McCain/Palin = Hate And Racism! Youtube Video.

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Those of us that live in rural areas of Kentucky understand the McCain/Palin code words when they speak of Barack Obama and we understand what McCain/Palin are trying to do. They (McCain/Palin) accuse Barack Obama of being the a redistributioner of wealth, when in fact those they are speaking to  have received more than their share of our wealth Click here and here to see what I mean.
 They (McCain/Palin) use code words like terrorist and "who is the real Barack Obama" to excite their base and get their right wing racist bigots to go the extra mile for the cause and those of us that remember the J.F.K., M.L.K. and R.F.K. assassinations are outraged because we know where this kind of rhetoric takes us and I suggest the McCain/Palin ticket does to.
 It's a sad day when the McCain/Palin ticket inspires people like Ashley Todd, Nathan Johnson, Shawn Robert Adolf, Tharin Gartrell, Paul Schlesselman and Daniel Cowart but progressive folks like me that live in rural areas understand what's going on and we are happy that the real right wing agenda is finally showing it's self for what it really is, hate and division!
 I understand that every Republican is not bad, but I also understand that the word Republican has become synonymous with racism, division, hate and that's a shame and that's why I've put together the graphic and video below because I've had enough of the phony McCain/Palin Republican hate agenda!

Comments

[Samson Gebre]

Thank you very much sir for posting this. I understand that it must be difficult to have a rationale view of politics, given that the environment that you live in is so toxic with cultural and racial overtones. I commend you for being able to break out of the narrow confines that so many find themselves trapped in.
It is the year 2008, and we as Americans, and more broadly as human beings, should be able to advance beyond all these divisive tactics that hearken back to the days of Jim Crow.

[Samson Gebre]

Thank you very much sir for posting this. I understand that it must be difficult to have a rationale view of politics, given that the environment that you live in is so toxic with cultural and racial overtones. I commend you for being able to break out of the narrow confines that so many find themselves trapped in.
It is the year 2008, and we as Americans, and more broadly as human beings, should be able to advance beyond all these divisive tactics that hearken back to the days of Jim Crow.