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yeah i got it. You want to play that game of calling the OP a racist because you think that's what the left does when people attack obama..like i said...clear as day..you people are not that bright or cleverYou don't really get this thread do you?what are you talking about ? your attempt here was clear as dayHook line and sinker. You people aren't very smart.look at you trying to bait......You racist fuck. You racist mother fuckers always compare blacks to clowns? I hear your dog whistle you racist piece of shit.Where do the TeaBrains dig these clowns up?
I have your stupid ass cornered. You sure you want to proceed? Please do, I have nothing but more contempt to dump on you racist assholes.yeah i got it. You want to play that game of calling the OP a racist because you think that's what the left does when people attack obama..like i said...clear as day..you people are not that bright or cleverYou don't really get this thread do you?what are you talking about ? your attempt here was clear as dayHook line and sinker. You people aren't very smart.look at you trying to bait......You racist fuck. You racist mother fuckers always compare blacks to clowns? I hear your dog whistle you racist piece of shit.
Carson has gotten into a lot of trouble for his gaffes, but I'm not sure enough notice has been taken of the less controversial fluff that makes up his let's-call-it political stances. He is a very good speaker who spends his time saying things no less nonsensical than the very bad speakers who appear before and after him at the same venues. He's a man who combines the policy chops of Sarah Palin with the self-assurance of Newt Gingrich, and I'm not sure that would wear very well on the campaign trail:
For Carson, the canary in the American coalmine is political correctness. It’s a theme that’s woven into his stump speech, one that he’s now delivering four or five times a week, in states in every corner of the country — he has only 13 free days on his calendar between now and the end of the year.
I ask Carson why he believes this minor moral failing is so crucial. “The reason that is very troubling to me is that it's the very same thing that happened to the Roman Empire,” he says, growing serious. “They were extremely powerful. There was no way anybody could overcome them. But these philosophers, with the long flowing white robes and the long white beards, they could wax eloquently on every subject, but nothing was right and nothing was wrong. They soon completely lost sight of who they were.”
The Roman Empire fell because of political correctness and because of the failings of the Roman philosopher class? That's certainly a curious spin on history. And it's strange, slightly conspiratorial notions like this that dominate Carson's rhetoric.
Where do the TeaBrains dig these clowns up?
Hater dupes are good at 2 things- hating and being duped.
It's all you are offering them. I've never seen a democrat celebrate the individual success of a black person. I do see them being attacked for having the gall to do so though.You racist fuck. You racist mother fuckers always compare blacks to clowns? I hear your dog whistle you racist piece of shit.
If what you say about democrats being the party of racists were true, then why do the majority of blacks always vote democrat?
Entitlement programs revised and/or initially created as part of LBJ's "Great Society" series of programs.
And in getting his racist fellow Southerners to go along with his programs he appealed to their sense of racism AND personal political gain.
But those programs not only DIDN'T work as well for America nor American Blacks as they worked to help the Progressive Democrats gain or retain power, but those programs have created a dependency in generations of American Blacks and shoved a wedge in the traditionally strong and proud Black families. So the children have no positive male role models growing up.
So they grow wild and learn to steal and sell drugs and then you fear them and spend more on law enforcement, the justice system, car insurance, retail goods, alarm systems, guns and ammo and practice and lessons and accessories and guard dogs and better fences and rising death tolls in all parts of the community and Zimmerman/Trayvon incidents and Big Mike incidents and Police contempt for these young gangsters who become inured to violence after being programmed by hours upon hours of gangsta rap crap and being racially profiled because young Black men ARE likely to be up to no good if given a chance if they were anything like the guys I grew up with in MY neighborhood.
Don't get me started on this subject.
But if you do, I'm ready.
I'd post a quote from a shrewd political observer, Irving Kristol.
That's all the clue I'll give you.
So what you're saying is blacks like the dependency on the government?
You're party celebrates certain blacks, but chastises most of them for being freeloaders, thugs, and welfare dependents. Don't take my word, read some of these posts on usmb.
