[Vision2020] Barack Obama: Racism You Can Believe In

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Chas
Topics that are scandalous. Voter purging is wrong unless they are in fact not valid voters. It is also scandalous to register dead people, have people vote more than once and have ethat are not legal residents or under age vote. All of these have been done by democrats, in addition to missing ballot boxes. There has been plenty of voter fraud by both parties.  It is wrong no matter who does it.
Roger
-----Original message-----
From: Chasuk chasuk at gmail.com
Date: Mon, 06 Oct 2008 10:52:54 -0700
To: "No Weatherman" no.weatherman at gmail.com
Subject: Re: [Vision2020] Barack Obama: Racism You Can Believe In

> On Mon, Oct 6, 2008 at 07:56, No Weatherman <no.weatherman at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> > Obama supporters and the Democratic Party are the two common
> > denominators in these quotes. They play the race card against
> > themselves as fast as they play it against the right. Hypocrites all.
> 
> I'm not trying to be deliberately argumentative.  There are
> Republicans and Democrats both who are good people, and there are
> Republicans and Democrats both who are hypocrites.  I see the
> percentages as being approximately equal in each party.
> 
> Ferraro certainly doesn't speak for the Democratic party.  Her
> bitterness made her thoughtless in her public speech.  I hope she is
> at least ashamed of herself.  But I feel no more charitable towards
> Hilary Clinton.  I was prepared to vote for her, until I watched her
> vituperative, divisive campaigning.  The Republican National Committee
> didn't need to waste time or money digging up dirt on Obama because
> Clinton did it for them.
> 
> Two of your remaining examples were Republicans using race in the
> campaign, not the other way around (the dollar bills story and the
> foreign contributions story), so I'm not sure why you mentioned them,
> unless it was for balance.
> 
> You aren't exactly mudslinging, but nor are you bringing up subjects
> that can be profitably debated.
> 
> I have a weather-obsessed friend who will sometimes announce, apropos
> of nothing:  "It's raining in Seoul."  You can replace "Seoul" with
> virtually any city on which Weather Underground reports.  I will
> respond with "It's snowing in Berlin," and we will volley this
> pointless (and, in my case, usually untrue) information back and
> forth, with him never comprehending that I don't care.
> 
> I know that sounds rude, and I apologize.  That isn't my intention.  I
> enjoy engaging in heated dialogue.  but it has to have a handle,
> first.  A point of contention.
> 
> if you want a topic that is scandalous, how about the disgraceful
> voter purging that Republicans have been engaging in for decades?  I
> don't see Democrats resorting to this chicanery.  I don't care whether
> it is legal or not, it isn't ethical.  Aren't any Republicans
> embarrassed by it?  Voter suppression and caging lists are wrong,
> full-stop.
> 
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