I will vote for MCain because he is white.

[Caligastia]

Re: Re: I will vote for MCain because he is white.

Originally posted by Oerdin

They all do it so I don't see why you're singling blacks out. Sure, it would be better if we just voted based on issues and our own self interests but I'd say only about 50% of the country has progressed that far while the other 50% are still stuck in identity politics.

The former being overwhelmingly white, I reckon.

[Q Classic]

Originally posted by Docfeelgood
I have always voted Democrat.
I will not vote this election.
The reason I'm not voting has nothing to do with skin color.
I will not vote for a Muslim.
I will not vote for a person who's place of birth is in question.
I will not vote for a person who has no understanding of economics.
I will not vote for a person who hangs out with terrorist.
So on and so on...
Skin color is not the reason I do not support the Democrat nominee.


BTW
I just posed a question for discussion.

Obama's not a Muslim.
Obama's birthplace isn't in question.
Obama's understanding of economics is far greater than McCain's.
Obama doesn't hang around with terrorists.

Most of those arguments are horrifyingly ignorant canards; the problem is that most people don't actually try to learn the truth of the matter. Indeed, many of them, when confronted with actual facts, often discard those facts because the contradiction only strengthens their conviction that what they know must be right.

It's a shame, really, that closed-mindedness and anti-intellectualism permeates this country to a noxious degree.

[Jon Miller]

Most the people I know of in RL who are voting for McCain think similarly.

JM

[Darius871]

Originally posted by Mrs Snuggles

Obama's not a Muslim.
Obama's birthplace isn't in question.
Obama's understanding of economics is far greater than McCain's.
Obama doesn't hang around with terrorists.

Most of those arguments are horrifyingly ignorant canards; the problem is that most people don't actually try to learn the truth of the matter. Indeed, many of them, when confronted with actual facts, often discard those facts because the contradiction only strengthens their conviction that what they know must be right.

It's a shame, really, that closed-mindedness and anti-intellectualism permeates this country to a noxious degree.

That's just what Osbama wants you to think.

[Guynemer]

[Riesstiu IV]

Am I the only sane Texan on this forum?

[Q Classic]

"sane" and "Texan" don't go together.

At least, unless by "Texan" you mean, "That's where I was born, but I no longer live there, thank [deity]"

[Riesstiu IV]

Well, I wasn't born in Texas but I live there now.

[-Jrabbit]

No, Riesstiu, you can't be considered sane - not with that avatar.

[Darius871]

Who is that in the pic anyway?

[Riesstiu IV]

I don't know but he's awesome.

[Docfeelgood]

What ever.


When a "paki" runs in the brits I'll get some payback

[DaShi]

Dang, Doc and Sloww should have a stupid-off!

Taking bets!

[Docfeelgood]

I question his citizenship and religion.

http://www.daylife.com/photo/01u33pL9Ns06D

His long-time spiritual mentor and pastor turns out to be a rabid, racist, America-hater who claims the U.S. invented AIDS to wipe out black people.

"Not God bless, but 'God d--- America!'" Obama's long-time minister Jeremiah Wright

[Kidlicious]

Think twice before arguing with bigots about whether or not people are the people they hate, or you might look like a bigot yourself.