I am not going to report you to the administrator; this forum isn’t moderated so it is up to the members to determine the veracity of one's post.
You seemed elusive in you initial reply, so I was curious. It is after all, copied and pasted from culturecloud.com.
If you say you wrote this piece, I believe you, race has nothing to do with it.
You were the one who played the race card, not me.

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The administrator doesn't give a fuck about paragraphs or what you post. I was making a suggestion for your own good, some people might skip over such a large block of words with no organization whatsoever. I am not asking to "recant" either, I am telling you plainly that you are wrong about Obama.

This clown is playing the race card with his little tirade about Obama.

He works for Hillary.

Hey MindCrew, why don't you put up some evidence on why Barack Obama is not a good candidate?

So what exactly did you expect Clarence Thomas to do for black people? How has he let you down? You know that he is a Supreme Court Justice of these United States, and the country comes before any ethnic group.

Get over yourself, and move on, because I'm not going to bow to your ignorance. If you can't keep from trying to degrade me, because I'm black and can write, then go somewhere else and whin on someone else's message board. I'm not even going to address anymore of your false assuming posts that have nothing whatsoever to do with this board.

I can't because I don't have 15 posts yet, however, you can go to culturecloud.com, look under the poster named Irasta (which is also me), and I give the websites for why I am still not on the Obama bandwagon, and why I feel the way that I do.

You mean the country "should" come before any ethnic group. Personal cases go before the supreme court all the time. And, I expect Clarence Thomas to address the voting rights laws, and make it so that African American permanently had the right to vote, instead of the voting rights law having to be renewed every once in a while. I also was hoping that Clarence Thomas would address civil rights reform laws as they pertain to African Americans. If the supreme court can address civil rights laws as they pertain to homosexuals and women, then they should be able to address them as they pertain to African Americans, too.

No, I'm not wrong about Obama! And, if it will make you happy, I did have paragraphs when I wrote this, however, when it got posted, paragraphs were deleted. So, instead of whinning to me about something I have no control over, and is petty b.s. too, go whin to the adminstrator-because I don't operate this board!

I'm sorry Mindfuck or crew but you are speaking about yourself.

Barak Obama is himself.

Your rant is about your Self. You touched on every conceivable stereotype possible but you really said nothing.

I now live in his district, that does not mean I have some inside on his mind, I haven't been here long enough but we did use the realtor that sold his house, does that make me black enough?


Uhhhhhhh no.


It's irrelevant you have just spoken a huge rant that is the equivalent of someone saying his middle name is Hussein. It really means nothing except your personal projection.

It's a bitch but it's true, sorry dude.

What Obama brings to the table in essence is verbal inspiring hope. When he speaks he is the antithesis of Bush. No one else does that. That's a major reason why he moves people, not his pigmentation.....
He speaks about integration, not of races but of ideologies. there is a reason he is from the district of th University of Chicago, the bastion of Leo Strauss.

This is far more powerful than skin, which you allude too but there is a caveat, it's about You (your pigment) & not Reality. You don't get it yet because you have not moved beyond you....He may or may not be the final answer but whether any one herd or skin knows it or not he leads the way & the way is about acceptance, of all sides. I know this much I now, live in his district & it IS diverse. Something none understands yet.

BUT I WILL share in time....

Who live in the illusion of clear lines.....

There are differences though....

& they should be understood & celebrate.

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