Anti-Obama Rhetoric Frequently has Racist Overtones, page 2


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reply posted on 15-10-2012 @ 11:22 AM by Thunderheart
Originally posted by HostileApostle
reply to
post by jimmiec



Had he been born in Russia instead of Kenya they would have said send him back to Russia.


He was born in Hawaii.

Hence, the racism.

You believe he was born in Hawaii, birthers believe he was born in Kenya... doesn't make them or you racist.


reply posted on 15-10-2012 @ 11:23 AM by blamethegreys
Originally posted by HostileApostle
reply to
post by jimmiec



Had he been born in Russia instead of Kenya they would have said send him back to Russia.


He was born in Hawaii.

Hence, the racism.


So take up the gauntlet: Craft a solely logical argument that supports your statement. If it cannot be disproved by rational, logical rebuttal, then you win. Can't be that hard, right?


reply posted on 15-10-2012 @ 11:24 AM by blamethegreys
reply to post by beezzer



Beezer: As much as disagree with many of your views, I really love the way you say them!


reply posted on 15-10-2012 @ 11:28 AM by Saucerwench
reply to post by beezzer



Beez, I voted for him the first round, but I wont, this. I am a fiscal Leftist, and I just hate the Orwellian security evil and the continued warmongering, so therefore, I very much disagree with the President. My choices remaining though, are Republicans (never) and a Libertarian (never).


reply posted on 15-10-2012 @ 11:30 AM by beezzer
Originally posted by blamethegreys
reply to
post by beezzer



Beezer: As much as disagree with many of your views, I really love the way you say them!



Thank you.

I'm just trying to put it in some sort of perspective.


reply posted on 15-10-2012 @ 11:31 AM by Thunderheart
Originally posted by Saucerwench
reply to
post by beezzer



Beez, I voted for him the first round, but I wont, this. I am a fiscal Leftist, and I just hate the Orwellian security evil and the continued warmongering, so therefore, I very much disagree with the President. My choices remaining though, are Republicans (never) and a Libertarian (never).
Interesting, so who is left?


reply posted on 15-10-2012 @ 11:32 AM by Saucerwench
reply to post by Thunderheart



For me, there is no choice, in November, so I will Occupy my comfy chair at home.


reply posted on 15-10-2012 @ 11:35 AM by beezzer
Originally posted by Saucerwench
reply to
post by beezzer



Beez, I voted for him the first round, but I wont, this. I am a fiscal Leftist, and I just hate the Orwellian security evil and the continued warmongering, so therefore, I very much disagree with the President. My choices remaining though, are Republicans (never) and a Libertarian (never).


I feel for you. Really. I feel for so many people that are disinfranchised by the current president. So many people I know feel betrayed.
(I refrain from saying "told you so" so I don't get punched in the nose )

Perhaps if you vote locally, get involved, and try to be the change you want?

Good luck.



reply posted on 15-10-2012 @ 11:39 AM by jimmiec
reply to post by HostileApostle


It has not been established with 100% certainty that he was born in Hawaii. Obama himself said he was born in Kenya on a legal document in order to get a free education. No, it was not a racist comment no matter how much you wish to believe it is.


reply posted on 15-10-2012 @ 12:06 PM by seabag
reply to post by MrInquisitive



Everything is racism these days….peanut butter and jelly is racist; I have proof!!!



IMO this thread really shows the fear that so many democrats have; fear that Obama is losing. Racism happens on BOTH sides of the isle, so as far as I’m concerned it’s a non-issue.



According to exit polls from 2008, Obama won the largest share of white support of any Democrat race since 1976. He earned 43% of the white vote and 96% of the black vote. McCain only got 4% of the black vote. Do these numbers mean anything? They certainly don’t indicate racism by the right.

I am a conservative and I was a HUGE Herman Cain supporter early on in the primary. Most people who have any sense at all vote for the person who they believe will go to DC and promote the values that they share. I would vote for Obama all day long if he was on the ‘right’ side of the political spectrum.

