Honest question for Confederate flag lovers: Why are you so proud of losing?

You've always treated blacks special though. Before it was as slaves, then they were objects to terrorize, then segregate, and finally to deny civil rights. The Republican Party has been consistent in defeating you. Now you treat blacks special by giving them freebies. It was a brilliant move.

again...that's a great approach from the democrat's perspective. Keep trying to pawn your bullshit line to black americans that they are too stupid to realize that the democratic party is buying them with freebies. It hasn't really worked for you in the past 50 years.... but you're welcome to keep at it. I would think that you would just stick to honing your southern strategy which, at least, has pretty much secured the former confederate states as GOP strongholds.
 
again...that's a great approach from the democrat's perspective. Keep trying to pawn your bullshit line to black americans that they are too stupid to realize that the democratic party is buying them with freebies. It hasn't really worked for you in the past 50 years.... but you're welcome to keep at it. I would think that you would just stick to honing your southern strategy which, at least, has pretty much secured the former confederate states as GOP strongholds.

If that don't work....they could always bring back the Death Panels.
 
again...that's a great approach from the democrat's perspective. Keep trying to pawn your bullshit line to black americans that they are too stupid to realize that the democratic party is buying them with freebies. It hasn't really worked for you in the past 50 years.... but you're welcome to keep at it. I would think that you would just stick to honing your southern strategy which, at least, has pretty much secured the former confederate states as GOP strongholds.
No need for you to be so racist. The Democrat Party's strategy works with any special interest group, be it gays, illegals, blacks, unions, corporations, etc. Give a group special privileges and individuals in that group will overwhelmingly support you.

Again, excellent strategy.
 
Can Obama really count? He is half white and the darky that is in him didnt experience US style slavery.

But, lets be honest. The liberals are over the porch monkeys. They have moved to the wetbacks as a preferable minority to pander to.

One has to wonder how the tar babies will take being kicked to the curb fr Paco the house painter.


Ahhhhhhhh...there is nothing like getting to read some pure, unadulterated hateful Racism!

And ILA is so proud of his irrational hate for others he doesn't even bother disguising it!

You got to admit that takes balls...microscopically tiny, shriveled little balls shrunken by impotent hate, but balls nonetheless.
 
By Rabbi Steven Pruzansky is the spiritual leader of Congregation Bnai Yeshurun in Teaneck, New Jersey
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

"The most charitable way of explaining the election results of 2012 is that Americans voted for the status quo - for the incumbent President and for a divided Congress. They must enjoy gridlock, partisanship, incompetence, economic stagnation and avoidance of responsibility. And fewer people voted.

But as we awake from the nightmare, it is important to eschew the facile explanations for the Romney defeat that will prevail among the chattering classes. Romney did not lose because of the effects of Hurricane Sandy that devastated this area, nor did he lose because he ran a poor campaign, nor did he lose because the Republicans could have chosen better candidates, nor did he lose because Obama benefited from a slight uptick in the economy due to the business cycle.

Romney lost because he didn't get enough votes to win.

That might seem obvious, but not for the obvious reasons. Romney lost because the conservative virtues - the traditional American virtues of
liberty, hard work, free enterprise, private initiative and aspirations to moral greatness - no longer inspire or animate a majority of the electorate.

The simplest reason why Romney lost was because it is impossible to compete against free stuff.

Every businessman knows this; that is why the "loss leader" or the giveaway is such a powerful marketing tool. Obama's America is one in which free stuff is given away: the adults among the 47,000,000 on food stamps clearly recognized for whom they should vote, and so they did, by the tens of millions; those who - courtesy of Obama - receive two full years of unemployment benefits (which, of course, both disincentivizes looking for work and also motivates people to work off the books while collecting their
windfall) surely know for whom to vote. The lure of free stuff is irresistible.

The defining moment of the whole campaign was the revelation of the secretly-recorded video in which Romney acknowledged the difficulty of winning an election in which "47% of the people" start off against him because they pay no taxes and just receive money - "free stuff" - from the government.

