Last time I was insulted just for saying that Obama was half white and black (Link to post: Where is Democracy going in the US?).
First of all, I wasn’t being racist. I was just commenting on why he shouldn’t have used that “race” speech in his campaign (and as usual, I was being sarcastic about American “Democracy”). We already knew he is black (we are not blind). And as “unastronaut” comments:
“He’s just a person running for President. That’s how we should address and see him. He’s not his skin (…)”
Now, it seems Americans are going way to far since Obama’s last comments about Midwesterns (here’s one of many articles that are talking about the issue). He never “suggested” anything offensive about they being attached to “religion & guns” because of their financial “trauma”.
Sorry guys, he just made a comment that was disrupted by those political correct parasites. It is true, he is a black guy running for president and yes, he was born in a wealthy family. So, just because of that he can’t speak about poor people? and religion? and Midwesterns?
If so, then Hillary shouldn’t say anything about poor black people, Hispanics, Asians, males, etc. And McCain should speak about anyone else but wealthy Christian Conservatives.
As Stoessel says, “give me a break!”
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