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

Mike hunt25 Feb 2008 16:48
Why would anybody think that?   Why do some people seem to think
"Corporations" are generally bad? Such thinking makes no sense.
Incorporating is what makes it possible for a company to grow, generally buy
issuing stock, bought mostly by insurance companies, trusts, pension plans,
and individuals who "own" the Corporation.

Were we better off when only the "rich" owned big companies? Did we forget
the "Robber Barons" of old? Henry Ford realized if people were going to be
able to purchase his cars they need money.  That is why he started his "Five
dollar day" to raise the wag standard for all Americans.  More importantly
today Corporations employ more people at higher wages than the average small
business they sell to and employ people of all races.  Why would they want
to hold down the customer's ability to obtain wealth?

Jackie Robinson proved that whites would pay money to see a good "performer"
albeit an athlete, actor, musician etc.   Where would our black performer be
if whites and corporations did not purchase their services?

We hear politicians so often telling us they will not bow to the "special
Interests."   Which "special interest?"    Your employer or your Union, Move
On, Green Peace, NBC or Fox, GM or a foreign corporation, the environuts of
those that want reasonable environmental laws that do not force your
employer off shore or out of business?   Those that want you to pay the
"costs" of your special interest or somebody else's?

If so may white Americans are willing to "employ" a black man as their
President can NASCAR be far behind?    LOL

> On Feb 25, 12:02 am, "JoeSpareBedroom" <dishborea...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>> <edspyhil...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>> > > "Wickeddoll®"
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>> > > You are being naive. Obama is in more danger because the threatens
>> > > the corporate oligarchy in America. Doesn't matter what race he is.
>> > > JFK & RFK were white, MLK was black.

JoeSpareBedroom25 Feb 2008 13:06
On Feb 25, 12:02 am, "JoeSpareBedroom" <dishborea...@yahoo.com> wrote:
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Look at you guys, how cute, like big brothers.  So touching,
chivalrous, even.  Hey, your girl bowed out and headed for the door.
That's YOUR girl.

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Hey...I'm just watching the show, like a sports commentator.

edspyhill01@yahoo.com25 Feb 2008 05:16
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Look at you guys, how cute, like big brothers.  So touching,
chivalrous, even.  Hey, your girl bowed out and headed for the door.
That's YOUR girl.

JoeSpareBedroom25 Feb 2008 05:02
On Feb 24, 11:54 pm, "Wickeddoll®"
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Well there you go.

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She gave you THE LOOK, and you can't even see her. But it worked.

edspyhill01@yahoo.com25 Feb 2008 04:57
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Well there you go.

Wickeddoll®25 Feb 2008 04:54
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Well, princess, we ain't talking about Obama running THEN, are we?

Espy

If you're going to be insulting, we don't have to talk at all.

Natalie

edspyhill01@yahoo.com25 Feb 2008 04:47
On Feb 24, 11:09 pm, "Wickeddoll®"
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Well, princess, we ain't talking about Obama running THEN, are we?

Wickeddoll®25 Feb 2008 04:09
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"Wickeddoll®"
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> Natalie

You are being naive.  Obama is in more danger because the threatens
the corporate oligarchy in America.  Doesn't matter what race he is.
JFK & RFK were white, MLK was black.

Espy

So you're saying he's doomed because he represents breaking up the old boy
network?

That seems far-fetched to me.  The Kennedys had already ruffled feathers
long before JFK and & RFK were in office.

MLK was fighting a tide in a country that had barely begun to recognize
civil rights for all Americans.  They were in an entirely different time,
different situations.

Obama wouldn't have had a snowball's chance in hell of winning, had he lived
during that time.

Natalie

edspyhill01@yahoo.com25 Feb 2008 03:48
On Feb 24, 10:14 pm, "Wickeddoll®"
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> Natalie

You are being naive.  Obama is in more danger because the threatens
the corporate oligarchy in America.  Doesn't matter what race he is.
JFK & RFK were white, MLK was black.

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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