Almost half of the population has no skin in the game - they don't care about high taxes, promoting business, or creating jobs, nor do they care that the money for their free stuff is being borrowed from their children
and from the Chinese.

They just want the free stuff that comes their way at someone else's expense. In the end, that 47% leaves very little margin for error for any Republican, and does not bode well for the future.

It is impossible to imagine a conservative candidate winning against such overwhelming odds. People do vote their pocketbooks. In essence, the people vote for a Congress who will not raise their taxes, and for a President who will give them free stuff, never mind who has to pay for it.

That engenders the second reason why Romney lost: the inescapable conclusion that the electorate is ignorant and uninformed. Indeed, it does not pay to be an informed voter, because most other voters - the clear majority are unintelligent and easily swayed by emotion and raw populism. That is the indelicate way of saying that too many people vote with their hearts and not their heads. That is why Obama did not have to produce a second term agenda, or even defend his first-term record. He needed only to portray Mitt Romney as a rapacious capitalist who throws elderly women over a cliff, when he is not just snatching away their cancer medication, while starving the poor and cutting taxes for the rich.

During his 1956 presidential campaign, a woman called out to Adlai Stevenson: "Senator, you have the vote of every thinking person!" Stevenson called back: "That's not enough, madam, we need a majority!"
Truer words were never spoken.

Obama could get away with saying that "Romney wants the rich to play by a different set of rules" - without ever defining what those different rules
were; with saying that the "rich should pay their fair share" - without ever defining what a "fair share" is; with saying that Romney wants the poor, elderly and sick to "fend for themselves" - without even acknowledging that all these government programs are going bankrupt, their current insolvency only papered over by deficit spending.

Similarly, Obama (or his surrogates) could hint to blacks that a Romney victory would lead them back into chains and proclaim to women that their abortions and birth control would be taken away. He could appeal to Hispanics that Romney would have them all arrested and shipped to Mexico and unabashedly state that he will not enforce the current immigration laws. He could espouse the furtherance of the incestuous relationship between governments and unions - in which politicians ply the unions with public
money, in exchange for which the unions provide the politicians with votes, in exchange for which the oliticians provide more money and the unions
provide more votes, etc., even though the money is gone.

Obama also knows that the electorate has changed - that whites will soon be a minority in America (they're already a minority in California) and that the new immigrants to the US are primarily from the Third World and do not share the traditional American values that attracted immigrants in the 19th and 20th centuries. It is a different world, and a different America . Obama is part of that different America , knows it, and knows how to tap into it. That is why he won.

Obama also proved again that negative advertising works, invective sells, and harsh personal attacks succeed. That Romney never engaged in such diatribes points to his essential goodness as a person; his "negative ads" were simple facts, never personal abuse - facts about high unemployment,
lower take-home pay, a loss of American power and prestige abroad, a lack of leadership, etc. As a politician, though, Romney failed because he did not
embrace the devil's bargain of making unsustainable promises.

It turned out that it was not possible for Romney and Ryan - people of substance, depth and ideas - to compete with the shallow populism and platitudes of their opponents. Obama mastered the politics of envy of class warfare - never reaching out to Americans as such but to individual groups, and cobbling together a winning majority from these minority groups. If an Obama could not be defeated - with his record and his vision of America , in which free stuff seduces voters - it is hard to envision any change in the future.

The road to Hillary Clinton in 2016 and to a European-socialist economy - those very economies that are collapsing today in Europe - is paved.

For Jews, mostly assimilated anyway and staunch Democrats, the results demonstrate again that liberalism is their Torah. Almost sorr70% voted for a
president widely perceived by Israelis and most committed Jews as hostile to Israel . They voted to secure Obama's future at America 's expense and at
Israel 's expense - in effect, preferring Obama to Netanyahu by a wide margin.

A dangerous time is ahead. Under present circumstances, it is inconceivable that the US will take any aggressive action against Iran and will more
likely thwart any Israeli initiative. The US will preach the importance of negotiations up until the production of the first Iranian nuclear weapon - and then state that the world must learn to live with this new reality.

