Cain this all be true?

Thor said:
Nothing constructive to say, I see. Aren't you going to make some assumption about me based on the color of my skin, as you've done in the past, bigot?
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Why? Has anything changed, other than your thinking yourself a mythical god? LOL
 
Lowaicue said:
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The stereotypical American ...most definitely IS a cowboy, hat 'n' boot wearing arrogant, white, John Wayne lookalike. You may not be of that ilk, your mother may well have been a good woman, you might even be a good man BUT we, non Americans, think of a country divided by colour in which the white man rules with the toe of his boot. ...
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Wow talk about being a bigot. You so much as admit it here. :)
 
PostmodernProphet said:
perhaps....maybe he was raised in an environment where his own family didn't tell him he was inferior because of the color of his skin........I'm pretty sure that was true of Condolesa Rice....does she also share the disdain you have for Cain?......
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Another African-American family that got caught up in "race-consciousness" were the Jacksons. It caused Michael to want to change the way he looked, to the extreme. The disparity and prejudice between light-skinned and dark-skinned blacks has been going on since slavery. It's not racism...it's dysfunctional race-consciousness, brought about by discrimination and the impact of racism on the black psyche.

Condoleeza Rice?????? I wouldn't know. I despise her as much as I despise Herman Cain.
 
christiefan915 said:
Non sequitur.

Bravo and other righties claim that Obama only got into Harvard Law because of AA, so I presume the same applies to Cain.
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Your presumption is wrong, being that he graduated from Morehouse, a historically black college, and went on to an extremely successful stint in the subject that he studied. Obviously he got accepted to Morehouse because he was smart, not because he was black. :)
 
DamnYankee said:
Your presumption is wrong, being that he graduated from Morehouse, a historically black college, and went on to an extremely successful stint in the subject that he studied. Obviously he got accepted to Morehouse because he was smart, not because he was black. :)
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And?

That was his undergrad school. He went to Purdue for his Master's so it must have been AA. The same argument righties make about Obama's advanced degree at Harvard Law.
 
christiefan915 said:
And?

That was his undergrad school. He went to Purdue for his Master's so it must have been AA. The same argument righties make about Obama's advanced degree at Harvard Law.
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Since he was successful in each of the careers that he's been involved in the obvious reason is that he was smart. Getting to the top levels of these business and science careers wasn't because of the color of his skin.
 
DamnYankee said:
Since he was successful in each of the careers that he's been involved in the obvious reason is that he was smart. Getting to the top levels of these business and science careers wasn't because of the color of his skin.
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We weren't talking about his intelligence and I'm not disputing it. I just want to know why bravs claims Obama was AA but not Cain.
 
icedancer2theend said:
Any black person who thinks differently (independently) then poet has already been consigned to Oreo and Uncle Tom status.
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That would be a falsehood. Many blacks think differently than I, and wouldn't be classified as an Oreo or an Uncle Tom. Of course there are many ways to "think differently"...not all leading to believing that conservatism or Republicanism is in any way conducive to a positive impact on blacks as a whole or blacks as individuals. You can't assume just because there are token blacks in the Republican and Tea Parties, that that indicates that there is inclusion and power sharing or a platform which addresses the concerns and interests of blacks in a society which often ignores or excludes them.
 
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