Ninerfan1 Wrote:The revolving gate was actually a turn stile. It was done in the Bush vs Dukakis race and there was nothing racist about it. It correctly pointed out the governor Dukakis allowed a rapist out on work program, he then raped and killed again. The fact that he was black had nothing to do with it.

You are correct about what heppened with Dukakis, My point is a long line of black people going through a turnstile in prison with the voicing this is what you will get with Dukakis as pPresident is a racist commercial.

Ninerfan1 Wrote:And the TN Senator add to which you refer was not racist either.

Trust me having a white blonde talking about how she met the candidate at a playboy party and say "Call me" at the end send a racist message. Why didn't they use an asain, hispanic or Black woman?

Ninerfan1 Wrote:In any case the fact is you're an admitted bigot, and as such you lose any platform you might have to condemn any other bigot, perceived or otherwise.

Actually to the contrary it makes me perfect. I admit my faults just because some people on this board want to remain hooded their own is not my concern.

uhmump95 Wrote:You are correct about what heppened with Dukakis, My point is a long line of black people going through a turnstile in prison with the voicing this is what you will get with Dukakis as pPresident is a racist commercial.

Nice try, but there are convicts of both races going through the turnstile, 6 are easily identifiable as white. But I'm sure your overall point is that if there is just one black person in the line it's racist.

Feel free to refresh your memory by watching it here

Quote:Trust me having a white blonde talking about how she met the candidate at a playboy party and say "Call me" at the end send a racist message. Why didn't they use an asain, hispanic or Black woman?

First, the woman they used is the actual girl he met I believe.

Second, they didn't use an asian, hispanic or black woman because the woman he met was not asian, hispanic or black. And it's flatly hypocritical for you to inlcude a black or hispanic woman in your point because had either of those been used you'd be crying racism as well.

The fact that you believe it was racist has nothing to do with the content, it simply because it was done by a republican. Because as you admitted, all republicans are racists and bigots.

Quote:Actually to the contrary it makes me perfect.

Last time I checked perfect people aren't bigots. Last time I checked there was no such thing as a perfect person. But given the manner in which you debate on here it doesn't shock me your mind works that way.

Quote:I admit my faults just because some people on this board want to remain hooded their own is not my concern.

Wow, let's give you an award for your admission that you're a bigot. I wouldn't think that would be something you'd be so proud of, but obviously you are.

And the fact remains, you have no moral grounds by which to decry bigotry in others when you so freely embrace it for yourself. That just makes you the Endzone for the left on here. Congrats, I hope you're proud.

Wow, I didn't know how much people on this board were afraid of Islam. Islam, like any Abrahamic religion, has a history of corruption, expansion, fundamentalism, etc. Can't deny that. I think Islam's greatest error is its tie to government, a result of having its prophet as a head of state. This has basically caused the power struggles around central governments and the Sunni/Shia fiasco. The Muslim world really took a hit after the Mongol invasions, otherwise the Iraqis could have started the age of exploration before the Europeans; who knows? They certainly were more advanced. I don't really find Muslims any more frightening than fundamentalist Christians.

Back to the main point...
Muslims in America are not trying to overthrow the government, set up halal rules on food production, or force their religion on anyone. Of course there is a threat from radical Muslims, but the Muslims in America are at just as much risk as you or I.

Fanatical Wrote:I don't really find Muslims any more frightening than fundamentalist Christians.

Wow, how about the whole flying planes into buildings? That doesn't scare you more than the Pat Robertsons of the world? It is obvious that you have a bias against Christianity (see your sig), but equate fundamentalist Christians with muslims is quite a stretch.

lmfao I love this board. Now I'm biased against Christianity. C'mon man, JC is my homeboy.

Yes there were fanatics that flew planes into buildings, and there are probably plenty more. But isn't it unfair to characterize all Muslims as wanting to conduct suicide terror strikes? That's analogous to saying all white people want to lynch every black man they see because of the KKK.

And I am sorry that I didn't clarify my fears. Some Muslims obviously have shown to be more violent and militant towards our country, and we need to be vigilant in keeping ourselves safe. Some crazy Christians wish to impose their religious beliefs or symbols (such as in the original article) on to our government, and we need to be vigilant in keeping our government free and open to all.
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Bourgeois_Rage Wrote:

Endzone2 Wrote:Liberals crack me up:

1. Why weren't they screaming seperation of church and state about the raghead congressman? They always do when it comes to Christians in such positions.

