CFM. Before this gets to a place it probably should not, I am not doubting at all what you think your lineage is. At all. It is a fact though with the advances in DNA quite a few times what many of us thought, is not. I can almost say for certain if there was a ocean going sailor in your bloodline somewhere, your family has some of you running around in some other part of the world.
Hillary Clinton slams DNC for lack of support during her campaign (#STFU part 2)
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CFM. Before this gets to a place it probably should not, I am not doubting at all what you think your lineage is. At all. It is a fact though with the advances in DNA quite a few times what many of us thought, is not. I can almost say for certain if there was a ocean going sailor in your bloodline somewhere, your family has some of you running around in some other part of the world.
There's a lid for every pot, Miss C. I'm happy you two found each other.
GazzaQueen
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We're long since rejected your sense of racial identity, christiefan915. We've taught all our mulatto children the same.
Americans like you could learn a thing or two from different cultures.
Unless you can prove otherwise, I don't take the "almost sure" claims of someone that doesn't know over those that do. If you're that certain, provide proof. Until you can, you have nothing more than words. I have names, dates, locations, etc. Can you match that? Claims require proof. I have proof, you have unsubstantiated words.
What makes you think I'm unfamiliar with them? I don't live on an island or an isolated mountain retreat. I live every day surrounded by different cultures.
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If you had learned some simple racial truths then you wouldn't harp about them every day.
Nor lose elections like you do.
I live by one racial truth only, that skin color makes zero difference regarding the worthiness of people. Zero, zip, nada.
GazzaQueen
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Skin color does not denote race, christiefan915.
See, you learned something new today.
From me.
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PostmodernProphet
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you lied about me again......unsurprising.....
Skin color does not denote race, christiefan915.
See, you learned something new today.
From me.
Fact.
Airstrip One
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CFM is 100% pure Aryan, just like TDAK.
I was just pointing out not all family heritages are what they seem. It really was not socially acceptable in history to admit someone there maybe mixed blood somewhere. That part of the family history got hidden or not put in the family tree. Means nothing now to most, back then, well. Different times.
#STFUHillary Part 3
In the wake of the campaign, and Trump's at-turns tumultuous, at-turns disastrous first four-plus months in office, Clinton appears to have convinced herself that her role in her defeat was minor when compared to the various forces -- media, Comey, Russians, gender and societal stereotypes against women in power -- aligned against her. Even her own party's national campaign committee -- with political ally Debbie Wasserman Schultz at the helm!
The truth of the matter is this: Hillary Clinton's name was at the top of the campaign and signed on the checks her staff received. It was her decision to set up a private email server and exclusively use it for her communications as secretary of state -- the first person in her position to do that.
She was the one who kept giving high-paid speeches to the likes of Goldman Sachs even after it was clear she was going to run for president. (
She was the one who struggled to grasp -- despite the repeated warnings of her staff -- that the email issue was causing her major image problems on questions of honesty and trustworthiness.
She was the one who premised her entire general election strategy on the idea that once voters knew who Trump was and what he said, they would have no choice but to vote for her.
She's the one who decided against visiting Wisconsin even one time between the Democratic convention and the general election.
And she was the one who referred to 25% of Americans as "baskets of deplorables"
While Clinton says she takes full responsibility for her defeat, everything else she says about the election belies that rhetoric. What taking the full blame and responsibility actually means is saying this: There were lots and lots of circumstances outside my control that hurt my chances. But at the end of the day, it was my campaign and my name on the ballot. And that means I lost and I own that.
Clinton isn't saying that. Probably because she simply doesn't believe it.
http://www.cnn.com/2017/06/01/politics/hillary-clinton-2016/index.html
In the wake of the campaign, and Trump's at-turns tumultuous, at-turns disastrous first four-plus months in office, Clinton appears to have convinced herself that her role in her defeat was minor when compared to the various forces -- media, Comey, Russians, gender and societal stereotypes against women in power -- aligned against her. Even her own party's national campaign committee -- with political ally Debbie Wasserman Schultz at the helm!
The truth of the matter is this: Hillary Clinton's name was at the top of the campaign and signed on the checks her staff received. It was her decision to set up a private email server and exclusively use it for her communications as secretary of state -- the first person in her position to do that.
She was the one who kept giving high-paid speeches to the likes of Goldman Sachs even after it was clear she was going to run for president. (
)
She was the one who struggled to grasp -- despite the repeated warnings of her staff -- that the email issue was causing her major image problems on questions of honesty and trustworthiness.
She was the one who premised her entire general election strategy on the idea that once voters knew who Trump was and what he said, they would have no choice but to vote for her.
She's the one who decided against visiting Wisconsin even one time between the Democratic convention and the general election.
And she was the one who referred to 25% of Americans as "baskets of deplorables"
While Clinton says she takes full responsibility for her defeat, everything else she says about the election belies that rhetoric. What taking the full blame and responsibility actually means is saying this: There were lots and lots of circumstances outside my control that hurt my chances. But at the end of the day, it was my campaign and my name on the ballot. And that means I lost and I own that.
Clinton isn't saying that. Probably because she simply doesn't believe it.
http://www.cnn.com/2017/06/01/politics/hillary-clinton-2016/index.html
annnd again today
linton says Trump encouraged his supporters to express their anger verbally and physically during the campaign. She likened the president's strategy to that of leaders in Bosnia and Rwanda who enflamed cultural tensions to win power.
Clinton says of her loss that "I'm fine as a person but I'm worried as an American."
linton says Trump encouraged his supporters to express their anger verbally and physically during the campaign. She likened the president's strategy to that of leaders in Bosnia and Rwanda who enflamed cultural tensions to win power.
Clinton says of her loss that "I'm fine as a person but I'm worried as an American."
"She was the one who premised her entire general election strategy on the idea that once voters knew who Trump was and what he said, they would have no choice but to vote for her."
That is what sank her. Arrogance. Thinking she was royalty and this was owed to her through her bloodline. Nobility.....
That is what sank her. Arrogance. Thinking she was royalty and this was owed to her through her bloodline. Nobility.....
indeed. she got the nomination by being next in line,but We the People don't play that game
I agree. Gotta keep mixing it up and moving ahead.
Skin color does not denote race, christiefan915.
See, you learned something new today.
From me.
Technically nothing denotes race, Miss C. It's just a mechanism applied by humans to other humans. Along with all their other beliefs, assumptions and prejudices. It's a social construct.
Now you learned something from me, Miss C.
GazzaQueen
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Technically nothing denotes race, Miss C. It's just a mechanism applied by humans to other humans. Along with all their other beliefs, assumptions and prejudices. It's a social construct.
Now you learned something from me, Miss C.
I always knew you were race driven, christiefan915. You're a typical bubblehead elderly white American liberal woman. Everyone must say and do just so or they're not as virtuous as you.
White people can be just as stupid as blacks. It's no secret.