re: #96 Lidane

It is because he has a tendency to say sh*t like this that Walsh was not reelected to Congress. Being black, I’m wondering when some on the right will get it through their heads that a majority of Black Americans didn’t vote for Barack Obama because he was black but because we agreed with his policies and vision for the country. People like Walsh have no idea how insulting it is to us to have them say the reason we rejected the white presidential candidate in 2008 and 2012 is due to racism when historical evidence exists showing that we have voted for all white presidents before 2008. If I’m still around, I plan to vote for HRC in November. I guess when most blacks vote for her, the GOPers will have to come up with some reason to explain why we overwhelmingly objected Trump. Their ignorance really pisses me off because to them, we’re mindless creatures who they think ought to let them do our thinking for us. No, thank you, my parents insisted all six of their kids be well-educated and able to think for themselves, which is why I rejected McCain and Romney in the past two presidential elections. I followed their campaigns closely, and I did not think they would serve in the interests of the majority of us, I suspected they’d screw our most vulnerable citizens, and that they’d go far in using the government to punish our LGBTQ citizens. There was no way I would have voted for that. My parents raised me to never tell someone to kiss my *ss, but Walsh and others like him might make me forget this familial rule.