You are wrong. I don't hate anybody, not even you, and I never mentioned the
word hate.
But you did, several times. It's sad that you are trying to twist my words into
hatred. That
says quite a bit more about you then it says about me. I love my country, but I
am
saddened by what we've become.
Please don't put words that I didn't use into my mouth.
I stand 100% behind every other statement I made.
The only one I'm willing to concede is it may have been in bad taste for me to
call you
ignorant.
Finally, many of Rev. Wrights statements were taken out of context via the
YouTube
soundbyte obsessed generation. I'm not saying I agree with him, but you only
heard what
the media wanted you to hear. I listened to complete versions of those same
speeches,
and they weren't as heinous as the general population has been led to believe.
And let's
not forget, Obama responded with one of the most eloquent speeches ever given
about the
race issue in our country, and he rejected Wright.
This isn't the America I grew up in, plus, I have a perspective that many of us
don't have...I
spent years and years of my life traveling around the world, and working
alongside people
of many different nationalities. I will never say "America is the greatest
country" because I
think we are a part of a larger world, and when you qualify anything as
"greatest" "best" or
"#1" you are speaking of competition.
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Proving my point with bells.
> "And you call all that a "fresh breath of common sense"
> Unbelievable. And ignorant."
>
> There's that hate-filled angry insults preceded by a few slanted headlines.
> Shooting wolves and delivering the front leg is a heinous act.
> Aborting babies is cool. Talking in tongues is bad, while the other guys
> minister
preaches
> against America in a racist voice.
>
> And, of course, a woman's speech sickened you while it clearly has inspired
> millions
across the country you so
> readily declare your hatred of.
>
> An ignorant person would read the headlines and day dream
> A person with a fresh breath of common sense would dig a little to get the
> answers to
those trivial things that perplex
> the high and mighty.
>
> The wolves are like the deer, and sadly, the bears here in jersey.
> There's one simple answer for ya'.
>
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