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Originally posted by whatsup
I am 53 and grew up in the deep south, so I know all about the KKK (my best friends father was a grand wizard). However, when you start fanning the flames of hate, intolerance, and ignorance, it's a slippery slope before you start seeing this type of stuff all over again.
[edit on 13-10-2008 by whatsup]
Sorry but you (McPalin's camp) cannot have it both ways. You cannot say "leave the family out of this" and then proceed to constantly stick them in the public eye. You want them left along? Fine, I concur, it is unfair to the poor kids in that family to be scrutinized but they will be so long as McPalin proceeds to use them as stage props. And also, since when is asking legitimate questions about a candidate and her family an attack?
Originally posted by whatsup
The only thing that was missing in that rally were the robes and the burning crosses! Thank you McCain for restoring racism and hatred in this country (and keeping up the legacy of "Bushy").
Here is my new bumper sticker:
McCain/Palin
= Fear/Hatred
[edit on 13-10-2008 by whatsup]
Originally posted by TXMACHINEGUNDLR
It is that bad and much worse. Something very bad is brewing under the surface of this country. It smells like death, and hate. There is some kind of weird vibration all over the place. Feels like we are about to enter a second civil war. Like HST said " I am getting the fear".
Outside on Broad Street, waiting for Palin to leave, one man was heard saying: "Let's stone her, old school."Another protester shouted at someone entering the hotel, "Wait till your daughter wants an abortion, you hypocrite."