Do you want to end the Drug War?
End oppression facilitated by CIA, FBI, police?
End illegal income taxes.
End the Federal Reserve policies which led to the housing bubble.
End Wars and all future wars?

There is only one Candidate who has addressed all of these issues directly and honestly.

Write in Ron Paul.

Do you want to end the Drug War?
End oppression facilitated by CIA, FBI, police?
End illegal income taxes.
End the Federal Reserve policies which led to the housing bubble.
End Wars and all future wars?

There is only one Candidate who has addressed all of these issues directly and honestly.

Write in Ron Paul.

Do you want to end the Drug War?
End oppression facilitated by CIA, FBI, police?
End illegal income taxes.
End the Federal Reserve policies which led to the housing bubble.
End Wars and all future wars?

There is only one Candidate who has addressed all of these issues directly and honestly.

Write in Ron Paul.

Black people and miniorities -those who think Obama should stand up for you – give the man a chance to get to the white, because, you know what, this is the real first chance you have ever had in four hundred years to have someone in power who trully relates with you, has a rounded view of world and sees injustices against every american for what they really are and where they are rooted. If you think he does not like you becuase he is not saying “Alright, the gov must stop going us blacks because it thinks we are inferior and we belong in pprison or whatever”, then just do not vote for him. Vote for mccain and see how much better you will have it. REMEMBER PEOPLE., OBAMA HAS TO BEAT THE SYSTEM. That is what the campaign is all about. Even if you disagree and think he is selling you out even before he is president, he is the best person to lead this country and lead americans in a new direction that is better for all ethnicities. Give him some respect for what he represents. He is not leading the gov ment. So do not give the heat for what he is not responsible for. Hate Bush instead! Peace to you all.

Black people and miniorities -those who think Obama should stand up for you – give the man a chance to get to the white, because, you know what, this is the real first chance you have ever had in four hundred years to have someone in power who trully relates with you, has a rounded view of world and sees injustices against every american for what they really are and where they are rooted. If you think he does not like you becuase he is not saying “Alright, the gov must stop going us blacks because it thinks we are inferior and we belong in pprison or whatever”, then just do not vote for him. Vote for mccain and see how much better you will have it. REMEMBER PEOPLE., OBAMA HAS TO BEAT THE SYSTEM. That is what the campaign is all about. Even if you disagree and think he is selling you out even before he is president, he is the best person to lead this country and lead americans in a new direction that is better for all ethnicities. Give him some respect for what he represents. He is not leading the gov ment. So do not give the heat for what he is not responsible for. Hate Bush instead! Peace to you all.

It's confirmed. This is not JJP circa March 2008 or anytime before the Blogger-to-Wordpress change. Something must have happened in the change over because this is the kind of rhetoric you see on White dominated blogs and boards.

Say something about racism there and it's all because of some personal shortcoming you have. A personal shortcoming that some LACK OF INTELLECT dumbazz has to assign to you because they aren't smart enough to voice a more intelligent and less fallacious statement in disagreement.

But maybe I'm a Muslim or a terroist or a terrorist Muslim for ever saying a word against the attempts to smear Obama in such a way. Or maybe I'm an Iraqi because I was just as vocal about how wrong Obama to dismiss Rev. Wright's statement about terrorism as if the war in Iraq, which Obama says was wrong, was not terrorism for the innocent people on the receiving end of the “strategic blunder.” No. The terrorism of US foreign policy is real. There's a long history of it. Ask Howard Zinn.

Maybe being a dead Iraqi is the reason why that struck a nerve with me.

But then again, I'm not a self-loathing Black. I know Barack Obama's rhetoric about “acting White” was bs myth and stereotype. I also know that Obama was full of sh*t, citing some dumb sh*t Chris Rock said about Black men bragging because they are not in jail.

I also know Obama's Father's Day speech in 2007 talked a whole lot about what the government was doing to us or wasn't doing for us. And I definitely know that absent or deadbeat Black dad's don't go around saying, “if it wasn't for the White man and racism, I would be with the mother of my child.”

