The United Colors of Bubbadom

In case you didn’t realize it, the only reason that you may vote for Barack Obama (if given the chance) is because you’re feeling guilty because your family used to own his grandfather…or something like that. Let Godlstein ‘splain it to you ( in reference to the "Ferarro Flap"):

Incidentally, let me add here that Obama’s response is, as ever with this calculating huckster, cynical and opportunistic — even as it pretends to aspire to the moral high ground (with just the right mixture of outrage and stoicism). Obama once again demands an apology because a white person noticed that his using his blackness effectively has been, well, effective for him (the key point here being that it is he, and not blacks in general, who Ferraro spoke of) — and in so doing, is sure to convince a number of weak-minded individuals on all sides of the political divide that they can buy themselves some easy grace (and burnish their anti-racist bona fides, in the process) simply by voting for him.

It’s a one shop stop for cultural penance — a way to unsully yourself of your despicable whiteness, and unburden yourself of your historical baggage. Which, I suppose, makes Barack the campaign equivalent to a Hail Mary.

Had the first serious black contender for President been a conservative, I believe it would have helped race relations in this country immeasurably. That he’s a Democrat will do nothing but set us back decades — and in the process erode our freedom of speech even further, all in the name of “tolerance.”

For those keeping score at home:

If Democrats, miscegenation aficionados, and other fellow travelers elect a black President, that would set race relations back decades.

But if he were a Republican that they could vote for, why racism in America could officially be declared deader than Strom Thurmond because they would have proved that they can move past their deeply ingrained distaste for people of the dusky hue.

How refreshing.

But then, admitting that you have a problem is always the first step into a brave new world…