obama need blakk support

[blugiant]

wat a ting

oonnoo cumplain wen mii bunn fiyah pon de mixxed race man saft politrixxs aff benign neglect aff blakks. nunsenseekkal oyinbo argument dat imm doan affii mind ann tekk care aff imm blakk base ann appeal to awl merikkans cause risinn tide lift awl boats. like dat iss natt lie fe decieve blakks wey natt politicallee astute

after awl diss thyme aff ignorinn blakk peeps issues, mixxed race man finallee realized dat de onlee way de demoncrats caan remain inn control aff congress iss iff imm caan energized imm blakk base fe tunn out inn grate numba vote demoncratrixxs.

wat mii chattinn bout ear iss bout de blakk peeps woo neva ovatand politrixx wey accepted de nunsense dat obama neva add fe address blakk issues inorder fe gitt oyinbo fe support imm. imm see da folly aff dat strategee ann now imm begginn blakks fee eelp imm wen imm neva wass eelpinn blakks de way imm shood ave been doinn. again da mix race man politicallee miscaculated



soo wat oonnoo tink shood blakk voters support mixxed race man? iff blakk voters doan support obama iss dat cuttinn aff dem nose fe spite dem face?

mekk oonnoo arguments y ar y natt blakk peeps shood support obama

[blugiant]

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<span style="font-weight: bold">Obama seeks to energize blacks voters, accuses `other side' of trying to `turn back the clock</span>



President Barack Obama implored black voters on Saturday to rekindle the passion they felt for his groundbreaking campaign and turn out in force this fall to repel Republicans who are ready to &quot;turn back the clock.&quot;

In a fiery speech to the Congressional Black Caucus, Obama warned that Republicans hoping to seize control of Congress want &quot;to do what's right politically, instead of what's right — period.&quot;

&quot;I need everybody here to go back to your neighborhoods, to go back to your workplaces, to go to the churches, and go to the barbershops and go to the beauty shops. And tell them we've got more work to do,&quot; Obama said to cheers from a black-tie audience at the Washington Convention Center. &quot;Tell them we can't wait to organize. Tell them that the time for action is now.&quot;

His speech acknowledged what pollsters have been warning Democrats for months — that blacks are among the key Democratic groups who right now seem unlikely to turn out in large numbers in November.

&quot;It's not surprising given the hardships that we're seeing across the land that a lot of people may not be feeling very energized, very engaged right now,&quot; Obama said. &quot;A lot of folks may be feeling like politics is something that they get involved with every four years when there's a presidential election, but they don't see why they should bother the rest of the time.&quot;

But he said he's just begun rolling back a devastating recession that's come down &quot;with a vengeance&quot; on African-American neighborhoods that were already suffering.

&quot;We have to finish the plan you elected me to put in place,&quot; Obama said.

Summoning the joy many blacks felt at the election of the first African-American president and recalling the words of the late actor and activist Ossie Davis, he declared, &quot;It's not the man, it's the plan.&quot;

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[Emperah]

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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: blakkgiant</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><span style="font-weight: bold">Obama seeks to energize blacks voters, accuses `other side' of trying to `turn back the clock</span>
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Only de foolish of blk ppl still believe seh dis man will help ar is good fi dem.

[johnnycakes]

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If Obama were anything but a typical pro-war, pro capitalism status quo politician then you might consider supporting him.
He has done nothing to warrant support from his backers and everything to get him unelected in 2012.

The stupid S-T-U-P-I D people of the United States don't have a clue. They are no different from Jamaicans when it comes to government.
They have two parties for whom they will vote. Third parties cannot win except in individual cases and never in a national way.
So the people of Jamaica and the USA, when they are unhappy with the party in power, vote for the party out of power going on hope as against experience that the other party will change things.
They NEVER do and the vicious cycle repeats itself over and over again because the people of both nations, most nations cannot understand that the two major parties are so similar that going from one to the other has NEVER changed things much.

