[freekitty]

I think he meant to say black americans like him could care less.

[apocalypto]

Not smart of B. Hussein Obama.

[Republic of Texas]

I did not feel that way in 1995, but I sure as hell do now. Thanks to people like Obama.

[Mark was here]

What are the specific problems facing white Americans and how should they band together to solve them?

[modhom]

'lock 'em up, take no prisoners'

Uh... which is it?

[george76]

[TornadoAlley3]

At first embarrassed by his race and African name, he soon bonded with the few other African-American students. He quickly learned that integration was a one-way street, with blacks expected to assimilate into a white world that never gave ground. He participated in bitter bull sessions with his buddies on the theme of “how white folks will do you.” Obama, who had to reconcile these sentiments with the loving support he had at home from his white mother and grandparents, dismissed much of his buddies’ analysis as “the same sloppy thinking” used by racist whites, but he found the racism of whites to be particularly stubborn and obnoxious.

[Texas Eagle]

"Upon my return to Chicago," he would write in the epilogue to his recently published memoir, Dreams From My Father, "I would find the signs of decay accelerated throughout the South Side--the neighborhoods shabbier, the children edgier and less restrained, more middle-class families heading out to the suburbs, the jails bursting with glowering youth, my brothers without prospects. All too rarely do I hear people asking just what it is that we've done to make so many children's hearts so hard, or what collectively we might do to right their moral compass--what values we must live by. Instead I see us doing what we've always done--pretending that these children are somehow not our own."

Wow. Where to start.

First, I think Barry is right to a certain extent. There, undeniably, are whites who don't care what blacks are facing are going through. By and large those whites are Liberals but they are whites nonetheless.

Taking the importance of a father out of the home and replacing it with Government was an idea put into practice almost by entirely by white politicians. Signed into law by the highest white person in the land at the time, Lyndon B. Johnson.

They even gave it a messianic title: The Great Society.

Like the article, I could go on and on and on.

And on.

And on.

But what good would that do? Barry Obama doesn't give a flying fig about what blacks are facing either. He's willing to perpetuate the misery for his own personal political gain.

Just like Whitey.

[reagan_fanatic]

The more of this kind of racist trash that comes out, the less likely Obama will be able to win the Presidency.

He can't do it on the minority vote alone.

[Moonman62]

So Obama’s white half didn’t care about the problems of his black half?

[TexanToTheCore]

Wrong

[lilylangtree]

“mainstream has rebuffed us”

Yeah, it “us (obamites) v. them (whiteyhood)”

[9YearLurker]

“We’ve got some hard nuts-and-bolts organizing and planning to do. We’ve got communities to build.”

And God help us if we vote into the presidency a man with this concept of how success and prosperity is achieved.

[houstonman58]

"In 1995 Obama stated: "These are mean, cruel times, exemplified by a 'lock 'em up, take no prisoners' mentality that dominates the Republican-led Congress" and "that white Americans couldn't care less about the profound problems African-Americans are facing."

I have been saying for months that Obama and his wife are angry, belligerent, anti-white racists. Obama is adept at veiling his racism, but his wife, (who is not proud of America), and his spiritual leader, "pastor" Wright, (probably the most aggressive racist there is, are frightening examples of how Obama sees himself. You don't marry a belligerent biggot and take a hateful racist who cannot stop assailing whites and Jews for your pastor and spiritual leader unless they pretty much reflect your own ideology.

The "change" Obama talks about is the government backed elevation of blacks into various positions and places of power that they are not qualified to handle, and the repression of "whitey". "Whitey" will carry on their backs the weight of the lazy, as welfare and other government aid programs rise exponentially under a President Obama. If Affirmative Action seems like reverse discrimination to you now, if Obama gets elected President just wait and see what he'll pull out of his black bag of racism. He'll probably make Pastor Wright Ambassador to the Middle East, where he and the sheiks will sit down together and plan how to destroy America.

[marktwain]

‘lock ‘em up, take no prisoners’

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I wonder if he makes a habit of directly contradicting himself in his speeches, as the above example shows.

[Stentor]

"The right wing, the Christian right, has done a good job of building these organizations of accountability, much better than the left or progressive forces have. But it's always easier to organize around intolerance, narrow-mindedness, and false nostalgia. And they also have hijacked the higher moral ground with this language of family values and moral responsibility.

That's just hate.

[AlexW]

“white Americans couldn’t care less about the profound problems African-Americans are facing.”

How about this:

All Americans couldn’t care less about the profound
problems poor white trash Americans are facing.

Where is the NAAPWT?

[raybbr]

As a result, Miss Rice told editors and reporters at The Washington Times, “descendants of slaves did not get much of a head start, and I think you continue to see some of the effects of that.”

“That particular birth defect makes it hard for us to confront it, hard for us to talk about it, and hard for us to realize that it has continuing relevance for who we are today,” she said.

From here.

Will racial victimhood EVER end??????

[aruanan]

So Obama’s been an opportunistic hate-monger for quite a while.

[kabar]

philanthropist, and author, he already has no trouble working 12-hour days.

This article was written in 1995. Where did he get the money to be a philanthropist?