I am a racist. I expect elected officials not to be chosen because of the color of their skin even though their supporters are too spineless to admit it.
I am a racist because I expect illegal aliens to be processed according to the law so that we don't have criminals, those carrying deadly diseases that could be communicable, and so we can weed out terrorist suspects. I expect our borders to be policed and protected.
I am a racist because when I had to get a passport to travel I had to present my proof of citizenship. Why does Barrack Obama not have to present his citizenship papers when accepting the office of the presidency? Is there something wrong with me or does this affair stink? Or am I just a racist?
I am a racist because I believe that anyone should be able to apply for food stamps, welfare. social security, or HUD rental assistance not just blacks or other minorities, but I wasn't raised that way so I won't.
I am a racist because I believe that a privilege in this country should be earned not awarded to someone just because of the color of their skin. I have to pay my bills, follow the laws, and accept the consequences of my actions. Why shouldn't blacks or any other minority?
I'm a racist because I believe that gangs like the bloods and the crypts are immoral and destructive and should not be allowed to pervert the minds of young people.
I'm a racist because I get angry when I hear some rap singer proclaim that drugs, prostitution, guns, and violence are just part of his culture. No stupid, that is what's wrong with your culture!
I'm a racist because I don't approve of black men beating and abusing their women, leaving their women pregnant and moving on to beat and impregnate another woman who will raise a fatherless son or daughter, nor do I approve of whites doing it or Latinos doing the same.
I'm a racist because I don't believe that black women should have one welfare baby after another in order to remain on welfare support. She should work to support her children just like I had to. Don't get me wrong whites shouldn't be allowed to do it either.
I'm a racist because I don't believe that just because you're black that the NAACP should force others to give you a scholarship because of your skin color or hold the government hostage on political issues using its influence.
I'm a racist because statistics show that blacks commit violent crimes against whites six times more often than whites commit violent crimes against blacks, but the media only publicizes hate crimes committed by whites!
I am a racist because I believe that the media has exercised a bias in racial matters and only points out inequities suffered by blacks and other minorities while whites are characterized as being in the role of the villain.
I'm a racist because I don't see color. I only see whether or not a person is doing the right thing or the wrong thing and if I call you on it, that makes me a racist.
I am a racist because I believe that the government really wants to turn white against black in order to distract us from the real issues like for instance what they are doing to rob us of our money, freedom, and Constitutional rights.
I invite you to become a racist just like myself.
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callmemax
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Nov 8 @ 1:11AM
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no thanks.
besides being a racist, you're a ...
a bigot,
a troublemaker, and
a hate spreader.
i'll pass on your offer, and remain a human being.
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travelwoman
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Nov 8 @ 1:34AM
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Good luck with your racism....
Thankfully, there are a lot of kind, smart and generous people in this nation, who do not subscribe to this kind of provocative writing.....
It is easy to spit in the face of those who grow up with little choices and to judge them without mercy.....
It is much harder to walk a mile in [B]their shoes....[/B]
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IamTrinity
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Nov 8 @ 1:47AM
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Yeah yeah I know, you like blacks so much, you think every one should own one.
 
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snidegrass
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Nov 8 @ 3:58AM
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white aryan resistance and the ku klux klan are citizens
too. they are entitled to their views.
aclu ruled it so through the us supreme court.
i don't think these are rascist views
but more like financial views.
the country used to be run
quite differently. charles lindbergh was
called a nazi. so many have been
just slandered right and left with
the nazi label. its like calling
someone a commie. or a pinko.
most people today are
just kinda apolitical in many ways.
whites are rather the minority
on the planet anyway. we were
mostly all killed off in world war one
and world war two. we aren't
reproducing hardly at all.
we don't want our kids to be born
in a world of darkness and
terror. they are better off
never being born. sleeping
beauty woke up to a nightmare.
bombs falling all around.
blown to kingdom come.
where's prince charming?
he was the one who woke her up.
'they' have their agent provocateurs
all around. provoking everyone else
to get into sex, dope and rock n roll,
and get on the bandwagon of self destruction.
through time travel the world will be saved
from itself. we are our own worst
enemies. white on the outside
black on the inside. its dark
down the trachea. the abscence
of light is black. space is black.
more space than light.
'they' need an enemy.
like guys who are glass men,
who break windows to provide
themselves with employment.
lolol.
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invisible1
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Nov 8 @ 7:10AM
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In school I had a couple of female friends who were black. One of them called me a racist because I stated that I did not look at people as a skin color; She said I was racist because I did not acknowledge her as being a black person. 
