So, the 'White House' is going to be renamed?
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Does/should his skin color really matter? :)
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Jörgen Sigvardsson wrote:
Does/should his skin color really matter?
From the tone of the comments this morning, it matters a great deal - to the Europeans. They, apparently, are the ones who can't get beyond his color.
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Dalek Dave wrote:
Miscegnacists ? Is that a word? If so, what does it mean?
Well, litterally, interracial fuckkers.
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Miscegenation comes from the Latin miscere, "to mix" and genus, "kind". Apparently no-one has told Fat-Boy that we all belong to the same genus.
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Jörgen Sigvardsson wrote:
Does/should his skin color really matter?
From the tone of the comments this morning, it matters a great deal - to the Europeans. They, apparently, are the ones who can't get beyond his color.
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You think I care what colour his skin is? I care more that he hasnt got a single policy other than 'change', without ever telling us what 'change' is. Of course, 'change' actually means 'racial change of president' and thats the point. Colour is very important to him, and many of his voters and detractors. If he wasnt black, or half black as it now transpires, he wouldnt have been elected.
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You think I care what colour his skin is? I care more that he hasnt got a single policy other than 'change', without ever telling us what 'change' is. Of course, 'change' actually means 'racial change of president' and thats the point. Colour is very important to him, and many of his voters and detractors. If he wasnt black, or half black as it now transpires, he wouldnt have been elected.
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fat_boy wrote:
You think I care what colour his skin is?
Yep. It seems that you can't get beyond it.
fat_boy wrote:
Colour is very important to him, and many of his voters and detractors.
Less than 1:5 people said that race was a factor in their choice. Of those that did, 55% voted for Obama. Of those that said that race was not a factor in their choice, 53% voted for Obama.
fat_boy wrote:
half black as it now transpires
Just because it's news to you, doesn't make it news.
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There's only one race - the Human Race.
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fat_boy wrote:
You think I care what colour his skin is?
Yep. It seems that you can't get beyond it.
fat_boy wrote:
Colour is very important to him, and many of his voters and detractors.
Less than 1:5 people said that race was a factor in their choice. Of those that did, 55% voted for Obama. Of those that said that race was not a factor in their choice, 53% voted for Obama.
fat_boy wrote:
half black as it now transpires
Just because it's news to you, doesn't make it news.
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fat_boy wrote:
So, just what is 'change' then?
Ever been to his website? No, I didn't think so.
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So you dont know either. I was hoping some one might.
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fat_boy wrote:
So you dont know either.
I'll take that as an admission that you haven't been to his website. I have. I disagree profoundly with some of the changes he proposes to make, but then again, I'm also aware that most Presidents think they're going to make more changes than they actually do.
fat_boy wrote:
I was hoping some one might.
Why should anyone else try to give you the benefit of their work? Are you will to pay me my going rate to write up everything you should know by now? If you are trying to understand what Obama will mean to the US and incidently to the rest of the world, start doing some research rather than hoping to piggyback on pther people.
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fat_boy wrote:
So you dont know either.
I'll take that as an admission that you haven't been to his website. I have. I disagree profoundly with some of the changes he proposes to make, but then again, I'm also aware that most Presidents think they're going to make more changes than they actually do.
fat_boy wrote:
I was hoping some one might.
Why should anyone else try to give you the benefit of their work? Are you will to pay me my going rate to write up everything you should know by now? If you are trying to understand what Obama will mean to the US and incidently to the rest of the world, start doing some research rather than hoping to piggyback on pther people.
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Even the usual media hasnt been at all forthcoming about his manifesto. I guess he stands for the usual crap, supporting whatever a company who funded his election wants, that kind of thing.
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Not with all those stairs leading up to the White House.
Steve_Harris wrote:
Not with all those stairs leading up to the White House.
Daleks don't climb stairs. They level the building.
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Coined by Americans I see. Well, if its stupidity you are looking for, there is your answer.
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You seem awfully disturbed by our choice for President. :rolleyes: So far, you've managed to attempt subtle racism in about 3 separate threads. Way to go. Displaying those colors an all. Tell us again that you don't care about his color? :rolleyes:
I've heard more said about less.
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Have you ever seen any evidence that suggests that he's able to type accurately?
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fat_boy wrote:
I guess
that pretty much sums it up, doesn't it?
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You seem awfully disturbed by our choice for President. :rolleyes: So far, you've managed to attempt subtle racism in about 3 separate threads. Way to go. Displaying those colors an all. Tell us again that you don't care about his color? :rolleyes:
I've heard more said about less.
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You really do put a lot of effort into being an arse. Why not chanel that energy into something more ammusing?
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fat_boy wrote:
Why not chanel that energy into something more ammusing
You mean like being a spelling teacher?
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That probably provides you with too much of an opportunity to be an arse still. How about learning the art of conversation? You know, where people discuss views in a calm and reasonable manner. I am sure you could be good at that if you applied yourself.
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