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BamaD -> RE: These aren't "protests" (11/15/2016 5:16:42 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Greta75 quote: ORIGINAL: heavyblinker Obama didn't use hate speech, scapegoat any ethnic group or present himself as an authoritarian. Are you sure? To me, Obama demonised the police force and paint them all with the same brush while supporting BLM. From day one he attacked the police, long before there was a BLM.

BamaD -> RE: These aren't "protests" (11/15/2016 5:24:55 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: A50shousehusband Demonised or recognized that maybe something is wrong? Demonized. He started out stating they screwed up up arresting a black professor when the only thing he knew was that they had arrested him. Turned out the guy was guilty as sin. When a black kid got shot while assaulting someone he proclaim that if he had a son he would look like the attacker. Then he sent doj down there to spen a year trying to prove that self defense somehow violated the thugs rights. In Ferguson when it became evident that the Brown shooting was completely justified he set DOJ down there to railroad the cop.

BamaD -> RE: These aren't "protests" (11/15/2016 5:26:06 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Edwird Just a black guy showing up for the event at all is what scared the shit out of a lot of people. No that is what the left wanted to believe scared them.

BamaD -> RE: These aren't "protests" (11/15/2016 5:28:15 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Edwird PS And no, I am not saying that all who opposed Obama did so on a racial basis. There were plenty, I'm sure, where that was not a factor, even after discounting those who lied to themselves about it. Just as I think that the majority opposing Clinton did so for non-gender reasons. Gender was/is still less of an issue than race in these matters. And for even more there was a racial reason to support him.

Nnanji -> RE: These aren't "protests" (11/15/2016 7:26:44 AM)
FR Rioters didn't even vote. http://www.kgw.com/news/local/more-than-half-of-arrested-anti-trump-protesters-didnt-vote/351964445

BamaD -> RE: These aren't "protests" (11/15/2016 7:50:15 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Nnanji FR Rioters didn't even vote. http://www.kgw.com/news/local/more-than-half-of-arrested-anti-trump-protesters-didnt-vote/351964445 Why would a thug get a job when he can just steal what he wants.

Edwird -> RE: These aren't "protests" (11/15/2016 8:20:42 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: BamaD quote: ORIGINAL: Edwird Just a black guy showing up for the event at all is what scared the shit out of a lot of people. No that is what the left wanted to believe scared them. I didn't imagine what I read in many places nor what I heard on the radio nor heard firsthand.

Edwird -> RE: These aren't "protests" (11/15/2016 8:22:13 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: BamaD quote: ORIGINAL: Edwird PS And no, I am not saying that all who opposed Obama did so on a racial basis. There were plenty, I'm sure, where that was not a factor, even after discounting those who lied to themselves about it. Just as I think that the majority opposing Clinton did so for non-gender reasons. Gender was/is still less of an issue than race in these matters. And for even more there was a racial reason to support him. This from the guy who said the only people who voted for Obama were racists. Reality just isn't your friend, is it?

Nnanji -> RE: These aren't "protests" (11/15/2016 8:34:31 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Edwird quote: ORIGINAL: BamaD quote: ORIGINAL: Edwird PS And no, I am not saying that all who opposed Obama did so on a racial basis. There were plenty, I'm sure, where that was not a factor, even after discounting those who lied to themselves about it. Just as I think that the majority opposing Clinton did so for non-gender reasons. Gender was/is still less of an issue than race in these matters. And for even more there was a racial reason to support him. This from the guy who said the only people who voted for Obama were racists. Reality just isn't your friend, is it? Oh Ed, such an inflated view of yourself. Silly boy. Go tell mom you need lunch now.

Lucylastic -> RE: These aren't "protests" (11/15/2016 8:38:57 AM)
the scary scary man....with the scary name.... [sm=abducted.gif] [image]http://www.lucylasticslair.com/colllar/ignorati.jpg[/image] [sm=hippie.gif]

tamaka -> RE: These aren't "protests" (11/15/2016 8:44:54 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Lucylastic quote: ORIGINAL: tamaka I suppose it scared some. His middle name Hussein was scary too. Combine that with trusting him to deal with Islamic- rooted terrorism, making a deal with Iran, what seemed like an attempt to incite further hatred between whites and blacks, changing the rules so no business wanted to employ you for more than 28 hours/week, etc... scared alot of people. Holy fuck thats a special kind of pathetic immature american reasoning right there, scared of someones name.. LMFAO I am telling you what has been going on in people's heads... it didn't start out well when Michelle told everyone how much she disliked her country. Then Obama went to that church that despised America. Add to that not being sure if he was actually an American citizen and perhaps even a Muslim... there was more but those were a few of the highlights. It made people put on glasses to see things happening as a means of perhaps breaking down our country so we won't be so strong. That type of feeling and perception is what helped to propel Trump's 'Make America Great Again' to win the election... partly anyways.

Nnanji -> RE: These aren't "protests" (11/15/2016 8:46:43 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Edwird quote: ORIGINAL: Greta75 There is no way Clinton lost because of gender. That's what I said. quote: And it amazes me that some Hillary supporters genuinely believe this is the reason. Which nobody of any interest at all said. Ed, and how is it, do you think, that you are different than nobody of interest?

