On May 24, 2:03 pm, genie <margen...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> On May 24, 12:16 pm, Governor Swill <governor.sw...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
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> > This is genie <margen...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>'s brain on drugs:
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> > >On May 24, 5:09 am, bushlyed <bushl...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> > >> On May 23, 2:05 am, genie <margen...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
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> > >> > On May 23, 1:11 am, "Jerk Y. Chainey" <je...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > >> > > On 22 May 2008, genie wrote:
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> > >> > > > On May 22, 9:35 pm, "Jerk Y. Chainey" <je...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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wrote:
> > >> > > >> On 22 May 2008, Amanda Williams wrote:
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> > >> > > >>
>http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/05/22/mccain.hagee/index.html
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> > >> > > >> How do you "reject and endorsement".
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> > >> > > >> Isn't that like rejecting a ***** that has ejaculated inside
you?
> > >> > > >> (One that you eagerly sought, by the way.)
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> > >> > > >> Oh, wait, now I see.
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> > >> > > >> McCain is ABORTING the endorsement.
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> > >> > > > Whatever it takes for you to understand. Thanks for saying it
in
> > >> > > > Liberal laymans terms.
> > >> > > > heh
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> > >> > > It ain't rape if McCain wanted it.
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> > >> > > No abortion for McCain, sorry.
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> > >> > > Hagee's love child continues to grow inside the McCain
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> > >> > Typical Lib projection deterrent. Please post anywhere that
McCains
> > >> > claims Hagee as his spiritual advisor, or sat in his pew for 20
years.
> > >> > Get back to me, K?
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> > >> Let's turn the tables
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> > >> Obama only attended a church and did not rely on his pastor for
> > >> political sup****t
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> > >> McCain crawls and begged for the endorsement
> > >> Seems worse to me
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> > McCain has rejected Hagee and his endorsement. Not that it's even
> > vaguely comparable. Hagee is to McCain as Farakhan is to Obama,
> > perhaps even less. Wright is unique. There is no McCain comparison.
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> > >Obama tried to keep Wright under wraps, knowing his messages would
not
> > >be welcomed, huh?
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> > Really? He tried to hide who his pastor was and where he went to
> > church?
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> > > So you are admitting endorsements given to Obama by
> > >Wright reflect on him and we should be concerned by the impression
> > >Wright made on Obama. The very title of his book "The Audacity of
> > >Hope" infers that black people are supressed by whites to hope, but
in
> > >defiance, hope anyway. Its just perpetuation of the same old victim
> > >wish of those expecting to be entitled over and above eveyone else,
in
> > >the name of white guilt.
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> > Then you discount the reality of being black in this country. Several
> > centuries of slavery and oppression are not going to go away in a
> > generation or two. Certainly not when whites and blacks alike can't
> > talk openly about it without exciting counter productive passion. The
> > sins of our fathers compel us to redress the grievance and we do.
> > Perhaps a century will do it.
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> > Swill
> > --
> > ****ft Happens
> > "Welcome to reality. Enjoy your visit.
> > Slow thinkers keep right." - Peter Principle
> >
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> Things are tough all over, Swill. Try being a single female parent in
> a white/black mans world.
When it comes to employment, white women face far fewer obstacles than
black men. The discrimination women face has more to do with wage
equity, not employment op****tunity.
Further, you're suggesting that because your content to be **** on
that everyone else should be also?
>We can all come up with excuses as to why we
> don't succeed, but some of us overcome those obstacles.
And many don't.
You're suggesting that they don't count because they couldn't manage
to overcome obstacles that shouldn't be there in the first place?
>There is no a
> single black who can claim they KNOW what it is like to be a slave.
Perhaps not.
But there are plenty who KNOW what it's like to be denied the right to
vote, what it's like to have a fire hose turned on them and what it's
like to be bitten by a German Shepard on a leash held by a racist
white cop.
> Its called the common struggle to survive and nobody has any worse
> than being poor whatever color you may be.
Which, of course, is a rightard lie.
Racism isn't dead in this country. Not by a long shot.
Look to your fellow rightards in these groups for evidence.
Being a poor white isn't as devoid of op****tunity as being a poor
black, no matter how badly rightards, like you, try and pretend
otherwise.
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