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Kanye West is a clown.

"Hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things, and no good thing ever dies"

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Originally posted by AURaptor:
Niki

I've heard other Libs nut cases spout this bizarre slant that you're trying to do, so it's suspect that these are your own thoughts. Likely, you're just parroting some b.s. spin, from moveon.org, mother jones or some other far Left wing commune outfit.


This had nothing to do w/ Kanye personally, but the...

( and I can not believe I'm having to explain this to a grown woman..a very OLD grown woman, who should know better, but for some reason , doesn't )

...idea that ANYONE could believe that Bush some how didn't CARE enough, and that was the reason those people died in Katrina, or that all those folks working so hard weren't being given any credit for their efforts, even in such a overwhelming situation.

Yes, mistakes were made, and most by the state and local authorities, which only made the Federal support all the less effective.

Kanye sees this now. But not you. You're still clinging to your hating Bush, first and last, simply because he won in 2000, and Gore didn't.

"The modern definition of 'racist' is someone who is winning an argument with a liberal."

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'Nuff said. I have better things to do.

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'Nuff said. I have better things to do.

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Were it true, that you'd stop yammering away and posting, or that you have better things to do.

Never thought I'd live to see the day where Kanye West proved to be a bigger person than - well, ANYONE, but today's the day.

Kanye > Niki


Let that sit for a while as you think about it.

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Originally posted by AURaptor:

Kanye West to Bush -

" I'm sorry "



"The modern definition of 'racist' is someone who is winning an argument with a liberal."

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Kanye West to Bush -

" I'm sorry "

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Kanye West to Bush -

" I'm sorry "

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Never happened.


Bush should apologize to the whole freaking world. Maybe he'll do so at his war crimes trial. ;)

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"I would tell George Bush in my moment of frustration, I didn't have the grounds to call him a racist," he told Matt Lauer on Tuesday, for a pre-taped segment of 'Today.' "I believe that in a situation of high emotion like that we as human beings don't always choose the right words."

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Originally posted by AURaptor:
Watch the video, moron.

I posted the quotes, so you could follow along.

Man, want me to wipe your arse too ? Is there ANYTHING you can do for yourself ?



WAAAAAAAHHH !!! It's not there! I can't find it!!

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" In my moment of frustration.. that I didn't have the grounds to call him ( Bush ) a racist. "

- pause -

Lauer: " And... You're sorry "


West: " Yeah...I'm sorry for the .. "

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Lauer: " I think I get the point "

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Originally posted by Niki2:
Well, my take is that from watching the video is that it was a "gotcha" interview, that the guy kept trying to put "I'm sorry" into Kanye's mouth. And no, he didn't apologize; I took from it that he was trying to find the words to express that he DID feel there was an inequality in how Katrina was handled, and that more attention might have been paid if it were a white population, but that to call Bush specifically a "racist" was wrong, in that he couldn't know that. In other words, that the GOVERNMENT had behaved in a bigoted way, but to put it on Bush specifically by calling him racist was a poor choice of words. And that his remark grew out of anger and frustration about the situation and wasn't well thought out.

I didn't get all that he was convinced Bush wasn't racist, only that he was taking responsibility for his choice of words.

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Thank you Nikki. The voice of reason has spoken.

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Made a liar out of you, I did, too.

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" In my moment of frustration.. that I didn't have the grounds to call him ( Bush ) a racist. "

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Lauer: " And... You're sorry "


West: " Yeah...I'm sorry for the .. "

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Lauer: " I think I get the point "

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"I'm sorry for the..."

unfinished. He never, not once apologizes to Bush. He empathizes with the president, but does not apologize directly to him. Most of that was Lauer putting words in his mouth. He was trying like hellfire to get an apology....and ALMOST got one.

Big difference.

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From your very own cite in the first post of this thread:

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"I would tell George Bush in my moment of frustration, I didn't have the grounds to call him a racist," he told Matt Lauer on Tuesday, for a pre-taped segment of 'Today.' "I believe that in a situation of high emotion like that we as human beings don't always choose the right words."

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No mention anywhere in the whole article of any "I'm sorry" said to Bush.

NOW you claim he said it to Lauer. But your own cite for that doesn't mention it at all.




The modern definition of "socialist" is anyone who's winning an argument against a tea-bagger.

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Mr. President, you're a god damn, mother fucking liar.
Fuck you, you cock sucking community activist piece of shit.
... go fuck yourself, Mr. President.

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Abu Grabe?

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Abu Grabe?

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Sorry, this one stopped me in my tracks. It was worthy of Wulf, not to nitpick...

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It's not that George Bush doesn't care about black people, or doesn't care about people, it's that he has no idea how to solve people's problems. He's put in charge of them, and then gets advice from an incredibly corrupt crowd of cronies, and the result is a heckuva job. But it's not ill intent, I feel fairly confident in that.

The man has some deep deep character flaws, but these are not they.

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