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Originally posted by TheFinalTruth14
Mission (almost) Accomplished by the government and the MSM. All the walk about The Tea Party is now about racism. Forget their common-sense beliefs, folks, they are FLAMING RACISTS!
Originally posted by maybereal11
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According to the statistics, whites form the largest racial group on welfare.
Based on the 2006 TOTAL population of each respective race in the United States, it is:
5.27% white* (5.27% of the white population is on welfare)
27.78% black* (27.78% of the black population is on welfare)
11.47% Hispanic* ** (11.47% of the Hispanic population is on welfare)
Another way to look at this data is based on the total number of people who receive welfare. It is:
39% white 11,661,000 of 29,900,000 recipients
38% black 11,362,000 of 29,900,000
17% Hispanic 5,083,000 of 29,900,000
(note reported total = 94%, due to 'others' and statistical error)
Originally posted by Major Discrepancy
The Major is not fond of random picks, the Major much prefers the horse's mouth as opposed to the regurgitations of wing nuts of the left. Perhaps the recruit's initial convenient omission of a source is due to what prefaces the externally quoted content ....
The Major is similarly astonished that the art of parody that reigned supreme during the Bush administration is persona non grata during the Messiah's. ...
The Major is more concerned with the all too common approach of sensationalizing and then obfuscating an issue. Such conduct eschews the truth from one end of the horse, leaving the OP looking like other. ...
www.americanthinker.com...
As a consequence of the media's perception of their role in ending the Vietnam War and Watergate, the press began to look upon themselves not as neutral reporters of the news but rather as a crusaders out to right the wrongs, as they perceived them, of the United States. Journalism ... came to be viewed not as an independent watchdog of government regardless of who was in charge but rather as a vehicle for social and economic change.
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This, in addition to any so-called noble calling to transform the United States, became a vital part of the metamorphoses of journalism from news gathering to news manipulation and the naïve promotion of a radical leftist ideology.
I take offense. There are threads all over that do not include a source in the OP for various reasons.
I did not want to slant it one way or the other.
I apologize for expecting people to be able to find something that is all over the web on their own ....
Originally posted by ohsnaptruth
reply to post by pryingopen3rdeye
The N word is hurtful, it brings back memories that should be forgotten. It's even more hurtful when it's said the way Kramer said it: to belittle the black guy. To "put him in his place."
No one, not black or latino or white, should use the N word. It's just fueled with so much hate. And yeah, I know black people use it all the time but they shouldn't. It's not a word to bring people of one color closer together. It shouldn't be in the English language at all. We should leave it in the past, where it belongs.
Originally posted by pryingopen3rdeye
Originally posted by ohsnaptruth
reply to post by pryingopen3rdeye
The N word is hurtful, it brings back memories that should be forgotten. It's even more hurtful when it's said the way Kramer said it: to belittle the black guy. To "put him in his place."
No one, not black or latino or white, should use the N word. It's just fueled with so much hate. And yeah, I know black people use it all the time but they shouldn't. It's not a word to bring people of one color closer together. It shouldn't be in the English language at all. We should leave it in the past, where it belongs.
i completely agree with the qouted portion,
however breathing american air is not a privledge it is an inalienable right for citizens, no matter what horrible things they shout into a mic.
Originally posted by batboy420
i love how the tea party movement gets called racist but no one says a damn word to "the new black panther party" when they talk about beating the # out of white people for condeming obama in public? not tryin to jump the gun but that sounds like nazi germany
Originally posted by mordant1
Originally posted by pryingopen3rdeye
Originally posted by ohsnaptruth
reply to post by pryingopen3rdeye
The N word is hurtful, it brings back memories that should be forgotten. It's even more hurtful when it's said the way Kramer said it: to belittle the black guy. To "put him in his place."
No one, not black or latino or white, should use the N word. It's just fueled with so much hate. And yeah, I know black people use it all the time but they shouldn't. It's not a word to bring people of one color closer together. It shouldn't be in the English language at all. We should leave it in the past, where it belongs.
i completely agree with the qouted portion,
however breathing american air is not a privledge it is an inalienable right for citizens, no matter what horrible things they shout into a mic.
Words that hurt the most are ones that hit the mark. Kill the effect and the occurance by making the words clearly nondiscriptive and not applicable.
Curiously enough things that I get called have no effect on me, becasue they clearly dont apply. If you allow the word to even remotely define you, you have nobody to blame for usieing the word. In any respect if one allows use of a word to define themselves from some, it's in fair play by all and any ownership of said word is null and void. In hood culture if you can control your opponent in any way they are your beeyatch, that's the way it's played. Deal with it.