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I’m a Racist Coward!
Big Hollywood ^ | February 19, 2009 | Gary Graham

Posted on 02/21/2009 6:02:17 PM PST by DogByte6RER

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To: DogByte6RER

I’m personally blind to race ... however I’m quite prejudiced when it comes to political affiliation.


41 posted on 02/21/2009 8:46:48 PM PST by The Duke (I have met the enemy, and he is named 'Apathy'!)
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To: mojitojoe; RushLake

I was wondering the same thing. But, now I’m going to go out on a limb here and assume that, by “ahyphena”, he means African-American, as in: A (hyphen) A.

Note to RushLake: You SHOULD push back when someone (anyone) gives you an attitude. JMHO. I’ve encountered attitude from all different shades of people - beginning with my quote-unquote “own kind”. I would speak up because I knew I was right. Of course, sometimes, speaking up got me in some trouble, so, remember, it’s important to be careful, too. ;-)


42 posted on 02/21/2009 8:48:02 PM PST by Tired of Taxes (Dad, I will always think of you.)
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To: DogByte6RER

On that note: I will no longer sit idly by while my race (whites) are discriminated against. I refuse to watch TV which is racist. Programs such as NAACP Awards, Miss Black America, BET. I will not contribute to the United Negro College Fund of any race based charity. I will no longer remain silent while other racial “celebrations” are thrown in my face. I will ask loudly and proudly, “When is MY month to express pride?”


43 posted on 02/21/2009 9:18:23 PM PST by rfreedom4u (Political correctness is a form of censorship!)
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To: rdb3

That was some good muse. Thanx.

Holder is an A0.

I am a racist. A human racist.


44 posted on 02/22/2009 3:24:43 AM PST by Cyber Ninja (His legacy is a stain OnTheDress)
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To: Tired of Taxes; mojitojoe
I coined (if you will) the term africanhyphenamerican a few years back to describe the ahyphenas who love to keep the hate alive. These include ahyphenas like John Conyers, Mildred Gaddis Detroit so called urban radio host, Moronica Conyers wife of John, Malik Zulu Shabazz racist ba$tard-nation of islime, Hip Hop Kwame Kilpatrick, and now Erich Holder. I coined it because all of these type "Americans" felt the need to differentiate themselves from the rest of Americans by including their alleged African roots. They have a strong focus on gettingevenwithemism (thanks Rush) also called Reparations for slavery which of course can come in many different forms. I sometimes refer to homosexuals as antiheterosexualhyphenamericans, and other victim groups appropriately as well (ie. nativehyphenamericans). The hyphen designation seperates these victim groups from people who may have characteristics of the group but chose not to identify as a victim within the group. For example, Walter Williams, Thomas Sowell, or Clarence Thomas who choose to be Americans.

These groups of people choose to set themselves apart from the melting pot with their group hyphen qualifiers. Its a way to show disdain for them.

45 posted on 02/22/2009 4:21:53 AM PST by RushLake (Democrats have never met a terrorist they didn't like.)
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To: JudgemAll

So, if we have differing opinions on any lifestyle, we are racist? None of us agree on everything, therefore we are all racist.


46 posted on 02/22/2009 5:12:43 AM PST by abclily
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To: abclily

Greeks often are discredited for being homosexuals. Really it were the barbarians who where homogeneous. Greeks were ready to study and mingle with different culture while barbarians were genociders of anything unlike them.

Heterogeneity is a western concept, ie., there are folkes out there genuinely liking things unlike themselves, not out of lack of pride necessarily, but for self-enrichment and realistic expectations that none can see or inherit it all. The gene pool is all of us as it is distributed and we should be content with that and preserving it.

Genociding liberals want it destroyed outright in name of equality: homosexuality, homogeneity and racists calling racist those rejecting in horror their racism are tools to that end.

It’s a pool getting separated between reconstituents and idiot destructionists of these constituents.

Hitler’s pure race program never really rejected homosexuality, but only if it interfered with his inbreeding program of turning the efficient German worker’s future generations into robots or human German shepherd dogs for his own self agrandisement: obedient strong German dogs of certain planned qualities.

Homosexuals fancy straight houses and breeds, it is no accident. We are seeing an evil aspect of Hitler’s legacy or eugenics which was missed.

Homosexuals say we will go to the dustbin of history like Hitler’s stupid inbreeding ideas thus became. I call them on that. No, we are seeing how a homogeneous barbaric and homosexual idealism is going the dustbin of history after it is given a chance to show true colors and be effectively destroyed.

So who is really racist? Those who hate heterogeneity or those moderating homogeneity?

No need to appeal to the gutless, even if they understood guns and enforcement, they still would carry their evil intents in their hearts and spread incognito thus. It is good they manifested as they do now, oh so ever impatient, with nukes at their disposal in China and Russia, as well as guerrilla bait liberals here at home, appealing for compassion during the day but with hands to our throats when we sleep or do not look, molested.


47 posted on 02/22/2009 6:27:23 AM PST by JudgemAll (control freaks, their world & their problem with my gun and my protecting my private party)
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To: DogByte6RER
"I always loved the words of Dr. Martin Luther King who said so eloquently, that he dreamed of a day when people “would be judged, not by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character”."

