‘A TYPICAL WHITE PERSON’

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Those are the words used by Barack Hussein Obama to describe his grandmother.

The Anointed One says his grandmother isn’t afraid of black people necessarily because she’s a racist but because she’s a typical white person. Obama had made an less-than-flattering reference to his grandmother in his race relations speech on Tuesday which attempted to calm the storm generated by the racist, hate-filled, anti-Semitic and anti-American comments made by Obama’s longtime mentor, friend and minister, Jeremiah Wright.

Here’s what the Chocolate Jesus told a Philadelphia radio station:

The point I was making was not that grandmother harbors any racial animosity. She doesn’t.

But she is a typical white person, who, if she sees somebody on the street that she doesn’t know, you know, there’s a reaction that’s been bred in our experiences that don’t go away and that sometimes come out in the wrong way, and that’s just the nature of race in our society.

Others are stepping in it as well. Sen. Claire McCaskill, a Missouri Democrat said:

He, for the first time, I think, as a black leader in America, has come to the American people not as a victim, but rather as a leader.

Uh, Senator, there have been plenty of black leaders prior to Obama. It’s just that your side chooses not to recognize them, but rather call them Uncle Toms, Oreos, etc., because they aren’t part of the perpetual victim crowd headed by the NAALCP — the National Association for the Advancement of (Liberal) Colored People — along with The Reverend Al Sharpton and The Reverend Jackson.

You have the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. No one in their right mind could call him a victim or say his approach was that of a victim. He was a leader. You have Dr. King’s contemporaries from the civil rights era, who came to the American people as leaders. You have Thurgood Marshall and Clarence Thomas, blacks who served and have served admirably as Supreme Court justices. You have the first and second black Secretaries of State, Colin Powell and Condoleeza Rice. You have Juan Williams, Shelby Steele, Walter Williams and Thomas Sowell. Too many to mention.

But none of them came from or reside on the Victim Plantation. You know, the one with the White Liberal Politicians as slave masters and race-baiters like The Justice Brothers — the Revs. Sharpton and Jackson — as the overseers. Face it, without keeping blacks thinking of themselves as perpetual victims of perceived racism and invented concepts like institutional racism, would Sharpton and Jackson even be relevant? They need victims for whom to advocate. Otherwise, they’d need to go get real jobs. Hence, there’ no incentive for them to empower the people they claim to represent and seek to empower.

And the White Liberal Politicians who rule the Victim Plantation need those perpetual victims to remain in office, taking the hard-earned money from people who don’t reside on the Victim Plantation and transfer it to those who do in order to ensure their continued support.

McCaskill opens her mouth and changes feet:

There are good works this man (Wright) has done.

Sure. Hitler made the trains run on time, too.

And the French-looking Senator, John F-ing Kerry, who by the way served in Vietnam in case you didn’t know that, also got in on the act, saying that Osama bin … Osama Obama … Obamamama could connect with moderate Muslims — even though we’re not supposed to remind people of Obama’s Muslim heritage — “because he’s an African-American. Because he’s a black man who has come from a place of oppression and repression in our own country.”

Spare me, Senator. Any more than any thinking American believed you belonged to a black church in 2004, no one with an IQ higher than room temperature believes Obama is a product of oppression and repression. This is a man with an elite, Ivy League education, talks and thinks like one of those East Coast elitists — as does his elitist wife — then hitched his star to the corrupt Chicago political machine.

It appears that the Chocolate Jesus, who claims to want to unite Americans, is nothing more than a race-baiter himself, hoping to capitalize on racial politics and dividing Americans along lines of race.

Can you imagine the outrage if any white conservative politician had made a reference to a “typical black person”? Or a “typical Hispanic person”? Remember the stir Reggie White caused in a speech before the Wisconsin Legislature? Simply for making comments based on perceived stereotypes.

Awhile back, a prominent figure made the following remarks:

There is nothing more painful to me … than to walk down the street and hear footsteps and start thinking about robbery, then look around and see somebody white and feel relieved.

The speaker? John McCain? Nope. Newt Gingrich? Nope. Dick Cheney? Nope. Rush Limbaugh? Nope. Not even close. But you can imagine the reaction of any of them — or any white conservative for that matter — had.

The speaker was The Reverend Jesse Jackson, essentially fitting the stereotype of all white people as espoused by Barack Hussein Obama.

Owen Robinson asks a critical question about The Great Uniter at Boots & Sabers:

How can we expect this man to lead us when every time he sees a “typical white person” he sees a racist?

Michelle Malkin asks:

If this is how Obama responds when he’s “shaken up,” God help us if he’s in the White House during the next terrorist attack or international crisis.

And over at Power Line, John Hindraker observes:

[W]hat Obama said was that the “typical white person” views others of different races with fear and suspicion. Obama appears to be digging himself in deeper and deeper.

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