RACIST CHICKENS OUT AT McCAIN RALLY

[Facial_King]

if you believe in something stand behind it and take pride and dignity in whatever you do, even if it is wrong.

Huh???? But what if you REALIZE that it's wrong (as this chump apparently did when he got on camera)????

not all republicans are racist but all racists are republican

Not so. While I think it's almost certainly true that the Republicans have a higher percentage of racists among them, and are the party of TODAY's racists, there are still some lame, old, scary racists who are Dems.

I'm not racist...I'm observant.

Oh, please - how lame.

 

[don_equis]

He's probably longing for those days when they KKK ran shit down south or when blacks had to sit wayyyy in the back of the bus.

Up to these days there are places in some states even my home state where I would not venture.

 

[black amal]

That shows this nation isnt ready for change. the complexion and the direction of the white house will NEVER change

 

[don_equis]

I dissagree with that, we are ready for changes in out politicalm world, the one actions from a few individuals or small groups does not define our nation.

It we were not ready Mr. B.O would have not made it this far, or even Hillary than almost won the nomination and like Palin's introduction to the McCain ticket, shit or even McCain for being the oldest candidate.

I have a weird feeling though that the media's favorite son of krypton Barrack is not going to win it, lets put it this way he's like when the first blu-ray dvd players came out, people waited for a couple of things 1. price to come down (Barrack is going to cost us), 2. work out the kinks (he needs to stop making friends with questionable characters), 2. who's backing the product up (Is it the Pelosis, media, far left, hurting Barrack more than helping him?

If he doesn't win, we will probably see him again 2012 or candidates of similar skin background or different culture and more female candidates. The culture in politics of the white men only is over, the melting pot is the future of politics. Now there's the possibility that Barrack will win this and those will be some interesting four years.

 

[max0rz]

I dissagree with that, we are ready for changes in out politicalm world, the one actions from a few individuals or small groups does not define our nation.

It we were not ready Mr. B.O would have not made it this far, or even Hillary than almost won the nomination and like Palin's introduction to the McCain ticket, shit or even McCain for being the oldest candidate.

I have a weird feeling though that the media's favorite son of krypton Barrack is not going to win it, lets put it this way he's like when the first blu-ray dvd players came out, people waited for a couple of things 1. price to come down (Barrack is going to cost us), 2. work out the kinks (he needs to stop making friends with questionable characters), 2. who's backing the product up (Is it the Pelosis, media, far left, hurting Barrack more than helping him?

If he doesn't win, we will probably see him again 2012 or candidates of similar skin background or different culture and more female candidates. The culture in politics of the white men only is over, the melting pot is the future of politics. Now there's the possibility that Barrack will win this and those will be some interesting four years.

didn't blu-ray ultimately win the war :glugglug:

 

[Spleen]

HA! Fucking priceless. I bet he didn't sleep well that night.

 

[Facial_King]

That shows this nation isnt ready for change. the complexion and the direction of the white house will NEVER change

A higher percentage of likely voters are more ready for Obama than McCain, and I think the difference is bigger on that than what it was between Bush and Kerry.

 

[blackbull1970]

If he doesn't win, we will probably see him again 2012 or candidates of similar skin background or different culture and more female candidates. The culture in politics of the white men only is over, the melting pot is the future of politics. Now there's the possibility that Barrack will win this and those will be some interesting four years.

Michelle Obama has said if Barack does not win, they will not try again in 2012,unless he is President and running for re-election.

This campaign has put a strain on his family. And there really isnt any other black person out there right now that can repeat what Obama has accomplished.

Peace.

 

[don_equis]

Michelle Obama has said if Barack does not win, they will not try again in 2012,unless he is President and running for re-election.

This campaign has put a strain on his family. And there really isnt any other black person out there right now that can repeat what Obama has accomplished.

Peace.

People get over your obssesion that it only has to be a black person running for office in order for it to be different. Think beyond that in 2012 it could be a latino brown, white, black or asian, females black or white I mean the monopoly of only whites running for office has ended.


Anyways look at this shit it's before that guy pretended he got busted with the monkey, yes pretended because the following video shows how he was taunting demonstrators. It's a damn fucking shame that not one person in that line put his ass on check and told him that shit was wrong.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNFokenPInk Oh you all gonna be pissed

after this one!!

 

[girk1]

Michelle Obama has said if Barack does not win, they will not try again in 2012,unless he is President and running for re-election.

This campaign has put a strain on his family. And there really isnt any other black person out there right now that can repeat what Obama has accomplished.

Peace.

Colin Powell will be 75 in 2012 ,but had he been stroger in his opposition to the war in Iraq(in which he had reservations)& simply resigned from his position as Sec. of State I thought he could have been a strong (Democratic)contender. He is universally respected & a social liberal/moderate(from what I understand pro choice/affirmative action/ reasonable gun control,etc.....).
Had he not gone along with the Iraq war & resigned his post he would have been welcomed as a hero in 2004 or '08. Will be too old in 2012.

 

[Facial_King]

It's a damn fucking shame that not one person in that line put his ass on check and told him that shit was wrong.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNFokenPInk Oh you all gonna be pissed

after this one!!

Yes, it is a shame, but it does tell us something about the "average" enthusiastic McCain supporter (the ones who aren't gung-ho don't go to the rallies), doesn't it?

Why would this vid make me pissed? It doesn't prove anything, other than in one context he was more open about it, and in another he acted "caught".

 

[maildude]

They come in all shapes and sizes. Funny how he ended up giving the monkey away to the kid.

