Is there anyone here who thinks Elizabeth Warren is not a racist?

[edthecynic]

I'm not seeing a racist comment. She was repeating what her grandmother said about native Americans having high cheekbones.

Does that mean that if I said my father used to tell me the only good Indian is a dean Indian it wouldn't be racist?

For your father, yes it would be racist. For YOU, no it wouldn't be racist.

 

[ClosedCaption]

I'm not seeing a racist comment. She was repeating what her grandmother said about native Americans having high cheekbones.

Does that mean that if I said my father used to tell me the only good Indian is a dean Indian it wouldn't be racist?

For your father, yes it would be racist. For YOU, no it wouldn't be racist.

Wait, according to Quantum racism is transfers to the siblings

 

[edthecynic]

Seriously, I want to know, because if I said something this stupid everyone on the left would say I was a racist.

Elizabeth Warren's Native American Proof? High Cheekbones... - YouTube

That video doesn't make me think she is racist.....dishonest and daft maybe but not racist.

Then again i don't assign racist too lightly.....although some people in this forum would disagree with about that its true, they just are racists and don't want to believe it

It wasn't until she insisted that all Indians have high cheekbones that I started to wonder. That, alone, does not prove she is racist, but it is a racist type remark that is not true. I would think a Harvard professor would know that.

Of course, that is a lie that only brainwashed fools are stupid enough to mindlessly parrot. Your own video shows that it was her AUNT who said it, but you knew that all along.

 

[edthecynic]

Her mistake was to lie about her ancestry for career advancement through affirmative action.

Fauxcahontas is a moron but as far as I can tell, not a racist.

Mark Steyn: Fauxcahontas and the melting pot | great, warren, elizabeth - Opinion - The Orange County Register

How does she know she's a Cherokee maiden? Well, she cites her grandfather's "high cheekbones," and says the Indian stuff is part of her family "lore." Which was evidently good enough for Harvard Lore School when they were looking to rack up a few affirmative-action credits. The former Obama Special Advisor to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and former Chairperson of the Congressional Oversight Panel now says that "I listed myself in the directory in the hopes that it might mean that I would be invited to a luncheon, a group, something that might happen with people who are like I am," and certainly not for personal career advancement or anything like that. Like everyone else, she was shocked, shocked to discover that, as The Boston Herald reported, "Harvard Law School officials listed Warren as Native American in the '90s, when the school was under fierce fire for their faculty's lack of diversity."

So did the University of Texas, and the University of Pennsylvania. With the impertinent jackanapes of the press querying the bona fides of Harvard Lore School's first Native American female professor, the Warren campaign got to work and eventually turned up a great-great-great-grandmother designated as Cherokee in the online transcription of a marriage application of 1894.

Hallelujah! In the old racist America, we had quadroons and octoroons. But in the new post-racial America, we have – hang on, let me get out my calculator – duoettrigintaroons! Martin Luther King dreamed of a day when men would be judged not on the color of their skin but on the content of their great-great-great-grandmother's wedding license application. And now it's here! You can read all about it in Elizabeth Warren's memoir of her struggles to come to terms with her racial identity, Dreams From My Great-Great-Great-Grandmother.

Exactly, her dishonest abuse of the preferential treatment minorities receive through affirmative action was the big mistake here.

And of course, you two have proof that affirmative action was involved!
NOT!

 

[edthecynic]

Does that mean that if I said my father used to tell me the only good Indian is a dean Indian it wouldn't be racist?

For your father, yes it would be racist. For YOU, no it wouldn't be racist.

Wait, according to Quantum racism is transfers to the siblings

i stand corrected then, Quantum admits to being a racist just like his racist father.