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<blockquote data-quote="cjjtulsa" data-source="post: 1967197" data-attributes="member: 6146"><p>Not "no matter what", but my implication is that race is a factor. And by opining that Powell may be voting more along racial lines than political, that in turn denotes that I somehow feel my race is superior to his? That is the true meaning of racism, after all. And would be a complete miss. </p><p></p><p>Powell claims to be a conservative Republican, and supported Obama in his first term. After seeing the results of the last three plus years and still endorsing Obama, Powell is either not a conservative, or is casting his support based on something other than political policy. Hmmmmm - what could that be? Maybe you're correct: maybe he isn't happy with the current platform of the GOP. <em>But he hasn't stated that.</em> Publicly voicing his total disagreement with the party platform, and/or switching parties would be an easy thing to do. He's done neither. So yes, I have a feeling his endorsement has a little something to do with race - and I won't apologize for it. Does it make me a racist? I don't see how. But whoever feels that it does, that's fine - and I won't waste time arguing with you over it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cjjtulsa, post: 1967197, member: 6146"] Not "no matter what", but my implication is that race is a factor. And by opining that Powell may be voting more along racial lines than political, that in turn denotes that I somehow feel my race is superior to his? That is the true meaning of racism, after all. And would be a complete miss. Powell claims to be a conservative Republican, and supported Obama in his first term. After seeing the results of the last three plus years and still endorsing Obama, Powell is either not a conservative, or is casting his support based on something other than political policy. Hmmmmm - what could that be? Maybe you're correct: maybe he isn't happy with the current platform of the GOP. [I]But he hasn't stated that.[/I] Publicly voicing his total disagreement with the party platform, and/or switching parties would be an easy thing to do. He's done neither. So yes, I have a feeling his endorsement has a little something to do with race - and I won't apologize for it. Does it make me a racist? I don't see how. But whoever feels that it does, that's fine - and I won't waste time arguing with you over it. [/QUOTE]
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