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BTW, Are There Any Black OR Latino People Against President Obama? I'm not only talking about the usual suspects like some black neo-conservatives. I'll also taking about regular black & latino folks as well.
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I'm sure there are Latino and Blacks against President Obama and other groups, but I haven't seen them come out in droves as a group against him. I don't know about teabaggers though. I know during the Presidential race there were diehard, Black Clinton supporters, my sister being one of them. But I believe she voted for Obama in the end. Education, the greatest weapon
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2elijah said: I'm sure there are Latino and Blacks against President Obama and other groups, but I haven't seen them come out in droves as a group against him. I don't know about teabaggers though. I know during the Presidential race there were diehard, Black Clinton supporters, my sister being one of them. But I believe she voted for Obama in the end.
I've notice this as well. It seems to me that almost all of this anti-Obama drama is mostly a blbie belt bound white people kind of thing.. Tupac "Makaveli" Shakur (RIP 1971-1996) & Michael Jackson (RIP 1958-2009)
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TonyVanDam said: 2elijah said: I'm sure there are Latino and Blacks against President Obama and other groups, but I haven't seen them come out in droves as a group against him. I don't know about teabaggers though. I know during the Presidential race there were diehard, Black Clinton supporters, my sister being one of them. But I believe she voted for Obama in the end.
I've notice this as well. It seems to me that almost all of this anti-Obama drama is mostly a blbie belt bound white people kind of thing.. I agree about most of it coming from the south. I know there are many Cubans in Miami who are Republicans, so it would not surprise me, if many of them were against Obama's policies and proposals. Education, the greatest weapon
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TonyVanDam said: I'm not only talking about the usual suspects like some black neo-conservatives. I'll also taking about regular black & latino folks as well.
In words words, do black OR latino tea-baggers exist?!? (  it's hard not to laugh at the word "tea-bagging"!)Wouldn't you assume they exist? Neither group is monolithic. Everyone anti-Obama doesn't have a platform to express their dislike, distrust, whatever. | |
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2elijah said: TonyVanDam said: I've notice this as well. It seems to me that almost all of this anti-Obama drama is mostly a blbie belt bound white people kind of thing.. I agree about most of it coming from the south. I know there are many Cubans in Miami who are Republicans, so it would not surprise me, if many of them were against Obama's policies and proposals. Cubans in Miami are finally splitting. Younger Cuban-Americans quietly voted for Obama, a lot of them not telling their families that they did so. Older Cuban Americans stayed Republican, largely because they feared an Obama Administration would seek closer ties to Cuba. | |
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I am a latino that doesn't agree with Obama's Remaking America agenda. | |
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TheResistor said:  My older, born-again, fundy sister and her crazy rightwing racist family. Sellouts! Republican Latino's are everywhere since the catholic/christian churches still have a strange hold over them, using the family values schtick.So all people of a given race have to think the same way or there is something wrong with them? | |
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SUPRMAN said: Cubans in Miami are finally splitting. Younger Cuban-Americans quietly voted for Obama, a lot of them not telling their families that they did so. Older Cuban Americans stayed Republican, largely because they feared an Obama Administration would seek closer ties to Cuba. If I was from Cuba I would not trust the party that forced a child to go back to that hell hole that is Cuba. | |
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OnlyNDaUsa said: TheResistor said: My older, born-again, fundy sister and her crazy rightwing racist family. Sellouts! Republican Latino's are everywhere since the catholic/christian churches still have a strange hold over them, using the family values schtick.So all people of a given race have to think the same way or there is something wrong with them? yes. the GOP is the party of the spoiled old white man. Everyone in it serves their purpose. 2009: Mermaids and Dolphins... | |
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OnlyNDaUsa said: SUPRMAN said: Cubans in Miami are finally splitting. Younger Cuban-Americans quietly voted for Obama, a lot of them not telling their families that they did so. Older Cuban Americans stayed Republican, largely because they feared an Obama Administration would seek closer ties to Cuba. If I was from Cuba I would not trust the party that forced a child to go back to that hell hole that is Cuba. What about a father's right to be with his son?  | |
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OnlyNDaUsa said: TheResistor said: My older, born-again, fundy sister and her crazy rightwing racist family. Sellouts! Republican Latino's are everywhere since the catholic/christian churches still have a strange hold over them, using the family values schtick.So all people of a given race have to think the same way or there is something wrong with them? There's something wrong with a black Republican who stays silent while the GOP continues to throw black folks under the bus. | |
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uPtoWnNY said: OnlyNDaUsa said: So all people of a given race have to think the same way or there is something wrong with them? There's something wrong with a black Republican who stays silent while the GOP continues to throw black folks under the bus. VERY wrong. It doesn't make you cool to join the KKK. 2009: Mermaids and Dolphins... | |
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SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: uPtoWnNY said: There's something wrong with a black Republican who stays silent while the GOP continues to throw black folks under the bus. VERY wrong. It doesn't make you cool to join the KKK. Just once I'd like to see prominent black Republicans tell the rednecks in their party to STFU, but they never do. They're as lame as the Log Cabin Republicans. | |
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uPtoWnNY said: SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: VERY wrong. It doesn't make you cool to join the KKK. Just once I'd like to see prominent black Republicans tell the rednecks in their party to STFU, but they never do. They're as lame as the Log Cabin Republicans. don't get me started on those dumb asses 2009: Mermaids and Dolphins... | |
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SUPRMAN said: 2elijah said: I agree about most of it coming from the south. I know there are many Cubans in Miami who are Republicans, so it would not surprise me, if many of them were against Obama's policies and proposals. Cubans in Miami are finally splitting. Younger Cuban-Americans quietly voted for Obama, a lot of them not telling their families that they did so. Older Cuban Americans stayed Republican, largely because they feared an Obama Administration would seek closer ties to Cuba. I don´t see why that would be a bad thing for them. Wouldn´t they benefit from improved Cuban-USA relations ? Sure, most of them are against Castro but even those would at least be able to send money or goods to Cuba and maybe even visit some relatives again. Could you elaborate a bit on that, I´m really curious. And are US-Cubans really against Castro´s goverment ? Didn´t they just say because they sought refuge in the USA? (Though I´m sure that many of them despise Castro because they lost a lot of property during the revolution but those must be a minority among the Florida Cubans). | |
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SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: uPtoWnNY said: Just once I'd like to see prominent black Republicans tell the rednecks in their party to STFU, but they never do. They're as lame as the Log Cabin Republicans. don't get me started on those dumb asses I don't have a problem with conservative ideas(some I'm down with), but I'm not down with taking shit, and going along to get along. | |
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TonyVanDam said: I'm not only talking about the usual suspects like some black neo-conservatives. I'll also taking about regular black & latino folks as well.
