Why are liberals always pulling the race card?
The other day I said that Martin Luther King's birthday shouldn't be a national holiday because he was a communist that hated the conservative principles of America, which was capitalism, individual freedom, small government, and segregation. And some of the liberals/progressives here decided to call me a racist. First of all, the KKK is a liberal organization. The Nazis were a liberal organization. And I'll re-write history to get my point across, who cares. And now today the liberal group the NAACP is calling a significant segment of the Tea Party movement "racist" just because we hold signs of Obama with a bone through his nose eating chicken. And just because they recently spit at Black Democratic Congressmen and called them the "N-word". And just because we believe Blacks shouldn't be eligible to be President, especially Black Muslims from Kenya! Liberals should stop pulling the race card because it's getting old.
Why do liberals ALWAYS bring up the race card?
What does the president being black have to do with his failed policies? What does being Latino have to do with you being in the country illegally? What does being a woman have to do with running for president? What does being gay have to do with you being a basketball player? WHY do liberals use things like race, gender, and sexual preference to use as a person's identity instead of who they are inside, what's on their resume, and whether or not they're in the country legally?
Why do Liberals always claim that Conservatives are somehow racist?
It seems that when a liberal is losing an argument with a conservative they'll said something along the lines of "Well you're just racist". Why do they always play that card when surely even they must know it's not true?
Why have I been falsely accused of racism?
I work as a Spanish tutor at a college and as a cashier in a convenience store. On more than one occasion, I have been falsely accused of racism by black customers at the store. For starters, there is a group of kids who have actually been seen stealing merchandise from the store. It's only a coincidence that they are black, and whenever I call them on their behavior or watch them like a hawk when they come into the store, they accuse me of being racist! Not only that, but the company requires us to check the ID's of people who look under 35 whenever they buy alcohol or tobacco. I once carded a young black woman when she wanted to buy cigarettes, and she had the nerve to try to play the race card. When I informed her that I had voted for Barack Obama, she then tried a different tack and then argued that I should remember her face, because she comes in there all the time. (Never mind the fact that I serve hundreds of customers a day and can't remember them all.) The fact of the matter is that I am NOT a racist and I am socially and politically quite liberal. Not only that, but I have also kicked out white juvenile delinquents from the store and carded white people over and over again for tobacco and alcohol, so I don't single out blacks or other minorities. In that case, how does not tolerating theft or underage drinking or smoking make me a racist?
Was Hitler a Racist or more of an Anti-Semistic?
Hitler was racist, anti-semitic and killer. Hitler is synonymous of violence, dehorns, madness, and mainly of inhumanity. Paradoxicalally it was his ability to read and to include/understand the human condition and to the masses, the one took that it to persuade and to manipulate to, otherwise formidable, town of 80 million German to send itself to conquer to the entire world. And they almost obtain it. By each word in Mein Kampf, 125 lives were lost; by each page, 4,700; by each chapter, more than 1,200,000. Hitler, a failed painter who ended up tyrannizing to the world. If he had only had the value of facing the linen cloth in target and of persisting in his eagerness of being artist; if it had only been possible to face he himself
Why do liberals always call those who disagree with Obamas policies, racists?
I agree. Some Obama supporters have long regarded any criticism of him as racism. But that they should have to resort to such a banner to bolster their case shows how desperate they are for any evidence. Among people who voted for Barack Obama in 2008, those who are likely to be most disappointed are those who thought that they were voting for a new post-racial era. There was absolutely nothing in Obama's past to lead to any such expectation, and much to suggest the exact opposite. But the man's rhetoric and demeanor during the election campaign enabled this and many other illusions to flourish. Still, it was an honest mistake of the kind that decent people have often made when dealing with people whose agendas are not constrained by decency, but only by what they think they can get away with. On race, as on other issues, different people have radically different views of Barack Obama, depending on whether they judge him by what he says or by what he does. As Obama's own books point out, he has for years cultivated a talent for saying things that people will find congenial. There is not now, nor has there ever been, anything post-racial about Barack Obama, except for the people who voted for him in the mistaken belief that he shared their desire to be post-racial. When he leaves office, after one term, he will leave this country more racially polarized than before. Hopefully, he may also leave the voters wiser, though sadder, after they learn from painful experience that you can't judge politicians by their rhetoric, or ignore their past because of your hopes for the future. Voters may even wise up to race card fraud. o_O