*sigh* And yet, here I go again.
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Originally Posted by kgpoolerev
Barack Obama on March 18th said that working class (poor) and middle class whites only feel that they are not priviledged. As far as they (poor and middle class whites) are concerned they have worked for what they have. Barack Obama.
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Did he dispute that they have the right to feel that way? Did he say that they were wrong?
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Originally Posted by kgpoolerev
Would you vote for some who spent 20 years in the pews listening to Robertson, the Dobbs Freak, Fat Ass Hagee, or Falwell? Would you vote for them if they weakly condemned the comments because they were made publicly? Would you voted for someone who justified their relationship with one of the four if he justified by saying his black grandmother was a racist? Would you support them if their pastor had talked a year prior about the candidate needing to APPEAR to distance himself?
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It's terrible! Obama told an uncomfortable truth about a relative!
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Originally Posted by kgpoolerev
In the words of one of Obama's ads, 'one voice can change a room'. For 20 years Obama choose to remain silent and let Wright's voice be the one. Now you want us to not compare the teachings of the church and the pastor and use it to judge Obama's actions? One voice can change a room, God Damn America, that is in the Bible. Now ask yourself why Obama would not wear the flag pin. US of KKK A, now why did Obama not put his hand over his heart during the playing of the national anthem.
Look at Obama's life to get the context for his actions. That includes looking at Wright.
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For twenty years, Obama let his pastor tend to pastoring at the church. What a shame that Wright doesn't want to leave the politicking to Obama. So, it looks like it's splitsville.
Not that I expect you to take any of these responses to heart (as usual). But I do feel better not letting you get away with it.
