Is White Support For Obama Racist?

[CreepersWiener]

Enjoy another totally pointless thread from CreepersWiener...

[hairy potter]

its a conspirucy

[Beckytheblondie]

Absolutely not. But Eskimo supporters for Obama are absol-inuit-ly racist.

[hairy potter]

Absolutely not. But Eskimo supporters for Obama are absol-inuit-ly racist.

wanna webcam?

[b.k. barunt]

What is all this talk i hear about back support for Obama? The Conservatives say he has no backbone so why should they care if he uses a little back support? And whythefuck is it racist for a Negro to use back support?


Honibaz

[hairy potter]

burger king?

[Phatscotty]

over 40% of whites voted for Obama. answer is NO

blacks cannot say the same...

Just reality

[tkr4lf]

yes

[CreepersWiener]

over 40% of whites voted for Obama. answer is NO

blacks cannot say the same...

Just reality

Does that 40% include Ron Paul supporters who indirectly voted for Obama by voting for Ron Paul or other third party conservative candidates? If not, then that percentage would be closer to 50% as hard core Ron Paul supporters took away about 20% of the vote from the Republicans...

[spurgistan]

I'm pretty sure it's impossible to exercise your Constitutionally guaranteed right to vote and not be racist.

[Phatscotty]

over 40% of whites voted for Obama. answer is NO

blacks cannot say the same...

Just reality

Does that 40% include Ron Paul supporters who indirectly voted for Obama by voting for Ron Paul or other third party conservative candidates? If not, then that percentage would be closer to 50% as hard core Ron Paul supporters took away about 20% of the vote from the Republicans...

um, in order to vote for Ron Paul, you had to write his name in. I dont know how many write ins he got, but it probably was not that many. Ron Paul was not on any ballot.

[CreepersWiener]

over 40% of whites voted for Obama. answer is NO

blacks cannot say the same...

Just reality

Does that 40% include Ron Paul supporters who indirectly voted for Obama by voting for Ron Paul or other third party conservative candidates? If not, then that percentage would be closer to 50% as hard core Ron Paul supporters took away about 20% of the vote from the Republicans...

um, in order to vote for Ron Paul, you had to write his name in. I dont know how many write ins he got, but it probably was not that many. Ron Paul was not on any ballot.

...for Ron Paul or other third party conservative candidates...

I did lump them all together with the write ins and the actual candidates. Ron Paul urged his supporters to vote for Chuck Baldwin of the Constitution Party. I am sure they took a good chunk of the Republican vote. But whether or not it was 20%, I don't know. All I know is that from my state primary, Ron Paul took 23% and in some counties it was over fifty.

[Phatscotty]

a republican primary between republicans does not cost any democrats any votes in a federal election 8-14 months before the elections (ie, the date of the primaries)

you have your civics tangled

[notyou2]

over 40% of whites voted for Obama. answer is NO

blacks cannot say the same...

Just reality

PS if you were of a visible minority and you saw someone of your race that had the possibility of becoming the next president of the US wouldn't you vote for them too?

What if you were a woman and saw that a woman could be the first female president of the US? I expect if this were the case well over 50% of female votes would have been for the female presidential candidate.

What if the candidate had cerebral palsy? I expect the percentage of people with cerebral palsy voting for the cerebral palsy candidate would be over 80%.

What does this all mean?






ABSOLUTELY NOTHING.

[hairy potter]

it means that there's a black jewish conspiracy to steal all of your money

that conspiracy is called the recession

[saxitoxin]

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In caveat, I couldn't care one way or the other about the topic, I just enjoy seeing notyou2 and his new BFF pal around.

[CreepersWiener]

a republican primary between republicans does not cost any democrats any votes in a federal election 8-14 months before the elections (ie, the date of the primaries)

you have your civics tangled

You are missing my point. I am saying that a large percentage of Ron Paul supporters refused to vote Republican and therefor, indirectly helped Obama become POTUS. Yes, voting for Republicans in a primary doesn't hurt democrat votes, but it is a good indication of how far Republicans are split. And if the majority of Ron Paul supporters were strong in their convictions, they would have voted for Ron Paul's endorsement or just wrote Ron Paul in, thusly wasting a Republican vote and helping the Obama campaign.