Oh sure, Obama LOOKS different from all the white men that have been president but under that darker skin he is no different in how he does things.

Poverty is increasing, joblessness is increasing, poor people are losing their homes, Obama is expanding the war, the health care reform that passed is a gift to the big corporations.

How does this record differ from Bush's, who was a conservative Republican elected to do better than Bill Clinton who was elected to not be George Bush I who was elected because ......... ?

Do not support Obama because he is sort of black. When and if he ever does anything of merit, support him for those things and decidedly NOT for how he looks or what he says.

[Blackstar*]

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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: blakkgiant</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><span style="font-style: italic">soo wat oonnoo tink shood blakk voters support mixxed race man? iff blakk voters doan support obama iss dat cuttinn aff dem nose fe spite dem face?

mekk oonnoo arguments y ar y natt blakk peeps shood support obama </span></div></div>Obama's election is of symbolic (more than any practical) importance, so yes, African-Americans should continue to support him.

[blugiant]

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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: BlackStar</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: blakkgiant</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><span style="font-style: italic">soo wat oonnoo tink shood blakk voters support mixxed race man? iff blakk voters doan support obama iss dat cuttinn aff dem nose fe spite dem face?

mekk oonnoo arguments y ar y natt blakk peeps shood support obama </span></div></div>Obama's election is of symbolic (more than any practical) importance, so yes, African-Americans should continue to support him. </div></div>

intarestinn pint bout symbolic butt itt awlso ave practical benefits cah aftah de mixxed race man got elected a lot of blakk bwoys grades improve.

y yu tink blakk peeps shood cantinue to support imm? iss itt da argument dat de republicans will bee wurst fe blakks? iss benign neglect aff blakk issues bye de mixxed race man wurst dan white tea party republicans playinn winninn more seats aff power ann playinn obstructionists?

[blugiant]

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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: dahJahPawtTwo</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: blakkgiant</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><span style="font-weight: bold">Obama seeks to energize blacks voters, accuses `other side' of trying to `turn back the clock</span>
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Only de foolish of blk ppl still believe seh dis man will help ar is good fi dem. </div></div>

realitee iss dat imm didd sum good tings fe blakk. im sumwat tried fe deal widd da racial disparity widd da crack cocaine sentencinn disparity. dem will onlee ave seven to wan disparity instead aff 40 to 1 dat will lead reducinn prison sentencinn. still mii affii wandar iff itt wass cah too manee blakk inn jails badd fe a latt aff state budget deficts.

wey mii tryinn fe sey imm doinn da minimal fe help blakks so imm caan ave sintinn fe show blakks. de deeper qwestians iss y blakk peeps natt doinn more fe force imm hand cah dem feel blakk doan ave de rite fe demand tings fe dem support

blakk need fe studee mlk ann x. wen dem locked upp mlk inn jail inn south x went dunn deer ann tell dem iff dem neva free mlk den imm wood cum dunn deer ann lead de blakks. blakks need fee learn politrixx ann ovatand dat blakks wey bunn fiyah pon de mixxed race man ar natt doinn itt cah dem doan support de mixxed race man butt fe apply de nessecary pressure fe force imm fe address sum blakk issue. politrixx canceed nuttinn widdout demand

[Skelly]

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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: BlackStar</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: blakkgiant</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><span style="font-style: italic">soo wat oonnoo tink shood blakk voters support mixxed race man? iff blakk voters doan support obama iss dat cuttinn aff dem nose fe spite dem face?

mekk oonnoo arguments y ar y natt blakk peeps shood support obama </span></div></div>Obama's election is of symbolic (more than any practical) importance, so yes, African-Americans should continue to support him. </div></div>

I for one will support whoever gets me a decent job..I was under-employed when Obama was elected and I am still under-employed to this day... I don't care if the next prez is blk yt blu or prpl....I just want to decent job dammit!

