When FitFit said “When I think of ‘playing the race card’ . . .” he was speaking AS IF he were an authority, which is the point I was addressing.

I wasn’t telling him to shut up IF he wasn’t an authority. I was telling him to shut up because he was acting like one when he wasn’t. But, as usual, that slipped right past WD-40. Either that, or he is deliberately perverting what I said. Stupid, or perversely malicious? (or both?) And he ALWAYS responds the same way, like an angry child that wants to lash out and break things and/or hurt people - a VERY disturbed personality! Oh, well, at least he’s consistent.

McCain’s “faux” outrage? Obama deliberately meant to imply that the GOP was going to make them afraid of him because he was black. Not one campaign ad by McCain discusses BHO’s race. Not one speech portrays Obama as a black in a negative light.

The “race card” was dealt over and over (as he made that comment as a regular staple in speeches over days) by Obama himself. It was a deliberate lie to suggest it was coming from the GOP.

If you think McCain’s outrage was “faux”, then he needed to step it up to where you recognized it was a slimey trick on BHO’s part. I, for one, am tired of taking the blame for the racism and gender bias shown by the DNC party to their own candidates. The gendless/colorless party can’t stop focusing on both.

In the meantime, the list of what Obama doesn’t want us to talk about grows steadily daily… and if any of those comes up, he’s plays the perfect victim… a position in which he’s had years of training.

“When I think of “playing the race card’ . . .” — FitFit

And you are an authority, because . . . ?

Yonason, if people have to restrict their comments to things that they are “authorities” in, then you need to close your hole about everything except life as a night manager at Taco Bell.

And you are an authority, because . . . ?

“I wanna be one.” Just like Barack Hussein Obama is “an authority” despite the fact that he has no experience, little knowledge, and is unwilling to change when facts indicate he should. For someone touting the importance of “change,” he sure doesn’t know much about that, ether.

“Obama’s response to all of those was far more subdued than McCain’s faux outrage.”

If some slick POS calmly accused me of racism I would be pretty p.o.’d myself, and my outrage wouldn’t be “faux,” either. (If your subjective “proof” by stupid analogy is valid, then so is mine, which invalidates yours thereby making you wrong. Alternatively, if my argument isn’t valid, then neither is yours - so, either way you lose.)

IN FACT I’ve had some pretty heated exchanges with a few white racists for their calmly delivered false accusations against Blacks. So, when O’Bummer calmly falsely accuses Whites, then I have no guilt whatsoever when I smack that jerk down, because I have no unconscious bias for him to exploit. (…just thought I would throw that part in because I identified with, and was insulted by, FitFit’s cheep and logically flawed slander of McCain which he based on his own subjective idiocy.)

IF BLACKS CAN BE OUTRAGED BY BEING CALLED THE “N” WORD, THEN McCAIN HAS EVERY RIGHT TO BE OUTRAGED AT BEING CALLED A RACIST, no matter how “nicely” someone says it.

Obama’s response to all of those was far more subdued than McCain’s faux outrage.

What does he honestly think? That the Republicans are stupid enough to do something like that?

This just shows that it’s Obama’s side who sees black and white, throwing the whole “one nation, under God” thing right out the window. Right alongside “one man, one vote”, the freedom of speech, and the meaning of deliberation of issues in Congress.

Oh yeah, I went there.

And there’s probably more to this list, but these are just off the top of my head.

Or perhaps an example of hypersensitivity is when he was upset that Teflon Bill suggested he was living a fairy tale?

Maybe hypersensitive is when the NYTs analyzes a poll about his support based on race that doesn’t elevate him to the status he’s become accustomed to. So danged hypersensitive that he blasts the journalist with an email, and finds himself a good alternative mouth piece to rebut the disparing article.

A tad hypersensitive about his wife, too, don’t you think? And his preacher. And his friends. And his real estate deals. And his ears. And his… Sigh. We could go on about the “hypersensitivity” of Barack Obama. But there are better things in life to do.

From the bottom of the deck?

Absolutely laughable.

John McCain looks like a hyperventaling, hypersensitive liberal.

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http://texasdarlin.wordpress.com/

Across the country, people (voters) are learning about Mr. Barack Hussein Obama. This is what the liberal left-wing media does not want people to know. And, over the last few months, since Hillary beat Obama in Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Puerto Rico, the truth about Mr. Obama has served to open voter’s eyes and drop Obama’s popularity like a lead balloon.

First off lets look how this whole thing started:

That might be true if it weren’t so obviously false.

As is so often the case Bob Herbert (your groans are noted) has some compelling insights:

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/08/02/opinion/02herbert.html?_r=1&ref=opinion&oref=slogin

Mike typed:

‘That didn’t stop “Arthur” Stoned from playing the “uppity” card on my post on this subject earlier this week.’

Can you say ‘Southern strategy’? Can you say ’states rights’? Can you say ’silent majority’? Can you say, as John McCain’s ad said, ‘the American president Americans have been waiting for’?

Obviously it’s yes to all of the above.

Have a great weekend Mike.

No, you don’t look like them Obama because they’re green! Sorry, had to be said.

Seriously, the other day I asked a young gal at a local business if she was registered to vote. She said no, but she probably wouldn’t anyway because she’s uninformed, but if she did, she thought Obama should be president. The very next thing she said was how she’d heard her family members say derogatory things about his race, and wouldn’t vote for him because of that. She thought that was wrong. I confirmed that it was wrong, too, and the reason I’m not voting for him is his stance on the issues, not his color. She didn’t say anything after that. Maybe she hadn’t heard that before? It made me realize how much we need to get the word out in our every day lives, whenever it’s possible.