Solving the X was his way of dealing with life when he was younger,not a name like you warped it around.Maybe you should read the post yourself.
interesting guy
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Solving the X was his way of dealing with life when he was younger,not a name like you warped it around.Maybe you should read the post yourself.
Liberals aren't racist. It goes against everything we stand for. It's just not in our DNA.
Parody, on the other hand... well, that's something different altogether.
Know what I mean, Rusty?
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Know what I mean, Rusty?
Has rusty ever been able to answer that question with a yes? :shrug:
Liberals aren't racist. It goes against everything we stand for. It's just not in our DNA.
Parody, on the other hand... well, that's something different altogether.
Know what I mean, Rusty?
No,not really.You seem to throw that card around a lot.KOD ,well hes over the top.Just look at his photos and post in general .No one is exempt from racism,sadly.
I really don't see the racial comparison to Gumby.
He was a cartoon character who could bend and stretch in weird ways ,whos color was green.I don't get it.http://editorialcartoonists.com/cartoon/display.cfm/93766/Your making it into something that its not,which makes me believe you are setting DTB up in a racist way.
Speaking of obtuse...
Rusty, everyone else got the memo. How'd you miss it?
You can't be as open with racism on a public forum like the Internet as you can say... while downing a couple cold ones with the boys at Kelsey's Bar. On public forums like the Internet and right-wing talk radio, racism has to be more subtle, more sophisticated.
So when Rush refers to Obama as a "Halfrican American" or plays his "Barack the Magic Negro" song, or DTB throws words like "Gumby" and "Da Base" around, they're playing this game.
Hell, lots of white Americans, particularly in the South, carry black blood and vice versa. Maybe even DTB? :shrug:
Back in the day, there was a lot of "fence jumping" going on, if ya know what I mean...
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They are both Muslims rusty.
Its as simple as the nose on your face.
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Cain is a muslim rusty.
he bows down to Mecca five times and a day and eats fish on Friday.
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Let me explain it to you rusty.
Gumby was a muslim.
My Oh My
This thread has really brought "the pack" out in full force --
Even got the--
--opining on "self respecting" men
The irony :lol:
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My Oh My
This thread has really brought "the pack" out in full force --
Even got the--
--opining on "self respecting" men
The irony :lol:
Sounds like I hit a sore spot with doggie. :mj07: :mj07: :mj07: :mj07: :mj07: :mj07: :mj07: :mj07: :mj07: :mj07:
Liberals aren't racist. It goes against everything we stand for. It's just not in our DNA.
Parody, on the other hand... well, that's something different altogether.
Know what I mean, Rusty?
Its Not Racist or Hateful when ?liberals? do it? Secession in AZ?
Hateful Racist Liberals Call For Lynching of Clarence Thomas at Rally ? Media Silent (Video)
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Michelle Obama?s thesis embargoed until after the election?
Bleeding heart white liberal racists
Margaret Sanger, Charles Darwin, Robert Byrd, Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton.....
DTBlackgumby
now that Herman X has been 40% vetted
do you think he is still interesting ?
Would you cast a possible ballot for Herman X in the 2012 election ?
I know I know.......
dead silence.........crickets
now that Herman X has been 40% vetted
do you think he is still interesting ?
Would you cast a possible ballot for Herman X in the 2012 election ?
I know I know.......
dead silence.........crickets
I can indentify with his and his families values/ethics from what I've seen so far--
now if I find later his associates / mentors were (terrorists/criminals /radical revs etc) or he indentfies with Lil Wayne/rap --or he gets nominated and his family are proud to be Americans for 1st time--I might change my mind.
--but he certainly does not fit that dysfunctional no values grifter mold so far.
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OK let me start looking for this stuff.
There has got to be a monkey in the woodpile somewhere.
:SIB
PS - I thought for sure that when you found out he was a muslim you would turn away from Herman X.
PSS - And you were ok when it was reported this past weekend that Herman X invoked the MLK
Free at last, free at last , thank God almighty we are free at last , in a speech he made ?
