Obama Belongs to Racist Cultish Religion?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eW3qbibh8Mk&mode=related&search=

Hannity gets right to the point and it becomes quite clear that this church and its values - its stated values are racist.  Of course, this doesn't necessarilly mean Obama agrees with them, but it does give a person reason to stop and think.  Obama considers himself a member of this church, and thus he must not find what they are saying too objectionable, right?

Alan Colmes sidesteps the whole point and goes on to criticize the guest for questioning Obama's faith.  Colmes asks him something like 'where do you get the right to question Obama's faith?' - kindof a stupid question really.  Why doesn't he have the right to question Obama's faith? Is he not free to think as he pleases, to question what he wants? 

Bottom line? Obama is a part of a church with some clearly racist doctrines. 

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Agreed.  This is yet another example of racist double standards in America like I point out in another thread.  You can obviously tell that this church is very racist in terms of its doctrines.  If you simply substitute the word 'black' with the word 'white' in  its doctrines, their committment to the 'black' community would become a committment to the 'white' community - something many people would rightly call obvious racism.  Yet when the church proclaims committment to the 'black' community, that is considered 'ok' by a sizable number of people.  If something is racist, it is racist, and it doesn't matter if it is racist against black people or racist against white people.  Racism is racism, and if you are going to denounce it, that is good.  But it is important that you be consistent and apply the same rules fairly and equitably to everyone in all situations, regardless of which race is being targetted or favored unfairly.  Again, this is just another example of racist double standards.