Comments on: OK… What’s next? A Black Man’s Rant…..

By: a face in the crowd

a face in the crowd — Fri, 28 Nov 2008 12:48:22 +0000

just because someone has a different opion than u does not not make them a racist.I personally have many african american friends and we dissagree on a few political issues but i am not a racist, an if u ask them they will tell u the same thing. So before u label someone racist because they dissagree with u try to find out the fundamental reason u dissagree. just calling some one a racist and generalizng them gets u nowhere u still have a difference of opion and dont understand why. So please be cautious with the use of that word. and as for restraining a group of the poupulation by any means nessary i will give u another quote ” A house dived will never stand” dont contribute to the problem be part of the solution be the better person. May God bless you and have a wonderful day.

By: a face in the crowd

a face in the crowd — Fri, 28 Nov 2008 05:48:22 +0000

By: leslieouterbridge

leslieouterbridge — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 20:31:57 +0000

While we sit around criticizing and second guessing Obama's transition plans, you'd better
put one eye on the new laws and rules Bush is signing! It is common sense to assume that
his presidential actions can't fall far from the tree of last minute hand outs! like Teddy Pendergrast say's “Wake Up ALL You People”!

By: Les Outerbridge

Les Outerbridge — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 17:31:21 +0000

These comments sat just above mine, and I failed to read them before posting my opinions;
and I'm glad I didn't read them first. This contributer is among the racist segment of the population that I spoke about. In some ways this segment of our society is to be pittied, but,
if/when the revolution goes down – they must be restrained by any means necessary – - -
and I'll just leave it at that.

By: Les Outerbridge

Les Outerbridge — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 17:18:47 +0000

This whole question of racial and political correctness will get its greatest test, since the Civil War. As a Chicago firefighter who went through the trauma and emotion of a STRIKE, I liken it to the fact that when strikers pay checks were no more, they regressed to their animal state. Coupled with the fact that the real strike issues were, the federal Government had just invoked quotas for blacks& hispanics, and, about 2500 of the 5000 manned force lived out of town, which was a violation of the city's ordinance, and were being forced to move back into the city and pay taxes – that help to pay their salaries. RACE & HOME OWNERSHIP equates the major issues that plague our nation today. Although Barack Obama won by a landslide (in the electorial college) the American public is still divided by just a few percentage points, as evidenced by the popular vote. The divide is so close that it mirrors public opiniions of the Civil War era. What's Next…. The radical right has already begun to show its ugly head. The fact is that having a black president will open the doors of disourse on the subject of race. We have struggled with this question since the first white man set foot on this soil and it's high time that it be laid on the table. Barack Obama is a phenomenon who, by virtue of the color of his skin, will allow/force the question of race to have a genuine airing. I personally see the popular vote totals as a clear sign of the racist climate and culture of the USA. Under the cloak of an election this nation has clearly chosen sides – - – so let the fight begin.

By: cclem kadidlehopper

cclem kadidlehopper — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 20:49:42 +0000

What are you upset about?
if McCain had won it would have been all Hillary all the time. Now you know what it feels like to have the shoe on the other foot. From the Moment Bush Stole the election in 2000 all forces were against him for 8 years. He was never given a moments rest from everyone who thought he was an imbicile. And you know what? He took it like a MAN and did not complain.
But you're all boo-hooing because what you don't understand is the media only cares about opposition. They could give a lousy wit about the future of this country being all lolypops and rainbows. (well maybe not rainbows, because you all hate gay people) thank you for that. That was a huge Sarah victory against Gays I don't feel McCain would've delivered.
Learn that now that you have power. You are the enemy and must be destroyed.
Enjoy governing!!!!

By: Dorothy M. Brocco

Dorothy M. Brocco — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 16:19:07 +0000

Govenor Palin needs a “reality check”! She was recently interviewed by Wolf Blitzer of CNN; who asked, “What advise would you give to Michele Obama about raising her girls in the White House?” Govenor Palin's answer is not relevant because she has a tendency to speak before her brain engages! If one were to compare parenting styles, it would appear that the Obama girls are receiving consistency with regards to ego building, good taste in behavior and manners; as well as clear life expectations. Then there is an inconsistent parenting style that gives the message that one sin is greater than another and it is alright to deflate another's character to win by “any means necessary!” Mr. Blitzer and others like him, should refrain from bolstering an inflated ego that needs to be deflated as soon as possible!

By: Rev.Kelvin Hall

Rev.Kelvin Hall — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 15:51:49 +0000

And a big ole AMEN to you my brother!I agree profusely!The jugheads like Rush Limbaugh,Sean Hannity,Bill O'Reilly,Micheal Savage,Neal Boortz etc.all need to go home and take an EX-LAX before bed.You lost,you dummies!Palin will go back to Alaska and fix Moose chili but Obama will serve the American people in the Oval office.Point blank!!The people have spoken.I am sick and tired of these wannabee,RACIST Republican idiots who are full of self righteous spirits,personal lives messed up(many of them)who can't seem to support our newly elected President but only now aspire for a very far way 2012 election!Send Palin back to Caribou country,send Pres.Obama your prayers and allegiance. REV.KELVIN HALL

By: Tiana Johnson

Tiana Johnson — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 01:17:16 +0000

I co-sign to everything Mr. Tindall has written. I get physically ill each time I hear her name. She is getting more ink and coverage than the President-Elect. Ugh. I want her to return to Alaska (the largest state in the country in land mass, not population) and shoot moose/reindeer/caribous/whatever horned animal is up there. She is a disgrace to American politics and to women who want to be taken seriously in politics.