How Hillary won California.

[calteacherguy]

She already had an overwhelming organization here.

She won the majority of the asian and latino vote.

Obama won among the majority of white voters as well as black voters, which is a very hopeful sign. Obama needs to reach out more to latino and asian folks to build one America.

[rinsd]

1. Latinos & Asians are racist?

:puke:

[calteacherguy]

3. Of course some are.

As are some whites, blacks, etc.

What's your point?

[rinsd]

7. nice editing for kinder gentler bullshit

guess you realized how badly you originally came off

[still_one]

10. No one can paint anyone with a broad brush like that

All groups have individuals that a racists

but that is not the majority

[MercutioATC]

12. Yep...just as whites and blacks are...

Not all of them by any means, but prejudice (not necessarily racism) exists in all cultures.

[TheDonkey]

21. WTF?? Been drinking much?

or just spreading spew because you're bored. Hispanics and Asians have whatever their reasons but Blacks and Whites split towards Obama. That's a big deal.

[rinsd]

29. OP edited out their original comments blaming asian & hispanic vote on prejuidice.

[calteacherguy]

33. Yes I did. nt

[Eurobabe]

2. So does that mean Latinos and

Asians will break for the CONS should Obama be the nominee? Just curious. I don't follow these trends.

[calteacherguy]

5. No. California is a solidly blue state.

[Eurobabe]

8. that's good to hear.

you've got BOTS, BTW.

[rodeodance]

4. Your post sounds like sour grapes with racial overtones -Please Delete it.

[calteacherguy]

9. Just posting the facts. nt

[rinsd]

23. And then you erased your racist bullshit

So much for your "facts"

[rodeodance]

30. I see you did some editing--Still suspect.

She won the majority of the asian and latino vote. It's sad, but some people in minority groups still have prejudices. I'm sure it played a role.

[rinsd]

31. Heavy editing

Th original line was the worst but the 1ts edit said this after the line stating Hillary won the majortiy of the aisian and latino vote

"It's sad, but some people in minority groups still have prejudices. I'm sure it played a role."

Now even this line is gone

[calteacherguy]

51. Do you think it didn't play a role? Be honest, c'mon. nt

[UALRBSofL]

18. This is an odd post

The OP stated some minority groups have prejudice in reference to Latinos and asians.

If that were the case, then logic would conclude the same thought process for the AA's.

[goldcanyonaz]

6. Uh huh...

[Hoof Hearted]

11. Asians and latinos voting for white woman = prejudiced. Check.

White men voting for black man = not prejudiced. Check?

I'm confused. You are not a racist, why?

[goldcanyonaz]

17. Cuz his candidate deserves to win. That's the impression I get, over and over and over again.

[avaistheone1]

22. Please send me a copy of the rules.

This is rather confusing.

[MercutioATC]

24. YOU just reduced the candidates to a "white woman" and a "black man"

...who's the racist here?

The OP said nothing about racism...it spoke of prejudice.

[Hoof Hearted]

39. There you go again - you must be sore about the whole personality disorder thing.

Didn't mean to hit a nerve. :rofl:

[MercutioATC]

53. I've explained my positions (in 2 threads)...

...imbeciles who insist that a difference of opinion is based on a personality disorder don't "hit a nerve". They just bore me.

[AGirl]

13. I am Asian and i am really offend at what you said. Go to hell.

[calteacherguy]

20. I don't think you understand my point. All I posted was facts.

People are free to vote as they wish, but it's an uncomfortable fact a lot of the voting fell along racial lines.

[dkf]

25. Come on. I'm Asian and I remember how it used to be.

My group was very insular. Thank goodness we have grown.

[goldcanyonaz]

14. So, as a black woman, my voting for Clinton would make me a racist too in your mind.

Or, am I just a sellout?

Anytime she wins it's always some great bullshit spin on the part of many here.

[calteacherguy]

15. Don't be ridiculous. nt

[rodeodance]

32. Do you see the error in your thinking???

[calteacherguy]

37. Nope. Do you see the error in yours? nt

[joshcryer]

19. And ironically, the double standard wouldn't allow anyone to post the converse of this.

There would be so many alerts, so many people calling racist, so many *spam* posts that it would be drowned into oblivion.