Edwird -> RE: These aren't "protests" (11/15/2016 8:59:18 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Nnanji Go tell mom you need lunch now. That obsession with my mother again ... What, are you hoping you'll get invited or something? You scared off all the old ladies in the neighborhood and the grocery store, so now you're left with moms of guys on message boards. #tryingtheindirectroute

heavyblinker -> RE: These aren't "protests" (11/15/2016 9:05:27 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: BamaD From day one he attacked the police, long before there was a BLM. I'm pretty sure that 'police' isn't an ethnicity.

heavyblinker -> RE: These aren't "protests" (11/15/2016 9:24:56 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: BamaD Are you kidding, all we heard from Obama was how he wanted to "fundamentally change" America, not a single charge was made against him that wasn't dismissed as racist. Mrs. Obama saying that in her adult life she wasn't proud of the country till we elected him. Did you know that he played not only the race card but he used the birther card against McCain. He was more subtle but he was every bit as insulting as Trump. Intellectuals rarely fall prey to the mindless idiocy of patriotism-- it's a positive quality, because it prevents you from being blinded by feelings. And maybe you don't remember (I've noticed you have a hard time staying on topic), but in 2008 EVERYONE wanted a fundamental change, due to the whole economic crash thing as well as 8 years of Bush. The difference between 2008 Obama and Trump is that Obama inherited a broken economy and took aim at the causes: Wall Street, wealthy CEOs and economic inequality... while Trump is inheriting a stable economy and is taking aim at Muslims, immigrants and other countries.

MercTech -> RE: These aren't "protests" (11/15/2016 9:42:06 AM)
Obama inherited an economy that was starting to recover and left it in worse shape than he got it. The number of unemployed is high but doesn't show in the numbers because when your six month unemployment is up; you are no longer part of the statistics. Technical jobs that actually pay a decent wage are hemorrhaging overseas. What technical jobs left in the U.S. are being filled by H1B visa personnel. And one of the reasons that H1B personnel are preferable is never mentioned. When a project is over, a visa hire just goes away; no severance, no unemployment compensation, nada from the company coffers. Manufacturing jobs are mainly working for foreign corporations who opened satellite factories in the U.S. so they can do an end run around import tariffs. Health care is less affordable to working people and the gouging for health care continues as a federal law mandated sinecure for health insurance companies continues to drive up out of pocket costs.

heavyblinker -> RE: These aren't "protests" (11/15/2016 10:15:53 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: MercTech Obama inherited an economy that was starting to recover and left it in worse shape than he got it. The number of unemployed is high but doesn't show in the numbers because when your six month unemployment is up; you are no longer part of the statistics. Technical jobs that actually pay a decent wage are hemorrhaging overseas. What technical jobs left in the U.S. are being filled by H1B visa personnel. And one of the reasons that H1B personnel are preferable is never mentioned. When a project is over, a visa hire just goes away; no severance, no unemployment compensation, nada from the company coffers. Manufacturing jobs are mainly working for foreign corporations who opened satellite factories in the U.S. so they can do an end run around import tariffs. Health care is less affordable to working people and the gouging for health care continues as a federal law mandated sinecure for health insurance companies continues to drive up out of pocket costs. This is a gish gallop and I'm not going to waste time replying to it all not in the least because it has nothing to do with Obama, but I am very curious why you think the economy was recovering in 2008 when practically everyone else thought it was the end of the world.

Nnanji -> RE: These aren't "protests" (11/15/2016 10:33:00 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: heavyblinker quote: ORIGINAL: MercTech Obama inherited an economy that was starting to recover and left it in worse shape than he got it. The number of unemployed is high but doesn't show in the numbers because when your six month unemployment is up; you are no longer part of the statistics. Technical jobs that actually pay a decent wage are hemorrhaging overseas. What technical jobs left in the U.S. are being filled by H1B visa personnel. And one of the reasons that H1B personnel are preferable is never mentioned. When a project is over, a visa hire just goes away; no severance, no unemployment compensation, nada from the company coffers. Manufacturing jobs are mainly working for foreign corporations who opened satellite factories in the U.S. so they can do an end run around import tariffs. Health care is less affordable to working people and the gouging for health care continues as a federal law mandated sinecure for health insurance companies continues to drive up out of pocket costs. This is a gish gallop and I'm not going to waste time replying to it all not in the least because it has nothing to do with Obama, but I am very curious why you think the economy was recovering in 2008 when practically everyone else thought it was the end of the world. Well most statistics agree with MercTech's Gish gallop.

mnottertail -> RE: These aren't "protests" (11/15/2016 10:38:19 AM)
no, they don't nonstatisticalnanji. Cite please.

Nnanji -> RE: These aren't "protests" (11/15/2016 10:41:16 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: mnottertail no, they don't nonstatisticalnanji. Cite please. Here ya go mental patient. As good a citation as you've ever posted. Much better actually. https://www.mentalhealth.org.uk/a-to-z/h/hearing-voices

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