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It’s disgusting.

I’ve seen bloggers essentially call blacks who don’t toe the leftist party line traitors to their race.

The same thing goes for homosexuals. If you’re not a hardcore leftist/progressive/moonbat, you’re a self-loathing homosexual.

It’s disgusting.

I’ve seen conservatives call homosexuals faggots and wish they’d get AIDS and burn in hell.

Fortunately, when I turned 8 I learned not to judge entire groups of people based on the actions of a few, so I didn’t immediately jump to the conclusion that “conservatives hate gay people.”

But....that’s just me.

Lefties hate gay people if they are conservative.  In fact, they hate anyone who is conservative.  Nice.

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It is dedicated to the black conservative point of view.

Dave, are you referring to Phelps?

If so, you are being disingenious because he is hardly a conservative, and is most certainly not representative of any person or group other than his.

It’s prejudice, but not the highest order.  Prejudice is making a judgement about someone’s character based on traits that don’t indicate anything about a person’s character - skin color, height, weight, age, etc.

One’s political ideology, however, does say something about one’s character.  Not much, but some.  Political ideology is just one small part of a person’s character.  Someone who hates on that lone criteria may be overlooking several positive character traits.  Thus, the wrong political ideology alone does not justify hatred.

It is racist, however, to expect all persons of a particular race to adhere to a single political ideology.  Those who think all black people should be liberal are in fact stereotyping the race.

I am skeptical until some sort of proof is offered.

Try how people cast their secret ballots

Yet it is my opinion that many black people in the U.S. are politically and philosophically conservative — and many are in fact actually closeted Republicans, fearful of persecution by friends, business associates, society clubs, school mates and even churches.

That’s an interesting idea.  It would have been nice if the author would have offered evidence to back up his claim.  I’m not saying I don’t believe it, but I am skeptical until some sort of proof is offered.