What an Awesome Week In Obama's America

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Barack Obama has done zero for black people

Black people have had it worst under America's first black president, despite all his promises.



Under the leadership of America’s first black president, black people have been the biggest losers. Here are the numbers:



• 25% of black households live below the poverty line as compared to eight percent for white households.
• One out of three black children lives in poverty.
• Blacks are twice as likely as whites to be unemployed.
• Blacks earn $13,000 less per year than their white counterparts.
• The unemployment rate of African Americans has consistently been twice as high as for whites over the last 50 years.
• For every $100 in wealth of a white household, the black household only has $6 in wealth.



Thanks to Obama, gun violence in America is rising. Blacks are suffering the most because they are six times more likely to commit a homicide than whites and seven times more likely to be a victim of a homicide than whites. Crime has escalated thanks to Obama stoking the race wars in America.

 

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Obama has had time to advocate for gays - getting them gay marriage, repealing the US military’s gag order on opening gay and lesbian soldiers serving in the military.

Through executive order, Obama prevented millions of illegal aliens age 31 and under from being deported from America.


But blacks, who voted at a rate of 95 per cent for Obama in 2008 and 93 per cent in 2012, have gotten a lump of coal at best from their black messiah.

 

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Ben Carson: Obama was 'raised white' and cannot relate to black experience.



Ben Carson recalls his reaction at witnessing the election of the first black US president, Carson said: “Like most Americans, I was proud that we broke the color barrier. But I also recognize that [Obama’s] experience and my experience are night-and-day different.”





"He didn’t grow up like I grew up, by any stretch of the imagination. Not even close.
He’s an African-American. He was, you know, raised white. Many of his formative years were spend in Indonesia. So for him to claim that he identifies with the experience of black Americans is a bit of a stretch."



Carson was raised in intense poverty with his brother by a single mother in Detroit and then Boston. He favors ending some government welfare programs which he believes breed dependency, and favors private charities taking over welfare work from the government.

Obama lived with his mother, who was white, and his Indonesian stepfather in Jakarta from ages six to 10. After that he was raised in Hawaii by his white maternal grandparents. The president’s paternal roots lie in Kenya.




[FONT=&quot]Carson said he did not encounter racism amongRepublicans but he did sense it from the left, in expectations for how he should think.[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]“Because you’re black, you have to think a certain way, and if you don’t think that way, you’re Uncle Tom ... whereas if I weren’t black, then I would just be a Republican,” Carson said.[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]The retired surgeon said he saw “very little” evidence that criticism of Obama was rooted in racism. “What President Obama represents is an ideology that is antithetical to the ideology of most people in the Republican party. And I don’t think it has anything to do with race,” Carson said.[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]“I’ve been around for 64 years. I’ve had a chance to see what real racism is.”[/FONT]

 

[Acebb]

C'mon man, you don't understand, forgetaboutit

As with Muslim terrorist, we need love and hugs and compassion


Fucking idiots

Willie,
you sound skeptical that beer summits and inviting BLM to the White House were great ideas by mr cool and competent.

@)

 

[russ1945]

[h=2]Farrakhan to Obama: Let Trump Do Want He Wants, You Failed Inner City Blacks[/h]

 

[Michelangelo]

Ben Carson: Obama was 'raised white' and cannot relate to black experience.



Ben Carson recalls his reaction at witnessing the election of the first black US president, Carson said: “Like most Americans, I was proud that we broke the color barrier. But I also recognize that [Obama’s] experience and my experience are night-and-day different.”





"He didn’t grow up like I grew up, by any stretch of the imagination. Not even close.
He’s an African-American. He was, you know, raised white. Many of his formative years were spend in Indonesia. So for him to claim that he identifies with the experience of black Americans is a bit of a stretch."



Carson was raised in intense poverty with his brother by a single mother in Detroit and then Boston. He favors ending some government welfare programs which he believes breed dependency, and favors private charities taking over welfare work from the government.

Obama lived with his mother, who was white, and his Indonesian stepfather in Jakarta from ages six to 10. After that he was raised in Hawaii by his white maternal grandparents. The president’s paternal roots lie in Kenya.




Carson said he did not encounter racism amongRepublicans but he did sense it from the left, in expectations for how he should think.
“Because you’re black, you have to think a certain way, and if you don’t think that way, you’re Uncle Tom ... whereas if I weren’t black, then I would just be a Republican,” Carson said.
The retired surgeon said he saw “very little” evidence that criticism of Obama was rooted in racism. “What President Obama represents is an ideology that is antithetical to the ideology of most people in the Republican party. And I don’t think it has anything to do with race,” Carson said.
“I’ve been around for 64 years. I’ve had a chance to see what real racism is.”

Love Dr Carson.

Hope Trump puts him in a visible Cabinet position.