I started a whole bunch of Obama threads on the other board

gs78 wrote:

TG wrote:

gdennis59 wrote:

Ha. Bryons (redwings82) got on this shirt that has a pic of Obama and it says "Obama is my homeboy"

If people actually researched everything as well as I have... I'm thinking Obama would NOT have won.

And the Liberal Media prevented the truth from being heard

Of course it did. If anyone really wanted the truth they had to look for it. They turn on the tv and all they here is Obama is AMAZING.

And the Mods banned me


But people are still sending me messages
I can't read



Probably more threats

threats?

TG wrote:

gs78 wrote:

TG wrote:

gdennis59 wrote:

Ha. Bryons (redwings82) got on this shirt that has a pic of Obama and it says "Obama is my homeboy"

If people actually researched everything as well as I have... I'm thinking Obama would NOT have won.

And the Liberal Media prevented the truth from being heard

Of course it did. If anyone really wanted the truth they had to look for it. They turn on the tv and all they here is Obama is AMAZING.

Still talking about Obama


Some Black Guy on either CNN or CNBC is talking about how he had images of slavery and segregated schools when Obama was elected


Just proves blacks will never let slavery, segregation and Jim Crow go


No matter how what;


You could give every black a million dolllars, a new house, car and free college education


And you would still have people bringing up the past

TG wrote:

threats?

I have been getting threats from people on the Mlb.com boards


And You Tube



People want to put a cap in my cracker ass

telling me to go fuck my sister

calling me an inbred


One Muslim on YouTube

wants to sodomize me and drink my blood

gs78 wrote:

Still talking about Obama


Some Black Guy on either CNN or CNBC is talking about how he had images of slavery and segregated schools when Obama was elected


Just proves blacks will never let slavery, segregation and Jim Crow go


No matter how what;


You could give every black a million dolllars, a new house, car and free college education


And you would still have people bringing up the past

Someone actually mentioned something about that at school today. But what they said made a lot of sense....

One good thing about having Obama as president is that the black people can't complain. They were elected over a white man. They can't complain that they aren't being treated fairly. (Even though they prolly will anyway)

gs78 wrote:

TG wrote:

threats?

I have been getting threats from people on the Mlb.com boards


And You Tube



People want to put a cap in my cracker ass

telling me to go fuck my sister

calling me an inbred


One Muslim on YouTube

wants to sodomize me and drink my blood

:haha: sorry that really isn't funny but it's pointless threatening someone you have never met before and will never meet when you are online.

TG wrote:

gs78 wrote:

Still talking about Obama


Some Black Guy on either CNN or CNBC is talking about how he had images of slavery and segregated schools when Obama was elected


Just proves blacks will never let slavery, segregation and Jim Crow go


No matter how what;


You could give every black a million dolllars, a new house, car and free college education


And you would still have people bringing up the past

Someone actually mentioned something about that at school today. But what they said made a lot of sense....

One good thing about having Obama as president is that the black people can't complain. They were elected over a white man. They can't complain that they aren't being treated fairly. (Even though they prolly will anyway)

They will always complain



The Sharpton's, Farrahkan's, Jackson's and other poverty pimps living depends on it

gs78 wrote:

TG wrote:

gs78 wrote:

Still talking about Obama


Some Black Guy on either CNN or CNBC is talking about how he had images of slavery and segregated schools when Obama was elected


Just proves blacks will never let slavery, segregation and Jim Crow go


No matter how what;


You could give every black a million dolllars, a new house, car and free college education


And you would still have people bringing up the past

Someone actually mentioned something about that at school today. But what they said made a lot of sense....

One good thing about having Obama as president is that the black people can't complain. They were elected over a white man. They can't complain that they aren't being treated fairly. (Even though they prolly will anyway)

They will always complain



The Sharpton's, Farrahkan's, Jackson's and other poverty pimps living depends on it

They will, I know that from experience of being called a racist for stupid stuff. They complain that I don't like them because they are black and they get less rights or whatever. But I still think that at least there will be a few less people complaining.

TG wrote:

gs78 wrote:

TG wrote:

gs78 wrote:

Still talking about Obama


Some Black Guy on either CNN or CNBC is talking about how he had images of slavery and segregated schools when Obama was elected


Just proves blacks will never let slavery, segregation and Jim Crow go


No matter how what;


You could give every black a million dolllars, a new house, car and free college education


And you would still have people bringing up the past

Someone actually mentioned something about that at school today. But what they said made a lot of sense....