It time people stop pulling the race card and focus on the issues….otherwise we’re doomed!


reply posted on 15-10-2012 @ 12:15 PM by HostileApostle
Originally posted by jimmiec
reply to
post by HostileApostle


It has not been established with 100% certainty that he was born in Hawaii. Obama himself said he was born in Kenya on a legal document in order to get a free education. No, it was not a racist comment no matter how much you wish to believe it is.


He has released his short and long form birth certificates, multiple government agencies have declare he was born in Hawaii, even the Republicans say he was born in Hawaii.

If that isn't enough for you, then you are just being intelluctually dishonest and stubborn. Nothing will prove to you that he was born in Hawaii.

Now, you have ZERO evidence he was born in Kenya, but that isn't going to stop you from claiming it is true.

And what is this "legal document" Obama signed or made a claim that he was born in Kenya?


If being a birther isn't racist, then at the very least it is a sign of low intelligence and irrationality, which is commonly also seen in racists.


reply posted on 15-10-2012 @ 12:21 PM by seabag
reply to post by HostileApostle



He has released his short and long form birth certificates, multiple government agencies have declare he was born in Hawaii, even the Republicans say he was born in Hawaii.


Dude, the birther issue is a live conspiracy! What don’t you get? The reference to Kenya isn’t racist! Birthers, in general, are not racist. I would be just as worried if it was a white guy from Austria if he refused to provide evidence of his birth for so many months and claimed he was a foreign student in college. This entire issue is Obama’s fault!

Why are you so stuck on this issue? There is racism on both sides. Do I need to post some Rev Wright videos? How about Farrakhan videos in support of Obama?


reply posted on 15-10-2012 @ 01:31 PM by VaterOrlaag
reply to post by MrInquisitive



Thankfully, this isn't commonplace on ATS, unless I'm missing out on threads that were locked.

I do think that all of the "Put the White back in the White House" people can go straight to hell. Disgusting, racist jackasses.


reply posted on 15-10-2012 @ 01:35 PM by xEphon
Originally posted by seabag
reply to
post by HostileApostle



He has released his short and long form birth certificates, multiple government agencies have declare he was born in Hawaii, even the Republicans say he was born in Hawaii.


Dude, the birther issue is a live conspiracy! What don’t you get? The reference to Kenya isn’t racist! Birthers, in general, are not racist. I would be just as worried if it was a white guy from Austria if he refused to provide evidence of his birth for so many months and claimed he was a foreign student in college. This entire issue is Obama’s fault!

Why are you so stuck on this issue? There is racism on both sides. Do I need to post some Rev Wright videos? How about Farrakhan videos in support of Obama?




It's only a live conspiracy in the mind of birthers.

Obama being born in Kenya is a logistical impossibility.
Just look at the DOJ flight records for the year of 1961-1962
Only 1 person traveled to Kenya that year by air.
DOJ

That's not even taking into account the ridiculous cost for a round trip Hawaii > Kenya flight, the absurd travel time, and the fact that airlines do not accept late term pregnancies.

But, don't let those facts deter you from this Live conspiracy.
Jesus, even Breitbart said the whole Kenya birther thing was ridiculous. Andrew Breitbart


reply posted on 15-10-2012 @ 01:42 PM by jimmyx
Originally posted by Cuervo
reply to
post by MrInquisitive



Better watch it. Any minute now, somebody will accuse you of using the "race card". It's their victimization defense against any and all criticism of racist ideology.

I do feel bad for the rest of the Obama detractors who dislike him because they don't agree with him. But those guys are usually ashamed of their fellow conservatives so they aren't very outspoken.
edit on 15-10-2012 by Cuervo because: (no reason given)


why wouldn't you accuse the republicans of using race, you see and hear it everywhere that republicans gather for rallys and events. why are so many people pussyfooting around this? I call it like i see it, and it is blatant racism.
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