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Thought on Reverend Wright vs. Barak Obama
5/5/2008 3:29 pm |
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5/5/2008 9:48 pm |
I voted for the girl. Hope she'll be the one that would go against the old republican.
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5/6/2008 1:02 am |
Wright sounds much like many of my middle eastern friends (Iranians, etc)... scary how twisted people can get.
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5/6/2008 1:09 am |
Hello Noni, humm... didn't see that. Unfortunatly, Oba. is taking a toll with Wright's comments and Clint. is taking really advantage of it (Thx Mr Clint.) The situation is similar than the one in France during presidentials. - I see H. Clint. winning over Oba. and loosing to McC... McC, would be happy to have H. Clint. for opponent instead of Oba. McC knowing that facing Oba., he will loose. Well, this is just my personnal view... Note: I don't vote here (US) -otherwise, Oba. is the man- Beautiful day to you
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5/6/2008 4:13 pm |
Pepe, how are you cutting into my blog and posting in between other posters pervious to you? Pepe. Your hacking? (smile)
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5/6/2008 10:40 pm |
Quote" "You mean you two are inclined to vote for Billary soley on the fact that she has a V." I did not state nor imply that I voted for Hillary Clinton based soley on her gender, and I obviously did not vote for her based on her race/color. She seems to have proven so far that she is capable of leadership and could lead the nation if only given the chance. She'd make a good presidential candidate and possibly beat out the old republican (more so that Obama), and being a female in an icing on the cake. I am not comfortable with the color-oriented controversy that seems to surround Obama. He himself may not be the one to bring about such issues onto himself... though I do not know him well as a politician. What does "Sir Billary" mean to imply? If it means that Hilary Clinton is similar to or/and influenced by Bill Clinton, our former president, in her political outlook and practices, well, so be it. Bill Clinton would be far more suitable mate and confidant for her in leading this nation than many of the spouses of other politicians.
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5/7/2008 12:41 am |
i think i might be in love with bintijua  
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5/7/2008 9:51 am |
i agree that MR Wright was a little bit on the Over Acting mode. He just might have a hidden agenda. But after yesterday's results, it looks like Obama no matter what.
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5/7/2008 10:58 pm |
Noni, I hope you'd understand that I am basically skipping all the copy and paste of others' writings though you may be using them to support your views. They are just way too long and not easy to read... unless I google them individually and print them out. And I am in the middle of preparing for a final paper along with a couple of quizzes coming up (for a class). I rather read your own views in your own writing. Paraphrasing their work with your own words and referencing them would be one of the ways(as my professors would say), I guess. The only reason why I even bothered respond to this blog was because it had an interesting topic (ie; Obama who happens to be winning over Hillary Clinton). What do you mean you love me too?
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5/9/2008 1:00 pm |
Don t let your Juice overflow yet, it s a long way to go still... and personally, I don t think Obama can beat McCain.
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5/28/2008 12:48 pm |
I'm neither Democrat, nor Republican, nor Libertarian. Though I not a Democrat, I do not like everything the Replicans are doing or has done. Same thing goes for the Livertarians. I'm more right than left leaning, but I'm an unique individual, free thinking, for himself. This very particular to me, the Rev. Wright views and facts he uses. I hope I'm just misunderstanding this post and hope this is not how you and others here view the issue of race and color. I hope what you are saying he is just standing up for what he believes, expressing what's on his mind, and being a person of integrity. I'm not saying everybody is perfect or every nation is good, for I admit I live in a country whose history in the past has not always been perfect or just in all matters. But it does it's utmost to correct it's ways, unlike other countries in the history of the world who will just ignore it or do nothing to change it. I watched part of Rev. Wright speech he made on CNN at an educational annual conference. The speech which I caught and listened to, a few things he was saying was a bit off. The notion of his on the particular way
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5/28/2008 6:40 pm |
I'm neither Democrat, nor Republican, nor Libertarian. Though I not a Democrat, I do not like everything the Replicans are doing or has done. Same thing goes for the Livertarians. I'm more right than left leaning, but I'm an unique individual, free thinking, for himself. This very particular to me, the Rev. Wright views and facts he uses. I hope I'm just misunderstanding this post and hope this is not how you and others here view the issue of race and color. I hope what you are saying he is just standing up for what he believes, expressing what's on his mind, and being a person of integrity. I'm not saying everybody is perfect or every nation is good, for I admit I live in a country whose history in the past has not always been perfect or just in all matters. But it does it's utmost to correct it's ways, unlike other countries in the history of the world who will just ignore it or do nothing to change it. I watched part of Rev. Wright speech he made on CNN at an educational annual conference. The speech which I caught and listened to, a few things he was saying was a bit off. The notion of his on the particular way The rest of my comment on Rev. Wright's views on how blacks learns is because they are one-sided-brain over the other sided-brain and their behavior in class in schools. He sounds like those back in the past who argued this is why they should be separated and segregated in the first place. That to me seems so wrong. I know everyone learns differently not because of what they are, but who they are. No matter if anyone has disabilities, how they were raised in the city or in the country (or backwoods/sticks), or nation, or gender, or religion , or creed, or character, or behavior, they learn differently because they are human. And being human, which are unique, that's the reason everyone learns differently. Another thing, do think nothing has changed since the 1960s in America? I do not see any signs says
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