Obama: Constitution stained by 'sin of slavery'

Suzanne Oranges wrote:

<quoted text> France, france I want to go to france forever. Make that the south of fance

Petey Wheatstraw wrote:

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And your race hasn't had a multitude of assclowns trying to fleece a flock somewhere? Save the bigotry for the times when you party like it's 1829, douchebag.

LATOYA wrote:

barack obama is the messiah. he will deliver us from whiteys bondage. we shall overcome the white mans terror. down with whitey. yes we can, change, change, change, afro americans will rule after november election

JOSEPH wrote:

FOR ALL THE IDIOTS ON THIS WEBSITE WHO RESPONED TO LATOYA TODAY, ALL THE IDIOTS WHOM RESPONDED TO THE NAME ERIC AND OLD FART YESTERDAY. YOU ARE A BUNCH OF IDIOTS. THERE NO SUCH THING AS THESE PEOPLE. I ENJOYED SENDING EVERYONE HERE OFF THE WALL MADEUP NONSENSE TO GET YOU STARTED AND FIGHTING. THIS HAS BEEN A WONDERFUL SCAM TO PULL ON EVERYBODY. I ENJOYED PLAYING A SCAM ON ALL OF YOU HAPPY COMING EASTER , APRIL FOOLS DAY

LATOYA wrote:

INSTEAD OF TALKING ABOUT SENDING THE AFRO AMERICA MAN BACK TO AFRICA. LETS SEND ALL THE WHITE MEN BACK TO ERUOPE WHERE THEY BELONW. DOWN WITH WHITEY AND HIS MINIONS.

proud wrote:

check out msnbc, the gallop polls have put Clinton in the lead with the widest margin we have seen so far, no matter how much you down play what Obama's mentor has said it will stick with the American minds, not just whites, ALL Americans, God Bless America!!!

FlowerChild wrote:

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I don't think that he will win. If thase sermons can turn a yellow dog dem into voting republican, he will keep him from win. I will be voting republican for the first time because of those sermons and the lack of outrage from Obama's supporters. I have yet to hear people apologizing for what he has been said. All I hear is excuses about slavery and segregation. The hatred is there. I see his denouncement of the half of his family that stood by him when the other half deserted him. I don't like the man I see. There are a lot that have these emotions, but unlike me thay don't have the time to posts on these boards. After all the years of voting for the liberal party while living in a conservative community, I am horrified that the party does not have a problem with a campaign of a man that associated for twenty years with a church that allows such hatred to be preached from the pulpit. I have always believed in treating people fairly. There is nothing fair about not holding him to the same standards of conduct as others. Angry, oh yes. I'll get over the anger, but I won't get over the disappointment of the rational that I as a white person have it coming and no appologies are necessary. Now, an appology would be too late. I'll send my donation to the repubs.

Suzanne Oranges wrote:

<quoted text> France, france I want to go to france forever. Make that the south of fance

DRN wrote:

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I am a Choctaw Indian and we have seen our share of grief! I would hope you would learn some manners before you go to spouting off!

News Chick wrote:

Unprecedented.
I could not in my wildest dreams, in all my journalistic education and writing experience ever have been able to envision a politician delivering such an incredible speech on such a controversial issue as racism, so eloquently and with such passion and integrity that it would seem tangible.
Great job Sen. Obama

LATOYA wrote:

DONT FEEL SORRY FOR ME. FEEL SORRY FOR WHITEYS COUNTRY. SORRY SAP, JUST TO LET YOU KNOW WHITEY LYNCHED MY GREAT GRANDFATHER, AND MY GREAT GREAT GRANDFATHER WAS OPPRESSED AS A SLAVE. DOWN WITH WHITEY.

JurZee wrote:

<quoted text>Lay off the crack, dear

FlowerChild wrote:

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I don't think that he will win. If thase sermons can turn a yellow dog dem into voting republican, he will keep him from win. I will be voting republican for the first time because of those sermons and the lack of outrage from Obama's supporters. I have yet to hear people apologizing for what he has been said. All I hear is excuses about slavery and segregation. The hatred is there. I see his denouncement of the half of his family that stood by him when the other half deserted him. I don't like the man I see. There are a lot that have these emotions, but unlike me thay don't have the time to posts on these boards. After all the years of voting for the liberal party while living in a conservative community, I am horrified that the party does not have a problem with a campaign of a man that associated for twenty years with a church that allows such hatred to be preached from the pulpit. I have always believed in treating people fairly. There is nothing fair about not holding him to the same standards of conduct as others. Angry, oh yes. I'll get over the anger, but I won't get over the disappointment of the rational that I as a white person have it coming and no appologies are necessary. Now, an appology would be too late. I'll send my donation to the repubs.

LATOYA wrote:

INSTEAD OF TALKING ABOUT SENDING THE AFRO AMERICA MAN BACK TO AFRICA. LETS SEND ALL THE WHITE MEN BACK TO ERUOPE WHERE THEY BELONW. DOWN WITH WHITEY AND HIS MINIONS.

Mac-7 wrote:

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I think Obama loves 12.4% of the American people.
As for the rest if they are guilt ridden enough over slavery to give in to all his demands then there might be a place for them in his heart too.
For those who that is being too hard on him since he gave a great speech Tuesday I say he should have given that speech to his own racist church years ago.
If he can't even heal the people he is closest to how can he hope to heal the whole country?

QMAX21 wrote:

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So your alternate is to vote for McCain who is going to kill more white and black soldiers in Iraq for the next 100 years. Great alternative I would say!