The Democrats' worst electoral fear on November 4th

In case you can't read the writing on the back of the t-shirt of the White motorcyclist pictured below, it reads:

"Nigger Please!! It's a WHITE house"

(Notice the McCain-Palin bumpersticker below his tail light.)

Hat Tip to long-time afro-netizen E. Rigaud for sending us this disturbing photographic image of the psyche of what we hope will be a small enough subset of the mystical White American "undecided" voting population to deliver this bigot and his ilk the worst freakin' Election Day nightmare their little, racist brains can handle!

We can only imagine what the front of his t-shirt reads!

My top guesses are:

5. I [heart] Mavericks

4. NO-bama

3. 4 more years!

2. "These colors don't run!"

1. "Thanks, but no thanks!"

 

Comments

[michael]

The upside to this is the reaction of some to actually be moved to
vote and discuss this travesty with others. Complacency is our true
enemy. Every vote-every state.

[Hans Meiser]

There was a piece on NPR a couple of weeks ago that talked about the very much alive and open racism in Biden's home town of Scranton, PA.
It's unreal!

Then a number of people who won't say openly that they are racists, but will completely reject Obama on a single, stupid and wrong talking point then go la-la-la with the fingers in their ears.

I hope that this one time, this sentiment fails enough for Obama to make it into the White House and prove those people wrong. And that will be incredibly hard work.

[poof]

I'm soooooo happy to see this guy isn't wearing a helmet.

[Byron Johnson]

A friend in Arizona reported seeing a similar bumper sticker the other day: "McCain - He may not be the right choice, but he's the white choice."

[Jessica Hussein Peltier]

I was just having a conversation today with someone that insisted that race had nothing to do with the election and that racism no longer existed. Really? Proof positive.
I realize evolution is slow moving but maybe we can move all of the neo-cons near the NEW-CLEAR waste dumps (which they claim don't exist) so we can get a few rapid mutations. Whatdoyousay? Youbetcha! I'm going to share this on my profile as well. Chris, I am not surprised by this behavior but am deeply saddened. Tonight (in the 3rd debate) McCain, yet again, referred to the "gold plated cadillac" again; why hasn't anyone tackled that reference? Do we hear comments like these with such frequency that we become immune?

[webprospector]

I'm worried that this whole sentiment goes much deeper than the election.