Me, I just happen to have INTELLECT and know bs when I hear/see it and I know too many Black folks let their personal pain and sentiments, like Obama's over his absent father, about things that go on in the Black community cloud their judgment and choke off their INTELLECT.

People here can come up with all kinds of elaborate theories about plots to hurt Obama and speculate on how, if Obama reacted a certain way, that would help or hurt his candidacy but they don't apply that same kind of “help or hurt” principle to Obama “talking down to n*ggas.”

See… People agreed with Chris Rock “Black folks and n*ggas” routine too. And it really made White people laugh. And, now that I think about it, what Bill Bennett said about aborting Black babies was “true” just like the “personal responsibility” rhetoric of racist White conservatives and the Black ones who love them hit on things that are “true.” Hell, most stereotypes have something “true” in them.

So yes, I must be one of the problems to ever point out how Obama can talk about the drop out rates in the Latino/Hispanic community without saying a word about “personal responsibility” and, instead, say nothing but what the government should do to rectify the situation. I know that gave me away right there…

Switching gears… I also know that Black people don't live on an island. So I don't know where you get your concept of what “dominates” Black culture as if its some entity that's totally untouched by anything. But I do have a question for you:

Are you a violent, immoral, materialistic, uneducated dumbazz (vimud)?
How many people in your family are vimud? How many people on your block are vimud? What about your church, if you go, or every Black church where you live? How many people in those churches are vimud?

I'm just asking because I'm fact checking your assessment of the Black culture.

It's confirmed. This is not JJP circa March 2008 or anytime before the Blogger-to-Wordpress change. Something must have happened in the change over because this is the kind of rhetoric you see on White dominated blogs and boards.

Say something about racism there and it's all because of some personal shortcoming you have. A personal shortcoming that some LACK OF INTELLECT dumbazz has to assign to you because they aren't smart enough to voice a more intelligent and less fallacious statement in disagreement.

But maybe I'm a Muslim or a terroist or a terrorist Muslim for ever saying a word against the attempts to smear Obama in such a way. Or maybe I'm an Iraqi because I was just as vocal about how wrong Obama to dismiss Rev. Wright's statement about terrorism as if the war in Iraq, which Obama says was wrong, was not terrorism for the innocent people on the receiving end of the “strategic blunder.” No. The terrorism of US foreign policy is real. There's a long history of it. Ask Howard Zinn.

Maybe being a dead Iraqi is the reason why that struck a nerve with me.

But then again, I'm not a self-loathing Black. I know Barack Obama's rhetoric about “acting White” was bs myth and stereotype. I also know that Obama was full of sh*t, citing some dumb sh*t Chris Rock said about Black men bragging because they are not in jail.

I also know Obama's Father's Day speech in 2007 talked a whole lot about what the government was doing to us or wasn't doing for us. And I definitely know that absent or deadbeat Black dad's don't go around saying, “if it wasn't for the White man and racism, I would be with the mother of my child.”

Me, I just happen to have INTELLECT and know bs when I hear/see it and I know too many Black folks let their personal pain and sentiments, like Obama's over his absent father, about things that go on in the Black community cloud their judgment and choke off their INTELLECT.

People here can come up with all kinds of elaborate theories about plots to hurt Obama and speculate on how, if Obama reacted a certain way, that would help or hurt his candidacy but they don't apply that same kind of “help or hurt” principle to Obama “talking down to n*ggas.”

See… People agreed with Chris Rock “Black folks and n*ggas” routine too. And it really made White people laugh. And, now that I think about it, what Bill Bennett said about aborting Black babies was “true” just like the “personal responsibility” rhetoric of racist White conservatives and the Black ones who love them hit on things that are “true.” Hell, most stereotypes have something “true” in them.

