How many instances of racism occured in the blue states.  You know why racism will not die?  It's because there are far too many people profiting from it...including our president elect.   

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     Anyone who posts any sort of threat against our president, racial or otherwise; should be beaten within an inch of their lives.

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2nd and 3rd grade students are chanting assassinate Obama in Rexburg, Id. I find that very very hard to believe...if this is true I want to hear of see how this came about.

Don't get me wrong...I know there is racism in this country still, including reverse racism...but for kids that age to be chanting that on a school bus....really, the kids have much more going on in their lives than to sit on a school bus and think that up all by themselves at that age.

As far as I am concerned, Obama and the msm have perpetuated the race card forever now...I still think they are doing just that via msm of all venues and will continue to do so.

"America isn't the problem...America is the solution." ~ Rush Limbaugh

Maybe such disgusting incidents are nonexistent. Hard to say. It is the AP reporting it, after all.

Noel,

You don't understand the anger from the left...I'll need to use a little paraphrasing of one of your statements...

So... Forgive me, but you, Mr. Bush, can't spend eight years dividing the country for
your own political purposes without there being repercussions.

The People of the United States just spoke and voted for change...

Welcome to the Obama Era, Noel.

Übercon 

"Yes, We can!" President-Elect Barack Obama 

Shocked? Your reaction is "Uberconian" Schadenfreude!

This is mild in comparison to the riots that would have broken out if Obama the magnificent had lost this election!  Remember the lefties warning of a new civil war if he wasn't elected! 

how many people would be dead already if the bros had run the street like they did after katrina or any other natural disaster?

Barack Obama's affirmative action election, no make that coronation is an affront to Dr ML King's dream.  obama was selected based on the color of his skin, and not on the content of his character!  

I just wonder how many of these incidents are simply people who don't care for Obama expressing their views, which are then incorrectly labeled as racist.  I honestly can't stand the guy and am waiting for the day he is out of the White House for good...am I a racist?  I could care less about the color of his skin.  Instead, I hate what he stands for (big spending), I feel he is dishonest, corrupt, has a shady past, and has no business being President..he has no record and no experience.  He is a fraud!  Am I a racist for hating Obama?!?  Plenty of black and whites have hated Bush and wished for his death...were they ever labeled racist? Not so much. 

I only believe 25% of the pictures from AP and 5% of what is written. They are just another propaganda arm for Obama. They also should talk about all the attacks on McCain/Palin supporters that are racially motivated, like the college student who was attacked by four black women on campus after the election, or how people are being shunned and called racist for not supporting Obama. People like me for example.

My family has largely stopped talking to me and have called me hateful and ignorant. Do you know what I said? I said that I believe that whoever claims the right to redistribute the wealth produced by others is claiming the right to treat human beings as property.

Well as you might imagine, I received a barrage of angry emails and letters from my family proclaiming me a hateful ignorant and divisive racist who they will no longer talk to because doing so ruins the this moment in America where the country is finally not ruled by pure evil.... yes, one of them actually said that W is pure evil.

I'm glad that I won't be talking to them any longer since they're completely nuts, however, one of the nutjobs happens to be my sister.

I'm sad that my relationship has come to an end with her for now. It's very sad they are so closed minded.

Well, as I've said before, I am also leaving the Republican party since I highly doubt that the Republicans will be able to get rid of RINOs. I won't be in a party that is not ideology first, party second. So, for now, I'm in the Objectivist Party. I recommend that everyone who is a true free market and freedom and liberty loving conservative also join up in the Objectivist Party. Yes, we know Ayn Rand didn't want an Objectivist Party, but Conservative Party was already taken by Christians who are bent on making this a Christian nation... which it isn't. It is a nation where all beliefs are meant to be freely practiced without bias.

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"I swear, by my life and my love of it, that I will never live for the sake of another man, nor ask another man to live for mine." ~ Ayn Rand

Ah, how shocked the media sounds! Racism is alive and well in not just the USA but other countries as well. Racism--the word itself conjures images of the KKK surrounding a burning cross but in reality it has a much wider array. Black men can be just as racist as white. Indian's still refer to the "white man" as the "white man." Not brothers. For we are still invaders to the native Americans. The Muslims are racist as well. We are infidels for being Christians. Another form of "racism" for lack of a better term.

