I said sympathizer and I am correct.
I see.
So he is a sympathizer with the enemy.
Say, WHO IS THIS ENEMY that you hate so much that you would ostracize "sympathizers?"
Might it be oh, I don't know - lemee guess, uhm WHITE PEOPLE...
In no way does that make me a racist.
ROFL
You are certainly free to go back and qoute the context in which I certainly called him a "sympathizer".
Dude, that was what caught my focus. You spat that out like a Viet Cong who found a village that gave a drink of water to an American.
People like you like to try to make a pretext that is in no way related to the actual context.
You mean that you didn't intend to expose the underlying truth with your statement.
It's the only way you can try to win an argument in your head. Who said that cain was a "race traitor", I certainly didn't, but once again YOU put that into the conversation.
Who said Cain was a "race traitor?"
How about the Communists over at Alternet?
{Herman Cain’s shtick is a version of race minstrelsy where he performs “authentic negritude” as wish fulfillment for White Conservative fantasies.}
All American Blogger ? Despicable: AlterNet Declares Herman Cain a Race Traitor, Monkey
{Nonetheless, some left-wing blogs have cheered O'Donnell's supposed takedown of Cain -- and others have peddled even nastier fare. Chauncey de Vega, a blogger at OpenSalon.com, calls Cain a "professional racism apologist," a "race traitor" and a "human parrot" for right-wing white bigots, and even accuses Cain of using his memories of growing up black under Jim Crow to pander to racists.
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The Left's Race Baiting of Herman Cain | RealClearPolitics
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Now hey, democrats are filthy creatures - filled with hate and bile, so we might just view this as the typical hate and calls for violence that define democrats.
But that's a cop out - this is pure racism and the demand by democrats that blacks are PROPERTY of the party, and never can think for themselves.
Powell is a great American who served this country, it's quite telling that you have more respect for Al Sharpton than you do for General Powell.
I'm not a huge fan of Sharpton, but he is what he is.
Powell pretended to be one thing to gain power, then betrayed those who were his compatriots when he no longer needed them.
