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at the end of the day . . . who cares who he is voting for.
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Now that I think about it, a Black McCain Supporter is pretty much a. Eff it, he's a sellout & if he wins, I can't wait til Obama taxes the hell out if him. I pray he makes over $250K so he feels the pain. Personally, I'm glad that this presidency has been this much about race among other issues. People's true feelings about race are being tested. I love being a minority right now & a thick skin to go along with that.
Did anybody watch the rest of the video, did they not show a clip of a union president reading an email stating, "They can't vote for a Black Man?" Hmmmn, I wonder who sent that. . .
That is some greasy, grimey third world politics right there. You don't seem to be the only one who view taxation as way of punishing a percieved enemy. Iam sure that quite a few folks on the left look at taxation as way to punish people, who make a high income, for making a high income. Most are quiet about itbecause taxation as retribution is not a good way to sell a tax increase, so I actually respect your honesty in that respect.
Originally Posted by SharpiePoint
Just because one is black does he have to vote democratic? Just because one is black does he have to support a black candidate. Some of you on this forum are very ignorant and quick to judge one just because it is seen as turning 'against' your people if you vote for a white republican. Do your research regarding the one you support before you criticize someone because they don't support who you do.
Also they say it's 'cool' to vote because all young people should but whats the point if all the media urges one to be 'cool' by participating in the most ignorant thing in America, voting a 2 party system...
Originally Posted by TD The God
QFMFT !!!!!!!!!!Originally Posted by RetroJTino
Aight so dude wants to vote for McCain. Clearly he's makin' his decisions based on the issues. What dude on the left wuz talkin' bout wuz garbage. I just look at it as people tryin' to find a way to call him a sellout. But then this raises another concern, now all of the sudden black people have a moral obligation to vote Obama b/c of his skin color? Based on the responses, that's the feedback I'm gettin'. But when reading other threads, black NTers get offended b/c people assume that his color has everything to do with their decision. (Not tryin' to spark race wars) I'm for Obama, but we need more voters like Harris, who are (hopefully) voting on the issues. Now, I could be all wrong. And the only way to prove that is to see his lifestyle. We all know there's a difference in the lifestyle of a white family, compared to a black one, compared to a latino one. But none of us will ever know. So really, nobody should be passing negative judgment. That is unless somebody on NT knows what he's livin' like.
TBONE95860 wrote:
You should be voting on the ISSUES & BELIEFS of the candidates.
since when was race/racism/prejudice not an "issue" in America?