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**mxzjxluwst** · 04-19-2011, 04:06 PM

When any black person, including president Obama, is portrayed as a monkey; it is commonly perceived as a slam against not only the president, but an entire race. Get it now?

A monkey who lived a life of world travel, prep school, the Ivy League, acedemic fellowships, law practice, and federal elective office including a Senate seat and culminating with the Presidency of the United States.

It's funny that people would fixate on the slam instead of laughing their asses off at the irony.

"Barack Obama. He's not your gradfather's monkey!"

04-19-2011, 04:06 PM	#30
mxzjxluwst Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 345 Senior Member	When any black person, including president Obama, is portrayed as a monkey; it is commonly perceived as a slam against not only the president, but an entire race. Get it now? A monkey who lived a life of world travel, prep school, the Ivy League, acedemic fellowships, law practice, and federal elective office including a Senate seat and culminating with the Presidency of the United States. It's funny that people would fixate on the slam instead of laughing their asses off at the irony. "Barack Obama. He's not your gradfather's monkey!"
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