And So The Assassination Plots Begin

[blinkboy211]

The idea of him getting shot is high. My manager told me his girlfriends dad who is in Nashville told them that 4 people were already caught conspiring an assassination. If anything Obama will need to stay out of the South. The South seems like it has the most idiocy when compared to race.

Oh and for anyone that doesn't know I am going to market a blacker guy for presidency in 2012. Oh yeah he is so winning. I need to find a VP, but that can come later. So Vote SCUT in 2012. (Yeah I don't know what the fuck is a Scut either, but that is his nickname and he is my black brother apparently)

[killer kung fu wolf bitch]

I certainly hope Obama dies especially since he won.

It would be MLK Jr. all over again.


I wish the best for President-Elect Barrack Hussein Obama

[Prodigy]

Originally Posted by Soraschaser555

He won`t get shot. Hopefully he has loads of protection.

Protection? Hah. My bullets have impregnated more women that I remember having sex with.

Condoms will help him not.

[E.J.]

There already was an attempt. Not suprised if one goes through.

[Sora05]

Originally Posted by Prodigy

Protection? Hah. My bullets have impregnated more women that I remember having sex with.

Condoms will help him not.

Not going to lie, I laughed my ass off when i read this. And your icon is amazing.
I personally think America is going to go to Hell...or I guess we're all going to die, let's elect Obama and cut a few years off.

[Bangkok Superpussy]

Originally Posted by TheTerrorofDeath

Seeing that Obama has a high chance of actually winning this election, assassination plots of course is on everyone's mind. If it isn't your stupid.

What? Obama is going to be just fine. Dude, if it was that simple to take out a president, Bush would've been dead by his second term. Before he was even elected president, Obama was assigned more secret service protection than any other politician in American history. He's not going anywhere.

Two high school kids with their fathers' guns plotting to shoot some black kids in their town and somehow stumble upon Obama and kill him is NOT an assassination plot -- it is the delusion of some insane neo-nazi punks who are now rotting in prison for their stupidity. There will be attempts, yes, but they are all going to fail.

Enough with all this bullshit. There will be no assassination.

[Omni Terra]

Originally Posted by Mastermind

Were you the one that was excited?

No I'm not that negative.

Originally Posted by Prodigy

Protection? Hah. My bullets have impregnated more women that I remember having sex with.

Condoms will help him not.

LOL

[SharinganBlue]

Originally Posted by Sam

What? Obama is going to be just fine. Dude, if it was that simple to take out a president, Bush would've been dead by his second term. Before he was even elected president, Obama was assigned more secret service protection than any other politician in American history. He's not going anywhere.

Two high school kids with their fathers' guns plotting to shoot some black kids in their town and somehow stumble upon Obama and kill him is NOT an assassination plot -- it is the delusion of some insane neo-nazi punks who are now rotting in prison for their stupidity. There will be attempts, yes, but they are all going to fail.

Enough with all this bullshit. There will be no assassination.

Amen. Yes there can be fears but I know that Obama is too good of a leader to die. I certainly know for sure that Obama will go on to be a great president and hopefully run for 8 years. Another thing that pisses me off is racism, it needs to stop cause its getting ridicious.

[Maku]

Originally Posted by SharinganBlue

Amen. Yes there can be fears but I know that Obama is too good of a leader to die. I certainly know for sure that Obama will go on to be a great president and hopefully run for 8 years. Another thing that pisses me off is racism, it needs to stop cause its getting ridicious.

yeah I wonder what the few members of the klu klutz clan are doing right now 0.o

Obama is so nice I too hope that he will serve for eight years. security better be bumped up I guess.

btw, havent there already been like one or two assassination attempts on him?

[Prodigy]

Thanks for the Lols, guys. Laughing is right up there on the list of best medicines.

---Racism? Where do you think he got most of his votes?
People went into the streets asking random black people all over the country who they were supporting. I'll give you an example. If I remember correctly, it was Fox who did this. And this shit is real:

"Hi, we're taking a survey; who do you support in this election?"
"I'm voting Barack Obama!"
"Okay! Well mind if we ask you a few questions?"
"Yeah, sure."
"Do you support Senator Obama's choice of Sarah Palin as his Vice President?"
"Yeah!"
"Do you support his policies with our solidiers staying to fight in Iraq?"
"Yeah!"

And the list of questions goes on and becomes unbearable.
I would say race was as much an issue against Obama as it was for him.
Anyone who disagrees is ignorant.

[Bangkok Superpussy]

Originally Posted by Prodigy

I would say race was as much an issue against Obama as it was for him.
Anyone who disagrees is ignorant.

Let's assume that every black person in the United States (roughly 40,000,000 people -- I actually rounded that number up, and we can assume that only a fraction of those people actually voted) cast a vote for Obama based entirely on his race. You don't think that at least 40,000,000 of the approximately 240,000,000 white people in this country voted against Obama for exactly the same reason?

Black people make up like 13% of the population; white people make up 80%. Race hurt Obama more than it helped him, by far, and he overcame the odds in spite of that.

[scubasteve]

i didnt know assassination was so easy !

