martinjlm
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- Apr 23, 2012
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Your words, well they are my premise and/or explains it, so what is it that you don't like about my presentation, because it is to be interpreted exactly upon what you have spoken of it here? Maybe I worded it in a confusing way or something, or is it that people are having a hard time understanding what they may have done in this manor, especially if it turns out that they were wrong for doing so on down the line.No matter what? Does it matter if you think he's qualified or not?
Caroljo,
Speaking as a black man who has voted for candidates who are black, white, Hispanic, Asian, female, and Native American in various local, state and national elections, qualifications count a lot more than race. I can also say that is pretty much true of most of the people I associate with.
The original post would only be true in an environment where people delegate the requirement to think. That is more insulting to an entire group of people than the OP apparently believes his ridiculous premise is an insult to President Obama.
Again, to answer your question. Qualifications are more important than skin color. In fact SOMETIMES qualifications are even more important than party affiliation.
Short, sweet and to the point.....
Your original post implies that MOST blacks only voted for President Obama because he is black and implies that they (we) cannot think for ourselves. That is stupid and offensive.
A better question would be..."Did Democrats only vote for President Obama because he's a Democrat?" "Did Republicans only vote for Sen. McCain because he's Republican (and had a hot running mate)??
So much for SHORT, I guess......sorry.