That Alex guy posting: He must be a Farrakhan soldier. Hey Alex, God Bless America. God Damn America really offends the American citizens. Thats us not you. Do you have another country like Africa, you owe your allegiance to? Great, Ship out.

That Alex guy posting: He must be a Farrakhan soldier. Hey Alex, God Bless America. God Damn America really offends the American citizens. Thats us not you. Do you have another country like Africa, you owe your allegiance too? Great, Ship out.

Obama ‘transcends’ mere investigation
4-13-2008
http://www.onlineathens.com/stories/041308/opinion_2008041300685.shtml

…”Wright, Obama explained, spoke “as if our society was static; as if no progress has been made. … But …what we have seen is that America can change.” So, to prove Wright wrong, vote for Obama. He stuck to his narrative. He sold the story: Person A finds Wright’s words sinister. Person B thinks they capture the anger of the black experience. Only Obama-the-uniter understands both perspectives.

Postmodernism’s farewell to reason was obvious in Obama’s speech, whose sloganeering reached new heights. Slogans play well to those unwilling to investigate claims or make judgments, and Obama has mastered language that, though sounding significant, is devoid of any concrete meaning.

In the postmodern world, concreteness is bad. So is consistency, that one-time virtue replaced by adaptability. Obama modifies his image and, yes, delivers speeches according to what he needs others to see.
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Pflegen was right. It is also desperate and ignorant to keep comparing people to Hitler.

Ugh!! More disgusting that a filthy gutter rat.

Did your mother teach you this?

http://www.randyjurgensen.com/id2.html

I, for one, will do everything in my (admittedly feeble) power to see he does not become President.

Remember Phillip Cardillo!

Can you find a transcript or something?

“When Minister Louis Farrakhan speaks, America listens…For his commitment to truth, education and leadership, we honor Minister Louis Farrakhan with the Rev. Jeremiah W. Wright Jr. Lifetime Achievement Award.”

has been pulled out !! Many of you have alluded to this… Keeps going and going.

Are you saying that if say Hitler called someone a fascist then he is to be praised?

Ugh!! More disgusting that a filthy gutter rat.

What kind of fool are you? LOL!!

I was waiting for his name to come up. He pissed some people off for calling out some bigots.

All praise to Pfleger!

The majority vote of the Southside Catholic Conference to deny the entrance of a Black Catholic Church, St. Sabina, into its youth sports league on grounds that its neighborhood is too dangerous to play in has sparked a heated discussion in Chicago over faith and race. At the center of the controversy is Rev. Michael Pfleger, the White pastor of St. Sabina’s who, for years, has challenged the Catholic Church to become more responsive to racism, and a man who has a very unique relationship with Nation Of Islam Leader Minister Louis Farrakhan.

Father Pfleger, as he is commonly known, believes that the vote against St. Sabina’s entrance into the sports league was racist at its core and he has publicly stated as much. Others have vociferously countered that Father Pfleger’s charge is unfounded and that the decision to keep St. Sabina’s youth out of the sports league is a reasonable one based solely on concerns for the safety of the current members of the league, who are predominately White. They cite statistics detailing a relatively high level of crime in the St. Sabina’s neighborhood as evidence to support their claim. In response, Chicago Mayor Richard Daley and Chicago police department officials have stated that they believe that the St. Sabina neighborhood is safe enough to host youth sports and that additional provisions can easily be arranged to increase the level of security in the neighborhood.

The Roman Catholic Archdiocese has publicly questioned the vote of the Southside Catholic Conference and released a statement that challenged the basis of the decision keeping St. Sabina’s out.

A recent article in the Chicago Sun-Times covered the church’s position. It wrote:

Officials of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago said Thursday that the actions of some of the intramural league’s members could be construed as racist.

“If the reason reported–`fear by certain coaches and parishes for the safety of their children’–is the sole reason for the decision, it is not an acceptable reason,” the archdiocese’s leaders wrote in a two-page statement.

“Such a reason presupposes that all black neighborhoods are intrinsically less safe than all white neighborhoods and that white parents and children have more reasons to fear for their safety in the black community than black parents and children do in the white community,” they wrote.

Even former Chicago Bear, Defensive Tackle, Christopher Zorich, weighed in on the matter.

In a letter to the Chicago Sun-Times Chris Zorich wrote:

As a member of the St. Sabina family, I am terribly disappointed in last week’s Southside Catholic Conference 11-9 vote denying St. Sabina entrance into its athletic conference. As a native Chicagoan, words cannot express my disgust.