But this election should be a wake-up call to Jews. There is no permanent empire, nor is there an enduring haven for Jews anywhere in the exile. The American empire began to decline in 2007, and the deterioration has been exacerbated in the last five years. This election only hastens that decline.
Society is permeated with sloth, greed, envy and materialistic excess. It has lost its moorings and its moral foundations.. The takers outnumber the givers, and that will only increase in years to come.

The "Occupy" riots across this country in the last two years were mere dress rehearsals for what lies ahead - years of unrest sparked by the increasing discontent of the unsuccessful who want to seize the fruits and the bounty of the successful, and do not appreciate the slow pace of redistribution.

If this election proves one thing, it is that the Old America is gone. And, sad for the world, it is not coming back."
--
The problems we face today are there because the people who work for a living are outnumbered by those who vote for a living.

The article appeared in The Israel National News, and is directed to Jewish readership. 70% of American Jews vote as Democrats. Sorry, I don't have a link to this article.
 
again...that's a great approach from the democrat's perspective. Keep trying to pawn your bullshit line to black americans that they are too stupid to realize that the democratic party is buying them with freebies. It hasn't really worked for you in the past 50 years.... but you're welcome to keep at it. I would think that you would just stick to honing your southern strategy which, at least, has pretty much secured the former confederate states as GOP strongholds.

THE TRUTH WILL SET YOU FREE..a little long but it says a lot...



By Rabbi Steven Pruzansky is the spiritual leader of Congregation Bnai Yeshurun in Teaneck, New Jersey
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

"The most charitable way of explaining the election results of 2012 is that Americans voted for the status quo - for the incumbent President and for a divided Congress. They must enjoy gridlock, partisanship, incompetence, economic stagnation and avoidance of responsibility. And fewer people voted.

But as we awake from the nightmare, it is important to eschew the facile explanations for the Romney defeat that will prevail among the chattering classes. Romney did not lose because of the effects of Hurricane Sandy that devastated this area, nor did he lose because he ran a poor campaign, nor did he lose because the Republicans could have chosen better candidates, nor did he lose because Obama benefited from a slight uptick in the economy due to the business cycle.

Romney lost because he didn't get enough votes to win.

That might seem obvious, but not for the obvious reasons. Romney lost because the conservative virtues - the traditional American virtues of
liberty, hard work, free enterprise, private initiative and aspirations to moral greatness - no longer inspire or animate a majority of the electorate.

The simplest reason why Romney lost was because it is impossible to compete against free stuff.

Every businessman knows this; that is why the "loss leader" or the giveaway is such a powerful marketing tool. Obama's America is one in which free stuff is given away: the adults among the 47,000,000 on food stamps clearly recognized for whom they should vote, and so they did, by the tens of millions; those who - courtesy of Obama - receive two full years of unemployment benefits (which, of course, both disincentivizes looking for work and also motivates people to work off the books while collecting their
windfall) surely know for whom to vote. The lure of free stuff is irresistible.

The defining moment of the whole campaign was the revelation of the secretly-recorded video in which Romney acknowledged the difficulty of winning an election in which "47% of the people" start off against him because they pay no taxes and just receive money - "free stuff" - from the government.

Almost half of the population has no skin in the game - they don't care about high taxes, promoting business, or creating jobs, nor do they care that the money for their free stuff is being borrowed from their children
and from the Chinese.

They just want the free stuff that comes their way at someone else's expense. In the end, that 47% leaves very little margin for error for any Republican, and does not bode well for the future.

It is impossible to imagine a conservative candidate winning against such overwhelming odds. People do vote their pocketbooks. In essence, the people vote for a Congress who will not raise their taxes, and for a President who will give them free stuff, never mind who has to pay for it.

That engenders the second reason why Romney lost: the inescapable conclusion that the electorate is ignorant and uninformed. Indeed, it does not pay to be an informed voter, because most other voters - the clear majority are unintelligent and easily swayed by emotion and raw populism. That is the indelicate way of saying that too many people vote with their hearts and not their heads. That is why Obama did not have to produce a second term agenda, or even defend his first-term record. He needed only to portray Mitt Romney as a rapacious capitalist who throws elderly women over a cliff, when he is not just snatching away their cancer medication, while starving the poor and cutting taxes for the rich.

