Comments on: Calipari Unwisely Namechecks Obama In Kentucky

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 23:35:01 +0000

Neale,

The Tennessee GOP’s racist acts??? Ahh, another left wing liberal that thinks he can call racism just because someone dares to disagree with all of the crooked ass left wingers throughout this country who ply the race card up as much as possible over small incidents but then use it to their advantage when they feel like being racist by saying “minorities are incapable of being racist”. Sounds to me like you’re the racist. What’s a matter Neale and Kris G? Why are you so openly racist to white people for simply trying to stick up for themselves in a world of racism towards anything non minority?? Pooor minorities, so mistreated……go f*** yourself you anit white crack smoking c***s.

By: Neale

Neale — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 16:34:25 +0000

Maybe it’s not ‘the left’, but just a bunch of open-minded people that know racism when they see it. It doesn’t have to be political for me to defend someone from crazy, angry bigots. And before you say there is no racism involved, I AM FROM TENNESSEE!!! Remember all of the TN GOP’s openly racist acts? “Barack the magic negro” and the pic of the presidents with floating eyes in black space for Obama? Is there REALLY any debate as to whether that is racism or not? No, only denial.
I hope some of these black kids realize ‘the commonwealth’ is no Memphis when it comes to welcoming black people. You do know that recruits read the news, right? Have fun in KKK land, coach Cal! Do you really want to play for these kind of fans, Mr. Wall?

By: RoB68

RoB68 — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 06:53:35 +0000

Kris G:
But it’s pretty clear a large portion of those disagreements, such as the birthers, are completely consumed by race and the fear of losing America to minorities.

JohnnyCakes:
These are the same inbreds that showed up at Sarah Palin rallies.

Why on the Left is there the constant need to label peoples and call them names. Does it make them feel better by doing so? I don’t know.
And…….
It’s people like that there is the continuing problem we have in regards to race discomfort. We as a country can only and finally move on when we stop the labeling, grouping and name calling.
We are the UNITED States of America. We can’t continue with the infighting. It’s a small miracle that we’ve made it this far. It sure is a good thing that this Democractic Republic we share has such amazing resolve.

By: JohnnyCakes

JohnnyCakes — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 05:22:30 +0000

You’ve got to be kidding me! Why is this small segment of the population allowed to wreak havoc in every sphere of our society. The man is President of the United States. So what if he was sent a uniform? My God, the man can’t even tell kids to stay in school or get a uniform without these morons sticking there heads up and screaming. These are the same inbreds that showed up at Sarah Palin rallies.

By: Kris G

Kris G — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 04:32:04 +0000

Dude. Don’t use Hines’ name like that. And genuine disagreement with policies does not preclude rampant racism, which does not preclude extreme partisanship. There are plenty of reasons to disagree with Obama. But it’s pretty clear a large portion of those disagreements, such as the birthers, are completely consumed by race and the fear of losing America to minorities.

By: Marty Funkhauser

Marty Funkhauser — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 20:05:23 +0000

^ - definitely racist

By: Hines Ward Jr.

Hines Ward Jr. — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 18:02:59 +0000

Manster,

What? I’m half Korean and Black and I disagree with O’s views. Typical…so if you don’t agree with him you must be a racist…who is stereotyping people now?!?! You caught me, I hate my other half…WOW!

By: manster

manster — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 16:22:54 +0000

It never fails, the same people who are probably calling the president the “N” word are the same one’s who will be cheering the players on the team who looks like him. Hypocrisy is as American as, well we all know!!