Quote:I am making honest observations and asking honest questions.
And I honestly think you are just woefully ignorant, near-irredeemably bigoted and a waste of time.
Quote:I firmly believe this is more about politics than race, yet those people that love Obama's politics are also trying to garner votes based on race, to cast a guilt complex onto the rest of us for not voting for the first serious black contender because of race.
Okay, "this" (the presidential contest) is more about politics than race. No reason to lob that impotent "everything's about race to you" grenade everytime race comes up. It's going to come up, whether I bring it up or not. I couldn't give a rat's who you or yours vote for - if you feel guilty, that's your problem.
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The general mood is that everybody should be excited about Obama being the first real black contender.
This is what passes as "honest observation" to you. Well, a lot of people are excited about the first viable black candidate. I can only speak for myself, and I have no opinion about what you "should" be or do. If you don't get what people are excited about Obama for, you just don't get it. Period.
Quote:Well, I would be if he was conservative, but I refuse to vote for somebody out of guilt, because I have no guilt over it.
Duh. You wouldn't vote for a liberal - I wouldn't vote for a conservative. Kinda answers your probing, incisive questions about whether I'd vote for Shelby Steele, huh?
Quote: I will vote on his politics, and I don't care for his politics, period.
You want a cookie? WTF?
Quote:If snood was interested in honest dialogue, he will answer my questions with reasonable and courteous answers. If not, then it will be something else entirely.
You really don't have anything of substance to say to me on this subject, as far as I am concerned. I'd as soon not talk to you about politics at all. You like baseball?