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Hell, no, let us discuss this:
Michelle Obama writes a Bachelor thesis about being a black student 23 years ago.
A women that has been her roommate comes out and agrees that yes indeed, there has been racism, because she and her mother were racists at that point.
That is immediately followed by an attack on Prof X for his reverse racism because he points out that y´all are fucking insane?
Is you all crazy?
The point you’re missing is that, yes, she reacted, but we’re trying to determine if she still thinks that way: Why keep it locked up? Why be friends with Bernadette Dohrn? And it wasn’t 23 years ago when her kids were baptised by Pastor Wright, and it wasn’t 23 years ago when Barack started his career in William Ayers’ livingroom.
I trust her judgment of Rev Wright more than yours.
Since she knows him for decades and you don´t.
If I take some posts out of your several hundred I can make you look like a pedophile.
Be sure to never run for office.
Your pastor just loudly proclaimed: “Goddamn Austria!” and then later said, “Any Austrians who die from terrorism deserve it because our chickens are coming home to roost!”. What do you?
Asking myself if Austria has killed enough people lately that there ACTUALLY ARE chicken that could come home to roost?
So, you agree with Pastor Wright, that innocent people deserved to die on 9/11, and that killing them was justified because of what our government does?
I agree that if you kill enough innocent people that you deserve to die and that you are damned in the eyes of the Lord.
Isn’t one enough…I’m pretty sure the Lord said thou shall not murder…not thou shall no commit many murders, but 5 is okay.
Even if you are in uniform and your government asks you in a really nice manner?
Dictrinary.com
Law. the killing of another human being under conditions specifically covered in law. In the U.S., special statutory definitions include murder committed with malice aforethought, characterized by deliberation or premeditation or occurring during the commission of another serious crime, as robbery or arson (first-degree murder), and murder by intent but without deliberation or premeditation (second-degree murder).
Killing the enemy of your country and killing an innocent are not the same. I suppose we should let murder’s off with a warning instead of putting them to death? It just wouldn’t be fair to take the life of some one who took a life. Get a grip your arguing that every man to ever kill the enemy in a uniform should be considered a murderer. That’s just dumb. [/quote]
Isn´t it convenient that people in power get to write the laws?
Isn´t it also convenient that by the magical act of calling it something else in a law, killing suddenly is ok for most people?