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Yes i think he was very pro muslim. Many liberals who believe in religious freedom or who support minorities have similar views. I don't want to get into the word games, but there was a good wave of bigots and racists that attacked Obama. There were also a good amount of conservatives that attacked him legitimately for his policies. The race card was over used when applied to the policy people. The reaction to the real bigots that surged harsh and sensitive as this is the nature of that kind of hate. I'm not make an excuse for overreacting but I do understand why it happens.yes, i would agree on the intent. however, is it racism?Well if you understand it so well then how about you explain it and not make empty pointless statements like you just did.What I understand (and apparently you don't) is that you are supporting a double standard. Which really is the definition of liberal policy. (idiocy) LOLDo you really not understand the difference between white male christians and all other groups in this country? White male christians are not a minority group with a history of oppression. Its like calling women's rights advocates or people that cheer success for women as sexist. All ask again, do you really not get it?Yup.If a white person said that all hell would have broken loose. Jesss!
I'm rooting for all the white people....
Not im rooting for the best or people I know, just blacks.
Calling Obama a Muslim with the intent of degrading him is inflammatory and antagonistic. Of course people who are accepting and supportive of muslims won't care or find offense in the claim but again it is all about the intent of the person using the language. Many people used those type of attacks in combination with the birther movement... "The black guy isn't a real American". It was very flagrant and transparent and have very much to do with the way he lookedi would agree sometimes people are in fact, racist. however to claim everyone racist because they don't like what someone who happens to be of another race would not be.If people criticized Obama for his policies then that is not racist. If they were questioning he citizenship and calling him a muslim then that is racist. If we are being honest then we should both be able to admit that some on the Right were called racist without cause while some on the right had very racist intent at the base of their critiques on Obama.so you say it's ok to treat people differently because of their race?Uh, no it's not. Sorry, you don't get to bend definitions to fit the case.
If that were the case Affirmative Action laws and doctors treating sickle cell anemia or lactose intolerance would be "racist".
So I got no answer to post 10. Or to post 9. OP runs away.
Prolly cowering in fear that I'll call out the strawman in his OP.
keep in mind in this scenario YOU don't get to define the difference, just said it's ok.
Racism - Wikipedia
not gonna buy into your singular use of the term. sorry. while i agree that's a lot of the definition, treating people with hate or antagonism due to their "race" is in fact racism. i won't leave that out because you don't happen to like it.
now - when people criticized obama and his policies how come THEY were racist when they never claimed racial superiority?
could it be someone is "bending" the term to fit their own agenda? maybe you should stop them too before this all gets out of hand.
With that said, how was the lady in the OP's topic being racist? how was it showing hatred or antagonism towards a racial group per your definition?
now given the definition provided in that you believe your race is superior than another, how does calling obama a muslim make them racist?
also - muslim isn't a race, so how would that work in this example? it's "bending" the definition to fit your needs, much like i was being accused of being - even though i don't hold to racism ONLY being about this. but if we single out muslims and say negative talk to them is racist, then what is it when done to catholics? baptists? jehova witnesses?
as to the op and the point there - no way in hell is that racism and *to me* the overuse of the word has only given credibility to stupid people like this making blanket claims.
looked? you don't think many of his actions come across as pro-muslim?