Where are the black people!!!!!!!!!!

RCG Trader · Oct 5, 2011

Sophistry....

There are no black people at this event because in the aggregate this is not something black people care about enuf to stand in the cold and hold a sign.

The Tea Party has that racist bell around it's neck because they seem to have people like the Artful Racist in them. States Rights is a code word for the Confederacy, but everyone knows this so you must be just bored.

I do not fully get your point.

ChkitOut · Oct 5, 2011

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Trader666 posted this the other day, made me laugh.

ChkitOut · Oct 5, 2011

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Sophistry....

There are no black people at this event because in the aggregate this is not something black people care about enuf to stand in the cold and hold a sign.

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oh please, its because none of those crackers have any black friends, and probably never said anything other than a meek hi to a black guy. But i'm sure they know so much about the struggle.

Maverick74 · Oct 5, 2011

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Sophistry....

There are no black people at this event because in the aggregate this is not something black people care about enuf to stand in the cold and hold a sign.

The Tea Party has that racist bell around it's neck because they seem to have people like the Artful Racist in them. States Rights is a code word for the Confederacy, but everyone knows this so you must be just bored.

I do not fully get your point.

It's 75 degrees and sunny today in Chicago. Yeah nice and cold.

I always knew you were not a libertarian. States rights is probably the most fundamental belief of all libertarians. You and Al Sharpton can take your "code words" where the sun ain't shining. Which in Chicago today, isn't here.

And 30% black unemployment with African youth doesn't mean enough to them. Wow.

RCG Trader · Oct 5, 2011

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I could give two flying fucks what color people are of any rally.

Then Mav, I have to ask, yet again, why do you start threads like this?

RCG Trader · Oct 5, 2011

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States rights is probably the most fundamental belief of all libertarians.

Well it would be if all the opportunist racists would not go and fuck it all up. States DO NOT have the right to deny the FEDERALLY given rights of Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness.

RCG Trader · Oct 5, 2011

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oh please, its because none of those crackers have any black friends, and probably never said anything other than a meek hi to a black guy. But i'm sure they know so much about the struggle.

I cannot judge whom one chooses to be friends with. But I would say as an "insider", most black folks just do not care about what happens on Wall Street.

Max E. · Oct 5, 2011

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The Tea Party has that racist bell around it's neck because they seem to have people like the Artful Racist in them. States Rights is a code word for the Confederacy, but everyone knows this so you must be just bored.

Funny how you went from supposedly supporting the Tea Party, to playing these stupid far left games, where everyone who disagrees with Obama is a racist.

6 months ago RCG on tea party racism.

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I have heard the accusations, but no actual hard core evidence. Sounds honestly like to two party system protecting itself.

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You see, I have spent time in rural America, as a dredlocked black male. I have met no racists yet.

I HAVE met down to earth people who waive when I drive by. Even the cops.

I voted for President Obama, of course. (Anything else is tantamount to Treason in my ethnic group). I was proud of America and what she could do.

Now, as a trader and someone with a portable skill, I see the plan to make ordinary workers subject to the State. As subject to a bankrupt State, we will have the honor of supporting these people.

I met a woman back in 1992 who told me, you are a liberal now, but you have drive, you will become a conservative. I gave her some dribble about poor people and the underprivileged, etc. Now, I realize that there is a certain group of people who will kill the golden goose.

I see the Tea Party as the only way to stop this.

Did I tell you I am black?

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This where I have trouble.....

Tea Party=Right Wing.

I have read Mein Kamphf. Every Page.
I have been listening to Rush since maybe 1990.
I have joined StormFront and done the "White Pride World Wide"

I live in an area where one of the most notorious white nationalists of all time used to use public TV to spout his ideology. I watched faithfully.

I have been a member of the "Nation of Islam"
I have been a member of NAACP.

The Tea Party is either the best propagandist the world has ever known( That title in my mind goes to Adolf Hitler), or they are not about race.

They are about preventing government form owning us.

I have posted under another alias that as a GI, there will be no winning a hot war with our government. In, fact, I would be forced to take up arms against a usurper without incontrovertible evidence that they are for our best interest as Americans.

We will have to invoke the Constitution and let the people, the Courts, and the Congress reflect what we want to say.

In November, the Congress will change hands. But what does that mean, really? Will the pubs do what we want them to do?

WTF is your deal RCG, you seem to be suffering from schizophrenia.

http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showt...age=6&highlight=tea party racist&pagenumber=2

Hansel H · Oct 5, 2011

These protesters look to me like middle class kids. They're aware of and are protesting the completely anti-democratic relationship between Wall St. and Capitol Hill. Their cause is just.

It doesn't follow that because the members of a group with a cause is predominantly white or even entirely white that the agenda of that group is racist. It may simply be that their cause is of no interest to minorities. Minorities are inclined to be drawn to causes that are specifically race-defined - in other words causes that will particularly benefit them because of their racial description. Every Democratic candidate has to promise minorities preferential treatment of some kind or other to get them to turn out on election day. For instance - even more government jobs for blacks or tolerance for illegal immigrant Latinos.

If minorities want to participate in a demonstration that's about protecting the rights of all citzens rather than just their specific 'community' interests who's stopping them from joining in? Has there been a single instance of the Wall St. protesters in any way rejecting a member of any minority?

It's up to minorities to join these kids; it's not up to these kids to go out and recruit minorities.

denner · Oct 5, 2011

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These protesters look to me like middle class kids. They're aware of and are protesting the completely anti-democratic relationship between Wall St. and Capitol Hill. Their cause is just.

It doesn't follow that because the members of a group with a cause is predominantly white or even entirely white that the agenda of that group is racist. It may simply be that their cause is of no interest to minorities. Minorities are inclined to be drawn to causes that are specifically race-defined - in other words causes that will particularly benefit them because of their racial description. Every Democratic candidate has to promise minorities preferential treatment of some kind or other to get them to turn out on election day. For instance - even more government jobs for blacks or tolerance for illegal immigrant Latinos.

If minorities want to participate in a demonstration that's about protecting the rights of all citzens rather than just their specific 'community' interests who's stopping them from joining in? Has there been a single instance of the Wall St. protesters in any way rejecting a member of any minority?

It's up to minorities to join these kids; it's not up to these kids to go out and recruit minorities.

Most intelligent post on this otherwise worthless thread.