One good thing about having Obama as president is that the black people can't complain. They were elected over a white man. They can't complain that they aren't being treated fairly. (Even though they prolly will anyway)

They will always complain



The Sharpton's, Farrahkan's, Jackson's and other poverty pimps living depends on it

They will, I know that from experience of being called a racist for stupid stuff. They complain that I don't like them because they are black and they get less rights or whatever. But I still think that at least there will be a few less people complaining.

Another thing;


How come no criticizes all the black votes in California that helped ban gay marriage


But when Whites vote against Gay Rights


They are labeled as homophobic

Well of course

There are waaay too many double standards.

TG wrote:

Well of course

There are waaay too many double standards.

And that is all that I tried to point out on MLB>com boards and You Tube


And I get banned

But people that make threats and name calls don't

It sucks, but it's true.

Thank You

gs78 wrote:

Another thing;


How come no criticizes all the black votes in California that helped ban gay marriage


But when Whites vote against Gay Rights


They are labeled as homophobic

Like hell they haven't. Gay-rights activists in California have been panicking for months that Obama, despite being anti-proposition 8, is going to hurt their cause because blacks will overwhelmingly support proposition 8 (which they did - 70% said they voted yes according to exit polls. You can't really trust exit polls though since 52% polled said they voted no when in actuality 52% voted yes ).

Then again I'm not sure criticized the blacks is the right way to put it. Gay-rights activists have criticized and labeled everyone as homophobic who voted yes on 8...black, white, Mexican, or Asian (well not so much Asian...the Asians were very much against prop 8).

The religious right got their way though - for the first time in American history a state has amended their Constitution to take away a right that previously existed. What a disgrace :puke2:

catbox_9 wrote:

gs78 wrote:

Another thing;


How come no criticizes all the black votes in California that helped ban gay marriage


But when Whites vote against Gay Rights


They are labeled as homophobic

Like hell they haven't. Gay-rights activists in California have been panicking for months that Obama, despite being anti-proposition 8, is going to hurt their cause because blacks will overwhelmingly support proposition 8 (which they did - 70% said they voted yes according to exit polls. You can't really trust exit polls though since 52% polled said they voted no when in actuality 52% voted yes ).

Then again I'm not sure criticized the blacks is the right way to put it. Gay-rights activists have criticized and labeled everyone as homophobic who voted yes on 8...black, white, Mexican, or Asian (well not so much Asian...the Asians were very much against prop 8).

The religious right got their way though - for the first time in American history a state has amended their Constitution to take away a right that previously existed. What a disgrace :puke2:

Even though I am against gay marriage

They were given that right

catbox_9 wrote:

gs78 wrote:

Another thing;


How come no criticizes all the black votes in California that helped ban gay marriage


But when Whites vote against Gay Rights


They are labeled as homophobic

Like hell they haven't. Gay-rights activists in California have been panicking for months that Obama, despite being anti-proposition 8, is going to hurt their cause because blacks will overwhelmingly support proposition 8 (which they did - 70% said they voted yes according to exit polls. You can't really trust exit polls though since 52% polled said they voted no when in actuality 52% voted yes ).

Then again I'm not sure criticized the blacks is the right way to put it. Gay-rights activists have criticized and labeled everyone as homophobic who voted yes on 8...black, white, Mexican, or Asian (well not so much Asian...the Asians were very much against prop 8).

The religious right got their way though - for the first time in American history a state has amended their Constitution to take away a right that previously existed. What a disgrace :puke2:

Law scholars said that those people who received gay marriages will remain married until they themselves want a divorce. It can not be retroactive to take away the marriages that already have happened.

GoGetEmTigers wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

gs78 wrote:

Another thing;


How come no criticizes all the black votes in California that helped ban gay marriage


But when Whites vote against Gay Rights


They are labeled as homophobic

Like hell they haven't. Gay-rights activists in California have been panicking for months that Obama, despite being anti-proposition 8, is going to hurt their cause because blacks will overwhelmingly support proposition 8 (which they did - 70% said they voted yes according to exit polls. You can't really trust exit polls though since 52% polled said they voted no when in actuality 52% voted yes ).

Then again I'm not sure criticized the blacks is the right way to put it. Gay-rights activists have criticized and labeled everyone as homophobic who voted yes on 8...black, white, Mexican, or Asian (well not so much Asian...the Asians were very much against prop 8).

The religious right got their way though - for the first time in American history a state has amended their Constitution to take away a right that previously existed. What a disgrace :puke2:

Law scholars said that those people who received gay marriages will remain married until they themselves want a divorce. It can not be retroactive to take away the marriages that already have happened.

