Your post #94: "I wonder why the original post in this thread puts a racial spin on it."
I don't consider an accurate accusation of racism as 'putting a racial spin on it.' In the Simpson case, I don't see the story as racist, at all. In the other instances, you certainly won't get my agreement that the poster was engaging in 'racial spin'. I see a considerable difference between a legitimate accusation of racism and putting a 'racial spin' on a story.
If I failed to make myself clear, then I offer my apologies. If you're looking for a fight, go play with the other children and leave me alone.
"I don't consider an accurate accusation of racism as 'putting a racial spin on it."
I meant "spin" without a pejorative connotation, which the word doesn't necessarily have; therefore, as I meant it, raising the issue of racism, accurate or not, is by definition to give it a racial spin.
However, in this case, my point was that the charge of racism was indeed inaccurate. You seemed to agree, when you said Condi's photo was doctored because she's a Republican, not because she's black. So I'm not sure what, exactly, you're arguing about.