The Kansas Citian posts an informative look at Missouri Roadside signage that promises "war" if the GOP doesn't get its way. I can only hope that this bit of reactionary thought is less persuasive than all of those walnut bowl signs that I also ignore.
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It took a Black man to become president to bring EVERY racist together as one. The previous administration started two(2) wars and well over 4,000 soldiers were killed and no one was this mad. The previous administration passed tax cuts that cost the economy of this country 1.7 trillion dollars and no one was mad about that, but the first Black president got into office and this country which is supposed to be Chroistian-based and looking out for the underpriviledged is ready to lynch him like it's the 1940's. I don't care what anybody says if the president was any other race we would not have so much obstructionism going on in Washington.
ReplyDeleteI think the Title should be "When White MEN Lose: Prepare for War!" Please don't include women in their stupidity.
ReplyDeleteI think you're forgetting Sarah Palin.
ReplyDeleteI think it should say "when white straight men who live in the suburbs and rural areas lose".
ReplyDeleteLucius, I thought most of the antiwar protesters were white, and they seemed very mad. Where have they gone? Why no protests for the ratcheting up of tensions with Iran? We saw a lot of white people who were rightfully concerned during the run up to the March 2003 invasion.
ReplyDeleteBut now with a new president, they don't seem concerned.
Be scared Tony. Very Scared.
ReplyDeleteThis is no joke. We are coming.
That sounds kind of sexy.
ReplyDeleteNo other president has ever wanted to "fundamentally change this country" like obamas. He would not have been elected without the white vote, oh, forgot about the double votes in Detroit. Plus he is bending the rules to pass his bullshit reform. Don't forget we had a democratic majority in congress when the economy went to shit, but it's easier to blame Bush.
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