Yes, Virginia there is racism. And it's spread through out the world in a cloak of deception and hidden from innocent eyes that watch violent TV shows and play Grand Theft Auto. It's in the heart of our society and cannot be eradicated by the ignorance that claims our school systems or the dribble of spew that erupts from the anchor's lips on the nightly news.

Of course, we are denial that exist. Which is a shame for the first part of healing from any affliction is to accept the truth. Something too many of us are willing to let go of in the name of ratings and profits.

Never under estimate the power of stupid people in large groups.

OK, there are indeed people out there like that.  But, the Left has been getting a ton of mileage off of them for decades.  I've seen far more documentaries and articles throughout the years about the KKK and the neo-Nazis than I have about the WU and the Black Panthers.  I've never seen any on the CPUSA, the Venona Files, etc. though not all of those are racial in nature I'm mentioning them as part of the Leftist bias.  If they are out there, I'd surely watch them.

It's all despicable.  But the coverage is simply one-sided and blown out of all proportion. 

Also, racism originating from minority groups is ignored and even justified.  

Just like Ayers and the WU are excused because of Vietnam, but McVeigh was not because of Waco.  Both deserve the same abhorrence. 

One of the 24% who thinks George W. Bush was a great President. One of the 89% who wants to bring back the stock and pillory.

Because of "liberal" relativism, "threats" and "crimes" by minority groups have been ignored for decades. But now the chickens are coming home to roost. For example, because they have watched for years as crimes by blacks were excused due to race, and feel they now have a legitimate issue, we are witnessing  incidents from gays who believe they can harass old ladies with whom they disagree. What's next? Forget the merits of the issue for a moment, I am sure that part of it is, "if they can do it, so can we." "Liberals" long ago decided they could pick and choose what is a "crime" and what is not. Barry Obama wants these moral relativists on the Supreme Court and in other courts throughout the land. He wants judges who can show "empathy" where they should rather be upholding the law. As I said, America will hang on its own "liberal" petard.

NEVER NEVER trust a "liberal"

Apparently some of these “crimes” have been flushed out as hoaxes:

http://gatewaypundit...

Impunitas semper ad deteriora invitat.

This is BS.

George Bush's foreign
policy was this: you're either with us or against us. He defined the
world in terms of "Axis of Evil" and "Other." This man defined
divisiveness. Looking back, I can tell you that George Bush was a very
major reason that I stopped feeling like an American in college -
because I was not "with" Bush, therefore, according to him, I was
against him. And you know who else made me feel that way? The people
around me. Because Bush said it, it came into common usage. It became
the attitude of the people. When I studied Islam, I found that I was
suddenly "against" the people around me. When I said, "Hey, maybe war
isn't awesome," I found that I was suddenly "against" America. When I
tried to explain that, "Hey, that's not what the word 'jihad' means," I
found that I was suddenly "against" everything America stood for.

 In
other words, thanks to George Bush's rhetoric and narrow-minded,
divisive attitude, I was made to feel that I had no place, no value, no
meaning in my own home country. I left the country because no matter
where I turned, no matter who I talked to, I was faced with Bush's
empty, macho rhetoric. His attitude trickled down into the masses and
became the public attitude. 

Barack Obama, in his
first speech as President-Elect did nothing but praise John McCain, and
you know what? His audience cheered the man's name and heroic record.

Think about that. For eight years, Bush made Americans feel like
strangers in their own homeland. He drained the patriotism out of us as
he started new and pointless wars, and then pointed a finger at us for
suggesting it might have been a bad idea. People like me were shunned
and reviled for what? Having enough knowledge and intelligence to know
that Islam is more complex than the media portrayed it to be? To have
enough historical insight to know that ANY war meant to be over by
Christmas will last at least ten years? I mean, during the Bush
administration, public policy was to laugh at intelligence and common
sense, ignore it or revile it.

Within minutes of gaining the Presidency, Barack Obama is praising
his opponent and telling us that we are one America. We are neither
with nor against, because we are already together.

Which message was the more divisive?