It's not black or white....have you seen this Obama/McCain poster where races are reversed?

[1Hippiechick]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1082751/Its-black-white-Obama-McCain-skin-colour-swapped-poster-campaign-voters-ignore-race-issue.html

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

1. That looks photoshopped.

[vanderBeth]

4. Well, duh

Did you think they took an actual picture with Obama being white and McCain being white?

[goodgd_yall]

5. LOL!

You're such a smart:kick: but that's good.

[NEDem]

6. Ya think???

[supernova]

2. John Edwards's hair on Barack is disturbing!

:P

[iamthebandfanman]

3. haha i know, i know that haircut anywhere. n/t

[mwooldri]

8. That's exactly what I thought... John Edwards!

I bet you that's what they did... took John Edwards' overall profile and added Obamas' features. Then for McCain looks a bit like Trevor McDonald's head to me... but then I might be wrong sorry I'm bad with faces period.

[1Hippiechick]

13. And Obama looks like an old photo of Tony Robbins! (imo) n/t

[Yes We Did]

7. Obama wins the poll on that page 65-35 n/t

[Morning Dew]

9. It's Bobby Kennedy and Clarence Thomas posing together somehow.

[1Hippiechick]

10. I just hate that this wasn't posted days or weeks earlier! n/t

[political_Dem]

11. Yes, I've seen the ad. But I'll answer here as I answered in the first thread covering this:

Race is an issue in this country. And, race is an issue in this election.

I think the artist is ignoring the two ton elephant in the room.

How we solve racism in this country starts by treating race, racism and race-relations seriously instead of ignoring it. Race should never be downplayed or minimized.

[1Hippiechick]

12. I think that is the whole point of the art. Self-realization based on one's reaction to seeing

McCain as black, for example. I think there would be plenty of people who tout themselves as non-biased and non-racist but would be shocked at their own reaction, I believe.