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joeydb 07-07-2010 06:37 AM
Obama's DOJ: Whites have no civil rights
 
The above statement is the conclusion that must be drawn if the Department of Justice is selectively prosecuting cases based on the racial identity of the victim.

Excerpt:

"Commissioner Peter Kirsanow asked Adams 'to what extent' the department believes equal treatment before the law applies to all voters.

'That's the problem,' replied Adams. 'They assume Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act doesn't apply to white voters.'"

http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=175729

Similar, previous article here:
http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=173117

As for politics, this is not the smartest move when 61% of your voting support in the last election is Caucasian.

geeker2 07-07-2010 07:34 AM
not to worry...soon we will hear the outcry's from Rev Jesse and Uncle Al as we know they are the champions of civil rights and justice for all.

notyep59 07-07-2010 09:46 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by joeydb (Post 665884)
The above statement is the conclusion that must be drawn if the Department of Justice is selectively prosecuting cases based on the racial identity of the victim.

Excerpt:

"Commissioner Peter Kirsanow asked Adams 'to what extent' the department believes equal treatment before the law applies to all voters.

'That's the problem,' replied Adams. 'They assume Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act doesn't apply to white voters.'"

http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=175729

Similar, previous article here:
http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=173117

As for politics, this is not the smartest move when 61% of your voting support in the last election is Caucasian.
Is the Worldnetdaily any kin to the World News Daily?? After one read of each, I think I am smart enough never to read either again, and definitely not quote anything from them. If I need information on how to get accepted to Glen Beck's online university or need to hear more of how Pat Buchanan thinks Richard Steele is right, I"ll try to find Fox news on tv. What a joke!

geeker2 07-07-2010 10:02 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by notyep59 (Post 665932)
Is the Worldnetdaily any kin to the World News Daily?? After one read of each, I think I am smart enough never to read either again, and definitely not quote anything from them. If I need information on how to get accepted to Glen Beck's online university or need to hear more of how Pat Buchanan thinks Richard Steele is right, I"ll try to find Fox news on tv. What a joke!

don't forget the NYT


http://www.nytimes.com/2010/07/07/us/07rights.html

joeydb 07-07-2010 10:09 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by notyep59 (Post 665932)
Is the Worldnetdaily any kin to the World News Daily?? After one read of each, I think I am smart enough never to read either again, and definitely not quote anything from them. If I need information on how to get accepted to Glen Beck's online university or need to hear more of how Pat Buchanan thinks Richard Steele is right, I"ll try to find Fox news on tv. What a joke!
OK, the story does appear in many places, how about the Associated Press:
http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/...BEi4QD9GMHAS82

Excerpt: He wrote that some people see selective enforcement of civil rights laws "as a backdoor way to achieve reparations for slavery and discrimination. If the American public won't tolerate monetary reparations, which they won't, then a one-way approach to civil rights laws is seen as the next best alternative."

"This aggressive one-way approach toward the civil rights laws is central to understanding why the voter intimidation case against the New Black Panther Party was dismissed by the Obama Justice Department," he wrote.


By the way, I think you mean Michael Steele. Richard Steele used to be a boxing referee -- he had a few controversial TKO calls.

notyep59 07-07-2010 10:58 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by joeydb (Post 665939)
OK, the story does appear in many places, how about the Associated Press:
http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/...BEi4QD9GMHAS82

Excerpt: He wrote that some people see selective enforcement of civil rights laws "as a backdoor way to achieve reparations for slavery and discrimination. If the American public won't tolerate monetary reparations, which they won't, then a one-way approach to civil rights laws is seen as the next best alternative."

"This aggressive one-way approach toward the civil rights laws is central to understanding why the voter intimidation case against the New Black Panther Party was dismissed by the Obama Justice Department," he wrote.




By the way, I think you mean Michael Steele. Richard Steele used to be a boxing referee -- he had a few controversial TKO calls.
You are right, Michael Steele.

Those were much better articles that you and Geeker sent this time. I will say, though, that i don't recall reading once in that first one, anything about these people being appointed by the Bush administration.

You guys seem like alright guys to me and I was always told not to argue about politics or religion, so I will save the rest of my wittyness for "nascar".
He is much more fun to argue with!

geeker2 07-07-2010 11:02 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by notyep59 (Post 665961)
You are right, Michael Steele.

Those were much better articles that you and Geeker sent this time. I will say, though, that i don't recall reading once in that first one, anything about these people being appointed by the Bush administration.

