Racist
June 19th, 2008 by FuzzTagged as: Barack Obama, democrats, election 2008, racism.
DETROIT, Michigan (AP) — A young Muslim woman said she and another woman were refused seats directly behind Barack Obama — and in front of TV cameras — at a Detroit rally because they wear head scarves.
Goes to show the difference between the parties. The Republicans would have accepted this woman to show the diversity of their party. Democrats fear that a woman with a scarf will bring out the “Hussein” in Barack Hussein Obama.
It’s the party of tolerance*, people.
*Tolerance will be negated in the in the event that you disagree with the party’s stance, if you look different than the ideals set forth by the DNC, and/or if you do not inherently hate the United States of America. Conformity and assimilation required.
Democrats. Love Everybody. some restrictions apply.
June 19th, 2008 at 3:40 pm
You opinion is simple minded and ignorant. There’s been tons of smear tactics to get more Americans to believe that Obama is Muslim when he is not. So to have 2 Muslim women sitting behind him at a televised rally would just be bad PR. I highly doubt that there was/is any intollerance between Obama and Muslims. Not only that but your post you are saying he’s racists, however last time I checked being Muslim was not segregated to a specific race so even your post title is ignorant. Congrats on writing the most ignorant thing I’ve read today.
June 19th, 2008 at 5:10 pm
^ The voice of the tolerant, ladies and gentlemen.
“Muslim women sitting behind him at a televised rally would just be bad PR.” — thank you for driving home my point. Next you’ll be saying, “Americans of African descent standing behind him would just be bad PR.”
Forgive me for not being as up on the racist qualifiers as my leftist brethren. ::puts piece of straw in mouth:: Shucks, it seems you lefty folk know a lot abowt intolerance and racism, what with all that preaching one thang and practicing anutha. I’ll go sit down in the back so y’all friends don’t see me on the boob tube. A-yuck-a-yuck.
June 20th, 2008 at 8:23 am
That doesn’t look very good, but at least they were let in the rally. During the 2004 election didn’t the Republicans screen entrants at the door to make sure they weren’t going to make a scene or ask questions about the war that would hold the adminstration accountable?
As for Mr Roe, your comments about bad PR are hilarious and fell right into Fuzz’s argument. You must have been trying to one up him on ‘writing the most ignorant thing I’ve ever read today’
Mission Accomplished Mr Roe!!! (wait I think I just plagarized that from somewhere - just call me Barack)
June 20th, 2008 at 8:30 am
“Mission Accomplished.” — Just words.