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Bro. Curtis

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I guess I'm OK with the prayer, but pausing for applause ? I am uncomfortable with that.
 

dcorbett

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annsni said:
Umm- were we not inaugurating a black president today? Are we not at that day? I don't understand it. Barak Obama was voted into his office thanks to white people. So what is this man saying?

The man is half white, but everybody completely chooses to ignore that fact.

He ignores it too. It's not hip.
 

annsni

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dcorbett said:
The man is half white, but everybody completely chooses to ignore that fact.

He ignores it too. It's not hip.

He's the first with brown skin - the first 1/2 black - the first mulato - the first Hawaain to be president.

Better?? ;)
 

tinytim

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The problem is this IMO...

The ceremony was beautiful.. Great.. NO twinges of racism until a Black Faux-preacher.. stepped up to the mic...

It is the Blacks like this man and Wright and their followers in this country that are promoting racism...

Think about it.. We have BET.. but we whites would never get away with WET... (OK that is funny)

We have Black History Month.. where is White History Month.. where we can promote White culture... (w/guest speaker Jeff Foxworthy)

See my point...

One extreme is just as bad as the other...

MLK Jr.. had it right... But some (I SAID SOME) Blacks don't want racism done away with.. then they wouldn't have an excuse for their lack of failure in the 21st century... Racism has become a crutch to get jobs, and promote laziness.
 

Revmitchell

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I have made the claim on more than one occasion that Obama is racist. He showed it when he chuckled at the racist little poem.
 

tinytim

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CNN reported that was the Negro National Anthem...

So much for the "One America" Obama proclaimed in 2004... Remember?

The Blacks had to get their special national anthem in there somewhere.
 

annsni

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Revmitchell said:
I have made the claim on more than one occasion that Obama is racist. He showed it when he chuckled at the racist little poem.

A lot of people laughed including myself. That doesn't mean we agreed with it - it was more of a "you've got to be kidding me". You saw a lot of laughing in the debate too and they certainly didn't agree then. ;) I'm not saying that the President agreed or disagreed but laughing is a nervous reaction too - not always an agreement.
 

Jim1999

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Many a public prayer in some churches is more a sermon than a prayer....I think the one praying forgot the addressee....

Cheers,

Jim
 

Dragoon68

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Jim1999 said:
Many a public prayer in some churches is more a sermon than a prayer....I think the one praying forgot the addressee....

Cheers,

Jim
The person doing the "praying" knew exactly whom he was addressing and it wasn't God Almighty. The man is a racist with a deep resentment of white people and, unfortunately, he reflects thinking that is prominent among many black church leaders that subscribe to the black liberation theology. This is the same theology that was learned at President Obama's former church and with which he was well pleased for two decades. If it were anything negative sounding about a black person - even in the slightest - it would not have earned a chuckle from our new President but rather a wrathful frown followed by "outrage" from all corners of the community. But since it was aimed right squarely at whites then it's okay and the excuses will abound.
 
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LeBuick

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Revmitchell said:
I have made the claim on more than one occasion that Obama is racist. He showed it when he chuckled at the racist little poem.

Being he just became the most powerful man in the world, I doubt if he was really listening. Things were probably very euphoric/surreal to him. I can say it would have been for me. If he was like most of us, he was just glad it was over.
 

rbell

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LeBuick said:
Being he just became the most powerful man in the world, I doubt if he was really listening. Things were probably very euphoric/surreal to him. I can say it would have been for me. If he was like most of us, he was just glad it was over.

maybe he was like me...coming up with his own "closing prayer."

"now that I'm tired, this dummy'll get fired."
"I'm in charge of the land...this guy needs a backhand!"
"He don't know what to say...the brother can't pray!"
"And they call YOU a minister? That sure sounds sinister."
"Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee;
Your excuse for a prayer is offensive to me!"

yep...that's what Obama was doing. Adding his own lines.
 

Revmitchell

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LeBuick said:
Being he just became the most powerful man in the world, I doubt if he was really listening. Things were probably very euphoric/surreal to him. I can say it would have been for me. If he was like most of us, he was just glad it was over.


Uh..yea...sure:thumbs:

How is the Kooliad?
 

Marcia

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Help us then, now, Lord, to work for that day when nation shall not lift up sword against nation, when tanks will be beaten into tractors, when every man and every woman shall sit under his or her own vine and fig tree, and none shall be afraid; when justice will roll down like waters and righteousness as a mighty stream.

Isn't this passage about something God will bring about, not us? It's about the end of the age when there is final redemption.

The passage above is used in liberation theologies, which are man-based.
 

LeBuick

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tinytim said:
CNN reported that was the Negro National Anthem...

So much for the "One America" Obama proclaimed in 2004... Remember?

The Blacks had to get their special national anthem in there somewhere.

Again, that goes back to the civil rights struggles when they weren't treated much like American's. Apparently that old geezer remembered it but I bet most folks there had no idea what he was talking about.
 
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