You guys seem like alright guys to me and I was always told not to argue about politics or religion, so I will save the rest of my wittyness for "nascar".
He is much more fun to argue with!
I can use Clyde as a character witness if necessary :p

notyep59 07-07-2010 11:07 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by geeker2 (Post 665963)
I can use Clyde as a character witness if necessary :p
Sorry about that! It's gotta be a million to one that that is the first time anyone has said, or written, or thought, that line!!
Lets hope Joey is an alright guy then.

geeker2 07-07-2010 11:28 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by notyep59 (Post 665968)
Sorry about that! It's gotta be a million to one that that is the first time anyone has said, or written, or thought, that line!!
Lets hope Joey is an alright guy then.
;)
:tro:

clyde 07-07-2010 11:42 AM
NoType..Ralph is Debbie and Franny's FetchBoy.




Leave him alone.

Nascar1966 07-07-2010 11:51 AM
In today's society it is a shame that we have to deal racism. Why cant people treat each other with dignity and respect that they deserve. Are we expecting any form from O'Dumbass? If you are hate to disappoint you but its not happening. Almost forgot to say that respect also has to be earned. O'Dumbass hasn't earned my respect. Sorry to disappoint all you O'Dumbass @ss kissers.

joeydb 07-07-2010 12:22 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by notyep59 (Post 665968)
Sorry about that! It's gotta be a million to one that that is the first time anyone has said, or written, or thought, that line!!
Lets hope Joey is an alright guy then.
Hey, I try to be... I don't take anything personal on these pages and I find it interesting to discuss the issues that are relevant today. And I have learned a few things from people with different points of view, so it's all good. :)

clyde 07-07-2010 01:11 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Nascar1966 (Post 665993)
In today's society it is a shame that we have to deal racism. Why cant people treat each other with dignity and respect that they deserve. Are we expecting any form from O'Dumbass? If you are hate to disappoint you but its not happening.
Because NASCAR fans have hoof n' mouth.

notyep59 07-07-2010 01:24 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Nascar1966 (Post 665993)
In today's society it is a shame that we have to deal racism. Why cant people treat each other with dignity and respect that they deserve. Are we expecting any form from O'Dumbass? If you are hate to disappoint you but its not happening.
PLEASE, I gots to know, did somebody laugh when you first called him "O' dumbass"???? and the line before you call him that, you talk about treating people with dignity and respect?? and I'm ready for your comeback this time, so make it something different from "well, if you don't like it you can put me on ignore."

Danzig 07-07-2010 03:24 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Nascar1966 (Post 665993)
In today's society it is a shame that we have to deal racism. Why cant people treat each other with dignity and respect that they deserve. Are we expecting any form from O'Dumbass? If you are hate to disappoint you but its not happening.

!!!!!

Nascar1966 07-07-2010 09:00 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by notyep59 (Post 666061)
PLEASE, I gots to know, did somebody laugh when you first called him "O' dumbass"???? and the line before you call him that, you talk about treating people with dignity and respect?? and I'm ready for your comeback this time, so make it something different from "well, if you don't like it you can put me on ignore."
Im not going to respect O'Dumbass because he hasn't earned my respect.

ateamstupid 07-07-2010 09:04 PM
Putting all of Nascar's delectable hypocrisy aside, O'Dumbass just doesn't make much sense comedically. Why the apostrophe? He's not Irish. And it's not as if "dumbass" rhymes with or looks like "bama." Reminds me of this every time I see it.

hi_im_god 07-07-2010 09:25 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by ateamstupid (Post 666298)
Putting all of Nascar's delectable hypocrisy aside, O'Dumbass just doesn't make much sense comedically. Why the apostrophe? He's not Irish. And it's not as if "dumbass" rhymes with or looks like "bama." Reminds me of this every time I see it.
i think you're missing the deeper comedy.

it's nascar. calling someone else a dumbass.

clyde 07-07-2010 09:39 PM
HiG...IAmStupid would miss the irony in LeMoi James saying ..''I'm a very humble person."


Which he did say.

Nascar1966 07-07-2010 09:42 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by ateamstupid (Post 666298)
Putting all of Nascar's delectable hypocrisy aside, O'Dumbass just doesn't make much sense comedically. Why the apostrophe? He's not Irish. And it's not as if "dumbass" rhymes with or looks like "bama." Reminds me of this every time I see it.
Thank you for expressing your opinion. I hope you enjoy the rest of the week. Im guessing your thinking O'Dumbass is doing a decent job as President? Besides that you should know by now I could care less what the people at this website think of me. I only have to keep two people happy: my wife and son. If anyone doesn't like it put me on the ignore list.


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