During his 1956 presidential campaign, a woman called out to Adlai Stevenson: "Senator, you have the vote of every thinking person!" Stevenson called back: "That's not enough, madam, we need a majority!"
Truer words were never spoken.

Obama could get away with saying that "Romney wants the rich to play by a different set of rules" - without ever defining what those different rules
were; with saying that the "rich should pay their fair share" - without ever defining what a "fair share" is; with saying that Romney wants the poor, elderly and sick to "fend for themselves" - without even acknowledging that all these government programs are going bankrupt, their current insolvency only papered over by deficit spending.

Similarly, Obama (or his surrogates) could hint to blacks that a Romney victory would lead them back into chains and proclaim to women that their abortions and birth control would be taken away. He could appeal to Hispanics that Romney would have them all arrested and shipped to Mexico and unabashedly state that he will not enforce the current immigration laws. He could espouse the furtherance of the incestuous relationship between governments and unions - in which politicians ply the unions with public
money, in exchange for which the unions provide the politicians with votes, in exchange for which the oliticians provide more money and the unions
provide more votes, etc., even though the money is gone.

Obama also knows that the electorate has changed - that whites will soon be a minority in America (they're already a minority in California) and that the new immigrants to the US are primarily from the Third World and do not share the traditional American values that attracted immigrants in the 19th and 20th centuries. It is a different world, and a different America . Obama is part of that different America , knows it, and knows how to tap into it. That is why he won.

Obama also proved again that negative advertising works, invective sells, and harsh personal attacks succeed. That Romney never engaged in such diatribes points to his essential goodness as a person; his "negative ads" were simple facts, never personal abuse - facts about high unemployment,
lower take-home pay, a loss of American power and prestige abroad, a lack of leadership, etc. As a politician, though, Romney failed because he did not
embrace the devil's bargain of making unsustainable promises.

It turned out that it was not possible for Romney and Ryan - people of substance, depth and ideas - to compete with the shallow populism and platitudes of their opponents. Obama mastered the politics of envy of class warfare - never reaching out to Americans as such but to individual groups, and cobbling together a winning majority from these minority groups. If an Obama could not be defeated - with his record and his vision of America , in which free stuff seduces voters - it is hard to envision any change in the future.

The road to Hillary Clinton in 2016 and to a European-socialist economy - those very economies that are collapsing today in Europe - is paved.

For Jews, mostly assimilated anyway and staunch Democrats, the results demonstrate again that liberalism is their Torah. Almost sorr70% voted for a
president widely perceived by Israelis and most committed Jews as hostile to Israel . They voted to secure Obama's future at America 's expense and at
Israel 's expense - in effect, preferring Obama to Netanyahu by a wide margin.

A dangerous time is ahead. Under present circumstances, it is inconceivable that the US will take any aggressive action against Iran and will more
likely thwart any Israeli initiative. The US will preach the importance of negotiations up until the production of the first Iranian nuclear weapon - and then state that the world must learn to live with this new reality.

But this election should be a wake-up call to Jews. There is no permanent empire, nor is there an enduring haven for Jews anywhere in the exile. The American empire began to decline in 2007, and the deterioration has been exacerbated in the last five years. This election only hastens that decline.
Society is permeated with sloth, greed, envy and materialistic excess. It has lost its moorings and its moral foundations.. The takers outnumber the givers, and that will only increase in years to come.

The "Occupy" riots across this country in the last two years were mere dress rehearsals for what lies ahead - years of unrest sparked by the increasing discontent of the unsuccessful who want to seize the fruits and the bounty of the successful, and do not appreciate the slow pace of redistribution.

If this election proves one thing, it is that the Old America is gone. And, sad for the world, it is not coming back."
--
The problems we face today are there because the people who work for a living are outnumbered by those who vote for a living.