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luvshorses644
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Nov 8 @ 7:26AM
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I am a racist. I expect elected officials not to be chosen because of the color of their skin even though their supporters are too spineless to admit it.
I believe this statement not only makes you a racist, but also a know-it-all. How can you stand there and say that was the reason people chose to vote for a man that knows what it is like to be a middle class American, who understands the struggle to keep meals on the table, a roof over his family's head, get good schooling through student loans and working, have health care so that if someone he loves gets sick, he can afford to get help?
I shy away from people that see things in one way only.. they are not only inflexible, but they are the type that get "in your face" and start pushing buttons hoping for something to happen.
No thank you to the invitation. You see only one side of everything and slant it to how you want to.
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observed50
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Nov 8 @ 8:23AM
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Blond> We all are racists...it's the nature of the mind, the way it is affected by language, categories, abstractions...i.e., we all work from stereotypes because language is stereotypes. If we say the word 'tree' and ask each person on here to describe what they see in their mind, people from all corners of the biosphere will give a different picture, varying in height, nature of the leaf, seed-fruit, and so on. The same with 'chair' or 'dog' or anything else. Language is about stereotypes. And all stereotypes by their very nature, are images...
The rub is...images aren't real.
When we move through reality, the mind's proclivity to experience the world is deeply delimited by the stereotypes, the images, we have learned in language, then magnified by experience. Most of the time, we are moving through a world of images...i.e., we don't really see it. Not really seeing it, we don't see either, ourselves, nor our real impact on the world. You can see it in family relationships all the time as we see each other in the images of the memory of the latest hurt.
Langauge dulls our mind to being here now, in the present, feeling and comprehending what we are and what we are doing. And we are convinced, totally convinced, that the images are reality, and bow down and worship them accordingly.
Think of all the use of labels in these blogs that are used to talk of millions of people as if they are a stereotype. Are you simply a racist? Or are you a right wing whacko? Or are you a conservative? Or are you a son? Are you an American?? A zillion labels, all words, all with their stereotypes which each of us carries slightly different, just like 'tree' and 'dog.'
We all, when given an opportunity, feel more affiliation with our own group than another. The mind organizes itself such. Research in social identity, of which we hold many at any given time in modern culture, shows the most amazing affect across cultures of not only feeling that affiliation, but also rewarding differentially around it. The effort we make to argue we aren't racist is wasted effort...
The real challenge is can you recognize the nature of reducing the complex world in its gazillions (that's meant to represent the image of a large number) of pieces of information to simple images, recognize it in yourself, and then recognize the general nature of its social violence when you let the stereotype in your head convince you that you are seeing reality instead of images???
Millions of blacks in the country, and you reduce em to welfare mothers and all the rest of the debris above??
'-isms' all have the same social disease in that they allow the believer, the holder of the 'ism' to believe they see reality better than anyone else, and this is what it is. Racism, socialism, sexism, capitalism, agism, and so on...Being immensely ignorant of reality, because we can't experience but the smallest sliver of it...we convince ourselves we can conclude, and our conclusions are correct. The images will be reflective of the groups from which we originate, the groups in which we find our affiliations, and the experiences and the tools we have used to interpret those experiences that then load our memory banks...
If language and this power of deluding the mind to not see reality wasn't so powerful, we would never see children killed in war reduced to 'collateral damage.' We would never see people on the other end of our bombs reduced to gooks, chinks, towel-heads, terrorists and so on...because the natural inquisitiveness of the brain would drive us to ask...'what is my real impact as I move through this world?'
And that can only be approached through questioning the other, the real person behind the stereotype-image through which we perceive and interpret...
Racism, in it's conclusions, dulls the brain, as do all 'isms' because the images to which we retreat tell the brain to shut up, go to sleep..."Knowing little...I know enough."
So now...let us worship our images, and begin the slaughter...because we just know so damn much about each other.... 
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Winnie4010
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Nov 8 @ 8:39AM
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I think you can call me a racist too because I agree with everything that you pointed out ...If that makes me a racist, then so be it.  
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Fr8rain
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Nov 8 @ 10:14AM
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it seems like quite a few people missed the point entirely and just jumped all over the word racist.
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yashaenka
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Nov 8 @ 10:39AM
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I think the the meat of what he says really refers to the Liberal Medias attempt to color any white persons remarks about equality and justice as racist. The NAACP, the various black reverends attempts to color everything as racist and bigoted.
If your against illegal immigration you are called racist as if the only illegals in this country are hispanic, Not.
Any person of color is welcomed to speak out and claim racism about anything, but if a white person makes a comment they are racist. What we are seeing in this country is a form of reverse racism perpetrated by the liberal media as well as racist organizations for Blacks and hispanics that want to be given things at the expense of whites.
