porch! Can you believe he said that in front of black people? He was clearly alluding to a nasty racial epithet which I won’t repeat. He chose his words carefully – he could have just said “out in front”. But he was well aware of who was at the table with him. It gets worse – he describes a dinner he had at an African American’s house once:

“…best dinner I ever had. She made this fruit salad that had oranges and watermelon in it”

omg, do you believe that? he said “watermelon” when referring to an event where he was in the presence of a black person! Perpetuating a nasty, nasty stereotype involving culinary preferences. Man, I cannot belive this man is in office. Is there any more solid proof than this that he is a hardcore racist? Why, yes there is. In a seperate speech he also said

“…and that was part of my struggle to understand politics”

“my struggle”? In German, that translates as “Mein Kampf”! Holy cow, Rick. I am sorry I didn’t take all these vague allusions you pointed out seriously. Clearly, there is a pattern. I am watching carefully every time I see him and, you know, one time he was waving and his hand went slightly up – it was the “Heil Hitler” sign! I just know it! We are so lucky to have you pointing out these things we would not otherwise see.

“The police acted stupidly” – Barack Obama
This, of course, has absolutely nothing to do with race and is in no way linked to stereotypes of white police officers in even the most remote manner. It is a pure, objective factual statement, of course.

You think because literacy tests were mentioned and these were associated with Jim Crow laws that is the same thing as racism? Well, I guess that’s your opinion, but you do not back it up with anything but rhetoric. And, frankly, anyone who invokes comparisons to Hitler is just intellectually lazy. I’m sorry but, seriously, it’s the adult equivalent to calling someone a “poopy head” and how seriously can anyone possibly take you when you do that?