Getting Serious About RacismComments on: - by

By: rw

rw — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 02:57:34 +0000

I too must admit that I am prejudice – against ignorance and stupidity. That means that, unfortunately, my prejudice (and corresponding distain) rears its “ugly head” much too often especially when the subject of politicians arises.
Quick thought: if all of the Presidents of the United States had thus far been black, would Obama conveniently consider himself the first white President? Just curious.

By: Joseph

Joseph — Sat, 19 Sep 2009 19:23:37 +0000

Another thought provoking commentary by my favorite author. Isn’t it amazing, yet so utterly predictable, that the loony leftists and socialists would pull out the race card? They can’t argue their indefensible positions based on logic and rational thought, so they try to shut down ALL debate with the race card. Keep up the good work, Mr. Ringer. Hope to see you in person some day.

By: marteg

marteg — Sat, 19 Sep 2009 16:34:02 +0000

As usual, I agree with you completely. It’s BO’s actions that are turning the American people against him. Not his color.

Now I just read that he wants to control the airwaves – the man just can’t seem to stop sticking his nose where it doesn’t belong.

I was shocked when Bill Cosby joined with former President Carter in taking the racism stance… I thought he had good sense and I had respected him – until yesterday.

We all have prejudices and we have a right to them, as long as we don’t try to inflict them on anyone else.

That’s why I have always been disgusted with those who oppose the White Supremacists. They seem to think that THEIR prejudice against the Reverend Butlers of the world makes it OK for them to act out their feelings with public displays. I recall when they heckled one of Butler’s members in a local restaurant until he left his lunch on the table and walked out. And the newspaper reported the incident as a shining example of TOLERANCE.

I say you leave my prejudices alone and I’ll let you have yours with no complaints.

Hadn’t heard about dogs suing, but I would be against that as well. I’m completely prejudiced against people who abuse and abandon their pets, people who abuse and molest children, and politicians who act against the best interests of this country!

And of course, those who spout tolerance but are intolerant of any opinion not in agreement with their own.

Keep up the good work. Are you sure you don’t want to run for President? I’d vote for you.

Marte

By: JnGalt

JnGalt — Sat, 19 Sep 2009 14:16:25 +0000

Prejudice is to “Pre -Judge”, you are not prejudging. You are judging after you have taken into consideration someone else’s words and actions. And I agree with you wholeheartedly. Minor word game, but allows one to avoid the crazy socialist’s irrational argument of “you’re just racist”. You are not prejudiced, you are post-judgemental. BHO has himself provided all of the material to assassinate his own character. Thank you for helping bring this country out of the ether.

JnGalt

By: rjlittlefield

rjlittlefield — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 19:59:54 +0000

Nicely put…

Yesterday was the aniversary of the completion of the United States Constitution. Though I’m not a betting man, I would be willing to lay down a few bucks that most of the belly-aching, whining, the-I’m-entitled-to-everything-just-because-I-exist liberals were not aware of that. That document gives them all of the freedom they could ever hope for and they don’t even realize it.