1 Awesome Woodster, simply an awesome contenance!

2 I don't understand the relevance of this post, unless the point is to highlight the perpetual fear shared by many white Americans, that is the fear of an angry black male? Is their an award for the stupidest blog on the internet? If so, this current presidential campaign has IMHO created the context for your blog to be right up there for consideration.

3 Ahmed, you see a black.  I see a Marxist.

4 Ahmed, you were never humble about anything.  Least of all your opinion.

5 Now that you do mention it... I do see an angry male.  He pouts like a socialist denied.  Or, perhaps that is a Marxist diguised as a Democrat.  I first heard Obama in 2004 on the radio.  I had him pegged as a socialist utopian before I knew he was black.  My mind hasn't changed. 

6 Ahmed, either you truly enjoy getting your panties in a twist or you don't know how to follow a link.  Since you are unable to see the relevance of this post, allow me to give you the wording that went with the original image over at exurban league:

Barack Obama decided to invoke Malcolm X today in Philly, warning his followers not to be "hoodwinked" or "bamboozled" by John McCain. He used this same language against Hillary in South Carolina:
His use of the phrase is resonant. It comes from a scene in Malcolm X, where Denzel Washington warns black people about the hidden evils of “the White Man” masquerading as a smiling politician: “Every election year, these politicians are sent up here to pacify us,” he says. “You’ve been hoodwinked. Bamboozled.”

By uttering this famous phrase, Obama told his black audience everything it needed to know. He was helping to convince blacks that the first two-term Democratic president in 50 years, a man referred to as the first black president, is in fact a secret racist. As soon as I heard that Obama had quoted from Malcolm X like this, I knew that Obama would win South Carolina by a massive margin.Speaking of racial progress: remember the Saddleback Church conference when McCain gushed over Democratic Rep. John Lewis for his courageous efforts in the civil rights movement? Today Lewis repaid McCain's kindness by comparing him to segregationist George Wallace.

This must be Obama's promised "national conversation on race." Can't you just feel the healing?

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I love it how you surmise that saying the word "hoodwinked" or "bamboozled" constitues quoting Malcom X, an iconoclastic American radical whose poster used to adorn my room as a teen. It's no longer possible to to discern any positive political program from you folks, no it's just fear mongering, hyperbole and race baiting all the time. It's nice to see that of your friends have been hitting the street with such fervor

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KjxzmaXAg9E

 

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