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Haha, you're so intellectually lazy. You believe that all black people should act, think and vote alike. That my friend, is the epitome of racist behavior. Perhaps it's time to take a long look in the mirror and do some soul searching.
That was technically a Herman Cain argument. So, stop worrying about liberals and progressives, if Herman Cain is the guy, not merely a "we care for blacks" propaganda, and republicans will put him on the ticket. But, what if he is not? Would it prove republicans to be racists? Talk to me when republicans have him on the ticket. Okay? The crocodile tears flooding these boards from so-called conservatives about racism is amusing though.
All day, every day we are accused of being racists; now that HC is rising to the top, the radical left hate machine has to try extra hard to portray us as racists, even going so far as to claim that we are only voting for him to prove that we are not racist. lol Well, what if HC got the nominee and picked Rubio as his running mate? The Neo Prog propagandists would go crazy trying to spin hate outta that. lol
What if?
How or why would this ticket benefit the country?
Surely you have some reason to vote for them other than their respective races/ethnicities?
Increasing taxes for the rich and decreasing it for the poor? I'll take that over Cain's plan any day. I'll also take the guy who doesn't go around yammering and yapping about how black he is or how other's aren't real black men or the media doesn't support him because he's black or that blacks are stupid
Funny how no one has responded to the list of quotes you so helpfully provided.
Bottom line is that the Rs really do think people are that gullible. We saw it when they elevated Michael Steele (we got us one!), saw it when they elevated Palin (we got a woman too!), saw it when they trotted out poor Bobby Jindal to provide the response to the state of the union address.
It's all show, no substance with them.
Now, I happen to think that Marco Rubio could be a reasonable candidate some years hence, but, if I were him, I would run so far from these people who clearly only want to use him as a token of how big the Republican tent might be and clearly do not value him for anything other the accident of his birth.
Great! But his name may as well be Herman McCain....(AKA Repug Sacrificial Lamb)
PS: Repugs portray themselves as racists with racist remarks....they don't need lefties help
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You believe that all black people should act, think and vote alike. Who is the racist one again?
Could you please show where in my post above it says I believe all black people should act and think and vote alike.....I didn't and that makes you a liar.
But keep protesting loudly and frequently about how SOME people aren't racist....the more you protest and the more you bring up the subject....the more race matters to you.
That is a VERY interesting question you pose. I wasn't on this forum in 2007-2008. Can you, or anyone for that matter answer this question. Were the conservatives as nasty, vicious, childish and in so much of an attack dog mode when the progressives worked through their nomination process to their eventual nominee? Same question could be asked of 2003-2004.
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Yup, it's called getting to know your candidates. Do democrats not do that? I thought that it was Kucinich then Hilary then Obama for you guys. Why the double standard?
Because he's a black republican that makes him a uncle Tom? So much for opened minded libarels. As a black person I would be offended if this wasn't so stupid.
I didn't say he was an Uncle Tom. I said he was a "good one" and it's not because he's a black Republican. It's because the reason the Republicans like him is that he's not like those "other blacks" He subscribes to the racist theory that blacks are too stupid to think for themselves, although of course he's different, not like those "other blacks" He also plays the race card a whole lot and the cons seem to love that
"[the Media] are doubly scared that a real black man might run against Barack Obama"
-Herman Cain, March 30, 2011
Obama is not a strong black man"
-Herman Cain, March 30, 2011
"A real black man is not timid about making the right decisions"
Herman Cain, June 30, 2011
"it is documented that [Obama's] mother was white and his father was from Africa."
Herman Cain, June 30, 2011”
Also his blacks are too stupid to think for themselves statement[/b]
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Great! But his name may as well be Herman McCain....(AKA Repug Sacrificial Lamb)
