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Obama's DOJ: Whites have no civil rights
The above statement is the conclusion that must be drawn if the Department of Justice is selectively prosecuting cases based on the racial identity of the victim.
Excerpt: "Commissioner Peter Kirsanow asked Adams 'to what extent' the department believes equal treatment before the law applies to all voters. 'That's the problem,' replied Adams. 'They assume Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act doesn't apply to white voters.'" http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=175729 Similar, previous article here: http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=173117 As for politics, this is not the smartest move when 61% of your voting support in the last election is Caucasian. |
not to worry...soon we will hear the outcry's from Rev Jesse and Uncle Al as we know they are the champions of civil rights and justice for all.
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don't forget the NYT http://www.nytimes.com/2010/07/07/us/07rights.html |
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http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/...BEi4QD9GMHAS82 Excerpt: He wrote that some people see selective enforcement of civil rights laws "as a backdoor way to achieve reparations for slavery and discrimination. If the American public won't tolerate monetary reparations, which they won't, then a one-way approach to civil rights laws is seen as the next best alternative." "This aggressive one-way approach toward the civil rights laws is central to understanding why the voter intimidation case against the New Black Panther Party was dismissed by the Obama Justice Department," he wrote. By the way, I think you mean Michael Steele. Richard Steele used to be a boxing referee -- he had a few controversial TKO calls. |
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Those were much better articles that you and Geeker sent this time. I will say, though, that i don't recall reading once in that first one, anything about these people being appointed by the Bush administration. You guys seem like alright guys to me and I was always told not to argue about politics or religion, so I will save the rest of my wittyness for "nascar". He is much more fun to argue with! |
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Lets hope Joey is an alright guy then. |
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NoType..Ralph is Debbie and Franny's FetchBoy.
Leave him alone. |
In today's society it is a shame that we have to deal racism. Why cant people treat each other with dignity and respect that they deserve. Are we expecting any form from O'Dumbass? If you are hate to disappoint you but its not happening. Almost forgot to say that respect also has to be earned. O'Dumbass hasn't earned my respect. Sorry to disappoint all you O'Dumbass @ss kissers.
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Putting all of Nascar's delectable hypocrisy aside, O'Dumbass just doesn't make much sense comedically. Why the apostrophe? He's not Irish. And it's not as if "dumbass" rhymes with or looks like "bama." Reminds me of this every time I see it.
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it's nascar. calling someone else a dumbass. |
HiG...IAmStupid would miss the irony in LeMoi James saying ..''I'm a very humble person."
Which he did say. |
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Mort, if you're trying to pick a fight with me, disdain of Queen James ain't the subject to choose.
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OK.
The Yankees could never make it if the ML was under NFL salary rules. |
I agree.
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Phooey.
Well, who do you like? |
Uncly.
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I hate you.
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I guess I have to find somewhere else to watch the charity telebron.
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Just skip it...I don't follow anything about this nonsense.
LeMoi will probably appear on crutches and then spend the night dancing. |
Oh..the TeleBron was a good one...fine work.
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I don't know how you can defend Holder on this one. If you like a DOJ that allows this type of behavior and only prosecutes certain races, then I don't know what to say. I'm still not sure what your position is on this case. Are you saying that you approve of the way the Department of Justice handled this case? |
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I've been waiting to see who's going to defend Holder on this, and the silence is deafening, as it should be, since there is no valid defense for this. The government is overtly acting in a racist manner. Period. This even defies the invalid rules many proponents have put forward about discrimination, citing that civil rights are only violated when the responsible party "has power over you". This is to ensure a one-way enforcement like what we are now seeing. A white guy gets mugged at gunpoint in a black neighborhood, and somehow that's not a hate crime or a civil rights violation, but the reverse would be. This is the fantasy world of law enforcement they actively try to sustain. But now, since the president is half African American, he arguably "has power over" the disenfranchised caucasian litigants. |
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he's the attorney general of the united states. |
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lol my kids keep trying to get me on there...i say no, knowing my luck the categories would be opera, ballet, broadway musicals.... my dad had an encounter way back when with eric holder, when he was an up and coming lawyer and my dad was a policeman in d.c. dad put the youngster in his place! lol |
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yeah, i don't see that happening...he's semi-retired, living on a golf course. works for them a few days a week, golfs for free the rest of the time. dad had arrested a guy. holder hollered for a dismissal as soon as dad said on the witness stand he had talked to the fellow under arrest a bit before reading his rights. as dad said, and the judge agreed with him and not holder, you can talk to a suspect about things without mirandizing them-as long as the questioning is not about what you just arrested them for. holder thought he was sooo smart, lol. oops. case continued, fellow went to jail. young, gung ho lawyers... |
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The Department of Justice brought charges against the guys who were intimidating voters. It was a slam dunk case. But then inexplicably, the Obama appointees at the DOJ, forced the DOJ lawyers to drop the case. Eric Holder is the AG. He is the head of the DOJ. He was appointed by Obama and he forced the DOJ lawyers to drop this case. That is what the big deal is. http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/...cube_position1 |
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