There exist an unpublished form of racism that is ongoing between the blacks and hispanics that as more hispanics become a larger % of this country will decrease the influence of blacks and the blacks are very sensitive to this fact. They are in fact becoming even more a minority while I am writing this.
Is it the whites who always bring up race, no, it is the Blacks and hispanic organizations that do.
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LongRanger278
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Nov 8 @ 4:19PM
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I believe this statement not only makes you a racist, but also a know-it-all. How can you stand there and say that was the reason people chose to vote for a man that knows what it is like to be a middle class American, who understands the struggle to keep meals on the table, a roof over his family's head, get good schooling through student loans and working, have health care so that if someone he loves gets sick, he can afford to get help?
The President of the United States job is not put a roof over your head, that's your job. It's not the President job to put food on your table, that's your job. We seen what democratic President'd did to the schools, apparently now your complaining about your own political party. You want to fix health care?, quit abusing it.
Nothing in your statement as usual from democrats eludes to me, myself or I. You people put yourself in this mess. You voted for this President mostly because he was black. His qualifications, voting record and accopmlishments were immaterial. That's obvious. You want to dispute that, good freaken luck.
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sybnann
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Nov 8 @ 8:54PM
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I agree with FR8rain. I think the people reading this are assuming as soon as you say the word "racist" that you hate those of different races!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I did not get that feel at all from what you said, and to me you are just saying everyone should be treated equally. Go figure!!!!!!!!!!
THAT IS NOT A RACIST idea or opinion!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Peabianjay
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Nov 8 @ 9:10PM
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I kinda wish Obama wasn't black...
Then I could've supported him without having to listen to all the BS coming from those that are completely incapable of understanding, or accepting, he was the better candidate.
...but he is black, and it makes no difference to me.
Seems to bother some people a lot, though. Is it because he's a better man than you? A great speaker? More successful? More powerful? Smarter? Morally superior? Inspirational? Fair? Granted, yonder racists won't admit that Obama possesses any useful qualities....they are dismissed or ignored, and all the focus is on irrelevant issues, obscure connections, and blatent lies.
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kjac
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Nov 9 @ 3:41AM
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kejacks
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Nov 9 @ 5:32AM
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My but you Conservative Racist Inbreds are something. For 8 painful years you have dominated the Agenda, spewing hate, forcing the country down one wrong path after another while faithfully following the dimwitted shrub, your latest hero. Oh yes, let us not forget, you also worship Satan (Cheney) as faithful acolytes and then to take the cake, you support a nominee for Vice-President who likely doesn’t know the recipe for ice. You believe in nothing but hate, hate and more hate-you have the audacity to look down your ignorant noses at those who have pulled themselves up by their bootstraps, as if being educated is a negative, only the twisted mind of a conservative could be that delusional. You consider it radical that people in the wealthiest country on earth should have healthcare, my, what a concept.
You think that taxes can never be raised, as if citizens can expect every service for free, but then, what can we expect of the party that has opposed every social program, including even Social Security and Medicare. Yes, Conservatives are Morons but then again, that is too good for you. Thank God the country woke up and gave you half-wits the boot. Keep walking until you finally fall off into the abyss so that rational people can have a country that both we and the world can be proud of. And while you’re at it, please take the idiot Shrub, send the even stupider Barbie back to the Tundra and take Satan back to Hell with you. By the way, take some responsibility for wrecking the country the last 8 years and oh yeah, fess up to the fact that 9/11 happened on your watch.
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CPUfan
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Nov 9 @ 8:02AM
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I don't say you're a racist, but didn't the American people elect the president? If not, who did?
I'm sure they all had their own reasons for voting for the president. And what reasons they are are no business of anyone else. It's simply no one else's business to tell them how to vote or whether they voted incorrectly. Thus sayeth the constitution... not much anyone can do about that now, is there?
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txplaymate
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Nov 9 @ 10:19PM
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all i can say is HELL YEAH i agree with you on that.every word you said was entirely correct
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Josuha
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Nov 9 @ 10:42PM
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it seems like quite a few people missed the point entirely and just jumped all over the word racist.
I agree.
I think in the past 25-30 years, there has been a slow, yet relentless indoctrination of especially the 'American make' in this way.
If a person of another color is criticized, he is a racist or bigot.
Yet, a blackminister, politician etc, can criticize the white race and it's called 'speaking out'.
This is a form of reverse racism and worse.
Silencing people solely based on their color to gain a politicial or racial advantage.
The orginal blogger's point is well taken.
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