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Originally Posted by brianwspencer
While, yes, we can all probably agree that nearly all of the country's hardened, hell-bent, racists are Republicans, this op-ed is hardly full of $hit like you want us to believe it is.
Nobody from the South calls a grown man with a degree from Harvard and a chance to be President "boy" on accident. And the fact that only someone who has no idea at all, whether from life experience or study, that this would not be done on accident completely explains your knee-jerk, pathetic defense of it.
While I admire your zeal and blind defense of anything Republican and white, the fact that you're totally ignorant of the problems from and consequences of using the word "uppity" and "boy" to talk about a black man isn't exactly my/our fault.
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Didn't read the whole article so I guess it was knee jerk for me to see that it was the New York Times.
Just think that the story only gets printed because of what letter (R) they have next to their name.
I don't consider McCain a republican. I don't consider Bush one either. Well he reminds me a lot of big governent Nixon and little bit like Jimmy Carter. You know Jimmy Carter ran as a separatist so I guess that is a Georgia thing.
so if I vote for Bob Barr does that make me a racist?