So yes, I must be one of the problems to ever point out how Obama can talk about the drop out rates in the Latino/Hispanic community without saying a word about “personal responsibility” and, instead, say nothing but what the government should do to rectify the situation. I know that gave me away right there…

Switching gears… I also know that Black people don't live on an island. So I don't know where you get your concept of what “dominates” Black culture as if its some entity that's totally untouched by anything. But I do have a question for you:

Are you a violent, immoral, materialistic, uneducated dumbazz (vimud)?
How many people in your family are vimud? How many people on your block are vimud? What about your church, if you go, or every Black church where you live? How many people in those churches are vimud?

I'm just asking because I'm fact checking your assessment of the Black culture.

Now that's not an astute observation. By all appearances, they conducted themselves in the manner Obama asked them to.

- When Obama asked them to “sit down”, they ended up sitting down.
- When Obama told them to wait for the Q&A, they waited for the Q&A.
- When Obama asked them to let him answer them uninterrupted….

Also, one observation re: the way they conducted themselves… When a person in the audience came and took their poster away as they were taking their seat… Well, nothing happened. Me, myself, I might have beat the sh*t out the dude for grabbing my sign. But they didn't conduct themselves in that manner and, as the crowd tried to drown them out with an odd and troubling “Yes We Can” chant, they didn't quarrel with anyone in the crowd.

Re: “their protest” and them being uniformed…

“He marginalized their concerns. Whether he has spoken to their issues isn't the matter. The problem is that they don't know that he has spoken to their issues, it's partially their fault, but it's partially [Obama's as well].

Back to Obama's chain stuttering… I think there was something else at work there other than mere pissed off-ness. I don't think he would have responded the same way if a group from HillaryNow.com heckled him and conducted themselves the way the Uhuru brothers did. I'm just thinking instead of giving voting and civic duty options, Obama's response would have been more in line with this:

I cannot promise to agree with you on every issue. But I do promise to listen to your concerns, take them seriously, and seek to earn your ongoing support to change the country.

Now that's not an astute observation. By all appearances, they conducted themselves in the manner Obama asked them to.

- When Obama asked them to “sit down”, they ended up sitting down.
- When Obama told them to wait for the Q&A, they waited for the Q&A.
- When Obama asked them to let him answer them uninterrupted….

Also, one observation re: the way they conducted themselves… When a person in the audience came and took their poster away as they were taking their seat… Well, nothing happened. Me, myself, I might have beat the sh*t out the dude for grabbing my sign. But they didn't conduct themselves in that manner and, as the crowd tried to drown them out with an odd and troubling “Yes We Can” chant, they didn't quarrel with anyone in the crowd.

Re: “their protest” and them being uniformed…

“He marginalized their concerns. Whether he has spoken to their issues isn't the matter. The problem is that they don't know that he has spoken to their issues, it's partially their fault, but it's partially [Obama's as well].

Back to Obama's chain stuttering… I think there was something else at work there other than mere pissed off-ness. I don't think he would have responded the same way if a group from HillaryNow.com heckled him and conducted themselves the way the Uhuru brothers did. I'm just thinking instead of giving voting and civic duty options, Obama's response would have been more in line with this:

I cannot promise to agree with you on every issue. But I do promise to listen to your concerns, take them seriously, and seek to earn your ongoing support to change the country.

Somebody got some explaining to do and it's going to have to be a cooperative effort. Some of ya'll need to huddle up and come up with a unified game plan. I'm just saying…

I'm just saying ya'll are “working harder, not smarter” putting UPS out of business with the way ya'll trying your best to find a box to put me in.

I can't be wearing a Dashiki hollering 'Revolution!!!” and “Working for the Man Every Night and Day at the same time.

I'm just saying…

And I hope ya'll can convince Baratunde he was wrong about me.

Somebody got some explaining to do and it's going to have to be a cooperative effort. Some of ya'll need to huddle up and come up with a unified game plan. I'm just saying…

I'm just saying ya'll are “working harder, not smarter” putting UPS out of business with the way ya'll trying your best to find a box to put me in.

I can't be wearing a Dashiki hollering 'Revolution!!!” and “Working for the Man Every Night and Day at the same time.

I'm just saying…

And I hope ya'll can convince Baratunde he was wrong about me.