The article appeared in The Israel National News, and is directed to Jewish readership. 70% of American Jews vote as Democrats. Sorry, I don't have a link to this article.
 
You've always treated blacks special though. Before it was as slaves, then they were objects to terrorize, then segregate, and finally to deny civil rights. The Republican Party has been consistent in defeating you. Now you treat blacks special by giving them freebies. It was a brilliant move.

In hindsight giving them freebies has been worse than slavery and/or the democrats civil rights abuses. The welfare state has sucked the independence out of far too many individuals. Blacks in particular.

The bondage that democrats keep blacks in today is worse than slavery.

It is a great dichotomy the libtards have set up.

1) they bitch that the GOP has no blacks in it
2) when a successful black speaks up as a forceful conservative the libtards scream "he/she is a token black"
3) they bitch that the GOp has no blacks in it

Rinse wash and repeat
 
Not exactly accurate....people change, everyone changes, thats just the normal state of things. Thats no. 1

Then, you say the parties changed....? Yes, but it was the Democrats that changed, not so much the Republicans....
Gernerally, the Republican have always been for personal freedom and still are....
They have been for personal responsibility, and still are....
They have been for less gov. intrusion, less taxation, free trade, strong military, civil rights and most importantly, the Constitution, and they are still.

The Democrats, being the party of slavery and bigotry, aristocracy of the rich in the south, etc. saw the folly of their ways a mere 60 or so years ago and slowly
did a turn around....swinging from one extreme to the other.....
They became the party of a new brand of socialism and forced social engineering of the populace......by force of governmental law.....
They constantly seek higher taxation to finance as much welfare giveaways as possible, in effect, bribing a larger portion of the population for votes.
They demonize one group of citizens against others to create an enemy to blame for mistakes, the rich, corporations, Republicans, or even individuals as we've seen.

They use the words and meaning of our own Constitution, meanings that stood for well over 2 centuries, to create either new freedoms our of thin air, or
to restrict freedoms that were in effect since the document was written...claiming the words don't mean what they say....a new interpretation as they see things..
They dilute the freedoms our son's and daughters, have died for by bestowing those rights and freedoms on just about anyone that can sneak across our borders....
The list is long, but this is enough to make my point.

The parties have changed.....the Republicans are basically the Party of Lincoln and Washington and the founding fathers.....

The Democrats have been 'born again' in the last few decades into a new party.....a dangerous party, chipping away at the
customs and values on which this nation was built....slowly eroding away the foundations of the US.

Why do you persist with this silliness, Bravo?

I've already posted the Democratic and Republican Party platforms from 1912. Both look like the other's party's platform of 2012.

When are you going to come up with some fresh shit to complain about?

 
Does to me! He's the new token black conservative who made such a fool of himself last month his alma mater wouldn't even let him give the commencement address at their graduation!

He should make Uncle Herman proud.

Why is it liberals have no issue with Hollywood actors and actress's commenting on issues

But a practicing neurosurgeon from John Hopkins is not permitted to comment on the effects of Obamacare?
 
Why is it liberals have no issue with Hollywood actors and actress's commenting on issues

But a practicing neurosurgeon from John Hopkins is not permitted to comment on the effects of Obamacare?

I don't think anyone doesn't want him to comment. Just because he's a skilled neurosurgeon doesn't mean he knows jack shit about the business side of insurance. Edison was a brilliant man but couldn't perform simple math.
 
I don't think anyone doesn't want him to comment. Just because he's a skilled neurosurgeon doesn't mean he knows jack shit about the business side of insurance. Edison was a brilliant man but couldn't perform simple math.

Saying that a Doctor knows nothing about insurance is like saying a Police Officer knows nothing about the law

The issue was he made valid comments about Obamacare, its effects, and the left was "outraged"

BTW, he was right about Obamacare and many of the Democrats who voted for the massive tax bill are running away from their votes
 
Saying that a Doctor knows nothing about insurance is like saying a Police Officer knows nothing about the law

The issue was he made valid comments about Obamacare, its effects, and the left was "outraged"

BTW, he was right about Obamacare and many of the Democrats who voted for the massive tax bill are running away from their votes

He said what was handed to him by his republican handlers to say.

