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    You are going to have to substantiate this. What does it mean to "give back"? What "lucky breaks" did he catch? How did he "turn his back on where he came from"? Who did he "step on"?


    I believe that it takes an entire villiage to raise a child. Anyone regardless of their race, religion, etc who has made it successful has an obligation to give back to the community that made them. I live in atlanta and I don't see any sign of herman cain doing anything for the city save for a few token appearances at his church.
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    I believe that it takes an entire villiage to raise a child. Anyone regardless of their race, religion, etc who has made it successful has an obligation to give back to the community that made them. I live in atlanta and I don't see any sign of herman cain doing anything for the city save for a few token appearances at his church.

    I understand your opinion in your first sentence, though I respectively disagree with it.

    Is the measure of a man's charity and concern for his fellow man what he does visibly, in the public eye?

    You never addressed these questions: What "lucky breaks" did he catch? How did he "turn his back on where he came from"? Who did he "step on"?

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    I understand your opinion in your first sentence, though I respectively disagree with it.

    I strongly disagree with it, too.


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    I understand your opinion in your first sentence, though I respectively disagree with it.

    Is the measure of a man's charity and concern for his fellow man what he does visibly, in the public eye?

    You never addressed these questions: What "lucky breaks" did he catch? How did he "turn his back on where he came from"? Who did he "step on"?


    He turned his back on his entire community. If you don't know what I'm talking about then you will never get it.

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    He turned his back on his entire community. If you don't know what I'm talking about then you will never get it.

    which basically means yet again you refuse to answer anything resembling a question. right?

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    He turned his back on his entire community. If you don't know what I'm talking about then you will never get it.

    You need to learn to articulate your thoughts. We cannot all read minds.

    What is his "community"?

    How did he turn his back on them?

    Is the measure of a man's charity and concern for his fellow man what he does visibly, in the public eye?

    What "lucky breaks" did he catch?

    Who did he "step on"?

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    You need to learn to articulate your thoughts. We cannot all read minds.

    What is his "community"?

    How did he turn his back on them?

    Is the measure of a man's charity and concern for his fellow man what he does visibly, in the public eye?

    What "lucky breaks" did he catch?

    Who did he "step on"?


    Once again herman cain came from an poorer area of georgia. He has yet to do anything to give back. I live in georgia and have not heard anything. If you know of anything please let us know. As far as lucky breaks not everyone is fortunate enough to make it out of his circumstances growing up. Actually I wont even call it luck he was blessed by God to get the things that he got. But once again what has he given back. By not giving back he is steping on the backs of all of his forefathers whose blood sweat and tears paved the way for him.

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    So you're jealous....got it.

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    So you're jealous....got it.

    Why do I even bother with some of these people on here?

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    Why do I even bother with some of these people on here?

    You probably shouldn't.........
    Look up the Samaritan Fund, Omaha YMCA, University of Nebraska, Morehouse college. I'm sure that won't be enough for you though...
    Last edited by sanfran22; 10-20-2011 at 10:38 AM.

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