Kasz216 said:
It's not offensive to Obama. It's offensive to other black person ever. Or it should be to you. He said Barak Obama was the first mainstream, articulate, clean, bright good looking black person ever! I mean... I can think of a few black people who fit that bill before him. He also blamed black people for Washingtons school system sucking. “When you have children coming from dysfunctional homes, when you have children coming from homes where there’s no books, where the mother from the time they’re born doesn’t talk to them — as opposed to the mother in Iowa who’s sitting out there and talks to them, the kid starts out with a 300 word larger vocabulary at age three. Half this education gap exists before the kid steps foot in the classroom,” the Delaware Democrat added. That you don't find racist? |
It depends on the conotation of "blaming". Also the context, did he go onto talk about why the mother doesn't talk to there kid as much? Maybe because she has to work two jobs at minimum wage because her mother didn't receive the proper education (because of REAL racism, not what you call racism).
This all comes down to. Joe Biden and the Democrats fight for minority rights and equality. Republicans do not. So when a democrat says something insensitive they have a voting record to fall back on, to prove that it was just in poor taste. When republicans do it, they have nothing to back it up.
Yes I know many Republicans DO vote for it and are decent people (I have and probably will vote for some), but enough for the past eight years voted against it so Bush could veto civil rights bills. One of those is John McCain.
They don't want to use quotas (for employment or money distribution) because they wouldn't want us poor gun loving, god fearing (I am both) white voters to realise that they are not on the side of the people.
And for me, it's not guilt. I am jewish, and once President Palin opens up her death camps I am pretty sure Jews will be on that list too. Maybe she'll depopulate the less-patriotic, anti-American parts of the country for living space for the purer, patriotic pro-americans.
Note: For any other major presidential candidate or running mate in the last 120 years, I would have added a smiley.
BTW, my congressional district: Tom Feeney compares Acorn to the KKK, those kind of comments show his perception of racial relations and sensitivity. Acorn gets people to fill out 1.2+ voter registration form, they mark ones they think might be fraudulent, they have to send them all in though; they are not allowed to make the decision whether or not to issue a registration. Were some people in the organization helping fraudulent behavior? Sure, and those members of Acorn will probably be forgetten once the election is over, whether Rs or Ds win. Does it matter to the vote? No, they still need to be registered and vote with state ID. It's illegal, but voter registration fraud is not the same thing as voter fraud or election tampering. And it sure isn't the same thing as a group of people who go around murdering people based on what skin color they are.
I would cite regulation, but I know you will simply ignore it.