In words words, do black OR latino tea-baggers exist?!? ( it's hard not to laugh at the word "tea-bagging"!)304,059,724 people in the US of A. I'd say thats a stupid fucking question. | |
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uPtoWnNY said: SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said: don't get me started on those dumb asses I don't have a problem with conservative ideas(some I'm down with), but I'm not down with taking shit, and going along to get along. Conservative living belongs in someone's personal life. I agree with fiscal responsibility but the rest of that crap can be done by them without involving everyone else. that's what church is for. 2009: Mermaids and Dolphins... | |
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TonyVanDam said: I'm not only talking about the usual suspects like some black neo-conservatives. I'll also taking about regular black & latino folks as well.
In words words, do black OR latino tea-baggers exist?!? ( it's hard not to laugh at the word "tea-bagging"!)While I'm sure there are some that exist - there does not seem to be any large organized visible group - is this what inspires your question about it? If there are Latino or Black "teabaggers" they are not very visible. All the footgae I've seen ( on ANY news reporting network) seem to be by and large caucasian. "I think one of the things that we're probably proudest of -- I certainly am -- is that the message was always love, in any form we portrayed it." - Paul McCartney | |
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SUPRMAN said: TonyVanDam said: I'm not only talking about the usual suspects like some black neo-conservatives. I'll also taking about regular black & latino folks as well.
In words words, do black OR latino tea-baggers exist?!? ( it's hard not to laugh at the word "tea-bagging"!)Wouldn't you assume they exist? Neither group is monolithic. Everyone anti-Obama doesn't have a platform to express their dislike, distrust, whatever. They're never seen at the protest rally. THAT is why I make this thread. Tupac "Makaveli" Shakur (RIP 1971-1996) & Michael Jackson (RIP 1958-2009)
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OnlyNDaUsa said: SUPRMAN said: Cubans in Miami are finally splitting. Younger Cuban-Americans quietly voted for Obama, a lot of them not telling their families that they did so. Older Cuban Americans stayed Republican, largely because they feared an Obama Administration would seek closer ties to Cuba. If I was from Cuba I would not trust the party that forced a child to go back to that hell hole that is Cuba. Fair enough, except that the boy's mother AND step-father kidnapped him and NEVER told the his father anything. Tupac "Makaveli" Shakur (RIP 1971-1996) & Michael Jackson (RIP 1958-2009)
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uPtoWnNY said: OnlyNDaUsa said: So all people of a given race have to think the same way or there is something wrong with them? There's something wrong with a black Republican who stays silent while the GOP continues to throw black folks under the bus. Exactly.  Tupac "Makaveli" Shakur (RIP 1971-1996) & Michael Jackson (RIP 1958-2009)
2 men that had their lives taken away the moment they were speaking out AND rebelling against the dark side of the music industry once too often. | |
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realm said: TonyVanDam said: I'm not only talking about the usual suspects like some black neo-conservatives. I'll also taking about regular black & latino folks as well.
In words words, do black OR latino tea-baggers exist?!? ( it's hard not to laugh at the word "tea-bagging"!)304,059,724 people in the US of A. I'd say thats a stupid fucking question. Then why are you wasting your time in this thread with THIS^ stupid f***ing answer.  Tupac "Makaveli" Shakur (RIP 1971-1996) & Michael Jackson (RIP 1958-2009)
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DiminutiveRocker said: TonyVanDam said: I'm not only talking about the usual suspects like some black neo-conservatives. I'll also taking about regular black & latino folks as well.
In words words, do black OR latino tea-baggers exist?!? ( it's hard not to laugh at the word "tea-bagging"!)While I'm sure there are some that exist - there does not seem to be any large organized visible group - is this what inspires your question about it? If there are Latino or Black "teabaggers" they are not very visible. All the footgae I've seen ( on ANY news reporting network) seem to be by and large caucasian. I've notice that. Tupac "Makaveli" Shakur (RIP 1971-1996) & Michael Jackson (RIP 1958-2009)
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TonyVanDam said: realm said: 304,059,724 people in the US of A. I'd say thats a stupid fucking question. Then why are you wasting your time in this thread with THIS^ stupid f***ing answer. someone is very sensitive. Wonder why  2009: Mermaids and Dolphins... | |
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TonyVanDam said: realm said: 304,059,724 people in the US of A. I'd say thats a stupid fucking question. Then why are you wasting your time in this thread with THIS^ stupid f***ing answer. 304,059,724 people can't be right. They can't all think like you and act like you. | |
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