 

[phopho]

Colin Powell will be 75 in 2012 ,but had he been stroger in his opposition to the war in Iraq(in which he had reservations)& simply resigned from his position as Sec. of State I thought he could have been a strong (Democratic)contender. He is universally respected & a social liberal/moderate(from what I understand pro choice/affirmative action/ reasonable gun control,etc.....).
Had he not gone along with the Iraq war & resigned his post he would have been welcomed as a hero in 2004 or '08. Will be too old in 2012.

Colin Powell could have easily been elected as the candidate for either party in 2000 and both tried to recruit him (although his social views would make it hard for him to get the Rep. nomination).

I would never vote for Colin Powell now. When the time came to do the right thing he went in front of the UN and laid out a case for war that he knew was exaggerated and went against his principles. He could have resigned like Paul O'Neill but he went along with what Bush asked him to do. What good are principles if you don't act on them?

I almost feel bad for Mccain for the ugliness that shows up at his rallies. Have you guys seen the video where they boo Mccain when he says that they shouldn't be afraid of Obama as president, that Obama is a decent guy and is not evil, etc? And the ignorance is just astounding, a woman at a rally says she doesn't trust Obama because "he's an arab". I'd like to see that woman find Kenya on a goddamn map.

I disagree with Mccain on just about everything, but I get the sense that he is at the least a decent and thoughtful guy whose campaign, because of his opponent's race, is attracting the absolute worst that America has to offer. I think he realizes this, and realizes he will almost certainly lose the election, and will do his best to lose with dignity.

 

[DreamSparrow]

McCain's racist response to some crazy old biddy campaigning for him:
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=U8XmerZEyHE

Watch the whole thing thing. I was flabbergasted at her replies to the reporters. It's sad to think that her views aren't out of the ordinary.

It's yet another example of McCain campaigners are propagating the Arab-Obama myth. More telling is McCain's reply, since it implies that Arab people can't be decent people, and that is the very definition of racism.

At the same rally, McCain was booed by his own supporters when he told them that while he doesn't agree with Obama's policies, he would not be a danger to the United States if elected.

 

[don_equis]

Yes, it is a shame, but it does tell us something about the "average" enthusiastic McCain supporter (the ones who aren't gung-ho don't go to the rallies), doesn't it?

Why would this vid make me pissed? It doesn't prove anything, other than in one context he was more open about it, and in another he acted "caught".

It's not about proving anything or "what's the point?"...I'll give you three reasons:

1. While he knows that he's wrong he keeps taunting the anti Pallin demonstrators from across the street. The people around him are laughing and not one single one of them tells him anything. Wrong is wrong and we need to pointed out to other people when we see otherwise we are participants.

2. This negative stuff is what the media craves and puts out there. By being selfish and plain stupid he's hurting his candidate chances. Remember how Mr. Wright and his anti american rantings hurted Obama?

3. This does not judge everyone from one camp or the other, but like I stated in number one. If no one does anything what does that tells you about everyone there??....Silence sometimes is taken as being in agreement.


Even though I am not one of those Obama fanatics, shit like this gets me pissed off because in plain words...IT'S WRONG!

 

[Donkey Boy]

Chickens can be racist? :dunno:

Apparently only the white ones.

 

[AFA]

McCain's racist response to some crazy old biddy campaigning for him:
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=U8XmerZEyHE

Watch the whole thing thing. I was flabbergasted at her replies to the reporters. It's sad to think that her views aren't out of the ordinary.

It's yet another example of McCain campaigners are propagating the Arab-Obama myth. More telling is McCain's reply, since it implies that Arab people can't be decent people, and that is the very definition of racism.

At the same rally, McCain was booed by his own supporters when he told them that while he doesn't agree with Obama's policies, he would not be a danger to the United States if elected.

McCain handled it well I thought, as he should have.

People are more concerned with their own delusions of truth if it supports their ideas than the real truth about anything. They believe what they want to believe because it gives them an excuse to stay exactly where they are.

This woman gave out 400 letters about Obama's character telling the reporter if others knew what she knew, they wouldnt want Obama, and her only statement about him in this clip was wrong.

 

[Psychology]

Some seem very suprised that such racism still exist. I'm black and I see it everyday. However, I have a lot more respect for a person of they hate me to my face than if they are nice to me and hate me behind my back. This guy is a coward to the full extent. Grow some balls and tell the world how you feel if the camera comes on you.

 

[BOOTSY]

not all republicans are racist but all racists are republican

Last time I checked, Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton were democrats.

 

[girk1]

Colin Powell could have easily been elected as the candidate for either party in 2000 and both tried to recruit him (although his social views would make it hard for him to get the Rep. nomination).

I would never vote for Colin Powell now. When the time came to do the right thing he went in front of the UN and laid out a case for war that he knew was exaggerated and went against his principles. He could have resigned like Paul O'Neill but he went along with what Bush asked him to do. What good are principles if you don't act on them?

I almost feel bad for Mccain for the ugliness that shows up at his rallies. Have you guys seen the video where they boo Mccain when he says that they shouldn't be afraid of Obama as president, that Obama is a decent guy and is not evil, etc? And the ignorance is just astounding, a woman at a rally says she doesn't trust Obama because "he's an arab". I'd like to see that woman find Kenya on a goddamn map.

I think 2000 was Al Gore's year no matter what, but if Powell had simply resigned he could have come back after the war, in '04 or '08, & been hailed like Julius Caeser in Democratic circles.

But you can bet the GOP would have thrown out his lifelong military service(like John Kerry) & somehow turned the guy into a traitor for resigning his post during a time of war or some other crap. And by the look of those hostile McCain rallies the base would have bought it.