Obama's Philly radio goof

[zeke12]

As in, "Mr. Byrd's wife and children are still in therapy."

It would be easier to just admit you made a stupid comment rather than dig your heels in and look more like a fool.

 

[Fenian_Bastard]

So, lynching became unheard of in the US in 1998?
I'm so proud.

 

[Point of Order]

As in, "Mr. Byrd's wife and children are still in therapy."

It would be easier to just admit you made a stupid comment rather than dig your heels in and look more like a fool.

It would be easiest to not challenge your air of superiority.

 

[Yawn]

As in, "Mr. Byrd's wife and children are still in therapy."

It would be easier to just admit you made a stupid comment rather than dig your heels in and look more like a fool.

It would be easiest to not challenge your air of superiority.

Point, don't deal with the Amoeba. If he has an air, it's always someone else's.

 

[Yawn]

So, lynching became unheard of in the US in 1998?
I'm so proud.

Find a country that has no faults. Can you?

 

[Chi City 81]

So, lynching became unheard of in the US in 1998?
I'm so proud.

Find a country that has no faults. Can you?

Luxembourg.

 

[writing irish]

Their flag is too much like the Netherlands'. ****in' derivative posers. If Netherlands is The Clash, Luxembourg is Rancid.

 

[Yawn]

Most of the world was into the slavery thing at some point in their history. I think the European slave trade was quite active before we came over here to meet the Indians. You'd think sometimes that America invented the issue.

 

[writing irish]

If you're going to throw out non sequiturs, they should be funny.

 

[zeke12]

It's really just that simple.

 

[Big Chee]

Most of the world was into the slavery thing at some point in their history. I think the European slave trade was quite active before we came over here to meet the Indians. You'd think sometimes that America invented the issue.

Chattel slavery practiced in America was a far different animal.