Palin vs. Obama and sexism versus racism?

Question

Why is it that I don't want to vote for Obama, and that makes me racist, but that Obama supporters find it ok to bash Palin, because she isn't the right woman?

If Obama is not the right person, why am I a racist for not voting for him and your not a sexist for not voting for Palin?

Answer 1

One of the many problems with this country.

Double standards.

Answer 2

Touché

Answer 3

Amazing reflection on the party I belong to:

Name calling, rumor spreading, sexism, prejudice, great ideas, guys.

Tired of the socialism in my party.

Democrats for McCain.

Answer 4

I don't know why you're a racist.

I'm not voting for Palin and I am not a sexist.

Answer 5

I'm an African-American male, and an independent conservative.

I don't care who calls me what, I'm voting for McCain/Palin.

There is so much more substance, political experience, and executive leadership experience on that ticket.

Answer 6

This whole thing is sickening. And for some strange reason, everything revovlves around the Obama campaign that has embraced hate, racism and sexism.

Answer 7

well because if you criticise palin is just because her politics / lack of experience make her a horrible candidate. but there will be very little sexism because she is too hot LOL

Answer 8

our country hasn't come as far as we'd like to think since it is about that.

Answer 9

  People who seem racist are the ones spreading hateful rhetoric or rumors about Obama. Many people say Obama is inexperienced and they won't vote for him and that is a legitimate reason. But those who just hate Obama and make up silly reasons, yeah they are going to be suspected of racism. It just human nature here in America where people self censor themselves because we are so hyper sensitive about racism that nobody wants to risk being accused of it.  

Answer 10

Just notice the terms these liberal use to describe her.