Which War Scares You More?

PrintSmith wrote: [Remember the president talking to the hispanic group and telling them to "punish their enemies"? Now, you may consider such toxic rhetoric to be racially healing instead of racially dividing, but I certainly wouldn't classify it that way.
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Good point... forgot about that one. When the president and the AG BOTH use race as tool to divide us, they are not leading all the people, only the people they feel like they can control (or get their votes to keep power). Regardless of what the left thinks of Bush, he never used race for his own benefit.

Rick wrote:

PrintSmith wrote: [Remember the president talking to the hispanic group and telling them to "punish their enemies"? Now, you may consider such toxic rhetoric to be racially healing instead of racially dividing, but I certainly wouldn't classify it that way.
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Good point... forgot about that one. When the president and the AG BOTH use race as tool to divide us, they are not leading all the people, only the people they feel like they can control (or get their votes to keep power). Regardless of what the left thinks of Bush, he never used race for his own benefit.

Bush was white....that comes with built in benefits.

And what benefit did Bush enjoy that Sasha and Malia aren't going to also enjoy?

And what kind of benefits would you say the son of the Reverend Jackson enjoyed growing up?

Would you say that Sasha and Malia and Jesse Jr enjoyed/will enjoy more benefits than the sons and daughters of the workers at the closed GM plant in Janesville, WI likely would ever have? Me too, so what does race have to do with your premise archer?

And why do women declare that they have to work twice as hard as men to get promoted and African American "leaders" say that blacks are "owed" by America.

War on Americans who do drugs
War on Americans who don't support poverty
War on Americans who want privacy

I'm afraid we are losing the war on stupidity.

Photo-fish wrote: I'm afraid we are losing the war on stupidity.

Idiocracy? Coming faster than you think!

Photo-fish wrote: I'm afraid we are losing the war on stupidity.

Give us a chance to publicly fund education for children instead of government owned and operated schools and we might just be able to fix that particular problem.