Now I know civil rights just aint your bag, so what the hey you got to say about that ?
I thought sure that would send him to your dumpster.
wow maybe your mellowing out in your old age.
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In 2008, Cain blasted ?free market purists? in an opinion column for opposing the $700 billion banker bailout known as TARP. ?Wake up people! Owning a part of the major banks in America is not a bad thing,? he wrote, claiming opposition to the plan stemmed from ?economic illiteracy.? In the piece, Cain praised the actions of the Federal Reserve and the Treasury while saying ?Congress needs to just shut up? for the ?collective actions to work.? The U.S. Constitution was never mentioned.
Cain also served as the Chairman of the Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank during the mid '90s, emerging as a vocal defender of the central banking system, the same one that is the 5th plank of the Communist Manifesto that gives power to elites.
On top of that, Cain is vehemently opposed to a congressional audit of the Fed that would allow Congress and the American people to find out what exactly was going on at the central bank.
In recent years and months, a great deal of secret information about the Fed has become public. The institution was, for example, clandestinely bailing out foreign banks ? including one owned by the Libyan dictatorship of Muammar Gaddafi ? with trillions of dollars. Meanwhile, it was manipulating the markets for stocks, bonds, real estate, precious metals, and more.
A bipartisan bill to audit the institution was co-sponsored by about three fourths of the House and supported by more than 80 percent of Americans. But presumably a President Cain would veto such a measure.
He portrays himself as an outsider and has never held elected office despite running a failed bid for a U.S. Senate seat from Georgia in 2004, ?he is no stranger to Washington's world of money in politics,? notes the political transparency group Open Secrets. Cain has donated to a broad array of political campaigns. Democrat U.S. Senator Ben Nelson of Nebraska and Nevada Tea Party candidate Sharron Angle?s primary opponent, Danny Tarkanian, have both benefited from his largesse.
Cain rejects the ?Tea Party? label. Instead, he calls himself a ?citizen?s candidate.?
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from a blog about Herman X
uh oh
I hear skeletons rattaling
In 2008, Cain blasted ?free market purists? in an opinion column for opposing the $700 billion banker bailout known as TARP. ?Wake up people! Owning a part of the major banks in America is not a bad thing,? he wrote, claiming opposition to the plan stemmed from ?economic illiteracy.? In the piece, Cain praised the actions of the Federal Reserve and the Treasury while saying ?Congress needs to just shut up? for the ?collective actions to work.? The U.S. Constitution was never mentioned.
Cain also served as the Chairman of the Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank during the mid '90s, emerging as a vocal defender of the central banking system, the same one that is the 5th plank of the Communist Manifesto that gives power to elites.
On top of that, Cain is vehemently opposed to a congressional audit of the Fed that would allow Congress and the American people to find out what exactly was going on at the central bank.
In recent years and months, a great deal of secret information about the Fed has become public. The institution was, for example, clandestinely bailing out foreign banks ? including one owned by the Libyan dictatorship of Muammar Gaddafi ? with trillions of dollars. Meanwhile, it was manipulating the markets for stocks, bonds, real estate, precious metals, and more.
A bipartisan bill to audit the institution was co-sponsored by about three fourths of the House and supported by more than 80 percent of Americans. But presumably a President Cain would veto such a measure.
He portrays himself as an outsider and has never held elected office despite running a failed bid for a U.S. Senate seat from Georgia in 2004, ?he is no stranger to Washington's world of money in politics,? notes the political transparency group Open Secrets. Cain has donated to a broad array of political campaigns. Democrat U.S. Senator Ben Nelson of Nebraska and Nevada Tea Party candidate Sharron Angle?s primary opponent, Danny Tarkanian, have both benefited from his largesse.
Cain rejects the ?Tea Party? label. Instead, he calls himself a ?citizen?s candidate.?
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from a blog about Herman X
uh oh
I hear skeletons rattaling
