Re: Blacks don't worry about Obama's safety...

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Re: Blacks don't worry about Obama's safety...

JoeSpareBedroom

25 Feb 2008 03:24

> "Don't Taze Me, Bro!"
>> Blacks don't worry about Obama's safety, but the media has told them that
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> Natalie

I'm in upstate NY. I once returned from a boy scout trip, following another
dad, a black cop. He said "We can push the speed a little. I'll just flash
the shield if we get pulled over. But, NOT IN BROOME COUNTY!" Why? KKK has
it tentacles in the sheriff's department and the state police in that neck
of the woods.

On a lighter note, George Carlin, explaining more of everything:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dcr8dm9Prkk

Wickeddoll®

25 Feb 2008 03:14

"Don't Taze Me, Bro!"

> Blacks don't worry about Obama's safety, but the media has told them that
> they do. That has to be one of the most silly stories lately. As if a
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> This is just more proof that the media encourages everyone to feel a
> certain way... creating a market for stories that they can sell...

Personally, I'm more worried about my children's safety, with all the random
shootings in this country.

I don't believe Obama is in any more danger than any other politician.

Natalie

Don't Taze Me, Bro!

25 Feb 2008 02:03

Blacks don't worry about Obama's safety, but the media has told them that
they do. That has to be one of the most silly stories lately. As if a people
somehow have a personal relationship with a political leader, enough to
"worry" about them.

I hope that no President is ever assasinated, but that story just made me
laugh. As soon as it was posted, you saw the boards light up with "We are
worried about Obama" posts.

This is just more proof that the media encourages everyone to feel a certain
way... creating a market for stories that they can sell...

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