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Author: SeanSean Date: Mar 18, 2008 18:31
> It's ridiculous to say it's okay for Reverend Wright to mentor Obama in
> spiritual matters if he doesn't mentor him in political matters. The
> mentoring is still coming from the same mind that hatched the vicious
> racial diatribe we witnessed coming from Wright and his whole
> congregation -- specifically, the anti-white venom spewing from the
> black revolutionaries Obama chose to align himself with (no matter how
> sweetly he attempts to deny this allegiance through his practiced
> eloquence). Obama, Wright, and that whole church of radicals are not fit
> for normal free society. They are dangerous and every ounce of power they
> get will be used against all non-black...
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Author: James BathJames Bath Date: Mar 19, 2008 08:21
>> It's ridiculous to say it's okay for Reverend Wright to mentor Obama in
>> spiritual matters if he doesn't mentor him in political matters. The
>> mentoring is still coming from the same mind that hatched the vicious
>> racial diatribe we witnessed coming from Wright and his whole
>> congregation -- specifically, the anti-white venom spewing from the
>> black revolutionaries Obama chose to align himself with (no matter how
>> sweetly he attempts to deny this allegiance through his practiced
>> eloquence). Obama, Wright, and that whole church of radicals are not fit
>> for normal free society. They are dangerous and every ounce of power
>> they get will be used against all non-black races, not only against the
>> white race. They live only for themselves and promptly forget any
>> generous help that any other race gives them as soon as they make their
>> gains from that help.
>>
>> ...
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Author: SeanSean Date: Mar 19, 2008 10:42
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> "Sean" up_over.org.au> wrote in message
> news:47e06cee$0$12282$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.au...>>> It's ridiculous to say it's okay for Reverend Wright to mentor Obama in
>>> spiritual matters if he doesn't mentor him in political matters. The
>>> mentoring is still coming from the same mind that hatched the vicious
>>> racial diatribe we witnessed coming from Wright and his whole
>>> congregation -- specifically, the anti-white venom spewing from the
>>> black revolutionaries Obama chose to align himself with (no matter how
>>> sweetly he attempts to deny this allegiance through his practiced
>>> eloquence). Obama, Wright, and that whole church of radicals are not
>>> fit for normal free society. They are dangerous and every ounce of
>>> power they get will be used against all non-black races, not only
>>> against the white race. They live only for themselves and promptly
>>> forget any generous help that any other race gives them as soon as they ...
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Author: James BathJames Bath Date: Mar 19, 2008 12:25
>>>
>>> 38 minutes .... i think it's ridiculous if you don't watch and listen to
>>> every minute of it, before considering your freedom to go back to
>>> spewing your own version of vicious racial diatribe.
>>>
That remark is what made it personal between me and you. I won't hold a
grudge about it, but I will respond in like manner to statements like that.
And if it gets a little sharp... well... that's part of what's enjoyable
about passionate debates, right?
It's still good to be having a dialogue about race. It needs to be
understood that every race has pain and injustice to bare upon its own
shoulders. Pain, suffering, and racial discrimination are not afflictions
affecting only black people. Hunger, oppression, light bills, and austerity
are not only experienced by black people. Everyone on the planet -- even
the rich whites and blacks, browns and yellows -- have obstacles to overcome
in their paths to self-acceptance and contentment. The incessant black
whining about racism and oppression has to stop somewhere, sometime, this
century or next, or the next. No other race is doing this -- but all are
suffering equally.
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Author: brian fletcherbrian fletcher Date: Mar 19, 2008 17:13
>>>>
>>>> 38 minutes .... i think it's ridiculous if you don't watch and listen
>>>> to every minute of it, before considering your freedom to go back to
>>>> spewing your own version of vicious racial diatribe.
>>>>
>
> That remark is what made it personal between me and you. I won't hold a
> grudge about it, but I will respond in like manner to statements like
> that. And if it gets a little sharp... well... that's part of what's
> enjoyable about passionate debates, right?
>
> It's still good to be having a dialogue about race. It needs to be
> understood that every race has pain and injustice to bare upon its own
> shoulders. Pain, suffering, and racial discrimination are not afflictions
> affecting only black people. Hunger, oppression, light bills, and
> austerity are not only experienced by black people. Everyone on the
> planet -- even the rich whites and blacks, browns and yellows -- have
> obstacles to overcome in their paths to self-acceptance and contentment. ...
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Author: SeanSean Date: Mar 19, 2008 22:19
>>>>
>>>> 38 minutes .... i think it's ridiculous if you don't watch and listen
>>>> to every minute of it, before considering your freedom to go back to
>>>> spewing your own version of vicious racial diatribe.
>>>>
>
> That remark is what made it personal between me and you. I won't hold a
> grudge about it, but I will respond in like manner to statements like
> that. And if it gets a little sharp... well... that's part of what's
> enjoyable about passionate debates, right?
Yes, sure, it's kewl.
Which btw is why after you posted the over the top comments like "It's
ridiculous to say it's okay for Reverend Wright ..." and "the vicious
racial diatribe we witnessed coming.."
I figured you could handle the same typew of rhetoric in a reply.
So, no biggy, I withdraw my remarks, and let's forget it, and start over?
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Author: James BathJames Bath Date: Mar 21, 2008 11:12
>>>>>
>>>>> 38 minutes .... i think it's ridiculous if you don't watch and listen
>>>>> to every minute of it, before considering your freedom to go back to
>>>>> spewing your own version of vicious racial diatribe.
>>>>>
>>
>> That remark is what made it personal between me and you. I won't hold a
>> grudge about it, but I will respond in like manner to statements like
>> that. And if it gets a little sharp... well... that's part of what's
>> enjoyable about passionate debates, right?
>>
>> It's still good to be having a dialogue about race. It needs to be
>> understood that every race has pain and injustice to bare upon its own
>> shoulders. Pain, suffering, and racial discrimination are not
>> afflictions affecting only black people. Hunger, oppression, light ...
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