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Originally posted by PowerSlave
When I first saw the title of this post I thought it was going to be about stopping the politics of fear from both sides. How disappointing it is to see yet another one sided post.
So in an effort to even things up....
Obama has it good. While Mccain may have the "pitbull" to deliver the "fear". Obama has the entire MSM and the best part is he can stay separated from them without being accused of fear tactics.
Although he does go on and on and on about another 4 years of bush. If that is not fear I don't know what is.
5. Was he friends with Farakahn Yes
--So? Are we to infer from this you are racist and feel this impugnes him in some way?
Originally posted by PowerSlave
reply to post by lordtyp0
For the record I am not american and if i was i would be independant. I wouldn't vote for either one.
Pray tell...
You need to even ask? Your "kill him" comment, I believe has been debunked. A perfect example of what I am talking about as media attacking for Obama. This was made up by someone in the media.
5. Was he friends with Farakahn Yes
--So? Are we to infer from this you are racist and feel this impugnes him in some way?
Oh great you played the race card......... end of discussion
Originally posted by daddyroo45
reply to post by lordtyp0
Were that we all would be responsible for comments made by others.What a utopian society we would be. How anyone could blame a speaker for what some idiot yells out of the crowd is beyond me. These types of actions have been refuted and openly taken to task by the McCain campagin.Has there been such repass from the Obama campagin when epithets and slurs were uttered towards McCain?
Did anyone really yell "Kill him"?
The Secret Service has investigated reports that supporters at two of Sarah Palin's rallies yelled "Kill him!" in reference to Barack Obama and has concluded that both reports were unfounded.
The first alleged incident, which occurred in Clearwater, Fla., was brought to public attention by the Washington Post's Dana Milbank. In that case, the Secret Service says, its agents listened to tapes of the rally and heard "tell him" or "tell them" but not "kill him." The latest report came from the Scranton Times-Tribune's David Singleton; agents tasked to investigate could not find anyone other than Singleton who heard the shout.
There have still been plenty of other nasty things about Obama shouted at McCain-Palin events, but the Secret Service takes this sort of thing very, very seriously. If it says it doesn't think anyone shouted "kill him," it's a good bet that it didn't happen.
Originally posted by PowerSlave
reply to post by lordtyp0
Sorry but I just did a quick search and this was the first one i found. Feel free to look for yourself if you like
Did anyone really yell "Kill him"?
The Secret Service has investigated reports that supporters at two of Sarah Palin's rallies yelled "Kill him!" in reference to Barack Obama and has concluded that both reports were unfounded.
The first alleged incident, which occurred in Clearwater, Fla., was brought to public attention by the Washington Post's Dana Milbank. In that case, the Secret Service says, its agents listened to tapes of the rally and heard "tell him" or "tell them" but not "kill him." The latest report came from the Scranton Times-Tribune's David Singleton; agents tasked to investigate could not find anyone other than Singleton who heard the shout.
There have still been plenty of other nasty things about Obama shouted at McCain-Palin events, but the Secret Service takes this sort of thing very, very seriously. If it says it doesn't think anyone shouted "kill him," it's a good bet that it didn't happen.
Sorry if these instances are different than the one you mentioned. But these are the only ones I have heard of.
Anyway its irrelevant, it was not said by mccain or palin anyway.
I disagree on the irrelvant thing, This thread is about hate rhetoric in the campaigns. Not if a candidate is linked to what is said.
so you have a cut and paste from some reporter....