[blugiant]

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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: johnnycakes</div><div class="ubbcode-body">If Obama were anything but a typical pro-war, pro capitalism status quo politician then you might consider supporting him.
He has done nothing to warrant support from his backers and everything to get him unelected in 2012.

The stupid S-T-U-P-I D people of the United States don't have a clue. They are no different from Jamaicans when it comes to government.
They have two parties for whom they will vote. Third parties cannot win except in individual cases and never in a national way.
So the people of Jamaica and the USA, when they are unhappy with the party in power, vote for the party out of power going on hope as against experience that the other party will change things.
They NEVER do and the vicious cycle repeats itself over and over again because the people of both nations, most nations cannot understand that the two major parties are so similar that going from one to the other has NEVER changed things much.

Oh sure, Obama LOOKS different from all the white men that have been president but under that darker skin he is no different in how he does things.

Poverty is increasing, joblessness is increasing, poor people are losing their homes, Obama is expanding the war, the health care reform that passed is a gift to the big corporations.

How does this record differ from Bush's, who was a conservative Republican elected to do better than Bill Clinton who was elected to not be George Bush I who was elected because ......... ?

Do not support Obama because he is sort of black. When and if he ever does anything of merit, support him for those things and decidedly NOT for how he looks or what he says. </div></div>

natt sure mii agree widd yu cah imm kept sum aff imm campaign promises. fe xxample imm ran pon reforminn de healthcare industree. imm neva ran pon de public option ar medicare fe awl.. imm deliver pon imm campaign promises even dough awlmoas 70% aff de public wanted de more cost effective public options. imm push troo iss agenda dat y imm cyaan runn pon healthcare widdout recievinn criticisms. imm awlso ran pon charter school fe improve education ann imm race to da top led to more charter schools inn public school buildinn even dough dem effectiveness iss qwestionable. peeps may natt like a latt aff wat imm doinn butt imm doinn sum aff wat imm sed imm wood bee doinn. itt da voters dat neva pin imm down dat a bawl bout imm neva doo enuff fe gitt relected

capitalism iss natt de sole prablem cah awl dem isms ave dem flaws. itt like de heathcare refarm dat moaslee benefitt da healthcare industrees a public aptions wood benefit capitalism cah itt wood ave create efficent capitalism system. itt like de stimulus plan dat moaslee benefit bigg bizz iss a socialism tings based pon yutilliterian system aff de greatest good.

yu still a chatt bout peeps supportinn de mixxed race man cah imm sum typa aff blakk wen de realitee iss dat mzungu putt imm inn power cah imm wass part mzungu. dat de racism part dat mzungu affii deal widd cah dem voted fe da mixxed race man cah imm wass natt dat sort aff blakk

[Blackstar*]

Re: obama need blakk support

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: blakkgiant</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: BlackStar</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><span style="font-style: italic">Obama's election is of symbolic (more than any practical) importance, so yes, African-Americans should continue to support him.</span> </div></div><span style="font-style: italic">intarestinn pint bout symbolic butt itt awlso ave practical benefits cah aftah de mixxed race man got elected a lot of blakk bwoys grades improve.

y yu tink blakk peeps shood cantinue to support imm? iss itt da argument dat de republicans will bee wurst fe blakks? iss benign neglect aff blakk issues bye de mixxed race man wurst dan white tea party republicans playinn winninn more seats aff power ann playinn obstructionists? </span></div></div>
Actually, I don't think Obama is going to do anything for African-Americans at all. What he can do is a good job, thereby disproving the idiotic and persistent belief that Africans are intellectually inferior to Europeans, Asians, etc.. Of course, the main people who need convincing are we Africans. Obama's election was a big step toward showing us what we can achieve when we demand it of ourselves (even with a &quot;funny&quot; name despite Bill Cosby's foolishness).

[halfwaytree]

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[Skelly]

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[johnnycakes]

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&quot;obama need blakk support&quot;

Yes he does.
What he doesn't need are athletic supporters since he doesn't have any balls.