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obama=orio cookie Wow so eloquent and the fact that we have a spell checker you didnt see a misspelled word............... 
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"The Rev. Jesse Jackson apologized Wednesday for saying Barack Obama is “talking down to black people” during what Jackson thought was a private conversation with a FOX News reporter Sunday. Jackson was speaking at the time about Obama’s speeches in black churches and his support for faith-based charities. Jackson added to the reporter, “I want to cut his nuts off.” http://elections.foxnews.com/2008/07/09/jesse-jackson-apologizes-for-obama-remarks What ya think? Is Jesse outta line or dead on? If I was Obama, I would stay far away from Jesse 
What if a highly esteemed white minister or priest or rabbi had said the same thing? The black community would demand his head. Why isn't the black community outraged over this? Why is Jesse Jackson still held in high reverence? Its actually the opposite he is irrelevant thats why he had to go to Fox news and no one cares...........he is a has been........  Your opinions are always interesting Tanzkity
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obama=orio cookie therooster ..... mirror/mirror is correct. The above is offensive. It is okay to "dis" Obama for his politics, but getting into racial slurs is not right. |
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obama=orio cookie Wow so eloquent and the fact that we have a spell checker you didnt see a misspelled word...............
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Edited by
Fanta46
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Wed 07/09/08 08:54 PM
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obama=orio cookie Dude get some class! You are a racist pig! You make me ashamed to be white! |
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Seriously, I feel like I lose IQ points sometimes.....
Screw it... Have fun guys.......Simply not my bag to dish and dirt about this topic. But,! I do hope someone wins....let me know how it goes. |
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Jackson said he couldn't recall everything he'd said in the studio but couched the remarks as part of a discussion about Obama speaking to black churchgoers.
In such settings, Obama has urged greater emphasis on fatherhood, advised parents to choose reading books over playing video games and most recently told young students to stick with school and forget about a career as a rap star or professional basketball player. Jackson said that in doing so Obama was hurting his relationship with black voters, "that the senator was cutting off his you-know-whats with the black people and black churches." http://www.nypost.com/seven/07092008/news/nationalnews/jesse_jackson_sharply_criticizes_obama_119161.htm |
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Jackson said he couldn't recall everything he'd said in the studio but couched the remarks as part of a discussion about Obama speaking to black churchgoers. In such settings, Obama has urged greater emphasis on fatherhood, advised parents to choose reading books over playing video games and most recently told young students to stick with school and forget about a career as a rap star or professional basketball player. Jackson said that in doing so Obama was hurting his relationship with black voters, "that the senator was cutting off his you-know-whats with the black people and black churches." http://www.nypost.com/seven/07092008/news/nationalnews/jesse_jackson_sharply_criticizes_obama_119161.htm Well that version is kinda different than the OP huh? Obama should encourage family values, nothing wrong with that. |
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Dragoness
I am offended by it.. Why should i have to listen to it? Are thier 2 different sets of standards here? Apperently so... The guys at the table agreed with me and quit. |
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Isnt jealousy a terrible thing ... especially from a man of the cloth.
Its funny, I would love to see ole Jess try it with Obama. I remember Jackson's futile attempt at becoming Prez. As a Brit, Im interested, do people take Jackson seriously? Where is his "power base" in terms of who listens to him? |
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Edited by
MirrorMirror
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Wed 07/09/08 10:22 PM
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Isnt jealousy a terrible thing ... especially from a man of the cloth. Its funny, I would love to see ole Jess try it with Obama. I remember Jackson's futile attempt at becoming Prez. As a Brit, Im interested, do people take Jackson seriously? Where is his "power base" in terms of who listens to him?  From what I hear on television and the internet, most of my African American brothers and sisters feel that Rev.Jackson's time has passed him by. My personal opinion is that Rev.Jackson seems to be jealous of Sen.Obama's success. Senator Obama has achieved more in a few years of his life than Rev.Jackson has achieved in all of these decades.
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Isnt jealousy a terrible thing ... especially from a man of the cloth. Its funny, I would love to see ole Jess try it with Obama. I remember Jackson's futile attempt at becoming Prez. As a Brit, Im interested, do people take Jackson seriously? Where is his "power base" in terms of who listens to him? From what I hear on television and the internet, most of my African American brothers and sisters feel that Rev.Jackson's time has passed him by. My personal opinion is that Rev.Jackson seems to be jealous of Sen.Obama's success. Senator Obama as achieved more in a few years of his life than Rev.Jackson has achieved in all of these decades.
Yes, but Jackson and Al Sharpton played an important role in the success Obama is able to enjoy today! He should feel proud, not jealous! He was a Pioneer who did a lot of good work for the gains made by African Americans in America! |
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Isnt jealousy a terrible thing ... especially from a man of the cloth. Its funny, I would love to see ole Jess try it with Obama. I remember Jackson's futile attempt at becoming Prez. As a Brit, Im interested, do people take Jackson seriously? Where is his "power base" in terms of who listens to him? From what I hear on television and the internet, most of my African American brothers and sisters feel that Rev.Jackson's time has passed him by. My personal opinion is that Rev.Jackson seems to be jealous of Sen.Obama's success. Senator Obama as achieved more in a few years of his life than Rev.Jackson has achieved in all of these decades.
Yes, but Jackson and Al Sharpton played an important role in the success Obama is able to enjoy today! He should feel proud, not jealous! He was a Pioneer who did a lot of good work for the gains made by African Americans in America! I think your right. Rev.Jackson should be proud of Sen.Obama and I'm sure on a certain level he probably is.
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obama,,,,,,,,past drug user,,,,,,,,likes to go down on men,,,
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obama,,,,,,,,past drug user,,,,,,,,likes to go down on men,,,
Shame on you to accuse him of such things . |
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obama,,,,,,,,past drug user,,,,,,,,likes to go down on men,,,
Shame on you to accuse him of such things . the truth hurts!!!!!!!!!! do your own research
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obama,,,,,,,,past drug user,,,,,,,,likes to go down on men,,,
Shame on you to accuse him of such things . the truth hurts!!!!!!!!!! do your own research
I did more research than the hair on your head . |
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keep up the good work !!!!!!!!!!
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I absolutely loved it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This goes on all the time, but somehow Rev. Jessee, Rev. Al seem to get away with it. Rev. Al, of course, tried to cover up for Jessee baby, but it was sooooooooooooooooooooooooo hilarious!!!! Just shows obama 'ain't all that.'
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I absolutely loved it!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This goes on all the time, but somehow Rev. Jessee, Rev. Al seem to get away with it. Rev. Al, of course, tried to cover up for Jessee baby, but it was sooooooooooooooooooooooooo hilarious!!!! Just shows obama 'ain't all that.'
 How does it show anything about Obama??
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