Carson has gotten into a lot of trouble for his gaffes, but I'm not sure enough notice has been taken of the less controversial fluff that makes up his let's-call-it political stances. He is a very good speaker who spends his time saying things no less nonsensical than the very bad speakers who appear before and after him at the same venues. He's a man who combines the policy chops of Sarah Palin with the self-assurance of Newt Gingrich, and I'm not sure that would wear very well on the campaign trail:
For Carson, the canary in the American coalmine is political correctness. It’s a theme that’s woven into his stump speech, one that he’s now delivering four or five times a week, in states in every corner of the country — he has only 13 free days on his calendar between now and the end of the year.
I ask Carson why he believes this minor moral failing is so crucial. “The reason that is very troubling to me is that it's the very same thing that happened to the Roman Empire,” he says, growing serious. “They were extremely powerful. There was no way anybody could overcome them. But these philosophers, with the long flowing white robes and the long white beards, they could wax eloquently on every subject, but nothing was right and nothing was wrong. They soon completely lost sight of who they were.”
The Roman Empire fell because of political correctness and because of the failings of the Roman philosopher class? That's certainly a curious spin on history. And it's strange, slightly conspiratorial notions like this that dominate Carson's rhetoric.
Where do the TeaBrains dig these clowns up?
Er, Ben Carson is a neurosurgeon. He probably knows more about the human brain than you do. Funny you call him nutty, perhaps you should inquire as to how he could help you out of your delirium.
oh your playing this game as well...boringI have your stupid ass cornered. You sure you want to proceed? Please do, I have nothing but more contempt to dump on you racist assholes.yeah i got it. You want to play that game of calling the OP a racist because you think that's what the left does when people attack obama..like i said...clear as day..you people are not that bright or cleverYou don't really get this thread do you?what are you talking about ? your attempt here was clear as dayHook line and sinker. You people aren't very smart.look at you trying to bait......
being a neurosurgeon does not mean every word out his mouth must be amazing.Carson has gotten into a lot of trouble for his gaffes, but I'm not sure enough notice has been taken of the less controversial fluff that makes up his let's-call-it political stances. He is a very good speaker who spends his time saying things no less nonsensical than the very bad speakers who appear before and after him at the same venues. He's a man who combines the policy chops of Sarah Palin with the self-assurance of Newt Gingrich, and I'm not sure that would wear very well on the campaign trail:
For Carson, the canary in the American coalmine is political correctness. It’s a theme that’s woven into his stump speech, one that he’s now delivering four or five times a week, in states in every corner of the country — he has only 13 free days on his calendar between now and the end of the year.
I ask Carson why he believes this minor moral failing is so crucial. “The reason that is very troubling to me is that it's the very same thing that happened to the Roman Empire,” he says, growing serious. “They were extremely powerful. There was no way anybody could overcome them. But these philosophers, with the long flowing white robes and the long white beards, they could wax eloquently on every subject, but nothing was right and nothing was wrong. They soon completely lost sight of who they were.”
The Roman Empire fell because of political correctness and because of the failings of the Roman philosopher class? That's certainly a curious spin on history. And it's strange, slightly conspiratorial notions like this that dominate Carson's rhetoric.
Where do the TeaBrains dig these clowns up?
Er, Ben Carson is a neurosurgeon. He probably knows more about the human brain than you do. Funny you call him nutty, perhaps you should inquire as to how he could help you out of your delirium.
being a neurosurgeon does not mean every word out his mouth must be amazing.Carson has gotten into a lot of trouble for his gaffes, but I'm not sure enough notice has been taken of the less controversial fluff that makes up his let's-call-it political stances. He is a very good speaker who spends his time saying things no less nonsensical than the very bad speakers who appear before and after him at the same venues. He's a man who combines the policy chops of Sarah Palin with the self-assurance of Newt Gingrich, and I'm not sure that would wear very well on the campaign trail:
For Carson, the canary in the American coalmine is political correctness. It’s a theme that’s woven into his stump speech, one that he’s now delivering four or five times a week, in states in every corner of the country — he has only 13 free days on his calendar between now and the end of the year.
I ask Carson why he believes this minor moral failing is so crucial. “The reason that is very troubling to me is that it's the very same thing that happened to the Roman Empire,” he says, growing serious. “They were extremely powerful. There was no way anybody could overcome them. But these philosophers, with the long flowing white robes and the long white beards, they could wax eloquently on every subject, but nothing was right and nothing was wrong. They soon completely lost sight of who they were.”
