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To: darrellmaurina

Okay, two tap dances in a row, I’ll take that as “I’m afraid to violate PC taboos.”


268 posted on 04/09/2012 4:49:45 AM PDT by Travis McGee (www.EnemiesForeignAndDomestic.com)
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To: Travis McGee; Jim Robinson
Travis, I have trouble seeing why you think I'm “afraid to violate PC taboos” because I say Jim Robinson, not me, gets to define the meaning of his words when he says “Please: NO profanity, NO personal attacks, NO racism or violence in posts.”

If you want to know what I believe, I have huge problems with homosexual activism. I believe gay marriage is an abomination that invites the wrath of God upon nations. I believe Islam is not only a false religion but a political danger to America and any other non-Islamic nation.

All of those views are taught to me by my Bible and none of those are very “PC” by current standards.

I'm not going to define Jim Robinson's words for him, but I will define mine. On race, I couldn't care less what somebody’s skin color may be; I care a great deal what they believe. Most conservatives figured out long ago that anti-Communists from Cuba, Vietnam, and South Korea believe exactly the same thing we believe, and might be a lot angrier about it than those of us whose contact with liberal extremism is limited to university settings.

White racism is dying out. It's politically irrelevant except in a few small pockets, most of which won't be around in a couple more generations. I don't agree with Herman Cain or Col. West or Marco Rubio about everything — especially Mitt Romeny, in Rubio’s case — but I do know we need many more black and Hispanic conservatives in politics.

270 posted on 04/09/2012 5:04:07 AM PDT by darrellmaurina
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