Black Power???????????????

Question

will it happen?

yes?no?

Answer 1

I'm really growing tired of these race issues.  What does "Black Power" even mean?  Since someone mentioned Obama, why does he have to be black?  His mother is white!  I could just as easily vote for Obama as a white person.  

As an accident of color, I'm considered white (actually, I'm multi-racial).  Does that mean that if I were to marry a black woman, my children would be black?  Why can't they be white?  Or, better yet, why can't they be people?  Why do they even have to be a color?  Why can't they be judged by what they do and the content of their character?

"Black Power", that's just a racist expression that continually holds us in the past.  I for one will have nothing further to do with it.

Answer 2

I think there is a good chance,

I think that it's wrong to not like obama because he's black!

The reason I wouldn't vote for him is  because no experience!

what would he do if the us was attacked?

he's a heartless baby killer.

Answer 3

What do you mean?

Answer 4

I think the term "Power" attached to any racial group is stupid. White Power, Black Power, Latino Power, etc... What I find amazing is the only one that is considered racist is White Power.

If you judge a race as superior to another race for any reason -- you're a racist, whether you're a member of that race or not. If you vote for a person based on race, whether you're a member of that race or not -- you're a racist.

So with that said, no. I believe the majority of America will vote based on the issues. Obama has no experience -- and for that reason, his numbers are slipping during the Democratic Convention Week. That's unheard of. America is waking up to the fact of who he is -- and how shallow he is. McCain will mop the floor with him in November.

Answer 5

white power!