Ahh - what interesting times we are in. I checked out the blog - it's pretty interesting so is the whole bit w/the fact checks - lol...you know way too much man, way too much. But, it's cool
Yo Darius!
Yeah - these days we need fact checkers for the fact checkers. It's crazy! As far as a brother knowin' too much - man - you know we have to keep an ear to the street! Always have since the Motherland - we have to know where it's comin' from so we can be ready for it 
I am angry at Obama for saying his grandmother was "typical" white. I think she was right in being afraid of a
black man, especially when in a black neighborhood and a parish member of a church that teaches such hate.
I think grandma was right and white and
Obama lost my vote, leaving me without
a liberal to vote for.
Yo Reza!
Thanks for the feedback. I can understand the knee-jerk reaction to Rev. Wright's comments, but as I've mentioned, everyone would do well to either listen to all of the sermons in question or visit the church and actually attend a sermon and see if it compares to a White Supremacist rally or pre-cross burning ritual. It's nothing like that.
I agree that it's always wrong to stereotype any group by refering to their adverse reactions as 'typical'. That thought was poorly phrased but I can understand the intent of the statement.
I'd challenge anyone who thinks that Smooth Barack is a racist or black radical to just spend some time getting to know everything about him - his diverse family, how his views have been shaped by living around the world and the fact that he is biracial. Thinking that he's a racist or bigoted is about as funny as Dave Chappelle playing a blind white supremacist - it's ridiculous.
Thanks again for your comment!
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