jadeddude's Blog

My goodness, don't even put OJ and Obama in the same category. Geesh. I voted today, but as I did. I took a few minutes to remember what each of these men said how they represented themselves, the things I read, watched and learned about BOTH of them. I liked them both, as people. They both worked hard, made us laugh at times and even made us angry. But for me, when I decided who to vote for, I chose the one I felt would benefit me and my young adult children the most as well as myself. I won't say who I voted for, it's a personal issue for me, but whoever wins, I hope they will bring this country together and get us back on track. Unlike some I didn't see this about a black man VS a white man. I seen two men of different parties trying to get hired for the most prestigious job of their lives.

Wow, you just could not let that one stay in that lil brain of yours as you see all blacks in one way, bad to say the least. Now, I read your blog and without the few idiotic statements I thought it was a great concessional script, but please, why did you have to put OJ into the scenario, did he run for President, or Vice President, or Speaker of the House, or any other congressional seat? The answer is a resounding hell to the no but yet you had to interject your racism to get your point across, however, I see this as a sign of defeat on your part in saying that you are fully aware that many people are casting ballots today for diversity, so why not join them if you cannot beat them, just curious.

Bitts:can you read???Whats a matter my prediction hit a little to close to home.You know,that's how you'll react!The REACTION DUUUHH,not the people was the analogy!Oh yeah I responded to your other blog I can't wait for you to read it!The only reason I'm the way I am is because of people like you!!But you know that.As much as you think were different alas we are sooo much alike!Keep up the good work SISTA!!

Thanks dawg.

Hello Jadeddude & the rest on his blog, take a rest from trying to make false claims and hurt race relations more. Take in McCains words last night and respect your incoming President Obama, and as they both have said try to work together for the best of this country. Obama won with more white votes then Kerry got in 2004, he won by having people of all races help him, give him the chance you would give McCain, no more or less to make good change.

Cherish Life.

Mr. Green with envy:

thank you for such kinds and heartfelt words at the end of your post as I have just found new respect for you and hope that we can surpass the negativity that we have come to experience of late as you are absolutely correct, President Barrack Hussein Obama is not just my Commander-in-Chief, he is all of ours and we must strive to do our part, just as you have done with your comment. I ask that you please see me as an American and I will do the same for you beginning at this moment I will not inject hatred at you and am looking for the same from you. Can you and I change our ways and try to become the TRUE AMERICANS that we are?

Okay, I will change the way I see you Mr. Green with Envy to Mr. Green with Worry as I was making a sarcastic remark towards your screen name in fun. Anyway, I think that the prayer I sent up prior to posting to your blog was answered with great fashion based on your response as we are one of the same color, AMERICAN! Thank you as I will do my part and you just professed to do yours, welcome to the world I have longed for quite some time now, as I know if you and I can do it then we all can!