The Roman Empire fell because of political correctness and because of the failings of the Roman philosopher class? That's certainly a curious spin on history. And it's strange, slightly conspiratorial notions like this that dominate Carson's rhetoric.
Where do the TeaBrains dig these clowns up?
Er, Ben Carson is a neurosurgeon. He probably knows more about the human brain than you do. Funny you call him nutty, perhaps you should inquire as to how he could help you out of your delirium.
Ted Cruz is even more of a blowhard and unelectable than Ben Carson.
A racist will always show their true colors, hazel nutter never fails.Carson has gotten into a lot of trouble for his gaffes, but I'm not sure enough notice has been taken of the less controversial fluff that makes up his let's-call-it political stances. He is a very good speaker who spends his time saying things no less nonsensical than the very bad speakers who appear before and after him at the same venues. He's a man who combines the policy chops of Sarah Palin with the self-assurance of Newt Gingrich, and I'm not sure that would wear very well on the campaign trail:
For Carson, the canary in the American coalmine is political correctness. It’s a theme that’s woven into his stump speech, one that he’s now delivering four or five times a week, in states in every corner of the country — he has only 13 free days on his calendar between now and the end of the year.
I ask Carson why he believes this minor moral failing is so crucial. “The reason that is very troubling to me is that it's the very same thing that happened to the Roman Empire,” he says, growing serious. “They were extremely powerful. There was no way anybody could overcome them. But these philosophers, with the long flowing white robes and the long white beards, they could wax eloquently on every subject, but nothing was right and nothing was wrong. They soon completely lost sight of who they were.”
The Roman Empire fell because of political correctness and because of the failings of the Roman philosopher class? That's certainly a curious spin on history. And it's strange, slightly conspiratorial notions like this that dominate Carson's rhetoric.
Where do the TeaBrains dig these clowns up?
Shows Carson needs to stick to brain surgery“The Roman Empire fell because of political correctness and because of the failings of the Roman philosopher class? That's certainly a curious spin on history. And it's strange, slightly conspiratorial notions like this that dominate Carson's rhetoric.”
It's an ignorant and ridiculous spin on history, completely devoid of merit, particularly given the fact there's no such thing as 'political correctness,' during the Roman Empire or today.
Stop the racists shit. Blacks are more racists than white and that is a fact. They are considered minorities in large part because of broken homes, but also in large part due to living in high poverty areas and the lack of a chance and the resources to get out or vision to see what there life could be like. I blame the liberals for their policies that hurt blacks and many other minorities groups, but the GOp isn't much better.
How many GOP reps go into high black neighborhoods to hold speeches and to serve food and volunteer and reach out to the black communities? I've NEVER see that telavised.
Stop the racists shit. Blacks are more racists than white and that is a fact. They are considered minorities in large part because of broken homes, but also in large part due to living in high poverty areas and the lack of a chance and the resources to get out or vision to see what there life could be like. I blame the liberals for their policies that hurt blacks and many other minorities groups, but the GOp isn't much better.
How many GOP reps go into high black neighborhoods to hold speeches and to serve food and volunteer and reach out to the black communities? I've NEVER see that telavised.
Okay natrualgas
I take that to mean you will be thrilled to watch this entire speech and tell us how Mitt Romney wanted to help Black America. Then, please tell us whether you think his plans would have worked or not.
And why they would have or would not have worked.
Ted Cruz is even more of a blowhard and unelectable than Ben Carson.
I agree people on the right and left need to quit focusing on them, because they wont win.
Stop the racists shit. Blacks are more racists than white and that is a fact. They are considered minorities in large part because of broken homes, but also in large part due to living in high poverty areas and the lack of a chance and the resources to get out or vision to see what there life could be like. I blame the liberals for their policies that hurt blacks and many other minorities groups, but the GOp isn't much better.
How many GOP reps go into high black neighborhoods to hold speeches and to serve food and volunteer and reach out to the black communities? I've NEVER see that telavised.
Okay natrualgas
I take that to mean you will be thrilled to watch this entire speech and tell us how Mitt Romney wanted to help Black America. Then, please tell us whether you think his plans would have worked or not.
And why they would have or would not have worked.
Do me a favor and don't ever use Romney as an example. He's not what I call on the right. I never liked him and his investment company is a prime example of bad business owners.