Everytime a Christians puts his hand on the Bible to swear in Liberals are up in arms? Must have missed all those times. Can you provide a source for that?

Quote:2. Why are liberals willing to tolerate Koran principles, but not Biblical ones? i.g. Tear down those 10 commands from that school wall and from that court house.

Show me a case where Islam was trying to put something in a school house or court house, and I'll show you people trying to get it out. I don't think there's any hypocrisy here, just in your head.

Endzone2, you crack me up. Some people are just indistinguishable from parody.

Hey moron, we had a bunch of ragheads slam our own airplanes into buildings in the name of allah. It should be obvious to even a moron like you that when ragheads wear their rag on their head or women wear their burka that they are practicing their religion. That is just fine at most of our schools I'm sure. But, if a Christian wears a T-shirt that is anti-abortion, he must go home and change or be told not to wear it again. There is a huge double standard. The only plausible explanation is hatred of Christianity.

uhmump95 Wrote:

Ninerfan1 Wrote:

uhmump95 Wrote:

Ninerfan1 Wrote:

uhmump95 Wrote:Bigot and Republican, who would have thought that......

The irony of this comment is profound.

I know it is pretty funny lmfao lmfao lmfao lmfao lmfao

Glad to know you find such humor in your bigotry.

And you didn't ......

I readily admit, that because of my upbringing and a few personal experiences, I believe most Republicans to be bigots and racists. I know it is not true, but unfortunately every once and a while a story like this comes along and confirms it. Just like for someone who believe that black commit crimes and attempt to kill white people a story gets broken that confirms their beliefs as well.

I discuss them and attempt to make myself better and you have to admit that what I typed and the context is pretty funny.

uhmump95, are you a black guy or a white guy?

uhmump95 Wrote:

RebelKev Wrote:

uhmump95 Wrote:No a few of my issues with Republicans is because of what they have done in the present.

Name some. Opposition to affirmative action? I'm against it as well. Anymore?

Not their opposition to affirmative action, but their opposition to have an Equal Opportunity plank.

Racist advertising: I still remember the revolving gate of black inmates the Reps used a few years back and the advertising in Tennessee in the election for Senator.

uhmump95, I want to give you a little insight young man about something you seem to be completely ignorant of. I have found through my own personal experience that when you constantly blame another person or group of people for the plight that you find yourself in, in other words, you walk in unforgiveness, you violate a spiritual law and your life doesn't ever really go anywhere. So, I know you probably wont believe this and you will have to learn this the hard way. Unless you loss the attitude and start taking responsibility for your own actions and decisions and lose the bitter attitude, your life is going to remain stagnant. You'll be hanging out on sports boards like this the rest of your life. You're surely going to wind up in the cess pool of statistics in the black community which is about 9 out of 10 children being raised without fathers (yes you will also abandon your kids when/if you have any) and a crime rate that is 8.3 times greater than white crime. Spiritual law uhmump95. Affirmative action is a "payback" attitude. It's a blame game. It's a refusal to take responsibility for your own actions. It's holding another group of people captive (through guilt) who are really innocent.

Sigh...

Endzone2 Wrote:Hey moron, we had a bunch of ragheads slam our own airplanes into buildings in the name of allah. It should be obvious to even a moron like you that when ragheads wear their rag on their head or women wear their burka that they are practicing their religion. That is just fine at most of our schools I'm sure. But, if a Christian wears a T-shirt that is anti-abortion, he must go home and change or be told not to wear it again. There is a huge double standard. The only plausible explanation is hatred of Christianity.

Cute, Endzone, no really.

So wearing an anti-abortion t-shirt is practicing your religion? You would actually equivocate that with praying on a student's own time, or wearing a cross around their neck? Methinks you are the moron. I've got nothing against people practicing their religion on their own, I guess that you do (unless it is Christianity). I do have something against the state endorsing a religion. Apparently you'll never understand some basic stuff about how it is endorsement. Seriously, you need to go do some looking up on the lemon test.

Again, since you failed before I'll ask you again.

Quote:Everytime a Christians puts his hand on the Bible to swear in Liberals are up in arms? Must have missed all those times. Can you provide a source for that?

Quote:Show me a case where Islam was trying to put something in a school house or court house, and I'll show you people trying to get it out. I don't think there's any hypocrisy here, just in your head.

