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http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/29263781/?GT1=43001
In a previous blog I referred to the old joke about the sex addict and the psychologist. The psychologist shows him Rorsharch ink blots and in each one the sex addict sees a naked woman. When the psychologist points this out to the addict, the addict replies "There your pictures!"
DocBrain was wondering why there were so few cartoons lambasting Obama. This story gives us the answer. The defenders of Obama have their heads clearly in the racist gutter, seeing racism and bigotry in everything.
Six months ago, when I told my aged aunt that I supported McCain, her reply was "Whats the matter honey, are you a racist?"
The one who frames an issue usually wins. Now, the framing is that if you criticize Obama, you must be a racist. So, all criticism must first be couched in the setting of first defending yourself against being a racist. A cartoon about a monkey points to racism only in the most warped of minds. Just as one would give pause to the following headline: "Sex addict accuses psychologist of having sexy pictures", one should certainly be suspicious of Al Sharpton's warped accusations.
In a previous blog I referred to the old joke about the sex addict and the psychologist. The psychologist shows him Rorsharch ink blots and in each one the sex addict sees a naked woman. When the psychologist points this out to the addict, the addict replies "There your pictures!"
DocBrain was wondering why there were so few cartoons lambasting Obama. This story gives us the answer. The defenders of Obama have their heads clearly in the racist gutter, seeing racism and bigotry in everything.
Six months ago, when I told my aged aunt that I supported McCain, her reply was "Whats the matter honey, are you a racist?"
The one who frames an issue usually wins. Now, the framing is that if you criticize Obama, you must be a racist. So, all criticism must first be couched in the setting of first defending yourself against being a racist. A cartoon about a monkey points to racism only in the most warped of minds. Just as one would give pause to the following headline: "Sex addict accuses psychologist of having sexy pictures", one should certainly be suspicious of Al Sharpton's warped accusations.
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