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Originally posted by luciddream
reply to post by OutonaLimb
Nothing went awry with RA. He is just not looking at it thru political fan base eyes. It was an opinion of a comedian. Nothing more.
Only people who have issue with it are clearly speaking with their political ideologies.
I'm a black guy also and I definitely share your sentiments. Yep, we are the few indeed.
Originally posted by LightsideAssassin
Black Hollywood will line up behind Obama. It's heresy not to. That said, I'm black Hollywood too, and I've been calling for Obama's impeachment. White liberals won't move against him because of white liberal guilt. In a way, you have to admire Obama and his handlers. The whole thing is a master stroke. Race paralyzes all opposition, and Obama gets to do the elites' bidding, completely protected. Lemme tell ya: Being black and opposing Obama is an untenable position in America right now. Chris knows this, hence this statement. Personally, my eyes are too open to go along.
Obama must be impeached. Right the # now.
Originally posted by AfterInfinity
reply to post by Juggernog
How do you know what kind of cook I am?
My point was, hes a bad comedian but I wasnt even replying to you.
But I am still talking to you. What kind of cook you are has no bearing on your political views. That's my point.
Originally posted by Juggernog
reply to post by luciddream
Would you be okay if i say your an A** hole for saying that lol?
Ive been called worse
Originally posted by undo
reply to post by luciddream
the common pattern is that his behavior is characteristic of a person who is paying homage to an overlord or dictator or pope or pharaoh, not a president of the usa. and it was almost like he was in the penalty box, and to redeem himself for whatever it was he did to displease them, he had to get up on stage and pledge child-like obeisance. it's very odd. you must admit.
Originally posted by ElOmen
reply to post by VictorVonDoom
I had similar first thoughts when i watched the video.
I like where your coming from, very out of the box thinking just what i like to see here
and from Doom himself
He did seem kind of nervous and his statement seemed so scripted and he seemed to choose his words very carefully.
Originally posted by VictorVonDoom
Originally posted by undo
reply to post by luciddream
the common pattern is that his behavior is characteristic of a person who is paying homage to an overlord or dictator or pope or pharaoh, not a president of the usa. and it was almost like he was in the penalty box, and to redeem himself for whatever it was he did to displease them, he had to get up on stage and pledge child-like obeisance. it's very odd. you must admit.
You know, the more I watch the video, the more I get the feeling that something is off. Maybe my tinfoil hat has a hole in it, maybe I watch too many cookie-cutter detective shows, but it seems to me like Rock was worried or scared when he was talking. It makes me think of a kidnap victim trying to give a clue to the person putting together the ransom money while the kidnapper listens in on the conversation. You know something is off when a man who spent the last decade ranting against President Bush suddenly says we need to support Obama just because he is the President. It's like Pat Robertson saying we need to worship Allah.
It's almost like he was trying to say, "The crime BOSS will hurt my MOTHER and FATHER if I don't play along here, so I'm doing as I'm told." And those guys standing around him definately look shady. Maybe as a reward, some of his movies will get more air time on basic cable, bump up those royalty checks.
I think I just blew a weeks worth of wing-nut conspiracy credits in one post.edit on 8-2-2013 by VictorVonDoom because: (no reason given)