Is it better to be a sexist or a racist?
Warning: the following maybe considered offensive to others and I do not intend to offend others with what I'm about to say... If I do however offend anyone, I will say sorry in advance... sorry... I'm also not doing this to discredit Mrs. Clinton or Mr. Obama, they are both qualified to be president in my opinion, even if I'm with the Republicans...
This election is starting to get a bit out of hand... With constant attacks from both sides and things being taken out of context, its going to be interesting how this comes to its finale... However there has been one thing that has been bugging me, and it started at the beginning of this year (if not eariler) when it was all talk about both Clinton and Obama... While there were so much being talked about by these two people, there was one question that went through my head... At first I was joking, but then as I thought more on it, it started to be more interesting...
Is it better to be a sexist or a racist?
In one stand point, if you were to vote for Obama, you could be voting for a man with more years in the Senate, but then people could accuse you of being a person who is sexist, whereas if you vote for Clinton, you would have someone who was (in some idea) already in the White House and knows how it works, but then you could have people saying the reason why you didn't vote for Obama was because he was black...
Now before you start flaming, I know darn well that this had nothing to do with Obama winning the nomination... however, that still goes without saying that no one could deny that in some idea, this was a question that was going through their heads... Another fun thing to think of is that IF Obama DIDN'T win, what would the chances have been that someone would call a conpiracy and civil rights leaders would be on TV saying that he was cheated?
So that is my question to you, Not just the first question that I had asked, but do you believe, especially with Sarah Palin in the mix, that this question could have a deciding factor as to who would become president?
Also I'm sorry for the description not being so good, I had a better explaination, but my computer froze and deleted my previous speech...
This election is starting to get a bit out of hand... With constant attacks from both sides and things being taken out of context, its going to be interesting how this comes to its finale... However there has been one thing that has been bugging me, and it started at the beginning of this year (if not eariler) when it was all talk about both Clinton and Obama... While there were so much being talked about by these two people, there was one question that went through my head... At first I was joking, but then as I thought more on it, it started to be more interesting...
Is it better to be a sexist or a racist?
In one stand point, if you were to vote for Obama, you could be voting for a man with more years in the Senate, but then people could accuse you of being a person who is sexist, whereas if you vote for Clinton, you would have someone who was (in some idea) already in the White House and knows how it works, but then you could have people saying the reason why you didn't vote for Obama was because he was black...
Now before you start flaming, I know darn well that this had nothing to do with Obama winning the nomination... however, that still goes without saying that no one could deny that in some idea, this was a question that was going through their heads... Another fun thing to think of is that IF Obama DIDN'T win, what would the chances have been that someone would call a conpiracy and civil rights leaders would be on TV saying that he was cheated?
So that is my question to you, Not just the first question that I had asked, but do you believe, especially with Sarah Palin in the mix, that this question could have a deciding factor as to who would become president?
Also I'm sorry for the description not being so good, I had a better explaination, but my computer froze and deleted my previous speech...
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