>>>So - as I said, you're completely misstating what I said - and you know it. I have not called you or anyone else on this forum names and you are proving my point here. If you take offense to me calling a racist a racist or a sexual predator bad then that's your problem not mine.
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>>Victor you called Moore a blatant racist and stated that he has made openly racist remarks. JR and I have both asked you for citations. Again, if he's a blatant racist, then verifiable citations should be easy for you to find.
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>Ok fine -- here ya go. I don't want to start an argument over this though ok.
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>Moore was a leading proponent of the “birther” conspiracy theory
>Opposition to Muslim congressman’s Rep. Keith Ellison’s oath of office
>Saying "..“Now we have blacks and whites fighting, reds and yellows fighting, ..."
>His strong opposition of Amendment 2, a ballot initiative that would have removed segregationist language from the state’s constitution.
>Extensive ties to people who have been involved with neo-Confederate groups - this is a looong list and I'll leave it to you to look into that.
>There is this tweet -- https://twitter.com/MooreSenate/status/935917705730953219 -- Alabama, like a lot of states now, have enacted statutory reforms to allow some convicted felons to vote , which obviously affected the African-American community far more.
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>..etc etc etc etc.

There is a big difference between bigotry and racism. I would agree that Moore is bigoted. I do not agree that he is racist.

As for the "birther" conspiracy - there will always be a level of dishonesty from the Obama camp. I sincerely believe he was born in the United States. I also believe he waited for a very long time to prove it, because he would have to explain why he led so many people to previously believe he was a foreign exchange student.