Why do people worry about being called racist for criticizing Barack Obama?

reply to post by Frankidealist35


im talking about regular everyday people.... Ask anyone you know a question of relevance to obama... they will look like a deer in the head lights

reply to post by pluckynoonez


Don't criticize the UN either... if you criticize them you'll probably get put in a FEMA camp somewhere when the NWO takes power. Don't criticize Henry Paulsun. Let him do his thing and supposedly save the economy. Don't criticize the banking industry... don't criticize George W Bush... don't criticze! Oh wait. You were being sarcastic... but I see your point!

I feel like i can and will whenever i feel theres reason to but we know what people are like, basically we're not allowed.
It wont stop any enlightened minds speaking the truth despite the opposition.

I dont worry about it...because i am racist...so its actually a compliment for me....

reply to post by Frankidealist35


Frank,you may be one of the few that have not "played the race card"in defense of Obama.I find that commendable.However in the vast majority of the discussions I have had with Obama supporters,every subject discussed eventually ended with the allusion that my nonsupport was because of his race.When in all actuality his stance on most issues is unpalletable to me.His race has never been an issue for me.
I feel that to resort to casting a pall on someones verasity,by name calling,or other school yard games should be embarrassing for everyone involved. It's childishness and less than intelligent intercourse.

Originally posted by daddyroo45
reply to post by Frankidealist35

 

Frank,you may be one of the few that have not "played the race card"in defense of Obama.I find that commendable.However in the vast majority of the discussions I have had with Obama supporters,every subject discussed eventually ended with the allusion that my nonsupport was because of his race.When in all actuality his stance on most issues is unpalletable to me.His race has never been an issue for me.
I feel that to resort to casting a pall on someones verasity,by name calling,or other school yard games should be embarrassing for everyone involved. It's childishness and less than intelligent intercourse.

Race was an issue for you...you just didnt accept the fact....

reply to post by Moose Head


You are directly making my point.Within one line you have called me a racist and a liar.I take exception to that,you are making assumptions based upon your beliefs and experience.Without intimate knowledge of my personality,or my driven compulsion for better understanding my fellow man.
The way I see it,any fool can burn a bridge.Only a wise man can build one. Knowledge and understanding are your friends.Take them in your confidence,you might be suprised.

I was actually more worried about being criticized and labeled as "unpatriotic" or un-American" for criticizing the policies of the Bush Administration."