Quote (Skinned @ May 12 2016 07:20am)
He could be wearing a Grand Wizard hat, a Nazi armband, carrying a sign that said "take the country back", carrying a Westboro Edition Bible, and be wearing a necklace fashioned from the ears of brown children and you would still find some plausible deniability.
Obama had historical opposition to his presidency before he did anything, before he laid out his agenda, and as a moderate. He has been personally disrespected more than any other president in the past during their reign, and the office itself has not been respected while he was in it. A white man from the south, resentful of his black boss, yelled out "you lie" and you can tell he wanted to say "boy" really bad at the end of it.
We're not talking about my perfect world here, we are talking about the world that is and your slow comprehension in understanding the underlying currents in our political system. I chalk it up to you being really young. I would guess you're about twenty, that magical age.
Dreaming up situations to make silly assumptions: The post
I didn't hear a want to say boy at the end, you really are dreaming up things. You are incriminating a person because they are white and from the south, you generalize them and believe they must hold racist views. Opposition and disrespect are not grounds for an accusation of racism, nor is calling someone a liar. Accusations of racism has been the favorite cry for the left for a long time, they are typically baseless. Difference is, people nowadays are tired of hearing it, they don't care about your false cries of racism, and the whiners hate being called out on it. When confronted, they typically go with emotional responses and "muh gut feeling"
You made a claim and can't back it up, your proof comes down to "people don't like Obama"
And for the record, I'm 25, although it's irrelevant.