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10-28-2015, 07:55 AM
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Originally Posted by spence
The hate is consuming you.
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I've told him that in the past.
I view the painting as giving a middle finger to all the racists out there who called him the N word, a ganster or the new one "You people".
Let's lie about his religion, his country, etc and then when we are upset say he is divisive.
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10-28-2015, 10:22 AM
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Originally Posted by PaulS
I've told him that in the past.
I view the painting as giving a middle finger to all the racists out there who called him the N word, a ganster or the new one "You people".
Let's lie about his religion, his country, etc and then when we are upset say he is divisive.
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What was sitting in Rev Wright's church for decades? Just a way to give the finger to racists? Because his sermons seemed to cast the net pretty wide, in terms of defning the enemies of that congregation (which seem to include all honkeys, not just the bad ones). And that, seems very consistent, with the mindset of someone who would want that painting, of all the painitngs in the world, to hang outside the oval office.
All the tea leaves say the same thing. Remember the "bitter clingers" comment, when the Great Uniter thought the mike was off. He also claimed that all Republicans do, the only thing they do, is "hate all the time".
After all that, I'm supposed to believe he gives a fig about my aspirations? He has absolutely no idea what motivates huge numbers of Americans. So he assumes were are motivated by racism. It can't be that our ideas are better (after all, liberalism is working SO WELL in CT, RI, Mass, IL).
Easier to paint me as a hater, than to refute what I'm saying, given the empirical evidence available to us.
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10-28-2015, 10:34 AM
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Originally Posted by Jim in CT
It can't be that our ideas are better (after all, liberalism is working SO WELL in CT, RI, Mass, IL).
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Funny,
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The top 10 liberal states are primarily located in the outer longitudes of the U.S.: touching or close to the Atlantic Ocean (Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey and Maryland), and the Far West (Oregon, California, Washington and Hawaii)
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America's top states to live in 2015 (CNBC)
Hawaii
Vermont
Minnesota
New Hampshire
Maine
Oregon
Washington
Massachusetts
Colorado
Iowa
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10-28-2015, 11:56 AM
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Originally Posted by spence
Funny,
America's top states to live in 2015 (CNBC)
Hawaii
Vermont
Minnesota
New Hampshire
Maine
Oregon
Washington
Massachusetts
Colorado
Iowa
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That's a riot, Spence. In those top states, what's the percentage of black and Mexican residents, compared to the rest of the country? Was that poll done by the Klan?
Liberalism might work fine in Greenwich CT, or on Nantucket. That doesn't mean it works in normal places.
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10-28-2015, 01:56 PM
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Originally Posted by Jim in CT
That's a riot, Spence. In those top states, what's the percentage of black and Mexican residents, compared to the rest of the country? Was that poll done by the Klan?
Liberalism might work fine in Greenwich CT, or on Nantucket. That doesn't mean it works in normal places.
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I looked it up. According to wikepedia, the US population, on average, is 12.6% black. Here are the %'s of blacks by state, for the states you and CNBC admire as the top states.
Hawaii - 3.1%
Vermont - 0.9%
Minnesota - 4.6%
New Hampshire - 1.2%
Maine - 1.0%
Oregon - 2.0
Washington - 3.7%
Massachusetts - 8.1%
Colorado - 4.3%
Iowa - 2.7%
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o...can_population
Wow. Those 10 states from your poll, have a combined black population, that's about one-quarter of the national average. Maybe Robert Byrd and Al Gore Sr conducted the poll for CNBC.
So should all the other states emulate those top states, and kick out 75% of their black residents? Is that what you and CNBC and the liberals, are suggesting?
You have to admit, you teed that one up nicely for me.
You were right, this is getting good.
Last edited by Jim in CT; 10-28-2015 at 02:15 PM..
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10-28-2015, 03:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Jim in CT
Wow. Those 10 states from your poll, have a combined black population, that's about one-quarter of the national average. Maybe Robert Byrd and Al Gore Sr conducted the poll for CNBC.
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It's interesting (i.e. telling) that you jumped from liberal policy to black people.
What's on the brain Jim?
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10-28-2015, 03:21 PM
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Originally Posted by spence
It's interesting (i.e. telling) that you jumped from liberal policy to black people.
What's on the brain Jim?
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Oh, I see! I pointed out that your poll equates "best" states with "overwhelmingly white" states, and that makes ME the racist. Because I pointed it out. That's what you're saying?
Here's what's on my brain - liberalism is catastrophic for black people. I can claim that with 100% confidence, because most urban areas have a large % of blacks, most have been under liberal Democratic rule for a generation, and most are far worse off than they were 50 years ago, before the Democratic party embraced whacko, San Fraancisco liberalism.
Your poll supports this claim, as with the exception of Mass, none of the states in your "top 10" have large urban areas.
Conclusion - it's easy to say liberalism isn't stupid, when you are examining a controlled population that is homogeneously white, and has no urban influence, and shares no open border with a place called "Mexico". That's why liberalism works in Norway (also because every Norwegian has an oil well in their backyard), and why it's asinine to suggest that if liberalism works in those places, it can work across the US as well. I happily concede that liberalism might work if we made th ewhole country look exactly like the 10 states you listed. But unless we can figure out a way to do that, most of the country is very different than those 10 states, and the differences are exactly what make liberalism a horrible idea.
Last edited by Jim in CT; 10-28-2015 at 03:52 PM..
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10-28-2015, 12:32 PM
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Originally Posted by spence
Funny,
America's top states to live in 2015 (CNBC)
Hawaii
Vermont
Minnesota
New Hampshire
Maine
Oregon
Washington
Massachusetts
Colorado
Iowa
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Who cares about that poll. This is the only 1 that counts. You're from RI, right?
http://www.ctpost.com/living/article...en-6593163.php
Last edited by PaulS; 10-28-2015 at 12:51 PM..
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