Or maybe you'll just move the goal posts... again.

Endzone2 Wrote:You're surely going to wind up in the cess pool of statistics in the black community which is about 9 out of 10 children being raised without fathers (yes you will also abandon your kids when/if you have any)

Mump has kids (I met them at a UH football game last year). They're great kids -- smart, charming, and polite -- and it seems to me that their dad has at least a LITTLE something to do with that.

lauramac Wrote:Mump has kids (I met them at a UH football game last year). They're great kids -- smart, charming, and polite -- and it seems to me that their dad has at least a LITTLE something to do with that.

Umm, Laura? Have you considered who you're talking to?

RebelKev Wrote:Umm, Laura? Have you considered who you're talking to?

Yeah, I know, mistake on my part. I just don't like seeing my friends get unfairly maligned.

Fanatical Wrote:lmfao I love this board. Now I'm biased against Christianity. C'mon man, JC is my homeboy.

Yes there were fanatics that flew planes into buildings, and there are probably plenty more. But isn't it unfair to characterize all Muslims as wanting to conduct suicide terror strikes? That's analogous to saying all white people want to lynch every black man they see because of the KKK.

And I am sorry that I didn't clarify my fears. Some Muslims obviously have shown to be more violent and militant towards our country, and we need to be vigilant in keeping ourselves safe. Some crazy Christians wish to impose their religious beliefs or symbols (such as in the original article) on to our government, and we need to be vigilant in keeping our government free and open to all.
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Unfortunately, that is what these "Christians" believe. They hear it from Fox. They hear it from their Church and they hear it from their parents and almost everyone that is around them. It is hard not to be influenced by that. I chalk it up to ignorance.

RobertN Wrote:Unfortunately, that is what these "Christians" believe. They hear it from Fox. They hear it from their Church and they hear it from their parents and almost everyone that is around them. It is hard not to be influenced by that. I chalk it up to ignorance.

I chalk you up to being f'n ignorant. I'm a Christian, but if you ever want to compare GPA's, Degrees, I'm you're Huckleberry, dumb***.

RobertN Wrote:they hear it from their parents and almost everyone that is around them.

by the people, for the people, of the people.....

RebelKev Wrote:

RobertN Wrote:Unfortunately, that is what these "Christians" believe. They hear it from Fox. They hear it from their Church and they hear it from their parents and almost everyone that is around them. It is hard not to be influenced by that. I chalk it up to ignorance.

I chalk you up to being f'n ignorant. I'm a Christian, but if you ever want to compare GPA's, Degrees, I'm you're Huckleberry, dumb***.

Don't sweat Kev. Robert's just upset because there has been no holiday message from Osama and he was really hoping for one. He's a big fan of Bin Laden you know.

Merry Christmas everyone!!

RebelKev Wrote:

RobertN Wrote:Unfortunately, that is what these "Christians" believe. They hear it from Fox. They hear it from their Church and they hear it from their parents and almost everyone that is around them. It is hard not to be influenced by that. I chalk it up to ignorance.

I chalk you up to being f'n ignorant. I'm a Christian, but if you ever want to compare GPA's, Degrees, I'm you're Huckleberry, dumb***.

Interesting version of Christianity.

Ninerfan1 Wrote:

RebelKev Wrote:

RobertN Wrote:Unfortunately, that is what these "Christians" believe. They hear it from Fox. They hear it from their Church and they hear it from their parents and almost everyone that is around them. It is hard not to be influenced by that. I chalk it up to ignorance.

I chalk you up to being f'n ignorant. I'm a Christian, but if you ever want to compare GPA's, Degrees, I'm you're Huckleberry, dumb***.

Don't sweat Kev. Robert's just upset because there has been no holiday message from Osama and he was really hoping for one. He's a big fan of Bin Laden you know.

Merry Christmas everyone!!

Yes. I :kobe: Osama. He is my hero. I look up to the man. Get a life. HAPPY HOLIDAYS

RobertN Wrote:Yes. I :kobe: Osama. He is my hero. I look up to the man. Get a life. HAPPY HOLIDAYS

I realize that you are trying to be sarcastic, but I think there is more truth here than even you realize.

Hey Robert, what's your DU name? Seriously, you come on here, on Christmas day mind you, to bash Christians. You must live some ****** up life. Seriously, you must be bitter as hell. You remind me of those fools on Democratic Underground.