Too bad that comment didn't have any effect on anyone but whites. It is whites that have quoted it and promoted it, and tried to live by it. In return for their efforts we are presented with the likes of Jesse Jackson, Reverend WRight and others to promote and defend the hatred that blacks hold for whites.

These "community organizers" specialize in mongering hate from events of over 200 years ago like it was still going on. Those events were wrong, but after the fix was put in place for equal rights, blacks have progressed in 50 years faster than the country has in 400.

MLK was an early community organizer, and had he been elected "president" back then, he would have been a carbon copy of obama.
48 posted on 02/22/2009 7:40:07 AM PST by FrankR (We are only enslaved to the extent of charity (bailout) we receive...think about it.)
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To: RushLake

IMHO, mostly everyone here misunderstands hyphen-Americanism. I will never view it the same way that most FReepers do. People describing themselves and others using hyphen-American terms don’t necessarily view themselves or others as “victims”. I use hyphen-American terms myself because I was taught they are more patriotic terms. To explain further:

How many times have you heard someone - an American-born citizen of the USA - describe themselves as Irish or German or Chinese, etc., when they’ve never even been outside the U.S.? I’ve noticed people describing themselves with those terms right here on this forum - the same people decrying hyphen-Americanism. But, I was taught that, when someone asks about my own ethnic background, always include the word “American”, hence, the hyphen-American, or as my father taught me, an “American of _______ descent.”

Maybe there are regional differences that explain the difference of opinion about hyphen-Americanism. I grew up in a region where ethnic groups settled into different neighborhoods and stayed there for generations.


49 posted on 02/22/2009 9:29:51 PM PST by Tired of Taxes (Dad, I will always think of you.)
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To: Tired of Taxes
Yes, I suppose you can claim the moral high ground in the debate if you will. I guess I could be a Englishhyphen, or a Frenchhyphen, or a mongrelhyphen, even a nativehyphen but I just prefer American. Its just a personal thing I guess, but I just like being an American.

When you divide us along ethnic lines, even unintentionally or to make nice, you balkanize us as a people and dilute our strengths. You can feel smugly superior to me because of your worldliness, but that doesn't make it right. You're "Tired of Taxes"? In your "HO" are you tired of paying taxes for reparations for ahyphenas, or nativehyphenamericans? I pay those reparations too to those hyphenated "victims" of us evil cowardlyhyphewhitehyphenAmericans. So, congratulations, you win the debate.....I guess. Have a nice day.

50 posted on 02/23/2009 7:23:55 AM PST by RushLake (Democrats have never met a terrorist they didn't like.)
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To: RushLake
I'm sorry, but you misunderstood my message. I was not claiming any sort of "moral high ground" nor "worldliness". I was only trying to explain why someone might use hyphenated terms.

When you divide us along ethnic lines, even unintentionally or to make nice, you balkanize us as a people and dilute our strengths.

I can't argue with that. That's very true. But, the fact is, generations have been balkanized in this country because many people grew up in little homogeneous communities. (FTR, I'm not criticizing communities for being homogeneous; it's a matter of preference.) They grew up referring to themselves as only Polish or Irish, etc. I see adding "-American" as a step in the right direction. I look forward to the day when people drop the first part and refer to themselves only as American.

So, I AGREE we will be better off, as soon as everyone in this country thinks of themselves only as "Americans", period. But, are you doing that? You're separating people into groups, too.

You asked: In your "HO" are you tired of paying taxes for reparations for ahyphenas, or nativehyphenamericans? I pay those reparations too to those hyphenated "victims" of us evil cowardlyhyphewhitehyphenAmericans.

I'm sick of my family having to pay for other people who feel entitled, period. I don't care what their ancestry is.

51 posted on 02/23/2009 12:13:56 PM PST by Tired of Taxes (Dad, I will always think of you.)
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To: DogByte6RER

Republicans would have to be complete fools to take that scumbag Holder’s bait. Let the rats sit around and have themselves a circle jerk about “race”, but Republicans would be well advised to just keep their stinking mouths shut.


52 posted on 02/23/2009 12:16:24 PM PST by Lancey Howard
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To: FrankR
MLK was an early community organizer, and had he been elected "president" back then, he would have been a carbon copy of obama.

Not really. MLK was, among other things, a notorious womanizer. Obama, well, not so much. Forget the name of that guy who had the story about he and Zero in the back of a car . . . .

53 posted on 02/23/2009 12:38:02 PM PST by surely_you_jest
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To: Tired of Taxes

Puhleeze, I don’t have any power to seperate people into groups. Barack Obama has endorsed the position of separation by failing to censure Herr Holder who has referred to me and others as cowards because we don’t look and act like those nice americans of african descent—africanhyphenamericans. Don’t even attempt to put it on me.


54 posted on 02/24/2009 6:15:25 PM PST by RushLake (Democrats have never met a terrorist they didn't like.)
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To: DogByte6RER

great column


55 posted on 02/24/2009 6:20:51 PM PST by yldstrk (My heros have always been cowboys--Reagan and Bush)
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To: RushLake

I don’t have any more power than you do.


56 posted on 02/24/2009 9:32:34 PM PST by Tired of Taxes (Dad, I will always think of you.)
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