Wonder how long before they try to overturn this

So now gay marriage is okay for those that were quick to act but for those that were too slow that's too bad? That's even more screwed up than it was in the first place. Oh well, Obama has already stated that he will attempt to repeal the Defense of Marriage Act and with the liberal Congress/Senate he has that shouldn't be a problem. The current US Supreme Court is made of 4 liberal judges, 4 conservative judges, and 1 moderate so if he repeals the DOMA, the Supreme Court wouldn't have much to go by when people challenge their right to marry.

Barack Obama wrote:

I have long been on record opposing DOMA, and an Obama-Biden administration will work hard to ensure that we can pass a repeal of that law as soon as possible.

If states are forced to recognize marriage from all other states (Massachusetts and soon Connecticut allow same-sex marriage) people could simply go there to get married and then move back to their state so even if same-sex marriage isn't technically legal in the other states, it might as well be if the DOMA is repealed.

gs78 wrote:

Wonder how long before they try to overturn this

By that do you mean how long until they try and take away the marriages that they have already awarded even though it's completely illegal? If that's what you mean I'm sure they've already tried to find a loophole to make those marriages illegal ex post facto. They (to come off as less offensive I won't define "they") will stop at nothing until the United States Constitution bans gay marriage and domestic partnerships and then they will work on overturning Lawrence v. Texas (2003...overturned Bowers v. Hardwick which upheld a Georgia statute not finding a constitutional protection of sexual privacy and therefore allowing sodomy laws).

catbox_9 wrote:

So now gay marriage is okay for those that were quick to act but for those that were too slow that's too bad? That's even more screwed up than it was in the first place. Oh well, Obama has already stated that he will attempt to repeal the Defense of Marriage Act and with the liberal Congress/Senate he has that shouldn't be a problem. The current US Supreme Court is made of 4 liberal judges, 4 conservative judges, and 1 moderate so if he repeals the DOMA, the Supreme Court wouldn't have much to go by when people challenge their right to marry.

Barack Obama wrote:

I have long been on record opposing DOMA, and an Obama-Biden administration will work hard to ensure that we can pass a repeal of that law as soon as possible.

If states are forced to recognize marriage from all other states (Massachusetts and soon Connecticut allow same-sex marriage) people could simply go there to get married and then move back to their state so even if same-sex marriage isn't technically legal in the other states, it might as well be if the DOMA is repealed.

Sounds like people will need to get a scorecard to keep track of the latest changes

Stay Tuned

My doctor today said he will see how things go. If Obama changes things too much, he is moving to Australia, where his one son has been a big time nautical photographer the last 7 years.

GoGetEmTigers wrote:

My doctor today said he will see how things go. If Obama changes things too much, he is moving to Australia, where his one son has been a big time nautical photographer the last 7 years.

Careful with Australia...

Australia To Build Great Firewall Down Under



Looks like China won't be the only place with a Great Firewall in place—The Australian government is introducing its own censorship regime that will determine what is or isn't illegal for you to view on the web. The move is said to help stop teenagers from accessing online pornography, but even if you opt-out of the pr0n filter, you'll get put on a different blacklist for “illegal” content.

So what could be considered illegal content? There's the possibility that the government will block any website related to controversial opinions on euthanasia, drugs or political dissent. Even legal content might get screwed with, considering even the best Internet content filters still incorrectly firewall about .1% of webpages. Who knew the land of bloomin' onions and Crocodile Dundee was teetering on the brink of Big Brother-ness?


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On a side note, I feel like I'm really on top of current events at the moment :haha:

catbox_9 wrote:

gs78 wrote:

Wonder how long before they try to overturn this

By that do you mean how long until they try and take away the marriages that they have already awarded even though it's completely illegal? If that's what you mean I'm sure they've already tried to find a loophole to make those marriages illegal ex post facto. They (to come off as less offensive I won't define "they") will stop at nothing until the United States Constitution bans gay marriage and domestic partnerships and then they will work on overturning Lawrence v. Texas (2003...overturned Bowers v. Hardwick which upheld a Georgia statute not finding a constitutional protection of sexual privacy and therefore allowing sodomy laws).

Actually; I meant the Gay people


So far;

California Voters have approved it

And now Taken it away


Need a damn scorecard to keep track

How about New Zealand?

gs78 wrote:

How about New Zealand?

I haven't heard anything bad about the Kiwis so you might be okay there.

catbox_9 wrote:

gs78 wrote:

How about New Zealand?

I haven't heard anything bad about the Kiwis so you might be okay there.

I thought Kiwi was a type of fruit

Either that


Or Easter Island or South Africa

gs78 wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

gs78 wrote:

How about New Zealand?

I haven't heard anything bad about the Kiwis so you might be okay there.

I thought Kiwi was a type of fruit

New Zealanders are also known as Kiwis.

What don't you know Catbox?