This entire piece does not make a single cogent point about anything.
Try again.
"William Flax" <krtq73aa@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> BlankFellow Americans:
>
> The endorsement of former Senator Edwards makes it increasingly likely
> that
> the oldest of the two, once Major Mainstream American Parties, the
> Democratic Party, will actually nominate the son of an East African visa
> holder--not one of the sources of any part of traditional American
culture
> (White or Black)--a candidate, whose whole mantra appears to be a very
> enthusiastic intent to change that culture in some less than clearly
> defined
> direction. Senator Obama, is clearly not one of those adopted sons who
> seeks to vindicate the vision of the Founding Fathers, rather one who
> completely rejects that vision, and would substitute a new one of
unknown
> or
> less than clear origins.
>
> The Reverend Wright controversy has pointed out the questionable
> associations of Senator Obama, but what has been generally missed in the
> commentary thereon, is that Obama is clearly more antagonistic to
American
> culture even than Reverend Wright--who though he may blame White folk
for
> Black folks problems, at least believes in the traditional American
> concept
> of self-help and personal responsibility. Obama has said that that will
> not
> work unless we "change America." (But in his other remarks and
> associations, he clearly also plays and accepts the blame game. He may
> not
> believe that we invented AIDS as an experiment in genocide, but
rejection
> of
> a particular fantasy does not alter his basic drift on the subject of
> race,
> and that is no different than Reverend Wright's.)
>
> The bottom line is that Obama is actually less suited to be President
than
> his former Pastor, and no rational person would suggest that we elect
> Reverend Wright, simply because he does applaud personal responsibility.
> We
> need to focus public attention on this, or we are going to face a real
> nightmare in only a few short months.
>
> For more on Senator Obama, and where he fits into the Leftwing political
> spectrum, consider our essay on "Leftwing Chickens Coming Home":
> <http://pages.prodigy.net/krtq73aa/chickens.htm>.
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