It's incredible.

[NMMNG]

16. Yeah, yeah

Anybody who doesn't vote for Obama is a racist. I'm sure that will be the excuse for every state Obama loses in tonight.


By the way, what's your excuse for the fact that most blacks voted for Obama?

[Name removed]

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[Emit]

34. Nice language, teach

:spank:

[NMMNG]

38. I think he has Tourettes or something

Maybe GAD.

[MonkeyFunk]

42. Geez

take a pill!

She won California.

[kowanda32]

44. WOW!

Who do you teach? :hide:

[cottonseed]

49. Pitbulls nt

[Vickers]

27. There ain't enough popcorn in the *universe* for THIS thread.

:P

[MADem]

45. Sure there is!

[Maven]

28. And Clinton won more young (college-age) voters than Obama in CA

and in MA.

:)

[NMMNG]

35. All racists, of course.

:P

[UALRBSofL]

40. Why did the OP edit his post

And take out the part about asians and latinos were prejudice? Was it because the OP was called out on it? I think it's funny. He quickly edited the prejudice stuff out.

[calteacherguy]

46. Because the OP wanted to take that part out. nt

[MADem]

36. Prejudices played a role? WOW. In a Democratic contest?

That's a pretty shitty indictment of Asians and Hispanics. I'm sure they are thrilled to be identified as being minority groups that have "some people" with prejudices that "played a role" in the results of the election.

Of course they didn't LOOK at the issues and decide on their candidate based on them. Naaah, it HAD to be that they had some 'RACISTS' with prejudices, all ready and eager to put their candidate over the top!!!

That's just a horrific post. Horrific. Offensive, divisive, an indictment.

Many proud black voters voted for Obama, an overwhelming number, in fact--are they "racists" too? Or are they simply pleased to support a black candidate with whom they identify? His issues are their issues?

But those Asians and Latinos...they're prejudiced?

[calteacherguy]

41. I think you need a valium.

Or something to at least gain a little perspective and sense of proportion.

As well as reality.

[rinsd]

43. Ah yes the Du Obama supporters favorite gambit...the McClurkin defense

[MADem]

47. I need a valium, when YOU post racist horseshit and then edit it heavily when you

realized what hideous shit you laid out?

You TEACH?

No wonder our schools are in trouble.

Do you teach your Asian and Latino students that the reason they support Clinton is because they've got prejudiced people in their ranks? But that black and white people vote for Obama because he's such a swell guy?

:eyes:

You've got some major issues--and you have the nerve to suggest that people calling you on that kind of vitriolic, insidious shit need valium? I'd say we need a ten foot pole and some PEPPER spray--to keep that kind of shit at a safe distance.

You need some perspective, proportion, and reality. That kind of broadbrushed crap is OUT OF FASHION here.

[calteacherguy]

48. You are completely twisting what I said.

Of course some latinos and asians are prejudiced, as are some whites, blacks, males, females, transvestites, and every other label or group you can think of. I was merely stating the obvious, edited to let people draw their own conclusions and prevent folks like you from twisting the meaning.

[rodeodance]

50. your fellow Du'er's are trying to educate you. Ask mods to delete Entire thread.

48. You are completely twisting what I said.

Edited on Wed Feb-06-08 01:57 AM by calteacherguy
Of course some latinos and asians are prejudiced, as are some whites, blacks, males, females, transvestites, and every other label or group you can think of. I was merely stating the obvious, edited to let people draw their own conclusions and prevent folks like you from twisting the meaning.

[calteacherguy]

52. Educate me about what? You think nobody is prejudiced in America?

Point is we need to reach out to each other to overcome it.

[UALRBSofL]

54. Didn't someone post the OP was a teacher?

If that's the case, this is not a good example to set for his/her kids. In my opinion.

[MADem]

55. No. I am not twisting what you said. I read it. Now you've edited it out.

But I read what you said.

You were not saying that Asians and Latinos have their fair share of prejudiced jerks. You were ascribing prejudice as a clear and pervasive factor in their decision to vote for Clinton and NOT for Obama.

I think you don't even realize that you are 'equal opportunity challenged,' to put it kindly.