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**everlastinge** · 03-14-2011, 06:24 AM

I dont know if it was Racist or Racialist, but she directly mentioned the race condition of the potus. She didnt said any average American won the election, she said a person belonging to a minority won the election. It means he is like something different.

I mean racism as race related not as positive or negative.

It was racial, but not racist. Racist in English has negative connotations. And what she said was entirely accurate. Barack Obama, as a biracial mulatto belongs to a group that comprises of less than 3% of Americans.

Wasn't Tony Blair half Irish?

Not really. His father was English and his mother was descended from Scottish Protestants who settled in Northern Ireland but returned to Britain.

Now seriously, Obama was very popular in Europe, i recall Berlin when a crow assisted to heard his no sense speech before the elections.

Of course he was... but an Obama would have never been elected Chancellor. They wanted America to be radically changed, and his line of thinking is social democratic. A black social democrat is the opposite of George Bush. They embraced that enthusiastically.

About the UK, the Labourists leader is completely Off-White.

He's a Jewish atheist. No such person has ever become PM in the UK. Closest was Disraeli who was an Italian Jew who converted to Church of England as a youth.

03-14-2011, 06:24 AM	#35
everlastinge Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 406 Senior Member	I dont know if it was Racist or Racialist, but she directly mentioned the race condition of the potus. She didnt said any average American won the election, she said a person belonging to a minority won the election. It means he is like something different. I mean racism as race related not as positive or negative. It was racial, but not racist. Racist in English has negative connotations. And what she said was entirely accurate. Barack Obama, as a biracial mulatto belongs to a group that comprises of less than 3% of Americans. Wasn't Tony Blair half Irish? Not really. His father was English and his mother was descended from Scottish Protestants who settled in Northern Ireland but returned to Britain. Now seriously, Obama was very popular in Europe, i recall Berlin when a crow assisted to heard his no sense speech before the elections. Of course he was... but an Obama would have never been elected Chancellor. They wanted America to be radically changed, and his line of thinking is social democratic. A black social democrat is the opposite of George Bush. They embraced that enthusiastically. About the UK, the Labourists leader is completely Off-White. He's a Jewish atheist. No such person has ever become PM in the UK. Closest was Disraeli who was an Italian Jew who converted to Church of England as a youth.
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