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Obama has already ran a race neutral campaign that walked the line of completely denying the issue of race in America in order for personal gain with the end result being the further marginalization of such issues being addressed in the mainstream. He made me uncomfortable at times because while I would love to believe in an America that has progressed, I cannot because there is too much out there to completely contradict it. Its like the Gilded Age.

However, I am as I have always been confident in Obama's brand of leadership and also his understanding of the fact that change comes from the bottom up and not the top down. He was a community organizer and understands the grassroots. This is something that brought me to the Obama camp and this is something that has allowed me to remain in the Obama camp.We must hold Obama accountable at all times…all people so that he runs the government in the way that he said. I have no problem making demands and putting pressure. Its called Civic engagement-we must engage because it is the only way to bring about real change. Also electoral politics is not the place for real substantitve change in the way that social movement politics can. There are several movements that I can think of on the top of my head that America needs to engage in. We must not be complacent now that Obama is in the White House. We should use it to our advantage now that we have a president who is willing to listen to the people.

In this post racial society, maybe terms like Uncle Tom will lose racial connotations altogether. Maybe we can all get over ourselves.

It is not about you. It is about us.

Plus, really now, he's already pretty much blacklisted. He's not welcome on any talk shows, he's not covered by the mainstream media, and the Democratic party and its apologists (see comments here, for instance) call him much worse that what you say he said.

Is he blunt? Yes. Unapologetic? Always. Racist in the David Duke brand of racist? Doubtful. Racist in the way white America has always been racist? Quite possibly, but even there I would argue that if anyone can truly see Americans for what they are, it's Ralph Nader.

The piece you didn't see the other night was when Nader did 30 minutes on Real News Network, with Paul Jay, Tom Morris from Capital Hill Blues, and Bill Fletcher from Black Commentator, where they had an excellant discussion on race, politics, Obama, and the exact point that Nader was trying to make on the quoted radio program. Is Obama going to stand up for the poor and the downtrodden, or will he pander to the middle calss, while taking care of his corporate sponsors? Valid question? I think so!To see the segment: http://www.commondreams.org/headline/2008/11/05-8

Get some perspective folks.

We can never relinquish the minority voice, not with Sarah (Wolf Killer)
Palin lurking In Juneau, waiting to set the Big Trap in 2012. Not hardly.
Not hardly , Jack.

Johnny “Anti-Vivisector” Director

However, his remark shows incredible tone-deafness. He should have retracted the part about Uncle Tom, and let the part about being a possible corporate shill stand. It's a good argument that doesn't need the racial component.

What's left?

Be that as it may, I understand his point. I very much hope Obama doesn't jump in the pocket of monied interests too. But Uncle Tom?? How tone deaf. How about Daddy Warbucks? And worse, he kept it up, too. He didn't or couldn't appreciate how offensive his choice of metaphores was.

He has now squandered that visibility. Ralph Nader will never again be taken seriously by anyone outside his circle of friends.

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We understand and concur with Nader, hardly a racist as an Arab-Amercan, that the corporate takeover of our once great nation has been
categorical and complete. The 'little guy,” animals, trees, rivers, streams and lakes suffer the brunt of the greedy machinations of the American/Global Corporate Defilers.

We've long pased the point of civil discourse with the Machine and Big Media yet we find a way to keep it in–Nader, it seems, is sick of keeping it in. He could have taken the easy way out by groveling to Shephard Smith on the spot; he chose not to. Ironically, the Limbaugh-led jokesters call Obama a socialist whereas the opposite is the objective reality. It can be admited Ralph's use of “Uncle Tom” was not a the wisest thing to do.

Noneteless, it is up to Obama to display the independence of action to compel an apology. Better than all of us, Ralph knows Mr. Obama, even if he wanted to , is powerless to break the vise Big Business has clamped on our country. There will be no socialism, no discernable “change.”

JP aka Johnny “Loathe The Furriers” Le Courier