THESYNDROME.COM » Black Man

They Can Do That?

admin — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 22:21:38 +0000

All this time I assumed that the National Black Republican Association was nothing but a humorless right-wing fringe group that nobody took seriously, but it must be far more powerful than I had imagined as it apparently has the capacity to absolve White Americans of their sins and guilt:

White Guilt Emancipation Declaration

We, black American citizens of the United States of America and of the National Black Republican Association, do hereby declare that our fellow white American citizens are now, henceforth and forever more free of White Guilt.

This freedom from White Guilt was duly earned by the election of Barack Hussein Obama, a black man, to be our president by a majority of white Americans based solely on the color of his skin.

Freedom is not free, and we trust that the price paid for this freedom from White Guilt is worth the sacrifice, since Obama is a socialist who does not share the values of average Americans and will use the office of the presidency to turn America into a failed socialist nation.

Granted this November 4, 2008 - the day Barack Hussein Obama was elected as the first black president and the first socialist president of the United States of America.

Feds: Black Man Posed As White Racist In Threats

admin — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 19:49:24 +0000

Source: [b]AP via Sun Herald[/b] A black man from Mississippi has been arrested and accused of sending racist death threats over the Internet to three black students at Louisiana's Nicholls State University. The FBI in New Orleans said Dyron Hart, 19, was arrested Wednesday. He is accused of sen...

Pakistan on Obama: Hope and Trepidation

admin — Thu, 06 Nov 2008 05:52:00 +0000

Pakistan's president, Asaf Ali Zardari, and its prime minister Sayyid Raza Yusuf Gilani, gave a warm welcome to Barack Obama as US president. They recently maneuvered military dictator Pervez Musharraf out of office, despite support for him from the Bush White House and much of the Republican Party Establishment, including John McCain. Obama has differed from the latter in welcoming a return to civilian democracy in Pakistan, raising hopes in Islamabad that Washington might finally abandon its long tradition of coddling dictators such as Musharraf.

The English-speaking Pakistani press viewed Barack Obama's election positively, though they had reservations about the belligerency of his commitment to a unilateral American air strike on al-Qaeda positions inside Pakistan.

Dawn (Karachi) wrote:

'Putting a black man in the White House is a staggering achievement for America where millions of voters chose this year to look at the person, not his race. This wholehearted embrace of multiculturalism will also lift America

Kaus on Obama’s Race Speech, or Spare the Obamagasms Please

JCMach1 — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 10:14:06 +0000

We Can’t Ignore Race, So Let’s Ignore Race: Some (tenative!) reactions to Obama’s somewhat arid talk–which a) probably advanced the discussion of racial issues, b) gave me a much better (and basically appealing) idea of where Obama is coming from, but c) didn’t particularly advance his case to be President–especially, I fear among doubting [...]

Democratic Underground’s Dirty Little Secret: Attack of the Obamabots

admin — Sat, 08 Mar 2008 16:59:55 +0000

I have written many posts on this board about how this election has exposed the ugly underbelly of sexism that has long existed in ‘liberal’ politics, the Democratic Party, and ‘liberal’ media. Like many others here, I have called out and responded to as much of the hateful, sexist bigotry thrown at Hillary Clinton as I [...]