#14 Folks have been listening to this rubbish for so long they have come to believe it or are fully desensitized. Unfortunately, the Obama momentum is such now that if he loses, I fear we're in for some real social trouble.
Besoeker, am I the only one here seeing the similarity with the european decolonization of africa, north and subsaharan, and the relationship with former colonies (through foreign policies, AND, mostly through mass immigration from said former colonies), IE an explosive mix-up between a sense of grievance, a sense of entitlement, and plain resentment, met with a force-fed/enforced guilt from the other side? And, as for the USA, this particular negative and ultimately very harmful IMHO trend was not at all unavoidable, quite the contrary, it was cultivated by the same marxists/progressives strain, for ideological reasons, and for profit (many demagogues have built their career on that).
To me, there's an obvious parallal to be made between race relations in the USA since the civil rights era, and in race relations between ethnic europeans and migrants in Europe. Quite a waste. |
Officials at Sen. Barack Obama's church have taken offense at the controversy born out of the fiery statements made by their senior pastor who sermonized that black Americans should sing "God Damn America" instead of "God Bless America."