Obama gets heckled by a group of blacks


Bane

Bane

The Vilian
This is a damn shame.

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I find it funny how Blacks wait until a Black Man is up for Pres. to show their asses at his rally.... and this is the 2nd time they've clowned like this in the State of Florida right? Last time a group of Blacks pulled out a "What about the Black Community" Banner... that was in Florida also.
To be honest, I don't believe they were PAID. There really are a lot of blacks that are AGAINST Obama and they are making it known.
Where were those same blacks at when Bush spoke in Florida?
Where were they when Mccain was in town?

Sorry to tell ya, But blacks will forever rank last all b/c we pull each other down.


*going to pray b/c that video just disturbed my soul a tad bit. :smh:

sad to say but Obama would not have made it this far it was not for GOD and the "white" vote.
Black folk are all talk and all about pulling our own down.
I'm starting to believe that 'our' community... our race love being unemployed, we love struggling, we love the way our public school's are being neglected, we love being in the state that we are currently in. We loved having BUSH as pres.... and we're ready to see MCCAIN as our next President.


:smh::smh::smh:
 
JSU2dapoint: I disagree with your comments about we as people love having terrible schools in our communities, being underemployed and unemployment, breathing bad air, corruption, crime and others issues.. Black people do care about black ecomonic empowerment, clean air, education reform, honest government, cleaning up the streets of criminals and others issues..

To be honest, Barack Obama has peed small segament of African-Americans with his comments.. Those people won't be voting for him or McCain.. More likely they are going to vote for Cynthia McKinney..

Uhuru Movement isn't connected to wiredos that protested Obama today in South Florida.. The Michael Warns people are way out there.. I'm not surprise if they did took money from GOP..
 
Check this out from facebook.

My status read: Anthony is shaking his head at these black people in Florida, Blacks against Obama?? Somewhere MLK is shedding tears right now"

here is the comments on my conservative friends sent me: "Now, Anthony, you seemed like the type in our last discussion who enjoyed listening to a different point of view. Surely you don't think that all black people have to be for Obama. You seem really unnerved that those folks in Florida would not be for Obama....just because he is black. MLK would NOT be crying, but he would indeed be proud that th... Read Moreose folks have the right and opportunity to follow any candidate they would like regardless of the color of his skin. MLK would be upset that someone would make a statement such as the one you did. Did I misread you as someone a little more open-minded than that?"


Here is my response: "Rossie, surely every black does not support Obama. However, the reports are coming out that this group was paid and planted by the Dade County GOP. That means they were either Republicans pretending to be dems or money hungry people who agreed to use their skin color for profit. The problem is not that they are not Obama supporters. The problem is that these people were picked to go and heckle Obama because of their skin color. I would bet my last dollar that people who paid them off, won't acknowledge their presence come November. However, either they were willing GOP members taking advantage of the skin color to try and hurt Obama or some misguided souls who sold theirselves for a few bucks. Either one of those cases are bad for the community. There is a complex for this type of behavior."
 
I'm disappointed that a group of blacks would protest at an Obama event, but these guys have their reasons for not being on the Obama train. They have that right just like you have the right to support whomever you choose. This kind of thing happens when ever politicians speak at public events.
 



jsupop33 said:
Check this out from facebook.

My status read: Anthony is shaking his head at these black people in Florida, Blacks against Obama?? Somewhere MLK is shedding tears right now"

here is the comments on my conservative friends sent me: "Now, Anthony, you seemed like the type in our last discussion who enjoyed listening to a different point of view. Surely you don't think that all black people have to be for Obama. You seem really unnerved that those folks in Florida would not be for Obama....just because he is black. MLK would NOT be crying, but he would indeed be proud that th... Read Moreose folks have the right and opportunity to follow any candidate they would like regardless of the color of his skin. MLK would be upset that someone would make a statement such as the one you did. Did I misread you as someone a little more open-minded than that?"


Here is my response: "Rossie, surely every black does not support Obama. However, the reports are coming out that this group was paid and planted by the Dade County GOP. That means they were either Republicans pretending to be dems or money hungry people who agreed to use their skin color for profit. The problem is not that they are not Obama supporters. The problem is that these people were picked to go and heckle Obama because of their skin color. I would bet my last dollar that people who paid them off, won't acknowledge their presence come November. However, either they were willing GOP members taking advantage of the skin color to try and hurt Obama or some misguided souls who sold theirselves for a few bucks. Either one of those cases are bad for the community. There is a complex for this type of behavior."
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It's called the Rev. Wacko syndrone
 
bluedog said:
It's called the Rev. Wacko syndrone
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Lol, I was gone say house negro but he was white and I didnt feel like giving him that information. Secondly, a white guy from rural Mississippi steps into a blog full of HBCU grads, he better be ready for a firefight.
 
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