@JackTen 164708 wrote:
It’s not Obama’s fault at all, but I know quite a few people that have been very frustrated in the past few years with Al Sharpton’s antics, now combined with the Rev. Wright stuff. The double standards they preach. And there’s no doubt they’re right on some level, but the anti-white attitude simply isn’t helping.
While I’m not a Sharpton fan, he is allowed to speak his mind just like Wright and that white preacher that mocked Hillary last week which I thought was absolutly horrible of him to do. We are suppose to love not hate on each other like that and him supposidly being a man of god should know better.
Rev. Wright is way over the top, but if you think about some of the things he must have witnessed his parents go thru due to racism and slavery or even himself then he is mad as hell and happen to have a platform to voice it. I’m more afraid of those that hide there true feelings about racism.
Personally, I paid no attention to any of them because they are all way to extreme for me, but I don’t see how folks hold Obama accountable for the actions of others.
Blacks will help put Obama in office, but it will be the hispanics (which last I heard out-numbered blacks in the US) and white people that secure it for him.