And, yes, all doctors know about insurance is to tell their billing ppl to file it.
 
He said what was handed to him by his republican handlers to say.

And, yes, all doctors know about insurance is to tell their billing ppl to file it.

So you are saying there are no issues with Obamacare, people are not having their work hours or jobs cut because of Obamacare, the cost has not doubled, and the exchanges will open on time and on budget?
 
Excellent and very informative post.. :good4u:

the framers of the constitution could not abolish slavery if the colonies were to be free of britain. however, the conflict between the north and the south was inevitable.

i would be happier with the post that you so lavishly praise if there were links provided to prove the statements made.

no region could claim clean hands when it came to racism. there were and still are racists in all parts of this nation, just not as many as around the civil war and for some time thereafter and even today.

our hope lies in our youth that usually have not been contaminated completely by racism.

my parents were racists and even today i have my problems even though i am part native american. it has been a difficult battle to shed as much of my racism and other prejudices as i have and have done my best not to pass them on to my children and grandchildren.

how about you, have you battled the racism and prejudices within yourself?
 
the framers of the constitution could not abolish slavery if the colonies were to be free of britain. however, the conflict between the north and the south was inevitable.

i would be happier with the post that you so lavishly praise if there were links provided to prove the statements made.

no region could claim clean hands when it came to racism. there were and still are racists in all parts of this nation, just not as many as around the civil war and for some time thereafter and even today.

our hope lies in our youth that usually have not been contaminated completely by racism.

my parents were racists and even today i have my problems even though i am part native american. it has been a difficult battle to shed as much of my racism and other prejudices as i have and have done my best not to pass them on to my children and grandchildren.

how about you, have you battled the racism within yourself?

Liberals are more blatant with their racism as they know they will get a pass from their fellow liberals

“White folks was in the caves while we [blacks] was building empires … We built pyramids before Donald Trump ever knew what architecture was … we taught philosophy and astrology and mathematics before Socrates and them Greek homos ever got around to it.” — Al Sharpton

and


“A few years ago, (Barack Obama) would have been getting us coffee.” — Bill Clinton to Ted Kennedy
 
Why is it liberals have no issue with Hollywood actors and actress's commenting on issues

But a practicing neurosurgeon from John Hopkins is not permitted to comment on the effects of Obamacare?

i am a social progressive (liberal to some) and a fiscal conservative.

i have a problem with anyone that publically avows a position on something that they are not cognizant of...being a doctor does not make one an expert or even very knowledgeable of the aca.

people in the performing arts are entitled to their opinions the same as everyone else (including doctors) and they do not hold any more weight than anyone else's opinion that is not backed up with the facts.
 
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i am a social progressive (liberal to some) and a fiscal conservative.

i have a problem with anyone that publically avows a position on something that they are not cognizant of...being a doctor does not make one an expert or even very knowledgeable of the aca.

people in the performing are entitled to their opinions the same as everyone else (including doctors) and they do not hold any more weight than anyone else's opinion that is not backed up with the facts.

What he said about Obamacare and the debt are correct

The liberal media is ignoring the "train wreck" of Obamacare and the people who are losing their jobs (or having their work hours reduced)

Meanwhile the cost of Obamacare continues to soar - and it is added to the Obama Excess Card
 
Saying that a Doctor knows nothing about insurance is like saying a Police Officer knows nothing about the law

The issue was he made valid comments about Obamacare, its effects, and the left was "outraged"

BTW, he was right about Obamacare and many of the Democrats who voted for the massive tax bill are running away from their votes

link/cite?

most doctors pay someone to take care of their insurance and insurance processing. that does not mean that they know anything about insurance. their field of expertise is medicine (i hope).
 
link/cite?

most doctors pay someone to take care of their insurance and insurance processing. that does not mean that they know anything about insurance. their field of expertise is medicine (i hope).

Again I have several Obamacare threads started and most Doctors I have been too have their own staff do the insurance so they know all about Obamacare
 
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