In my hometown, Obama flew into our small airport and was having a town meeting and the public was invited and offered free tickets. I went to get free tickets and the Obama campaign told me that there were no more left...but, if I went out door to door to campaign for Obama, they could sneak me in.

I walked out of their office.

[Phatscotty]

a republican primary between republicans does not cost any democrats any votes in a federal election 8-14 months before the elections (ie, the date of the primaries)

you have your civics tangled

You are missing my point. I am saying that a large percentage of Ron Paul supporters refused to vote Republican and therefor, indirectly helped Obama become POTUS. Yes, voting for Republicans in a primary doesn't hurt democrat votes, but it is a good indication of how far Republicans are split. And if the majority of Ron Paul supporters were strong in their convictions, they would have voted for Ron Paul's endorsement or just wrote Ron Paul in, thusly wasting a Republican vote and helping the Obama campaign.

In my hometown, Obama flew into our small airport and was having a town meeting and the public was invited and offered free tickets. I went to get free tickets and the Obama campaign told me that there were no more left...but, if I went out door to door to campaign for Obama, they could sneak me in.

I walked out of their office.

I see your point. A lot of people did plug their nose and vote Mccain though, and many more voted against Obama plain and simple. This time, the roles are reversed. The Ron paul supporters have the republican party and the country clubbers, the checker panters, and the log cabin republicans are going to have to set up a coalition.

In all fairness, this time around, we know who Obama is and what he stands for.

[notyou2]

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In caveat, I couldn't care one way or the other about the topic, I just enjoy seeing notyou2 and his new BFF pal around.

I didn't know you cared Dr Saxi.

Thanks for the well wishes. I am flattered to have a troll of your capabilities notice

[Phatscotty]

(inserting comment to follow thread)

In caveat, I couldn't care one way or the other about the topic, I just enjoy seeing notyou2 and his new BFF pal around.

I didn't know you cared Dr Saxi.

Thanks for the well wishes. I am flattered to have a troll of your capabilities notice

takes one to know one

[notyou2]

You said it PS

[BigBallinStalin]

over 40% of whites voted for Obama. answer is NO

blacks cannot say the same...

Just reality

Does that 40% include Ron Paul supporters who indirectly voted for Obama by voting for Ron Paul or other third party conservative candidates? If not, then that percentage would be closer to 50% as hard core Ron Paul supporters took away about 20% of the vote from the Republicans...

Basically, you're saying people should vote for the candidate that they don't want.

You ever seen that Simpsons episode where the two aliens take the skins of the two presidential candidates? Eventually during a debate, their true selves are discovered and they laugh at their soon-to-be victory.

Then someone from the crowd yells that they'll vote for the 3rd party. At which point the alien says, "Go ahead! Throw your vote away!"

Homer: "He's right!" Then they vote, and one of the aliens wins, and they're all enslaved. GG.

You're like Homer. Why do people continue to support this game-show of democracy?

[BigBallinStalin]

over 40% of whites voted for Obama. answer is NO

blacks cannot say the same...

Just reality

PS if you were of a visible minority and you saw someone of your race that had the possibility of becoming the next president of the US wouldn't you vote for them too?

What if you were a woman and saw that a woman could be the first female president of the US? I expect if this were the case well over 50% of female votes would have been for the female presidential candidate.

What if the candidate had cerebral palsy? I expect the percentage of people with cerebral palsy voting for the cerebral palsy candidate would be over 80%.

What does this all mean?






ABSOLUTELY NOTHING.

It's really stupid to vote for someone because of their physical features, regardless of their actual qualifications.

f*ck no I'm not going to vote for some woman because she could be the first female president. Big deal! What else does she offer? Why don't people ask that question?

[notyou2]

I don't vote that way either BBS, but MANY people do. Actually in Canada, you don't vote for the prime minister candidates unless you are in that riding. I expect many people vote for the potential prime minister that is running in their riding.

One year, the Liberal Party of Canada won a majority in the election but their leader Jean Chretien didn't win his seat. An elected member near where I live stepped down and the prime minister ran in a by-election to gain entry to parliament.

[bradleybadly]

over 40% of whites voted for Obama. answer is NO

blacks cannot say the same...

Just reality

The real issue here is that black voters love the black half of Obama more than white voters love the white half of him.