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[GorillaGal]

A Greek Cypriot commentator was watching Obama’s victory speech when he noticed a black guy cry.

“This black person is crying, god bless him”, he said in a condoning tone.

The black person was in fact the reverend Jessie Jackson and GR’s post reminded me of the commentator’s remarks. Epidermic and inappropriate.

No only black people were crying, I am white and I was crying as well. following the event on live TV.

egality for all... needs still a lot of work, and Obama is a step in the right direction.

I'm white, and i cried as well. and it wasn't an election about the color of skin, although for some it might have been. i think most americans were just sick to death and embarrassed as hell of Bush as our leader. he did heave office with the lowest approval rating of any president in the history of approval ratings in the USA. Bush is in a large part, responsable for the state of our nation today. I don't think anyone expects Obama to change things overnight. it took 8 years to get here, it CAN'T change overnight. but we are ready for change, and he is a very articulate, intelligent man, compared to McCains hot head, old and diseased body, and the empty headed clown he took as running mate.
it's not an easy job being the president of my country. but i think, so far, Obama is doing a fine job. I am proud, once again, to be an American. let's see where he takes us in the next 8 years.

[miltiades]

A Greek Cypriot commentator was watching Obama’s victory speech when he noticed a black guy cry.

“This black person is crying, god bless him”, he said in a condoning tone.

The black person was in fact the reverend Jessie Jackson and GR’s post reminded me of the commentator’s remarks. Epidermic and inappropriate.

No only black people were crying, I am white and I was crying as well. following the event on live TV.

egality for all... needs still a lot of work, and Obama is a step in the right direction.

I'm white, and i cried as well. and it wasn't an election about the color of skin, although for some it might have been. i think most americans were just sick to death and embarrassed as hell of Bush as our leader. he did heave office with the lowest approval rating of any president in the history of approval ratings in the USA. Bush is in a large part, responsable for the state of our nation today. I don't think anyone expects Obama to change things overnight. it took 8 years to get here, it CAN'T change overnight. but we are ready for change, and he is a very articulate, intelligent man, compared to McCains hot head, old and diseased body, and the empty headed clown he took as running mate.
it's not an easy job being the president of my country. but i think, so far, Obama is doing a fine job. I am proud, once again, to be an American. let's see where he takes us in the next 8 years.

I'm proud to be an American supporter through and through . The election of Obama was a monumental event in the history of the greatest nation on earth , its magnitude equal to that of the American constitution.

[Free Spirit]

It gives the African Americans HOPE. A realisation that they can now achieve anything.

Aren't they Negroes'? if so they should be refered to as such instead of those silly PC names like we get in the UK Affro Caribeans', there's no such thing they're 'Negroes'.
You don't call the white people European Americans do you?

[Oracle]

The only "Negro" is your negro (dead) brain Free Spirit ....

[GorillaGal]

The only "Negro" is your negro (dead) brain Free Spirit ....

good one oracle!

[Free Spirit]

The only "Negro" is your negro (dead) brain Free Spirit ....

So if they aren't negros what are they? Now that you've claimed that negros are brain dead who programmes them?
Ozzie Americans, Paddy Americans, Jock Americans, Frog Americans, Anglo Americans, Spic Americans etc etc etc etc.
Stupid PC name, brain Dead Affro Americans; what a laugh.

[Oracle]

The only "Negro" is your negro (dead) brain Free Spirit ....

So if they aren't negros what are they? Now that you've claimed that negros are brain dead who programmes them?
Ozzie Americans, Paddy Americans, Jock Americans, Frog Americans, Anglo Americans, Spic Americans etc etc etc etc.
Stupid PC name, brain Dead Affro Americans; what a laugh.

Clearly your stupefied brain has failed to comprehend, that you are the only extant brain-dead, racially egocentric cockroach, alive for days without a brain (amply demonstrated by you), merely for the self-gratifying act of hoping that you can bring others down to your primordial loaf-level!

It must really bug you, cockroach, that a demi-'negro', like Obama, is so powerful and you are so ........

[paliometoxo]

so the elections is after 8 years not 4 then another 4 if re elected?

[Kikapu]

A Greek Cypriot commentator was watching Obama’s victory speech when he noticed a black guy cry.

“This black person is crying, god bless him”, he said in a condoning tone.

The black person was in fact the reverend Jessie Jackson and GR’s post reminded me of the commentator’s remarks. Epidermic and inappropriate.

No only black people were crying, I am white and I was crying as well. following the event on live TV.

egality for all... needs still a lot of work, and Obama is a step in the right direction.

I'm white, and i cried as well. and it wasn't an election about the color of skin, although for some it might have been. i think most americans were just sick to death and embarrassed as hell of Bush as our leader. he did heave office with the lowest approval rating of any president in the history of approval ratings in the USA. Bush is in a large part, responsable for the state of our nation today. I don't think anyone expects Obama to change things overnight. it took 8 years to get here, it CAN'T change overnight. but we are ready for change, and he is a very articulate, intelligent man, compared to McCains hot head, old and diseased body, and the empty headed clown he took as running mate.
it's not an easy job being the president of my country. but i think, so far, Obama is doing a fine job. I am proud, once again, to be an American. let's see where he takes us in the next 8 years.

I'm proud to be an American supporter through and through . The election of Obama was a monumental event in the history of the greatest nation on earth , its magnitude equal to that of the American constitution.

[Oracle]

A Greek Cypriot commentator was watching Obama’s victory speech when he noticed a black guy cry.

“This black person is crying, god bless him”, he said in a condoning tone.

The black person was in fact the reverend Jessie Jackson and GR’s post reminded me of the commentator’s remarks. Epidermic and inappropriate.

No only black people were crying, I am white and I was crying as well. following the event on live TV.

egality for all... needs still a lot of work, and Obama is a step in the right direction.

I'm white, and i cried as well. and it wasn't an election about the color of skin, although for some it might have been. i think most americans were just sick to death and embarrassed as hell of Bush as our leader. he did heave office with the lowest approval rating of any president in the history of approval ratings in the USA. Bush is in a large part, responsable for the state of our nation today. I don't think anyone expects Obama to change things overnight. it took 8 years to get here, it CAN'T change overnight. but we are ready for change, and he is a very articulate, intelligent man, compared to McCains hot head, old and diseased body, and the empty headed clown he took as running mate.
it's not an easy job being the president of my country. but i think, so far, Obama is doing a fine job. I am proud, once again, to be an American. let's see where he takes us in the next 8 years.

I'm proud to be an American supporter through and through . The election of Obama was a monumental event in the history of the greatest nation on earth , its magnitude equal to that of the American constitution.

Kikapu .. as always, the finger on the pulse!

Yes America stands for Freedom ... but Bush took that away.

Still, Obama is a completely different "kettle of Fish" and we have hope for the US of A.