[Prodigy]

I know white people who voted for him because he was black. Many, actually. They didn't have to be just black people. And you don't have to be black or white to vote for a man.
As for percentage, don't forget that different states carry different numbers of electoral votes, and therefore a grouping of people in a certain state compared to another could definitely swing something comparatively. And when you have a nation that's already pretty split when there are two candidates who are white, because of being red or blue- a black man will surely change the odds. States like California would go for a liberal anyways. Many red states turned because of Obama. Black voter registration increased rapidly in many states ever since he was declared a presidential candidate. I'm sure that as far as percentage of people who voted, a higher percentage of blacks who could voted compared to a percentage of white people.


So no, I really don't think it was such an enormous obstacle to get past. I acknowledge the role it played, but I really don't think being black hurt him at all. Black people aren't the only ones who want someone not white in office.

[Bangkok Superpussy]

Originally Posted by Prodigy

I know white people who voted for him because he was black. Many, actually. They didn't have to be just black people. And you don't have to be black or white to vote for a man.
As for percentage, don't forget that different states carry different numbers of electoral votes, and therefore a grouping of people in a certain state compared to another could definitely swing something comparatively. And when you have a nation that's already pretty split when there are two candidates who are white, because of being red or blue- a black man will surely change the odds. States like California would go for a liberal anyways. Many red states turned because of Obama. Black voter registration increased rapidly in many states ever since he was declared a presidential candidate. I'm sure that as far as percentage of people who voted, a higher percentage of blacks who could voted compared to a percentage of white people.

So no, I really don't think it was such an enormous obstacle to get past. I acknowledge the role it played, but I really don't think being black hurt him at all. Black people aren't the only ones who want someone not white in office.

I also know white people who voted against him because he is black. Shit, I know black people who voted against him because they simply disagreed with his platform. He did carry a huge percentage of the black vote and the Latino vote, which certainly didn't hurt him, but the number of heartland racists who were strictly against him because of his ethnicity was just as high if not higher than the number of people who voted for him because they wanted to see a black man in office.

Go watch the videos of each candidate's speeches from last night. In the McCain crowd, you will see old white people and disillusioned teenagers who think he's similar enough to Ron Paul to support. In the Obama crowd you will see racial diversity -- blacks and whites.

Obama won because of what he stands for. Both sides of the racial issue cancelled each other out and for all intents and purposes this was a pretty standard election.

[Prodigy]

Originally Posted by Sam

I also know white people who voted against him because he is black. Shit, I know black people who voted against him because they simply disagreed with his platform. He did carry a huge percentage of the black vote and the Latino vote, which certainly didn't hurt him, but the number of heartland racists who were strictly against him because of his ethnicity was just as high if not higher than the number of people who voted for him because they wanted to see a black man in office.

Go watch the videos of each candidate's speeches from last night. In the McCain crowd, you will see old white people and disillusioned teenagers who think he's similar enough to Ron Paul to support. In the Obama crowd you will see racial diversity -- blacks and whites.

Obama won because of what he stands for. Both sides of the racial issue cancelled each other out and for all intents and purposes this was a pretty standard election.

As do I, Sam. And yes there are going to be people who vote for him or against him regardless of his race or their own race. Those people are fine by me. Why don't I like Obama like much of the younger America? Well it certainly doesn't have to do with his race. If his race was what bothered me, then dammit I'd be doing something about it. I don't believe he will help. I hope that he does, surely. I hope I'm wrong. But I don't think his plans or policies are going to better America. I believe in Capitalism, not Socialism. And it's not just that, either. I'm not stupid enough to believe that America will change to a Socialist society. It's obvious that not all power resides with the President. And that's another topic that pisses me off. Bad or not, people blame Bush for doing so-and-so to the country. And he has the same power that Obama will have. Actually, with the House and Congress, Obama will have a bit more chance for power. But that's besides my point. I'm ranting on something entirely different now. I'll stop with that.

As far as heartland racists, their voter registration didn't go up nearly as drastically as others did. Just as many, if not more due to population amount, of the poor whites lack the ability to vote as the poor blacks. And of the 'heartland racists', I can promise you that a vast majority of them are in the larger and poorer sect in which many lack the ability to vote. I'm not by any means saying that ignorant or racist whites can't vote, but I would say that the votes on ethnicity were a dramatic help to him. From the supporting side, at least. But that's why as said that it I believe it was as much for him as it was against him. While racism on blacks from whites may be becoming a slowly diminishing fact, the idea of voting "for" someone because they've never seen that before is as racist, if you ask me. I would not say that race was a largely deciding factor, but to say that it didn't affect the way things turned out would be a ridiculous claim.

I agree, though, that this was a pretty standard election, I just think that in certain places, race carried over. But to that, that is just an opinion that no one can legitimately fight. No one can account that as a fact or not, based on the incomplete knowledge of individuals' votes.

I see Obama and I sincerely believe that he thinks he's going to help the country. It's just that I don't think he will.
Once again, I hope I'm wrong. Now it's just one of those times where we've got to see how America's choice rolls over. But lol, that usually turns out well. /not

Given that America is mostly full of dumbfucks, I hope that the race favor may lead to something good, compared to what may have been an election for McCain. At this point in my post, though, it's turned into a personal belief debate. Obviously no side works better with or over the other, given the two parties for so long. I'd rather get on back on topic Sam and laugh at ideas concerning assassination attempts. But I'll await for your reply.


lol Nader 2012.