Many blacks shrug off Obama's new view on gays

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Abdurratln wrote:

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He will lose it on the economy becauase he has fixed it somewhat for some whites but has done NOTHING for black workers or for Hispanics. I do not think Hispanic workers are dumb enough to bypass the Catholic Church to support someone who is obviously anti-Chriatian besides being anti-Muslim.

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I bet it is more than 55% in Masspahaggots.
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There is no such poll as far as I know.
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I assume yiou are lumping me in with the Tea Party?
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The problem with Libya as the problem currently in Syria is the CIA inavded the country and started the mess. The average Libyan did not and does not support those rats. In fact, therree is still fighting in Libya right now. And the Turaregs are rasing hell all North Africa. That does not sound like a popular unrising againsty Qaddafi to me. If there was so much opposition to Qaddafi, why didn't they keep him alive to use as a whipping bot during the election? Why did they have to bu5ry him in asecret location? They are afraid that people will visit his grave to mourn his loss.
Dude, get real and wake up. Syria will be the ultimate answer to "popular uprising". And I guratntee you that Obama will lose this one for sure. The man is basing things on lies and emotions. But now in Syria, he has the face the hard cold reality of Russian and Chinese power and spheres of influence. Plus he is still bogged down in Afghanistan. And Irag is far from over. So much for your wishful thinking. Good bye Uncle Barry.

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Abdurratln wrote:

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Yeah. I figured you were lying as usual.

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What did I just reference you? It is the most advancred discourse on historical materialism ever written. It goes to show you that Africans created all the great systems of thougght and do not need any white folks to teach us how to think. In the case of Sekou Toue, his mind was formed and developed in the Islamic Madrassa, not any western universities. That is what made him great, like it or not.

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I understand you are dumb@ss uncle tom.

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I understand you are dumb@ss uncle tom.

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What makes Abdurratin think that all Catholics will vote the same way, be they Hispanic or non-Hispanic? At any rate, Obama now seems to be leading Romney 2 to 1 among Hispanics. But we won't know for sure until after the November election.

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Your first statment is irrelevant, and not really serios anyway.

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<quoted text>I don't know who the AVERAGE Libyan supports or do not support. i doubt that you know either. But that's another issue which calls for a different analysis.

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I didn't see your reference. Unfortunately, I see no evidence of our knowledge of historial materialism.

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It appears that Abdurratin is a Romney supporter. In the thread called "Islam and the Black Race"---Abdurratin was cheerleading Stalin as well as militant Islam.
I've long held that the Chriistian right & the Muslim right have more in common than things in which they differ: The same sexism, similar racism, homophobia and an unreflective adherence to conservative traditionalism.
A right wing Muslm & a right wing Mormon: they would make a pretty sight....and give a new meaning to the idea of "integration."

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I met a Catholic priest this morning who is thinking about maybe possibly voting Democrat in November. That is only one out of 1.5 billion Catholics. So, of course not all Catholics will vote for them.

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The difference between true Believers like me and that liberal priest (real nice guy) I met this morning is I obey, or at least try to obey. what GOD Said, and I do not much care about stupid Marxism. Or do you want me tpo call it "pussified" again. Do not puch me.

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Abdurratln wrote:

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Blind fools cannot see no matter what I do: http://www.panafricanperspective.com/ture2.ht...

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There are not 1.5 billion Catholics in the USA. There are not that many people in the USA. But as for your initial comment that brought forth this exchange, it appears that the majority of Hispanics (most of whom are Catholic) will vote for Obama.

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<quoted text>A part of white Catholics will do likewise, though I'm not sure how many.

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<quoted text>As for the statement by Sekou Ture---which i seem to remember encountering previously---it is interesting. Not philosophically profound, but politically astute.

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Let me dumb it down for you:
Obama's Approval in Freefall on Stagnant Economy
Friday, 22 Jun 2012 12:26 PM
By Paul Scicchitano
Just 33 percent of Americans now believe the president is doing a “good” or “excellent” job when it comes to the economy, according to a Rasmussen poll.
“This election is more than just a referendum on President Obama. It is a referendum on his handling of the economy,” declares Political analyst and Democratic pollster Doug Schoen in an exclusive interview with Newsmax on Friday.
InsiderAdvantage head and pollster Matt Towery agrees with Schoen’s assessment.“Regardless of what poll you’re looking at the president’s not doing well in the economy in terms of just dealing with the economy.”
“What’s happened is much more anemic economic growth than we anticipated — not only in the United States, but most especially in Europe and even in China to some extent,” she tells Newsmax.“So as we’re heading into the second half of this year, we’re having less demand than some had expected, but meanwhile supply is still adequate — more than adequate. Inventories are starting to build. So that price of crude has come down.”
“Gas prices are the political football of the world and they generally never mean anything,” said Towery.“What they’re concerned about is people don’t have any money in their pocket.”
Voters do not have to look hard to see the signs of a worsening economy. Moody's Investors Service has lowered the credit ratings on some of the world's biggest banks, including Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs, reflecting concern over their exposure to the violent swings in global financial markets.
The downgrades late Thursday ultimately are a measure of Moody's view on the ability of the banks to repay their debts. The ratings agency also cut its ratings on Barclays, Deutsche Bank and HSBC, some of the largest banks in Europe, a region fighting to contain a government debt crisis.
U.S. manufacturing grew at its slowest pace in 11 months in June and the number of Americans filing new applications for unemployment aid fell only slightly last week.
“With more than 8 percent out of work and an equal number under employed or discouraged workers, the American people are hurting and the fall in president Obama’s approval rating, vote share, and ratings on the economy reflect just that,” Schoen explained.
Most Americans already believe that the U.S. is in a recession, observed Towery.
“People don’t have any money in their pocket and they can’t borrow any money. They don’t qualify for loans,” he said.“The banks will only loan to people who have money in the first place and so we are basically at a complete stalemate in terms of our economy. There’s nothing that anyone can think of that will spur it to go forward.”
Towery acknowledges that the president’s handling of the economy will largely determine his re-election chances.
“I don’t think they expected to see unemployment increase, which basically it has. It certainly hasn’t decreased,” observed Towery.“And I don’t think they also expected that there would be this stagnant sort of situation where not only are things not moving here in the U.S. but all over the world.”
If the election were about personality, Obama would be feeling better about his re-election prospects, said Schoen, adding that the president is extremely likeable.

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Now, do you undersatnd?

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Brian_G wrote:

So, Obama says your manhood is irrelevant to marriage; shrug it off. He tells black women, they aren't needed in marriage; shrug it off.

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Sceptical wrote:

Your original comment was that Obama would lose the election because,"he's fixed the economy for whites, but has done nothing for blacks."
The article below doesn't say a single thing about race and economics.
What the hell are you talking about?
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