qualifies as adulterated racism.
whites aint responsible either !!Because Big Black Dog asked the question.
As the debate over jobs turns into the latest political tug-of-war, Rep. Emanuel Cleaver of Missouri walks a careful but candid line. As chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus, he has been at odds with President Barack Obama over his administration's response to the soaring unemployment rate in the African-American community.
Nearing 17 percent, joblessness among blacks is at a three-decade high and almost twice the size of the overall unemployment rate. The black caucus wants the president to do more.
But the group's efforts are freighted with political sensitivities, given Obama's unique role as the first African-American occupant of the White House and the sometimes untethered animosity that his election has triggered.
"If (former President) Bill Clinton had been in the White House and had failed to address this problem, we probably would be marching on the White House," Cleaver said. "There is a less-volatile reaction in the CBC because nobody wants to do anything that would empower the people who hate the president."
Black caucus head treads line between criticizing, supporting Obama - Politics Wires - MiamiHerald.com
Looks like the CBC cares more about the color of Obama's skin than the fact that he is screwing over black people. Me pointing this out makes me a racist. I think this qualifies as adulterated racism.
How is Obama "screwing over black people"? Is he reponsible for black people's education choices?
Is he responsible for the criminal past of a certain segment of black people?
Is he responsible for procreation choices of black people?
Because Big Black Dog asked the question.
Black caucus head treads line between criticizing, supporting Obama - Politics Wires - MiamiHerald.comAs the debate over jobs turns into the latest political tug-of-war, Rep. Emanuel Cleaver of Missouri walks a careful but candid line. As chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus, he has been at odds with President Barack Obama over his administration's response to the soaring unemployment rate in the African-American community.
Nearing 17 percent, joblessness among blacks is at a three-decade high and almost twice the size of the overall unemployment rate. The black caucus wants the president to do more.
But the group's efforts are freighted with political sensitivities, given Obama's unique role as the first African-American occupant of the White House and the sometimes untethered animosity that his election has triggered.
"If (former President) Bill Clinton had been in the White House and had failed to address this problem, we probably would be marching on the White House," Cleaver said. "There is a less-volatile reaction in the CBC because nobody wants to do anything that would empower the people who hate the president."
Looks like the CBC cares more about the color of Obama's skin than the fact that he is screwing over black people. Me pointing this out makes me a racist. I think this qualifies as adulterated racism.
How is Obama "screwing over black people"? Is he reponsible for black people's education choices?
Is he responsible for the criminal past of a certain segment of black people?
Is he responsible for procreation choices of black people?
Salt, you taught your kids whites are inferior and should be discriminated against? Or to distrust them because many are racist? The first is racist, the second just appreciating reality.
blacks know that without whites they would still be living in the stone age !! and this realization makes them resentful of whites !!Salt, you taught your kids whites are inferior and should be discriminated against? Or to distrust them because many are racist? The first is racist, the second just appreciating reality.
To distrust them because many are racist. I don't believe in racial superiority.
blacks know that without whites they would still be living in the stone age !! and this realization makes them resentful of whites !!Salt, you taught your kids whites are inferior and should be discriminated against? Or to distrust them because many are racist? The first is racist, the second just appreciating reality.
To distrust them because many are racist. I don't believe in racial superiority.
tell me where i am wrong in this post ??I don't care what you think of me ,prove that they would not be in the stone age without the white man !!blacks know that without whites they would still be living in the stone age !! and this realization makes them resentful of whites !!To distrust them because many are racist. I don't believe in racial superiority.
Your issues are even worse than Salt Jones'.
tell me where i am wrong in this post ??I don't care what you think of me ,prove that they would not be in the stone age without the white man !!blacks know that without whites they would still be living in the stone age !! and this realization makes them resentful of whites !!
Your issues are even worse than Salt Jones'.
Unhappy members of the Congressional Black Caucus probably would be marching on the White House if Obama were not president, according to CBC Chairman Rep. Emanuel Cleaver (D-Mo.).
"If [former President] Bill Clinton had been in the White House and had failed to address this problem, we probably would be marching on the White House," Cleaver told The Miami Herald in comments published Sunday. "There is a less-volatile reaction in the CBC because nobody wants to do anything that would empower the people who hate the president."
I call it business as usual for the left.Proof the CBC is indeed favoring 0bama because he is black. What do you call this if it's not racism??
Unhappy members of the Congressional Black Caucus probably would be marching on the White House if Obama were not president, according to CBC Chairman Rep. Emanuel Cleaver (D-Mo.).
"If [former President] Bill Clinton had been in the White House and had failed to address this problem, we probably would be marching on the White House," Cleaver told The Miami Herald in comments published Sunday. "There is a less-volatile reaction in the CBC because nobody wants to do anything that would empower the people who hate the president."
Cleaver: If Obama wasn't president, we would be