[joesnuffy]

Sounded to me like the burden was put on "bad" white Christians basically the founders of our country...quite a few I suspect held slaves Pres. Bush made sure to mention rapes and torture of slaves by their "bad" Christian slave owners

It was imo a rather imflamatory speech ...

This coupled with an AIDS speech in Botswana

Does not put the onus of AIDS infection on the lifestyles of the infected/infectors..but promises tax payers money to fund treatment without really addressing the cause...
in any meaningfull way...they keep infecting/getting infected we pass out US tax dollars

Meanwhile muslims in Palestine blow up Israeli school children and get land and US tax dollars for their terrorism...

Of course this imo is merely trolling for votes with American sodomites and their pals
American muslims and their pals and American blacks and their pals...

All paid for by the US tax payer....

A tad too Clintonesque for my blood

[justshutupandtakeit]

Even during the Founders day there were plenty of Americans opposed to slavery: Hamilton, Adams, Jay, King, Wilson, Franklin. Virtually ALL, including Jefferson, Washington, Madison, Monroe recognized that it was Evil but were at a loss as to what to do about it. They were all ashamed of it.

It was only decades later that some Slavers actually praised it as a positive good.

There is nothing Clintonesque about Bush except in your head.

[LS]

The most recent research I've seen on African aids overwhelmingly points to poor medical practices, especially dirty needles, for the surge in AIDs. Most of the children infected are innocent and have nothing to do with any kind of sexual misbehavior.

[AveMaria]

>>>It was imo a rather imflamatory speech ...<<<

Kinda like Lincoln's second inaugural speech. Are you familiar with that sppech? Lincoln's speech made him sound like a blame-America firster, right?