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<blockquote data-quote="trplnkl" data-source="post: 897442" data-attributes="member: 13254">Sorry I didn&#039;t make myself clear. The dialog that gets shut down is what was the matter at hand when the &quot;card&quot; is played. The discussion changes from the original topic to being about racism. Our discussion here proves out my point, we have spend several posts talking about the virtuous vs. non-virtuous aspects of &quot;playing the race card&quot; and not the original topic. &nbsp;Yea, Cain&#039;s &quot;payback&quot; comment playing the &quot;card&quot; was to divert the focus away from him and put the scrutiny on his opponents. I thought the &quot;high-tech lynching&quot; was a like diversion. No one said Cain couldn&#039;t learn from his opponents. BTW, I did a big eye roll when I read the &quot;high-tech lynching&quot; phrase.&nbsp;I&#039;ve called a couple of people on here racist as well, not because I really thought they were but because I saw saw a chance to show that it is no fun being called a racist when you know you are not.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="trplnkl, post: 897442, member: 13254"] Sorry I didn't make myself clear. The dialog that gets shut down is what was the matter at hand when the "card" is played. The discussion changes from the original topic to being about racism. Our discussion here proves out my point, we have spend several posts talking about the virtuous vs. non-virtuous aspects of "playing the race card" and not the original topic. Yea, Cain's "payback" comment playing the "card" was to divert the focus away from him and put the scrutiny on his opponents. I thought the "high-tech lynching" was a like diversion. No one said Cain couldn't learn from his opponents. BTW, I did a big eye roll when I read the "high-tech lynching" phrase. I've called a couple of people on here racist as well, not because I really thought they were but because I saw saw a chance to show that it is no fun being called a racist when you know you are not. [/QUOTE]

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